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FUNERAL OF PROF.
ALBERT MILLER.
Touching Tribute to the Memory
OF a Beloved Music Teach
err and Citizen.
SAD DEATH OF LITTLE BOY.
County Fair Association Effected
Farmers Organize--f'rof. De Motifs
acknowledging Chimes,

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co., Feb. 5.--The flner-
al services over the remains Of Prof.
Albert Miller in this city, Saturday,
were among the most impressive ever
held here. The entire student body of
the Brigham Young university and the
faculty, numbering over 1000, formed
In procession at the university, and
preceded by band, formed Of the Unit
versity band and many local musicians
marched to the residence and from
there accompanied the remains to the
Tabernacle.
The speakers stand at the tabernacle
was beautifully draped IN white and
evergreens. and many beautiful floral
offerings placed on the casket eyidenc-
ed the love and esteem OF many friends.
Members of the faculty, the stake
presidency, and other prominent ci,i-
zens We're seated on the stand, Pres
ident Joseph Il. Keeler presided.
The services onened by the academy
choir singing, Come, We dsconsolate,
etc.
Prayer was offered by Elder H. e.
Smart.
a, l.. Booth was the UlSl speaker, lie
referred to the conversion of Prof. NIL
Ter to the Gospel, and his high stand
ing in the ward, and its organization,
where deceased was an active member.
President j. y. keeler also paid a
high tribute to the work and worth OF
Elder Miller. Elder George Webb Of
Lehi also spoke feelngly of his assoc
citation with Miller,
Proc. A. G. Lund, representing the
music department of the University
| gave a beautiful LIES sketch Of the
deceased. He referred to Prof. Mllers
! birth in Germany, of humble parentage
| and told of his struggle to enter a
! school of music, where he repaidly adj
| vanced. on entering the Germsn army
| he was assigned TO the music division
| where hls progress was rapid. After
| being released from the army he
| investigated the Gospel, which he ac'
| cepted and embraced. His wife alsC
| became devoted 10 the Gospel and join
| ed thd Church. The two came on tC
| Utah and settled first in Lehi. The
| speaker met Prof. Miller several times
| In Lehi and was convinced that he
| had found a man who could becom,
| very useful in the music section of the
| university, where Prof. Miller was sooT
| employed and enjoyed the confidence
and good will OF his associates from
| the beginning.
| President George H. Brimhall palC
| beautiful tribute TO the pure and no
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T oday $ Ogden News

general should have in the same Og-
den has large colored population.
Most OF the men are employed on the
railroad, and have families living here,
and they are DESTROYS of getting u
house OF worship of their own, where
they can have a colored minister to
preach TO them. neat little sum was
raised yesterday but they will need a
great deal more before they can go
ahead with the work.
INTERESTING LECTURE ON
FAUST"
At the session Of the Y. NJ. ard Y. l..
NJ |. Associations OF the Fifth ward
held last EVENING" he ward church was
Inadequate to accommodate the Inn
mense gathering, who assembled to
hear the music service and the lecture
on Faust" by Elder Levi Young. Prof.
Squire Coop presided at the organ and
several very beautiful solos were sung
by Prof Charles Kent and Miss Mayme
Carter. Elder Young's Interpretation
of Goethe's production was listened to
with great interest by all present. He
beautifully compared Faust" with the
life OF man, showing the two spirits
that Influence all mankind, the one TO
the doing of good and the other to evil
HEALY-LYNCH ENGAGEMENT.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Healy announce
the engagement OF their daughter Hell
en- to John q. Lynch, OF Tonopah,
Nevada. owing to the illness VI Mr..
Healy the wedding will be a quiet one.
l. will occur Wednesday Feb. Z. The
bride-elect is one Of Ogdens most
charming and popular young ladies,
and a leader In society. and Mr. Lynch
IS "A wealthy resident Of Nevada.
BURGLAR BOUND OVER.
ogden, Feb. 5.-John Howard was
given a preliminary hearing Saturday
before Judge Murphy on the charge
OF burglary In the second degree. 1t be-
ing alleged that he entered the Montane
roomlns house aud stole therefrom an
oVercoat belonging to John Alexander,
a brakeman. The hearing resulted In
the defendant being bound over to the
district court in bonds Of $500 He il
now In the custody OF the sheriff.
WILL MEET FARMERS.
During the week Field Superintendent
Job Pingree of the Amalgamated Sugar
company will meet with the farmers in
the following districts; Monday, Feb.
