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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09

The people Of Las Vegas wiii very
heartily commend the action u the
city oouneii last night In passing or.
dinanoes prohibiting the presence %
soinen In saloons and vine rupms and
fixing n license N q thousand dollars
a year for music In the sslsons.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09

IN msy b. said fur the foreign 10.
ssaEanee companies that tias home
companies pay fire losses On earth.
quake losses because in compliance
sith the popular sensiment they must.
while the foreign eompanies are not
thus forced . pas and donf.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09

Uncle Sam isn't particularly hank.
ering after trouble with Japan. hut he
most decidedly and decisiveiy objects
TO any japanese poaching on his seal.
ing grounds.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09

The Topeka Capital. u siraas repais
Iiean PAPER. has come oat 0a the safe
platform. IL the tariff 10 Ia D. ~
gis#a. and n needs m t@, 10 the ~
pnblieans revise H."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09

Lamb l. rsnnlag axalnss Balioek
Im nm aanpsassana Teanrsse~ pasi,son.
The oaiy difficulty The gsa@rs are
having IL % decide shieh shall he
slaughtered
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09

Rev. Father Alfred Quetu. pastor
~ a Catholic church at Prescott. Ari.
coma. and with A. l., Morrison sr..
joint editor Of the Western Catholic
Review a magazine Of the south.
west. passed thrugh Santa re enroute
TO Penasco where with the Rev. rr.
Dumarest. the pastor at that place.
he will celebrate the fiesta OF San
Lorenzo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09

An exchange expresses the belief
tina. none u the stories they tell about
zen sick people are really funny. Xvi.
IDENTIFY the writer has been there.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09
TUE ulEET REPOns


- S"y Nv 49,
Kansas City. ARg s-Csssae: r.
eeapts. 400: stroxx 10 ~ eeaas high.
|er.
Native steers. sass q sxsa: sou,a,
|srn steers. s.Ts q stsa saashern
eo~s. ssaa n sasS: tafive esxs and
heifers. s.ss n sSss; s,ocs@rs ant
feeders. ssss Q sass: bulls. safe @
sss": calves. s2ss q ssss: westera
sed steers. se5e u See. xestera
sed ooxs. sees q sa.s.
thsee asesiets.
sheep: Receipts 3,asea: steady.
Mnssons~ ss.s n $3.50: lambs.
500 y si!se: range wetAers. sase
assea: fed eves. ssee q ss3s.
o. lsvis Woel.
81 Louis. Aug. s-wooi steady. IN.
changed
Chicago livestock
Chicago. Aus. s-cattle. Receipts
n!er"s stfong.
Beeses. ss,7s q $500: COWS and
heifers. ti.is n ss2s: stocsers and
feeders. $50 a seas: Texans. $500
aeL!s: westerns. $3.50 q ssgs:
calves. sa7s q $3.50.
sheep nsesssss
Sheep: Receipts. 1900: steady
sheep. ss-as a $50: lambs. si.7s
Il s7..5.
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago. AUG. a.-ciosing quota.
tions:
Wheat: Sept. 70 3s: Dec. IS a -
Corn: Sept. tsi-4: Dec. HTs.
Oats: Sept. 81 q IS: Dec. 80 q
Is.
Pork: Sept. si6.as: Jan. sis.92 -
Lard: Sept. $50: Oct. ss.7.i.2
Ribs: Sept. s9.os @ 1907 f.2: Oct.
$3.50 Il tsSel IL
| New York Metaai
New York. Aug. s.-iead and cop
per. quiet and unchanged.
The following quotations receive
from =. J. GRAF 4 Co. Albuquerque
". NJ. correspondent for Logan a
Bryan. long distance phone:
gtral
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09
HENRY crEws

Thus FAR the republicans are not
exactly falling over themselves In
their hurry 10 add their dollar 10 the
campaign fund.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09

shosis 81 speedily seEy sssy There
i . ssEoax s-nrinsat axs.asS stst@-
ksssI i'm shas Territory.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09

II you are In doubt. don't do IL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-04
Tlnd)t ans Ocn @cfGnaniG.

