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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-02
REORGANIzE SUNDAY SCHOOL

sneclnl OOrrespondenle.

special correspondence
Logan. Cache CO.. May THE san
l1-ancisco relief committee has ar
ranged to give grand ball at the
Thatcher pavilion tomorrow night The
proceeds TO lac used towards loading
another car of food clothing, etc, for
the sufferers The management has
generously rendered the use OF the pa.
viliou, and II Is hoped that the public
will be liberal in It's patronage.
FIFTH WARD SUNDAY SCHOOL
The Fifth ward Sunday school was
recognized last sunday Elder c. II.
Hart, who has been acting as superin-
tendent for some time being released
on account of having been chosen az
one OF the presidency Of the Seventies.
W. w, Henderson was sustained rs
superintendent Joseph Benson md
Christian Olsen assistants. John p
| Carbon was released as assistant to G.
| II Hart on account Of having been
made clerk Of the ward.
DAUGHTER or JARIUS."
The presentation OF the Daughter ~
Jairus," by the A e. Choral society.
attracted q large number ~ the music
lovers Of the city to tho tabernacle last
night The program was excellent in an
It's parts. and was highly appreciated
By the audience.
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE AT \. g.
The legislative committee which Is
looking into the duplication OF studies
by the Agricultural college and, Uni
Verslty of Utah was IN logan Saturday
and Sunday Three of the members
from salt Lake attended devotional ex-
orcIses at the college, and made note
Of all the students IN attendance. anu
the classes to which they belong. They
also made . pretty thorough inspection
of the departments.
Mai. J. 4. Deckman Of the United
States army Is IN this city for the put-
pose Of inspecting the military classes
IN charge Of Cant. Styer at the Asricul-
tural college,
Mr.. John Hopkins OF the Seventh
ward was rendered farewell party by
his friends and neighbors last night
Mr. Hopkins ~ about to leave the ward
to engage IN the fanching business
Mrs Ellen Nlbley and son Preston
returned from Los Angeles Saturday
evening Mrs. Nlbley went 70 tho coast
for her health, ana returns much I'M
proved
BADLY sCALDED.
city Engineer y, NJ. Hansen, Jr,
was pretty badly scRlied yesterday by
overturning kettle Of boiling water
while passing the stove. The water ran
into his boot top and burned his foot
badly before the boot could he removed
The stork lcf a fine boy ~ tho res
idence Of Roy y. Thatcher on sunday
night
Mrs. Mary Ann shaw gave birth to n
fine boy yesterday.
Mr. W Dudley has purchased a por-
ton of the w. u. Craney property ON
east Second South street, and will erect
q fine cottage there nj once.
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LARGE POWER PLANT.
Being Built In Weber Canyon by l..
l.. 4 Power and L. &. COMPANIES.

Ogden. May 1.-THE Utah Light ana
hallway company ana Utah Construc-
ton company are Jointly building
big power plant in Weber canyon, about
one mile west of the Devils gate. Al
ready over $4,000 has been expended
ON the plant. and large force Of en-
Rineers with men and teams are at
W0rh on the project which they hope
80 complete by next year. About three
miles of pipe line will have 10 be built
In the new plant which VIII take q
great amount Of time and labor.
The Utah Light e Railway company
has leased The Fremont canal TO tho
residents OF Warren Weber county.
The company takes It's water from the
Weber river aud carries Il a distance
Of Il miles tn that section Of country
located around Warren and the Little
pouutain, The people of Warren win
pay the light company $500 this wear
for the rental Of the canal. which win
he great advantage 10 them MS for
several years past they have been short
Of water for irrigation purposes. and
their crops have suffered. The power
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VANDALISM IN B. Y. u.
Valuable Pictures Torn From Wall
Mrs. Madsen Victim of Paralysis.