VILE; Wednesday, Lynn; Thursday,
Harrisvi!e; Friday, Warren. and Sat
,irday at the Office of the company in
Ogden
Mr.. Pingree stated this morning that
the outlook for the beet crop this year
was very encouraging, the increased
precipitation having induced many Of
the farmers TO increase their acreage.
APPOINTRMENT VETOED.
The appointment of c. r. Hollings-
worth as auditor and r. T. Harris as
assistant. TO audit the books of ogden
city, at a compensation of 5000. has been
vetoed by Mayor Conroy, for the rea-
son that It was understood that both
men were to be equal and were to be
paid $500 instead Of the amount allowed
by the city council.
OGDEN SCHOOLS CROWDED.
The crowded condition OF the city
schools received the consideration Of the
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ton of the Weber county schools in
session Saturday afternoon discussed
at length the conditions of the schools
and gave special attention to he many
cases or truancy In some OF the
schools. and decided TO vigorously en-
force the law In this matter instructing
Truant officer Washburn TO take this
matter up In the schools at once and
see that the boys who are violating
this law are severely punished and
made an example Of
Miss Matilda Peterson was appointed
temporary principal Of the Huntsville
school until Principal King whose leg
was broken the other week. can return
to his position. when Miss Peterson
VIII continue her work as primary SUI
pervisor.
The report OF the treasurer showed
a balance of $4,000 on hand Feb. l.
PETTY THIEvING.
The barn of Charles Van der Vlies.
located at the rear of his house In
West ogden, was entered by thieves
sometime Saturday night and about
$50 worth of harness and other articles
taken. A fine set of double buggy har-
ness. part of a heavy double harness
and numerous other articles were
taken, The matter was reported to the
police but they have been unable to
find any trace OF the stolen goods or to
find any clue that night lead to the
identity Of the thieves. The barn Is
located near the oregon Short Line
track aud It Is believed some tramps
coming along the track stole the ar
ticles.
a man who gives his name as Mar
tin Helms was arrested yesterday by
the police charged with petit larceny.
The police were notified that someone
had entered room and stolen an over
coat belonging to James Devlin, The
officer soon located Helms, who had
the coat in his possession, II was also
learned where he had offered 1t for
sale.
The police have been unable TO To-
cate the fur belonging to Mrs. Fred
Williams. which way stolen Friday
night from the I. O. o. +. hall,
CoLoRED PEOPLE WANT CHURCH
The colored people Of ogden held a
Jubilee and sacred concert yesterday
afternoon at the Union hall for the pur-
pose of raising funds for the building
of new church In this city. The at
tendance was good. and the services
were interesting. Several of the local
ministers were present and delivered
addresses on the Importance of the
work to be undertaken by the colored
people and the interest the people In
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KANAB.
AUeoRA GOAT ASSOCIATION.

Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Kanab, Kane Co.. Jan Soldiers
William Bunting ana George Mace re-
turned from missions last week, the
former has been laboring in Colorado
and the latter in the British mission.
After being closed four weeks on
account OF scarlet fever, the three high
er departments OF school began work
again yesterday and II Is hoped the
other grades VIII be able 10 start next
Monday.
If the past three days delightful
weather continues the farmers will be
at work putting in crops.
GOAT ASSOCIATION.
President Il. D. wooIley and Benta-
min Hamblin just returned from Lees
Ferry Ariz., where they have been in
vesting in herd Of goats The goat
men, met yesterday and organized I'M
der the name Of the Utah Angora Goat
association. and elected the following
officers; Benjamin Hamblin, president
David Robinson vice president; +. a.
Lundquist, secretary: J. r. Hamblin,
Il. d. Woolley, Jesse n. johnson, Frank
Little and John NJ. Ford, board OF d.
rectors. Frank Little. T.. d. Wooley
and f. A. Lundquist were appointed a
committee on constitution and bylaws.
William Swap. James Bunting, Ed
ward Little. Charles Pugh, Willard
Ford, and r.. * Pugh. each have a
new dwelling under way. and when
finished these homes will make Kanab
look much better. 1t Is hoped that this
spirit of improvement will prove as con-
tagious as the scarlet fever,
Supt, F. A. Lundquist is experiencing
"old times" he talks 10 his wife at the
gate. She is quarantined
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America. The headquarters OF the 30.
cloty Is In indianapolis, Ind, and It's pur-
poses ana objects as set forth In the arti.
eieh 81 Incorporation. are 70 secure oquita-
PIE ana profitable prices for all products
Of the farm, garden and orchard, includ-
ing llNestocN and dairy products and poul.
