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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13

The question of raising the deputy
marshals salaries was discussed and
referred 10 the polile committee. The
question or license collection was dis
cussed and also referred TO the license
committee.
John Wood and A. j. Walquist were
ordered TO purchase 10 armchairs. one
for each member of the council, and a
reporters table. They also asked TO
set back the railing In order to provide
suiflcient room for the city IA hers
while In session.
The matter of appointing the fire In
spector was referred to the mayor.
resolution was passed that smoking
In the council chambers be prohibited
during session.
POLICE NOTES.
Monday, Jan. s, ten husky Austrians
came driving into Murray from the
south at speed that would run down
ire department, City Marshal Mauss
soon apprehended the offenders, and
they were tried before the city Justice
VINO fixed their penalty at $40 each, or
10 days. The foreigners took the 10
days, and are now serving their time in
the county JAIL owing to inadequate
i'oih III thc local repository.
sam Gingerbegger was fined $40 for
discharging firearms In the city limits.
oar Amundsen IL serving 10 days
sentence for disturbing the peace,
NEWS BRIEFS.
Mr., William Gordon, who has been
lying at the point of death for several
DAYS with typhoid pneumonia, is slow
~ improving and strong hopes are en-.
tertalned for his recovery.
The Socialists of Murray will mset
Jan, IL to organize debating society
to be known as the Murray DebatInr
society.
A week ago while working on Mrs.
oiiye Durand's ncy hotel, j, r. War
burton had the calf of his leg badly
crushed, lie was assisting an EXPRESS
wagon up an Icy pitch, when the horse
fell and let the wagon back upon him
striking his limb on the heshy part and
Fearing his muscles out of posltIon
since then Mr.. Warburton has been
compelled to go about on crutches and
has been unable to attend to business
The Murray Drug company and the
Lyon Drug company have consolidated
and are located at the old Murray Drug
stand.
Ward conference Will be held in the
Grant ward Sunday, Jan IL, commenc.
Ing at O'clock.
Thursday last Mr., and Mrs. Thomas
Powell were the recipients OF n ane
baby girl.
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Inc city council, while In session
tuesday night, pushed business with
ereat Dispatch The message OF Mayor
Nharles Brown was attentlvely list
ened to. 1t was approved and ordered
put on file.
III outlining his policy, the mayor In
u,s message promises to strictly enforce
s Il'y ordinances, and to carry out
~ resolution OF the council which
,s'n Tend to the better government of
az, municipality. or give more effective
49, protection and promote order
80 peace. He urges the continuation
to, ''e policy OF the past adminlstra-
~ IL i" secure good roads In all PARTS
~, ue elly aud f,vors the installation
alote street lights, especially on the
n,a'p road the chsf highway of
,ulray Attention Is called 10 ma
49,, l OF a city han, which should he
.,,,,.eu as soon as practicable. The
ultary condition Of the CIV g. 10 ~,
't,o,ed and more adequate fire pro.
~,v MON given the city. The mayor also
oriI,vaS1lss me need OF revising the city
So recommendation OF the mavor
rpuen ;. Richards was appolnted To-
w. Nhe ordinances Of MURRAY CITY
n Committee on rules reported thar
~ Msuld adopt the rules as thew now
u' with the exception Of the word
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Appraisers Place Value OF j. ii. Spargo
Estate at SiOf,1i8.