Special Correspondence.
Provo May "A mysterious act OF
vandalism has been perpetrated in the
Brigham Young university, and Is be-
ing Investigated by the faculty. Two
large oil painting (canvasscs fastened
on the walD have been torn down from
the east wall of College hall, and left
on the floor They we're pictures OF the
Hill CumorTah and Of Adam ondi-
Altman.
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
Mrs Minnie Madsen, wife Of Bishop
Peter Madsen, formerly OF Lake View.
but now living in the Second ward OF
this city, was stricken with paralysis
yesterday afternoon. The seriousness
Of ;he attack cannot yet be determined.
DEATH OF MRS BIGELoW.
Mrs. Ruby Cannon Blgelow died at
the Provo general hospital yesterday
morning, from blood poisoning. after
an Illness OF three months. Her hus-
band. Willard Bigelow. two children
and many relatives are left to mourn
her demise,
The deceased Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Cannon and was
born in Eureka, New. July II. 1880 Her
parents returned to Provo. their for
mer home, short time after, and the
greater part Of Mrs. Bigelows life haa
been spent here
Funeral services win be held Thurs
day at the Fifth ward westinghouse,
beginning at 2 o'clock.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Byron r. Wilmot held yesterday in
Berg & Sons undertaking psrloTs,
We're attended by relatives and many
friends. Short addresses all highly
commendat0ry OF the deceased and APP
preciative Of his many noble qualities
were made by Elders James Glove. W..
f. Rydalch, A. j. Southwick, w L..
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Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or
Bladder Trouble?
To Prove What Swamp-R Root the Great Kidney, Liver and
Bladder Remedy will do for YOU, all Readers May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

Pain or duh ache in the back is un-
mistakable evidence of kidney trouble.
IL Is Natures timely warning to show
you that the track Of health is not
clear
II these danger signals are unheeded.
more serious results are sure to follow;
Bright's disease, which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble, may steal upon
you.
The mild and extraordinary effect OF
the orld-famous kidney and bladder
remedy. Or, Kllmer's swamp Root, Is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest
for Its wonderful cures OF the most dis
tressing cases. A trial will convince
anyone-and you may have a sample
bottle free, by mail.
LAME BACK.
Lame back IS only one of many
symptoms Of kidney trouble. other
symptoms showing that you need
swamp Root are. being obliged TO pass
water often during the day and 10 get
up many times during the night. ina
bility to hold your urine. smarting or
irritation In passing, brick-dus or sed-
iment In the urine. catarrh Of the blad-
der, uric acid occasional headache
dizziness, poor digestion, sleepless-
ness. nervousness sometimes the
heart acts badly, rheumatism. bloat-
ing, irritability, WORKOUT feeling, lack
Of ambition, loss of flesh, sallow com-
plpNioD.
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BRYAN, IDAHO.
WORK OF DASTARDs.
IN Orchard Of 60 Bearing Trees De-
StrOycd.

Special Correspondence.
Bryan, Bingham co., Ida, April 30. -.
Last Friday some maliciously disposed
persons entered the premises Of Wilt
am Cunts, and destroyed so hearing
fruit trees and Mr. Curtis viii be the
looser OF not less than $500 The sus-
peCtcd parties were soon lodged In jail
by the officers and Il is hoped that thoy
viii get the full penalty ~ the law
for their dastardly deed.
There are some scarlet fever cases
here the first for some time,
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DAUGHTER or JARrus'

The presentation OF the Daughter ~
Jairus," by the A g. Choral society,
attracted q large number " the music
lovers Of the city 10 tho tabernacle last
night The program was excellent IN all
It's parts and was highly appreciated
by the audience.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-02

company built the Fremont canal a
number OF years ago at cost Of $50,
900, but has had little use or benefit
out Of il, as It's land which consists
OF several thousand acres Is not un-
der cultivation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-02

Ben Wilmore Of the Second ward has
returned from a mission 20 England,
where he has. been laboring for two
years past
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BOISE. IDAHO.
NEWSPAPER BURNED.
silver City ANalnnch DcS,royed; Loss
$4,000; no Insurance.