XIV Inc organizatiQn as local union OF
ms society Was-deClded upon after consid-
cradle discussion of two reports presented
by mo committee on Organization. The
majority report recommended an indie
pendent DISSEMINATION at least for ,hs
present. leaving the matter Of affiiauon
with the society OF equity TO be dsters
mined later The minority report, which
was adopted, was presented by A. ".
Holloway, aud favored organization as q
union " the society The officers stss
Lew A. Colvln, president, Walter Scott,
Vice president; J., g. Johnson, secretaryi
Geo, T. Peay, Jr. treasurer, A. n. Hold
S ,Sgiy,,,,a 81 y, Hnealey Jorgep Hangsea
w Gee and Geo, w. Ekins, directors; A.
y Holloway T. ). Hinckley and N. w.
Billings, organizers.
PROF DENOTES LECTURE.
Prof John r. Denotes lecture In col
lego nall saturday evening on The Harp
Of the Senses Or the Secret Of Character
Building was attended by a large audi.
ence and was thoroughly enjoyed. some
interesting explanations and Illustrations
OF sound waves were given by aid OF the
sions made upon the brain by the thought
and acts " the individual. Prof. De-
Motto wildly portrayed the eject %
frequent acts OF good and evil upon the
brain - that by constant repetition they
would ne performed automatically SHOVE
ing the great difficulties that were en-
conntered in overcoming bad habits ana
wrong action The lecture. while scien-
life and philosophical was presented in
such language and manner that all were
intensely interested. and better all were
benehted, and strengthened In their UNI
Outstanding Of the beauty OF right living.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples:
George ", Ludlow q, Of BENJAMIN, and
| Elizabeth Prior. % Of spanish Fork,
Elias Mcdaniel, 81 and Alice Olsen. 49,
Robert B. Day. q. Of Raymond, Canada.
| and Efhc NJ. Ross. % ~ LEM
DIVORCE GRANTED.
A divorce ON the ground of cruelty has
| has been granted 90 Clara Davis of
| Spanish FORK from James Albert Davis.
| Plaintiff WAS awarded tho custody Of a
minor child.
GARDEN CITY NOTES
The Joint teachers institute OF Utah
| and Juah counties and Provo city vii
| hold their monthly session IN Nephi OF
the nth State Supt Nelson, DR. Byrol
w. King and Prof. II. H. kastmond vii
address the teachers.
The Independent Telephone compan!
has placed telephones in all the publ
schools.
who is also a teacher In the publ
schools. is enlsting the co-opera ton o
the teachers in the matter OF applying tn
reforms contemplated by the Juvenll
law.
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board OF education Friday evening, when
Superir tendont William Allison report
ed that go pupils had entered the school
at mid-year. Reference was especially
made to the Quincy school where the
attendance had increased beyond the
capacity of the building. The matter
of installing an additional room at the
latter school was referred to the teach
ers committee, with power 20 act The
sanitary committee repored that the
city Is free from contagious disease
The board refused to grant the proba-
ton officer a salary for his services as
truant officer. II ordered the secretary
of Che board TO address communica-
ton to the mayor and city council re-
qunsting that the city Increase the off,
GERS salary. The treasurer reported
cash on hand IN the sum OF S2S,65S52,
ami a number Of bills We're allowed.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
]. w. f. Volker and wife left for
California yesterday where they Will
spend few weeks pleasurlng.
Prof. Thomas y. Mckay Of Logan
spent Saturday and sunday In Ogden
visiting with relatives.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs, Wa,t-
er j. Richardson died yesterday at
Statewide and was buried today I'm the
Ogden city Cemetery.
The Y. l.. NJ. l. association OF the
Fourth ward has arranged TO, an en-
tertainment to be given In the ward
hall Wednesday evening,
Tonight cousin Kate" will be play
ed at the Grand Opera House. and to-
morrow night Lewis Morrison will APP
pear in Faust"
f. B, Crandall. general baggage agent
for the San Pedro line, Ia in Ogden
for short time Weighing mail.
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0uARTER MILLION
! PACKING PLANT.
Utah and Idaho Capitalists es.
tabIish Big Meat Concern
For Ogden.
WILL ENFORCE TRUANCY LAW.
rounty school Board SO Decided IN
Board Meeting saturdny--N'oVement
os Colored People for Church.