ogden. jan ia complaint has been
lllen IN inc district court by Julia smith
ana the Merchants Protective associa-
lon against William Surrage ct al. 10
recover VI, 900. The complaint alleges
mat the defendant agreed TO pay to
the plaintiffs the sum of 81, 500 for valu )
received, or TO deliver to plaintiff 600
mead OF sheep In payment of the said
agreement. but that the said agreement
mad not been lived up to, as only $50 has
| been paid on 1t since 1902. Wherefore
judgment In the sum mentioned is pray
ed for
C.. F.. Middleton Archibald McFar.
land and A. ID, Shurtliff. the board of
appraisers appointed by the district
court To appraise the estate OF the late
James II. spargo, filed their report with
the county clerk. The value OF the
real estate Is fixed at $50, 1870. and that
or the personal property at sl4,4l6
making a total valuation Of sl0l, 146.
AFTER deducting the necessary expenses,
debts, etc, aud the $40 G0 that Is ex-
empt by law. there Is $s5 COO remaining
upon which the state derives it's tax,
winch AT per cent makes the total
revenue to the state CT si.250. Joseph
Chez Is the attorney for the estate
q. A. r. INSTALLATION.
The Logan"Dix Post of the Grand
Army OF the Republic held its iustalld-
ton ceremonies last evening at its hail,
which were witnessed by a large num-
Der OF the comrades and friends, also
the w. K. Corps. The officers installed
are: Post commander, A, Van Patten;
senior vice commander, John Gray:
junior vice commander, j. T. Rankin
officer OF the day, g. f, Blair; officer OF
the guards. A, M. Kelley; chaplain, s.
H. Ives; surgeon, DR.. IL. j. Powers.
quartermaster, William Pease. The in
stallation was conducted by Past De-
partment Commander W. NJ Bostaph.
An excellent musical and literary pro-
gram was carried out, after which q
bounteous supper was served by the
Women's Relief corps. The quilt which
was ratified was won by Mrs. Adam
Huss.
]. V. Nelson. retiring post command
er, submitted his annual report. show
Ing an increase in the post of 30 four
deaths. Cash received 1891 49, disbursed,
S65o95; leaving a balance OF siO.i0 on
hand.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT.
The News is delivered w


rain Boren, The parties were married
In this city, Jan. is, 1880, and the
ground on which the decree is asked Is
desertion. Defendant has entered vol
untary appearance and valves sum-
mons. Plaintiff asks for so a month
alimony and the custody Of one minor
child, Otto Alma Boren. Suit was
granted by Judge Booth as prayed FOR,
yesterday.
In the divorce suit Of Mary Il. Barrett
VS. Thomas Barrett defendant demur-
rer to plaintiffs amended complaint
has been overruled. and 80 days given
to answer.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
County Superintendent Eggertsen has
requested the principals in the several
schools to observe Jan. II, the 200th
birthday anniversary of Benjamin
Franklin, with a suitable program,
commemorative OF his life and works.
The name of Mrs. Inez Allen In the
report of the newly appointed officers OF
the stake Relief society presidency,
published in Thursday evenings
News was enormously given as Mrs.
lnez knight.
All the business houses In the city,
except grocers and butchers now close
at 8 O'Clock p. m, and the clerks and
those who are closing early and favor
ing the early closing movement, are
in hopes Of getting the butchers and
grocers to close at 6.
Postofiice Inspector Sharp OF Denver.
after spending day In Provo, left for
American Fork on official business yes
terday.
Miss Marie McEwan, q student at the
Brigham Young university. Is seriously
III at the home of Mr.. j, NJ. Jensen.
from blood poisoning, caused by an
abrasion on the foot. Her father, Mr..
Hyrum McEwan, OF Cortez, Colo, ar
rived here today, being called here by
his daughters illness.
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MEDIEVAL POLITICS.

Finley Acker, one Of the leaders of
reform in Philadelphia. said the other
day;
From time immemorial there has
been room for reformation In town
councils From time immemorlal the
city fathers OF every country nave been,
more or less Justly. attacked.
"In n medieval German tale II says
that the parish council OF small VII
lage met one evening to discuss certain
improvements In the water supply.
During this debate, the towns one
Waterman entered the room quietly,
placed In a corner his lantern ana spear
and sat down 10 listen to the argument.
Suddenly councilman turned on
him nercely.
Fritz, he cried, what are you do
ing here? who is to watch that moth
ing Is stolen In the villageY
Fritz. with an easy smile, answered:
who Is there to steal? We are all
here"
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Today 5 Ogden News