Special Correspondence.
Boise, Idaho. May 1.-The plant Of
the Avalanch new spaper, at silver CITY
being run under lease by Jacob Horn,
was destroyed By dre this morning
Loss s. 900 without Insurance,
The press ana some o. the TYNE were
saved but everything else was con-
Rumed. including the tiles. II was one
OF the Oldest newspapers In the state.
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Home is not complete without the ever
ready Box Of Cascarets. Ten cents buys
a small one a, the Corner Drug Store.
Be very careful to get the genuine,
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold in bulk. Every tab
let stamped "cCC."
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned Board OF Trustees Of
Sunnyside School District, Sunnyside.
Carbon County. Utah, will receive bids
for the erection OF an eght-room brick
school building up 10 ! o'clock p. m, May
18th 1906 Plans, specifications and In
strucuons 10 bidders can be found at the
Office OF Samuel Naylor Sunnys'sc, IIan,
also at the office OF II, G. Watkins,
architect, Provo Utah
Bids viii be received in segregated form
for excavatng, stone and brick masonry
cut stone and cement work, carpenter
work, including galvanized iron and
tin work plastering and cement
work painting heating and plumbing.
also for the building complete except
heating and plumbing, Each bid must be
accompanied with a certified check OF )
per cent Of the amount Of bid which will
be returned with all rejected bids also to
the successful bidder upon entering into
contract and giving an approved bond OF
twice the amount Of bid within one week
nftcr said work Is awarded, Otherwise
the amount TO be forfeited to said dis.
trict
The Trustees will meet at their office
at the above time and date to open and
publicly read all bids.
The Trustees reserve the right 10 re-
ject any and all bids or accept any part
thereof
By order Of the Board
, SAMUEL MAYOR, Clerk.
Dated at Sunnyslde, April %, 1906,
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VERNON.
GREAT CROP PROSPECTS.
Bright outlook for the DRY Farmer
CLOSING of School.

Special Correspondence,
Vernon Tooele Co.. May 3.--The past
few years have been rather dry here but
this year is making up for 1t In snow
and rain, and as result more water
Is running through the fields and down
the valley below town, than has been
had by the whole town for years past.
The snow in the mountains IL some
thing great for this time of the year,
and grass is growing nicely with plen-
ty Of II.
Dry farm grain planted last fall is
doing nicely, as is spring grain where
II can be planted, but the ground Is
most too wet To pillow. This VIII be
banner year for this section Of the
state.
The dry farmers that took up land
here last year are trying TO get 300
acres plowed at once, with more to
pillow later on.
There are thousands of acres OF good
dry farm land near here open for set
tiers.
This week a collection Is being taken
for the San Francisco people
Tuesday was nickel day In the Re-
igion class, and next Sunday the sun
day school has a special nickel Sunday
for the same cause.
School closes tomorrow after n sue
cessful winters run. A nice program
is being prepared by the pupils, and a
good time is looked for tomorrow af-
ternoon and night.
The first news received here that a
forest reserve had been created south
OF here came In the Evening News of
May |. Every one seems delighted
to hear OF II.
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MORONI.
MRS. cHRIsToFFERsEN DEAD.
Epidemic of Whooping Cough--Claims
One Victim.
Special correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Mor0ni, Sanpcte Co., May lon the 90th
ult, the mortal remains OF Mrs. Mary
Christoffersou, widow OF Andrew Chris
Jefferson, were laid TO rest IN the city
cemetery.
She passed away April q after n
months suffering from dropsy, and other
complications.
At the funeral services Elders A. Hardy,
Julius Christensen, s G, Christensen and
Bishop o. Bradley eulOgized the good life
and labors Of the departed.
Mrs. Christoffersen was born at Sanley,
Denmark, Oct 3, 1877. embraced the Cos
pei IN June, 1874; emgrated to Utah In
1855, and married IN 1870, since which time
she has resided IN this ward. Sbt was
an active worker IN the Relief so,lety;
was a stanch advocate OF the faith Of tho
Gospel and sought 10 live the life OF u
true Latter-day Saint.
VICTIM or WHOoPINGCoUGH.
The children here are passing through
a siege OF whoopingcough, which proved
fatal In the case OF the little son OF Lo-
renzo Larsen, who succumbed after a
hard struggle with the afiliction.
Bishop Bradley. by the aid OF num-
Der OF the young men Of the ward, has
finished the laying OF a pipe line which
will convey the water to the meetinghouse
and tithing house grounds, which have
hitherto been too high TO be irrigated.
With the new service IN operation tho
grounds can be greatly improved and
beautihed.
The oldest settler does not remember. so
heavy a rainfall as that Of this spring
during ali Of the Il years since Moronl
was first settled The ground is In fine
condition for the termination OF every
seed that Is IN the ground and therefore
the hearts Of the farmers are glad
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ing Of vanusdeln and Liant for adjust