Goouote, go, 3. Moi. - Nnh
cincm ScIe9romm ollS Nortou, @o.,
iin0 aus Dem @iie : Golmtp . @e,
f0ngniB IN @iie . G%ourtbouic geItern
AbcnO ad)t @eionacnc cntiprungcn
u1O 6eiinOcn iid) nod oui ireiemIuB.
Sic bottcn gcraOc nod) Hidmono
ilbcracfiibrt merben ioQen. IS be-
ionben iih Oaruntcr 5nci, meld)c me
gen MorOeS pro5eiiirt ulo 81 je IS
Sabrcn @%eiGngniB pcrltrtbeiIt nor.
oen morel. Mebrcrc bon Oel Gnt-
iprun9eneu ioaen aus Ser @ebirgS.
gcgcno oea oiIliGcn &entutfp liant
men mo nlnn glallbt, 00B lie ihren
Meg Oortbin gelonmcn 6uben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-04

Sdleuicllfnnal ouSiprid)t o0cr lid
entihliebt, i~iberboupt feline Gnti6ei=.
Dung 81 fallen, ionOern bic Sttua,
ton beluiien mil, mic lie 0rrd) 0aS
%gc9cnmGrtig in &roit Itebenbe @eict
prGciiirt miro, miro Der ErGli0cnt
niht 5oqcrll, Den bon Der MinoritGt
Ocs GoQegiltnts ser bcrntbenOen &n.
gcnieltre cmpioblencn Sd)lcuienfo=
nal-Elon, epentuc1 nit cirri9cn NO
6ififotionen, auf5umcbmen un0 M
ner5iiglidl an hen @ou OcS groBcn
@nlierneqc& ortf s. Sub WeereSbo-
be 5u i6rciten."
llncle Gam uno sic Morof-
no Nunf.
Ser Nntbeil an Ser nlorotfoniiden
9onf, mcldJcr oCn Ser. Stunten jll=
geltonben morOen lit, belGuit iid olti
100000, mo 0oS Stanta0cparte-
me1lt lit iebt nit Ser GrmGOlung BE-
ld)altl9t, tueld)er @c6roud) Oopon &C
lNodbt lperocn iou. NutiirlidJ furul
1la1 DER Gage uniercr @cicBgcbuna
DIE rationale Gegierung oui oicle9lf.
tlcr1 11ld)t 5eiduenl,nb nclrn lie ii6cr.
bollpt IN Imerlto bleibcn IoQcn, 10
mllB nit Observation-Disclosures ii6cr
Die llcbcrrobmc Elm glbfonmcn &C.
troffen mcr0cn. @robe 9uit, iid olf
Die So0e eill5lllnlIcn. i6eint o6Cr bel
lnieren 6inon5initituten nidt Dor
bonocn 81 icir, unO nr0glider @eiic
miro Oober Die NeQicrunQ Don DEM
ibr Oltrdt bic Observation-Disclosures cins
gcrGl1mtcn &orred)tc fcincn@cbruudb
mod)en. Go0lrdb luiirOc ser onCri=
foniidc gptbeil an Ben 9Itticr llid)t
ctpa elmer nn0ercn Wu6t 3ufuQcn,
Ion0crn oie bctrciicnOcn 9lftien mir.
ben citfody nidt ollS0cgcben meroen.
Gin @enerolfoniulot i'm
GonQoitontC
Gas Scnot3=Gonlite iiir mt@luGrti.
&C @ejiebrngcl bot OicGinberid)tunN
elmer Gill bcidJloiicn, monod) imGon-
go-Srciitootc cir @cncrolfuniulat
nit cinem S%obrcS0cbolt bon $1,000
errittct mcrben ioQ. gngeiiht5 ser
aloNen ilbcr bic 6cloiid)e Serridoit
I'M Gon9o-6rciltootc lit mol 5u Dem
9eldDlllB gelongt 0ob bic Ser. Stoo-
ten BORT olrd) cinen oiplomotiiNcn
@Conltcn pcrtretcn iein ioQcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-04
&crmiidtc tclcgrnpbiidr Scpcid)cm.