ooasn. Feb ga s250,OOO packing
,lan, IS to be built in Ogden in the very
Ear future. The gentlemen backing
the proposition are some OF the most
or,srrrlsing and best financial men OF
Ttab and Idaho, and propose making
tbis new Industry a thorough success.
rbe articles Of incorporation were pre-
aarad IN be filed today with the coun-
70 clerk The ogden Packing COM
INV Of this city viii be absorbed by
H. new corporation. A piece or land
eornrlsinc nearly one block OF ten
scres has been purchased for the pro-
nosed site of the immense plant, near
,he corner of Thirtieth street and Paei-
A. avenue. The building Will be mod
orr in every respect, with n capacity or
soS0 head OF hogs, 1000 head Of sheep,
IA head OF cattle and large amount
~ noutry each month A large force
~ mon will be employed In the var
,o,s dopartnents, which will mean 81
creat deal for Ogden. The cattle, sheep
and hog ralsers win find at home which
Ietfor their stock right at home. which
,Stn be A great saving to them IN freight
rates as instead of shipping to the
eastern markets, they can drive their
herds to Ogden. getting almost as good
a prlce as nj Omaha, or other eastern
cities. in fact the prices will be better
40 tho shrinkage caused by the long
sbinn,ert TO the eastern markets OF
ra,tIe and other stocks will be saved
ogden "a a good point for this inter-
mountain region where so much stock
is raised, as Il has such excellent rail-
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Manager. e. A. Larkin.
4e6 2ith st. Telephone i3s-k
Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and emiWeekly News
accepted ON the same terms as at
the Salt Lake office.
- - -
Circulstor. John j. McGrcaor.
22ib Wash. Ave. Ind. Tel Isl
Office With Lambert Paper Co.
Payments fol the Daily. Saturday
and SEMI Weekly News should be
made to the circulator. Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
as IN Salt Lake
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Big lot Of fancy silk
Vests at reduced
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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-29
Ben 2. Morris, supervisor Dist. No. Z
Jos. Pigman. County Clerk.

Ben p. Morris, supervisor Dist. No. 7
Jos. Pigman, County Clerk.
W. h. Pennington, County Physician
And that the following be the off
GERS and their successors in Office BIZ
the officers of the said Board of Health
j. I. Arthur President, Jos. Pig.
man Secretary and DIR. w. X. Penn
ington Health Officer and theta succ-
essors in office. Also that the Rules
and Regulations adopted at the March
1904 meeting be readopted by this
Board.
Moved and carried to adjourn til
100 p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at 100 ?. M. all mem.
bers present.
Finance Committee reported on
County Treasurers Report as follows:
We the finance Committee have
checked and examiner the within re-
port also all receipts and bouchers and
find the same correct as shown by
this report except the excess Fees
which we find should be $685.19 in
stead of $596.36 as reported.
Jos. Fenimore J
J. T. Arthur Com.
Ben p. Morris
Moved and carried that the report
of the committee be accepted and ad.
opted,
Finance Committee reported as fol-
lows on the excess fees of Recorders
Office.
We the Finance Committee recon-
mend that The excess fees as shown
by the Register of Deeds Report to
the amount Of $601 90 be placed to
the credit of the 1906 General Fund
and warrants drawn on same.
Jos. FenimOre J
j. L. Arthur Com.
Ben p. Morris
1t was moved and carried that the
report be accepted and adopted as
read.
The Erroneous Tax Claims Commit
ttee reported as follows:
We recommend that the claim OF
+. G. House be allowed for Sc. so and
in the matter of the claim of Brass
and Conway, We recommend that they
be allowed $46,63 to be refunded out
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-29

Sl,237 6s Sl,2S7 IS
l, c. o. Lind, Register of Deeds here
ay certify that the foregoing is a true
bnd correct statement of fees received
from Jan. sd, to March 18th 1906.
{. o. LIND,
Register of Deeds.
We, your spe cial committee, APP
pointed to check the Office of Register
of Deeds, respec tfully report that we
have compared the report with the
Fee Book and report with records Of
office and find same correct as report
ed by G. o Lind, Register of Deeds.
JOS. KENMORE.
BEN p. MORRIS.
Moved and carried that the report
be accepted and adopted.
Judiciary claims committee report
ed as follows:
We recommend that the following
claims be allowed:
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OF the Village Fund of the Village of
Sargent.
A. Fonda, / co
j. T. Arthur. Nolh.

j. L. Arthur, 0o"'
Moved and carried that the report
be accepted and adopted as read.
The Official Bond, Road and Road
Claims Committee reported as follows:
We, your committee, recommend
that the following bonds be approved:
r. =. Lowe, deputy sheriff; Jnhn A.
Anderson, road overseer, district No.
l, Grant township; S. r. Hicks, road
overseer, Dist. No. 4, Cliff township;
Calvin M. Layman, road overseer, Dist.