ing Of Vanusdeln and Liant for adjust
ment.
Marshal Henrie submitted his re-
port, which was accepted and ordered
filed. The Justices report was also
heard and accepted.
The matter Of drainage OF the town
was discussed and President Rowe
authorized to communicate with the
o. S. l.. Railway CO., as well as other
owners Of property adjacent 10 the
town. In an effort to secure more
thorough system Of drainage.
The clerk read a communication
from the r. NJ b. Tel. co. respecting
the granting Of n franchise TO operate
its telephone system in the corporate
limits. The matter was left In the
hands of committee consisting OF
w. X. Rowe and John T. Liant.
The bill OF the Garland Globe for
stationery, amounting 10 A25, was
presented by the clerk and ordered
paid.
Town Clerk w. p. Eaton asked that
his resignation as clerk be accepted,
on the ground that his duties outside
OF he town work prevented him CIV
ing the proper amount of time and at
tenton to his work as town clerk. Mr..
Eatons resignation was reluctantly
accepted, and Mr.. r. l.. Bush,by unan-
imous vote, was appointed TO the posi-
ton. Mr.. Eaton was rendered a
hearty vote OF thanks for the efficient
manner In which the accounts OF the
town had been handled.
The matter OF sending assistance 10
the victims of the San Francisco dis
aster was discussed. and II was de-
cided that the town board, In commune.
ton with the Church and Commercial
club, take steps for the relief or the
unfortunate,
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JUNCTION..
HORRIBLE FATE OF CRIPPLE,
Thomas Wilson, Aged so. Falls Into
Fire and Burned to a Crisp.