Go& @ebG!loc uno Die &orrGt6c
Der @inner &lein Gonpognic IN Mc.
rioinh Wiii., lit Ourd cilcn @runO
pcrllid)tet morocn. S6noen $780,
600, tbciImei'c ourd &criiderunq &c.
Oedt.
Die rNmericon Sbip6uiloira
60" III Soroin, 9, bat cincn nelleu
'toblcrten Gr5tronSport = 0umpier,
Der 90 Sub lang, % SUB brett ulo
81 SltB tici lit ulo 10000 Sonnen
Gr5 tro9cn miro, pom Stopel &c.
lniien.
Sn cincm Steinbrlld 81 Nof-
lolto, Me, mlrOen gcitern pier WGl,
ller, Nonens Sreo. =. Tear, Charles
Gol'om, Sohn &elcber lulo GAmoro
8roB, ourd) 0as llmltiirien zines
&rnb1a getootet.
InS o@len GQpn SprinaS.Nu.
tel" bel Chicago, ST., oas i'm u~eriloi.
Ienen CONNER ais Sonotorium fiir
ornle &inOer benllbt moroen mar. lit
ourd) eitcn 9liBitra0l in 9rono oc.
ltedt poroen rno total ab9cbramlt.
Sdlaocn 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-04
ErGIioent oeS 2pfalpcr6an0cS Der
yllnite0 Wine @orfers."
Tas Strifefic6cr.
N~ltSIt0nOc Der Giiengicbcr uno Der
9ouorbeiter in Gbicngo.- 2obl.
fGmpic an unoerel Srtcr.

81 icugo, 3. Moi. - Gin nIlgcs
meinerS trife uoll 9nuctiens NrbcItern
lit in%icenirt moroen un0 Die Salltell
i'm @eidGitStbeil ser Staot lle0eh
it'll. Iie 2ette perlargen 20 pro
Gaa ltno 6a6en cine CtIerte Don
$4.6O iiir pier Mouote mo $3.50
iiir Sen Mcit Oc9 &obrea ob0elebnt,
e6enIo sic mciterc Giicrte, Die 6roge
cinem SdieoSgeridte por5ltlegen.
Wfon idlGBt, Dab 2rbeitcn i'm 9etragc
BON $4,000 600 OoOlr6 sum Still.
iton0 gefommcn iiu0. Ger Strife
bat olldb sic &ohbobnen 6%etroiien, sic
ieit Ginger 3cit I'M llmbol begriiicn
iinO un0 i6rc @eleiie crmcitern. 5000
Wionn iinO ollageiton0en.
Ser Strife Ser GiienQieBer, Der
Qcitcrn %bcgonncn mllrOc, lit 5um(beil
idloll porilber, in0cm etluu Die SGlitc
ser Strifer sur Nr6eit 5uriidgetcbrt
it, nu6oem oie 9(beitgeber in Ocll
mciIten GGlen Die nclle Sfolu inter
}eidnet bobeu. Cine 2ln5o6l Ser be.
0cutenoercn 2%lrbeitqebcr mil jcOod)
Ocn @ompf, nnmcntIif be5iiglld) ser
oiienen @crtitGttc, bis sum bittcrcn
Gll0e allalcdJtcn.
GoleO ., o, 3. Moi. - &icr
babel $50 Tuhrlcutc Don 'dmcrell
2%aItuo9cn mo observation-disclosures
geitritt, neil lire Sor0erumg boberen
2obnS nidt bepiuigt morOen mar.
Cine GoIge oopon lit, oob iidl in cini.
gen Ser 6nbrit. urO Gngroauerfouia.
GiItrifte 6rod)t in mnbcQllemer @ciic
%onbGuit.
@uiiolo, N..O., 3. Moi. --
SGmmtlid)e 9ln0eitelltc ser GiienGic.
bcrcien in Buffalo, 0epem, Coma
ponOo, Sodport mo Nio9orn e Toll5,
cinIdlicBlid Der @ltBiormcr, @ieBer
uno &anolongcr. 10000 i'm @anjcu,
bnbcn eilen Strife iniccnirt. Sic per
Inn9cn cine @obnerb0bu1g iiir bic
@uBiormcr unO 8iebcr Don 20, rcip.
p Gents pro Sng, m0breno lie icbt
$3.50, rem. $3.50 erbnlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-04
Siun in Wut6.
@un9crSnotb nno Immoral iprcn9cn
oie Neibcn ser @lGubigen.
Comic ougeblih i'm Stcrben.