No. 2, Victoria township; H. Helm,
Sr., road overseer, Dist. No. /, Wes-
tervllle township; John Dodd, Justice
OF the peace, Garfield township.
Also that the claim of Milton Deal
for damage to the southwest 4 of
section Il, town 20, range 10, caused
by the location of the Beager road, be
allowed for $500 against road Dist.
l, West Union township.
Also claim of j. L. Hipsley for
damage to the west %, section IS,
town II, range %, caused by the los
cation of section line road, for $5O:O0
be allowed against road Dist. No. 3,
Kilfoil township.
Also claim of Maggie Lang for dam
ages to the east - of east % OF sec
ton II, town II, range %, caused by
the location of section line road, be al
lowed for $4,000 against road Dist
3, Kilfoil township.
And that the claim for damages to
the east % of east e, section II, T.
II, X. y, of Mrs. Maggie Jones,
caused by the establishment of a sec
ton line road, be rejected.
We also recommend that the fol-
lowing claims be allowed.
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G. P. Foote and Carl Foote reject
ed as tax has not been paid.
-tiso the offer of j. G. Leonard t.
purchase tax sale certificate.
i f i: + F esq S s;5P,,i's's. Com.
1t was moved and carried that the
report be accepted and adopted.
Appointment of A. j. VanAntwerp
as deputy county surveyor was read as
follows:
To all whom it may concern:
GREETING;-B Believing in the ability
and istegrity of A. j. VanAntwerp,
do on this Filth day of January, 1906,
hereby appoint the said A. j. Van
Antwerp deputy county surveyor in
and for Custer county. Nebraska.
Witness my hand and seal this fifth
day of January, 1906.
[SEALl FRANK e. VANANTwERP,
County Surveyor in and for Custer
County, Nebraska.
1t was moved and carried that the
appointment be confirmed,
Moved and carried to adjourn till 9
a. m. tomorrow.
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th 1906.
Board met at 8 a. M, all members
present.
Minutes of yesterday read and ap-
proved.
Finance committee reported as fol-
lows:
We recommend that the application
of the Farmers State Bank of Arnold,
and the Farmers Bank of Oconto to
be designated as repositories of public
funds, be granted, and the bond of the
Farmers State Bank of Arnold, be
approved.
Jos. Fenimore,
j. 7. Arthur, Com.
Ben. p. Morris,
1t was moved and carried that the
report be accepted and adopted as
read.
1t was moved and carried that the
county clerk give public notice by ad-
vertisement, that sealed proposals will
be received up to noon, II O'Clock of
June 9TH, 1906, for doing all medical,
surgical, and obstetrical work for the
inmates of the county jail and poor
farm for one year. beginning with dtae
of contract.
1t was moved and carried, that
there be organized a County Board of
Health for Custer county, Nebraska,
and that said board be composed of
the following persons and their sue
cessOrs in Office, tO-wit:
j. 7. Arthur, supervisor Dist. No. /.
X. X. WEIGH, supervisor Dist. No. 2.
e. H. Thorpe, supervisor Dist. No, 3.
Jos. FesimOre, supervisor Dist, No, 4.
H. B, Schneringer, Sup'r Dist, No, 5.
A, Fonda, supervisor district No. 6.
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:. " R smith, witness tees.".s $50
Gus cases. .;....,. 49, So as
Gus @i cases. ices IN vari' ~ 20
c; o y; Richardson 6dshs fees in vari'
@. y. Richardson, fees in ; vari. %
Geo B. S1 MAR. draws;ing, Jury; %
!" . ate offending court; "a 90
sanderson : s,,.,.. 70. i2 30
Mote WAR. a'a.e VS.. .. e. as
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And the following in the ease Of Patriol
JORDAN insane
g, j. christen sey n.,.,.,..,,......s 90
q Se2' d r Main; ;ax.amin,s;,... 800
,,of patient. .,...,...I.....,.,., 500
mileage arr.nk.on' wines ana 30
Viii Within ge nTydiSn and Mile. tso
I. NJ Rqsler 10
i. 9. Albert, intending GSfn ' COSTS So
Hugh MeBirnie, attending. 400
state against H john mcm Mi Sasf n 81 see
Erroneous and DELINQUENT Tax Claime
Committee reportep as follows.
We recommend that the following
elaine be allowed and the several
amounts he refunded to tho cla;mantO
L. A. Wight ~ az
H F Kennedy 65S
G. w. Hatfield 147
Also the claim of John Coltrane for
$50 be allowed and the Treasurer or.
dered to refund the same to him and
to transfer from the district funds of
district No. AZ to tbe district fnnd Of
No. 145 the sum Of ar 61 and that