Junction Piute Co, May Thomas
wilson rheumatic and helpless
cripple of so, met with horrible
death here Sunday During the alb
sence of his attendant. Miss Stark. he
fell head first into large fireplace,
and when he was discovered his head
and shoulders were burned to a crisp,
most of his clothing being burned from
his body by the flames. He lived a
short distance from town. and Miss
Stark had left the patient for n short
time to go TO town on an errand. He
was sitting In front Of the fireplace in
a rocking chair reading n paper. and
on her return she was Mortified to see
him In the above condition,
It Is supposed that I'm an effort to
move In his chair he lost his balance
and fell into the fire, and was so badly
crippled up that he was unable TO get
out. or, which was most likely. he was
stricken with death In his chair and
fell into the fire.
Mr. Wilson had so relatives Is this
part of the country He leaves all of
his property to the young woman who
was taking care Of him at the time Of
his death.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NEW STATE GUN CLUE. Notice OF
special stockholders meeting OF the New
state Gun Club.-Notice Is hereby given
that a special meeting OF the stockhold-
ers u the New State Gun Club Is hereby
called 20 he held at Room 5li Temple
ton Building on the corner Of South Tenn
pie and Main Streets, Salt Lake City,
Utah, on Wednesday, the Grd day Of May,
1905, at the hour Of 1880 p m, Said meet
ing Is called for the purpose Of consld'
ering and voting upon the proposition 10
amend the Articles Of Incorporation VI the
New state Gun Club by striking out Ar
tlcle . ms It now reads and inserting In
lieu thereof, TO be known as Article .,
the following to-wit'
9Th That the amount OF capital stock
OF this corporation shall be eight thou
sand 9S.UDCG dollars, which shall BIO dl
Nided Into eighty shares OF the face or par
value Of one hundred 800 .0Q dollars each.
Also By striking out Article as II now
reads and inserting In lieu thereof, to be
known as Article s the following to-
wit.
sth within thirty days after their cleo
tion. the trustees shall meet and organize
as a Board and elect a President, Vice
President, Secretary and Treasurer Az
elections by the trustees, they may either
vote by ballot or viva yoce IN accordance
with the majority vote Of the members
present AZ the meeting at which such
election Is to be held. A majority OF the
whole number Of the trustees shall form
quorum and be authorized 20 transact
all business and exercise all the corpor-
ate rights Of the company subject % the
limitations herein, The Board OF Trustees
shall also have power 10 make bylaws
Tor the management OF the business and
property Of the corporation and regula-
lion Of rs affairs or transfer of It's stock
and prescribe the duty OF It's officers
agents. and employees, and prescribe pen
atics against stockholders who violate
the bylaws rules or regulations Of the
said corporation, and TO make all other
bylaws. rules and regula tons that may
b. necessary or convenient FOR fully car
rvlug out the purpose OF Its incorpora-
zion. and 60 exclude stockholders who
violate the rules or regulations from any
Oh all OF the benefits OF this corpora
lion: hut shall not have power TO sell or
exchange the real estate Of the corpora
ton or any mart of same, excepting upon
"A vote OF a majority OF the outstanding
stock Of the corporation duly represented
al "a meeting OF the stockholders duly
called and held ms provided by law, for
the purpose of considering the sale or eX-
change u the same. These articles may
he altered, amended or changed In any
particular nc any meeting OF the stock
holders duly called and held for that
on 10 change said Articles and as
the stockholders may determine; for the
transaction Of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
HARRY $, MARGETTs, Prest.
ELBRIDGE l., THOMAS.
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HOTEL GRACE.
Headquarters For Utah People
In Chicago,

Many people living In Utah and adj
Joining states have occasion to visit
Chicago one or more times every year
This Is especially true Of cattle and
sheep men, who make sales there, and
OF country merchants. who go there to
purchase goods.
II will interest those travellers to learn
hat the Hotel Grace Is fast becom-
ing known as headquarters for Utah
and Idaho people In Chicago, and Is
taking pains 10 secure this trade. This
hotel Is conducted on the European
plan, and has 200 rooms, each of which
has hot and cold water and electric
lights. The rates are REASONABLE rang
ing from 81 per day upward.
The Hotel Grace ls I'm the exact CEN
ter Of the business district. corner OF
Clark street and Jackson boulevard,
II Is across the street from the new
postofice. and Is very near 10 the lead
ing theaters. department stores and Of
fice buildings. II IL n coy home-like
hOstclry. whore guests are treated with
every courtesy.
II readers OF this paper who visit
Chicago will glance over the register
NJ the Hotel Grace, they are likely 20
find the name Of some one they know.
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Beware OF Olntmcnts for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

of smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering II through the mu-
cous surfaces, Such articles should never
be used except ON prescriptions from
reputable physicians, as the damage they
posslbly derive from them Halls Catarrh
cure, manufactured by y. j. Cheney 4
co, Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and
Is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system In buying Halls Caterrh cure
be sure YOU get the genuine IL is taken
internally and made In Toledo, Ohio. by
y ] Cheney x Go. Testimonials free
Sold by Druggists Price I5c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consupa
tl0n.
days SESSION fixed the rate Of interest
county money shall draw under the
depository law at seven per cent per
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Relief Fund Subscription, $4,000

annum. County warrants draw this
rate Of interest, hence the decision TO
make county money demand the same
rate,
Bids for the construction Of the
wooden bridge TO be put In place Of the
one that was washed away about one
mile south of Soda Springs were also
considered.
The board instructed the county at
tornev to begin action at once against
William Winschel, Of Henry. for the
collection OF 5000. being the balance
due on the liquor license granted him
In July last. Wnschel paid 500 at
the time but the board assessed him
an additional 5000 because of the sa-
loon being less than three miles dis
tant from n town.