Gbicngo, 3. Mai. - Su1ger
uno oll9cmeine 6llrht Dor Dem alS.
bred)en elmer Sulgcr5notb bnbel III
3ionsGitp cinen Grroous berporgc-
rllien, llno mcbr alS 800 ser einltigen
N%nbGllger Comics perlieBen III Ben
lcbten Sagen Die Staot. &oliuu giebt
5lL, OaB bic porboloenen Wittel nift
ousreihcll, INN elmer SungcrSnotb
uor5llbcugcl.
9ei Nod)t uno Nebel aus ibrem
SauIc gciagt bon beu Sfergen oeS
crltcn Npoltcls, fam Srau Sane
Nomie 9cItern nnd Chicago lulo ialo
llnterfomnlcn bel elmer b%eireuutoeten
Tiofoniiiin. 9(lS Srou Comic in oaS
3imnler ibreS @atten mollte, mllrOc
lic Don eincm Dor oemiclben itatios
rlrten Ategcr obgeboltcn uno iflieB.
lid) NIT @Gualt binallS g~ciuorfen. Nn
Soblrtt 0rell6eloe gciitige 3crrilts
tllna ocs eritcn NpoltcIS, meld)er Dem
Gnoe nobe letn loll, mar ongeblid) bic
Terunlallllng 81 Scr Scenc.
Soglid meroen rclc Sfult0ale III.
ter Den ToIipn- n,0 Gopie : s%Sattio.
llcn oufgcoedt. Mcbrcre WGnncr
meroen beid)uloi1t, ibre 0roucn 5l
mIiBbatOc!1; Nnoerc iollen nit frem.
Den Srolen 5n picl 5t tbiln baben,
uTo Die NllBenmelt lit emport iiber
Die beridtetcn SbutinGeu.
9lrd cinen Slibitrabl lit Ben.
iamiu Glepelano III Nortb 5onalpan.
Oa, NJ, allf Dem Sled aetoOtct
moroen. @eitere 5cbn Eerlunen er.
litten Gerlesunaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-04
Enlucrmiiblc in bic gnit acilogcn.

Soui llama, Mo., 3. Wui. -
&eridieOenc @ebGuoe Der y2omotte
Eoip1er @orfS," ppei Mcilcn Don
Iibblrm Mo., ilogen beute in Die
quit. GbarleS Bernard mno Senrp
Ful5c mnrOeu 9eto0tct llno mebrere
unoere EerIonen perlebt. Gle Gr.
'd)iiitcrung mllrOe bier IN 9ouliiiollo,
II Micilcn cntfernt, mnbrgenommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-04

oortlgcn omcritoniidcn &onIul,
tonnte ober nad) Der pom ErGlioclt.
ten ieItgeItclltcn Hcgcl nid)t ongt.
honmlcn merocn unO miro IN QCciNs
meter Meiie beontuortct mcrOcn.
Gr=O'opor Ebelon Don Sun 6run-
5iaco bot bcrcitS Die Abiidt ser DC
BORDEN Der StoOt fmogegcben, trob
Der SteQrn3 Der Me9icrumg nle ans
IonOiIGen @citr0ge on5lmcDmcn, mo
bic Negierllng miro notilrli6 midi
meltCr 1l%1terucntrc1.
W ii II dJ y an enio0c zines
&rantcnm Grter9.
Smnbo, Ne6r., 8. Wtui. - Q. g.
Carr, meldcr loebcn olla Sun Sron.
5iaco, no CT ais &rantcnpflcger inn
0ienIte OeS Hotben &rcl5ca tbGti0
lpnr, 5urildfcbrtc, bcriGtct, OoB 800
lcbr idmer pcrlctte Spicr Scr SolI
6ranjiaco Grobebcns rnO 9ronpfatos
Itropbc I'M Mcd)onica Yopiuon III
Son 0ran5i3co, unnlittcIbur bepor
no& @ebGuoe nieOcr6ronntc, ju So0>
d)loroiormirt mOr0Cn icicn. Carr be
rid)tetc iolgcn0crmoBcn:
00reiDlmOcrtlnOiiini5ig @crioncn
III Dem Enpillon luur0cn pom pcn
GIcr5ten, &ranfenpilcgern unO eini.
gen Nngcltclltcn Oca Notbcn &rel5c<
81 (oOc d)tproiorn1irt oOcr pon Sols
ootcn cridoiieu. IS lurrOe 0ieica ais
Elm 9lft Der @umonitdt gctDan. IS
iii 5mciielhoit, ob lie an &eben er6uls
ten por0cn mGren. mcnll Der Brand
OoS @cbGu0c ucrId)ont bate, mo lie
botcn Ourltln, gct00tet 81 mcrOen, mn
Dem (O0e in ben Slantmen 5ll cnt.
0cben. lSir licBcn nidt cine Cin5igG
Fcrion lcbcno Den 6lunmlcn sum-
Spicr iollcn. Sd lelbit dlproiormirtc
9tiCmou0cn uno t0Otctc ulld) feline
ECrion. 9tltr Die Icr5tc ltnO Die rcgll=
lGrcn &rnnfenpilcgcr bnntirtcn nit
tCm Gbolorofornt, ltnO Die SolOntcn
bciOrgtcn OnS Gri6icBcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-04

Fahe sur Heiie in's NnslnnS be.
iorst 6. &aine, Wr. 413, Da-SaIti.
morc.Strale, uaBe Gaitombonie.Mp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-04
I'm mcrifaniidjcn @cfGnanif.
Nmcritoniidc Slider einactcrtert
rlo ibrc 6obr5eu0c beihlog-
nobmt. - @eidpcrOcn an 0uS
StaotSocportement.

8aIpclto Il, Ger, 3. Mai. -
Csc Id0itsiiibrcr Munn Don ser u@oIf
Giiberies 60" 0o6ier crbielt 0cpe-
ihen uol, Ser o@orren 6iib 60" in
FcnIocola, Glo., OoB sic 6irmn 10
chen Don ibrcm 6ii6ereiboot vSoQic
Stein" On9 an Iebtcn 0onneritng
uon cillcm m%erifoniihen &ononcn.
boot nit 9c'dlng bcIcgt mltrOe, sic
Nad)rift cnpiongcll, OoB 5cbn Mom
BON DEM Shooner ms @eiongniB
DclUoricn ulo ibnen nidt 0eitottct
murOe, nit Dem omerifonii6cn &on,
Ill III Serbiuoung 81 trctcn. Gic
2aOung Slide lit Wnteroeiicn 5u
@rutoe ~gcgdn9cn. Gicie 9cihlag.
nobrne crfolgte SIT glcid)cr Belt, mie
Oicjcnigen ser @ootc ans Yeniacola
mo MobiIe, 0cren Monnlhaftcn
cbcnioQS i'm @ci0nguiB iiben. Mum
tDcilte boS Gelcgromm Dem 9unOcS.
EQUATOR SlltbcrIon nit mo crilld)te
i'm, nit Dem Stootaocportcn1ent III
%%crbln0lung 81 |trctcl, oamit 0icIeS
clnlhreiten tanll. NQe beld)lagnobm-
ten Soptc moren nit Siiden bcIaoel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-04
Tun cincm Snllcn anacariifru.

Sei Dem Scriltfe, Don ieiner Sarm
bel @eperton, @oibington : Gountp,
cine Secroe Hinooieb ieines Nody-
bars me15utrei6er, muroe ser alte
6ornrcr @iaiam EbiQips Don einem
illllget @uaen ongegrifien uto ifiper
oerleet. Der @ul mari oen alten
Mnnn nieoer n1O moGte i'm auilpie,
Ben, ols Scr Sobn oeS &rn. GbiQips
ole Sllllcrllie oeS Gaters borte uno
aus ci1iger G%nticrnune berbei elite
mo Oas miltberoe 5bier pertrieb.
Ger alte Wann bot cine idlimme
Wllnoe on Der 9ruIt erbolten, no oas
2bler Inn Die @allt auieeriiien fat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-10
MAN DROWNED
IN WEBER RIVER
T. B. Murphy Falls to His Death
From New 0. S. l.
Bridge.
IMPORTANT SHIPPING RULING
AFFECTING transportation of Stock Rem.
dered by Judge Howell In Case OF
rel, rs. U. r., Suit for Damages.

ogden. April iO.--A bridge workman
named r. b. Murphy, who was emf
nloved In the construction Of the Ore
con Short Line cutoff bridge near
Th,rtieth street across the Weber river.
lost his balance In some way yesterday
while az work on the bridge. and
,,pnged to his death into the
stream. Whether Murphy became dazed
mr. slipped from his footing viii never
he known. as after the fan he never
.roke, He fell a distance of about 20
get. and In the fall struck with his
head against one of the abutments,
knocking him unconscious. His limp
hody fell into the water and sank be-
fore any Of his fellow workmen could
eet anywhere near him, and before they
Gould rescue him from the water his
lungs we're filed and medical skill could
moi revive him. Murphy is young
man. His home IL at Park city and
MA brother, who is here Is arranging
10 have the body shipped home for
burial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-10
A. G. FELL WINS SUIT.
Against u. u. for Damage to Big
shipment OF Lambs.

ogden. April 10--An important de-
ssIon has been handed down by judge
Howell IN the case of A. G.. Fell. tho
well known sheep man, against thu.
Union Pacific company, which will be
Of great interest to the livestock ship.
rers Of this western country The suit
was brought by Mr.. Fell to recover
damages from the railroad for shrink
aye and loss to 1000 lambs he was
shipping to the eastern market In Aug
ust 1904. When the lambs were deliv-
cred 10 the railroad company they were.
81 is alleged In good condition. but the
railroad company failed TO send them
over the road with dispatch and care.
permitting them TO remain in the cars
without food or water for a period OF
about 72 hours while I'm transit.
in the contract on which the lambs
were shipped was clause which pro-
vided that the carrier was released
from any liability for damage TO the
stock shipped, unless the shipper pre-
sented his claim for the loss sustained
before the stock was unloaded at It's
destination and mingled with othci
stock. The court held, however. that
the contract IL not binding on the ship
per when the damage to the stock II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-10
WEBER CLUB ELECTION.
Old Officers Reelected to Serve An.
other Year,

other Year
Ogden, April l0.--The Weber club held
meeting last evening for the cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing wear.
The members were unanimous In their
vote for the reelection OF the officers
for the ensuing year. o, B, Gibson was
chosen over his refusal of reelection,
as president of the club, VIM. Van AL
len vice president; John Pingrce. treas
urer; c. r. Hollingsworth, secretary
and they with Il. II. Goddard, I. l..
Reynolds and +. b. Spencer form the
board of directors. The club en-
powered the board to employ an assist
ant secretary at a good salary. His
duties Will be to attend to some Of the
clerical work OF the club, and to put
In his entire time at the secretaries
apartment. SO that II any information
is necessary he will be present to fur
nish IT,
DEATH OF MRS d. II. JOHNSON,
The angel of death has claimed one
more of Ogdens young mothers and
most highly esteemed young ladies,
Mrs. Hannah Elizabeth Johnson. wife
of d, H. johnson. who Sunday even
ing passed peacefully from mortality
after many weeks OF suffering, leaving
q devoted husband and many relatives
and friends to mourn her early demise,
Mrs. Johnson IL the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, George Langloise of Hunts
vile, Weber county, where she was
born February 10, ls76.and resided there
the greater part OF her life. She was
n student of the Weber Stake academy
for many years, and taught school for
several years previous TO her marriage,
She was a young lady of noble thought
and character. always having "A smile
and kind, encouraging word for every
body She took an active part In
Church work IN the Huntsville ward,
especially In the Sunday school, religion
class and choir,
The funeral services win be held at
the Huntsville tabernacle Wednesday
afternoon at | o'clock Her remains
will lie in state at the family residence.
ZIG jefferson avenue, this evening. The
funeral cortegc VIII start for Hunts
vile tomorrow morning at 3 O'Clock.
ANOTHER ESCAPE FROM SCHOOL.
Fred Koogman. an 1S-year-old boy,
who was committed 10 the State Indus
trial school by Judge Brown Of Salt
Lake city about a month ago. es-
capped yesterday afternoon from the
school He was given certain privi-
leges at the institution because Of a ply
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-10
SAMPLES Of GRAIN
ON EXHIBITION.
Brought From Salt River Valley
In Southern Arr
IONA.
BUILDING ROOSEVELT DAM.
Work Being Done by the Government
--250,0OO Acres Of Fine Land
VIII Then bc Irrigated,

Samples OF grain brought up from
the Salt River valley by Counselor r.
r. Pomeroy Of the Maricopa stake OF
Zion, were on exhibition yesterday at
the bureau OF information where hun
dreds Of people were Interested observ-
ers, and learned much Information
that was valuable about southern Ari-
zona and It's agricultural development,
particularly az conducted and advance
ed By the well directed efforts Of the
Mormon" settlers,
Mr.. Pomeray IL prominent real
estate man at Mesa, where his Arm Is
actively pushing into prominence the
virtues and attractions OF his section
or the country, with q view 10 inducing
more people, aud particularly agricul-
turists from Utah and Idaho to move
down there and occupy many acres
OF one Of the most fertile parts OF the
United States. Mr. Pomeroy showed
samples OF this years growth OF bar
ley with heads six inches long, wheat
already well along In development, al
'alfa that will be ready to cut by April
10, and sugar beets that will be ripe
next June. This IL the first season
that the people In that country have
had sugar factory, and the outlook
for the industry Is so good that il ia
but the matter of short time before
the south side of the river will have u
factory. There are $500 acres under
beet cultivation this season in the
Maricopa stake and 1000 acres aboht
Mesa are given over to II. The rota-
ton of crops is well understood down
there, and there Is an intelligent treat
ment of the soil that has for years en-
sured the most profitable return.
MIR. Pomeroy calls attention 20 the
fact that 1t is IN his country that the
government is building the great
Roosevelt dam which will irrigate
100000 acres Of land, and he brings
with him for distribution copies Of the
Tonic Dam and Irrigation number of
the Evening Free Press OF Mesa. A. r..
This number Is a credit to Journalism.
1t is profusely Illustrated with half
tones and descriptive matter of tho
agricultural resources of southern Ari-
iona, including Views of the dam site,
reservoir site, the drawings of the
complete dam, views of the country,
pictures Of prominent men, etc.
Mr.. POmeroy reports the condition
OF the Saints OF Maricopa stake as
pleasing and prosperous The stake
includes four wards, Mesa, Alma Lehi
and Pine There are 1856 white"
"Mormons" in these wards. and then
there is an Indian ward called the
Rapago ward including 200 Plmas and
southern Indian mission with 800
indians living thereon, The president
Of Marlcopa stake is John 4. Lcsueur,