The Ogden Retail Druggists assocl-
alton held meeting yesterday to dis
cuss plans for the entertainment OF the
state association, which Will convene
In Ogden for three days session
either In July or August, Commit
tees We're appointed to look after the
arrangements for holding their sessions
at the Hermitage In Ogden canyon.
which place will be made the head
quarters for the visiting gentlemen and
their ladies. Dances Will be given at
the Hermitage one or two evenings.
and little trips will be arranged, 50 as
TO make the visit OF the members of
the association very pleasant. The
selection Of the Hermitage hotel as
the headquarters Is very good, located
as II Is In the most beautiful canyon In
Utah.
MASONS WILL GO TO SALT LAKE.
The Ogden Masonic lodge and the
Eastern Star Will go to Salt Lake city
next week In large numbers, TO par
ticipate in the district grand lodge an
nual meeting, to be held there next
Tuesday and Wednesday for the Ma
sonic lodge. and Thursday for the East
ern Star. This will be the first an :
nual meeting OF the Eastern star or
this district. as the order was Just Or
ganlzed here last year. rare OF one
and a fifth to Salt Lake city and re-
turn has been secured for THOSE Gays,
DEATH CLAIMS TWO CHILDREN.
Death visited the home " Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Vename yesterday and CALI
cd from them their little f-year-Old
daughter Annie, the immediate cause of
death being erysipelas. The fuheral
services over her remains VIII be held
Sinday at noon at the Marriott ward
Westinghouse. tsfaePii, iirr
Last evening Gehard Il. Craven, the
little 4-months-old babe Of MI ana
Mrs Peter Craven, died at the family
residence. 9SS Twenty-third street. from
pneumonia. The funeral services viii
be held Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
al the Fourth ward Westinghouse. IN
terment of both children will take place
In the Ogden City cemetery.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Fred Harris OF Kaysville was brought
to Ogden yesterday afternoon and oper-
ated on at the hospital by Drs. Rich and
Rich for appendicitis.
j. w. Phipps OF Evanston. suffering
from typhoid fever, has been brought
to ogden for medical attendance.
The case against the three men
charged with stealing coal, which they
were In the act of delivering to L. L.
Smyth. when arrested, will come up for
trial Monday.
Chief Browning has issued the order
that the police round up all Migrants
and order then. out of town or put
them on the rock pile
Eugene Ryan will appear before
Judge Howell Jan. 10, to plead to the
charge OF burglary and grand larceny.
Under the auspices OF the Weber
stake academy lecture course. Rev,
Sam Jones Will lecture at the Ogden
tabernacle next Friday evening.
The case of A. Il. G. Smith against
the Ogden and Northwestern is still on
trial IN the district SQUIRT.
Chairman Joseph Stanford Of the
board Of county commissioners was a
Salt Lake visitor yesterday on special
business.
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NEW MEMBERS OF
SCHOOL BOARD.
Thomas n. Carr and N. S.
Browning Elected to Fill
Vacancies.
HEARINGS IN DISTRICT COURT.
HI. sparNo Estate Valued at $f0i,f48
druggists Convention to be
Held at Hermitage.

ogden, Utah, Jan. lS.--Thomas II.
carr. Republican, has been appointed
10 MI the vacancy on the board OF edu-
cation from the First ward made by the
resignation of Mayor 4. NJ. Conroy. and
NJ S. Browning, Democrat, was APP
nointed on the board to fill the vacancy
caused from the Fifth ward by the res
ipnation OF II. II. Thomas. who was
made superintendent OF the State In
dustrial school. The vote of the board
was unanimously in favor OF these two
gentlemen, who will make excellent
school officials. 1t Is expected they will
qualify during the next week.
The bond of James +. Burton as
treasurer OF the schools, for s2o, 1000, was
filed with David Eccles, G.. II. Tribe.
Joseph Clark and NJ. $. Browning as
suretles, also the bond OF Clerk Il. S.
Rolapp for $500, with II. III. Rolapp
and Samuel Horrooks as bondsmen.
The installation OF telephones In all
of the school buildings has been
source of considerable annoyance be-
cause Of people going to the schools and
using the phones during school hours.
The board last evening decided to have
all OF the school phones connected up
with separate switchboard In the board
OF education rooms, so that when any
one uses the school phones he must
get his connection through the office,
which method, II is believed. will great
~ relieve the annoyance heretofore ex-
Jerienced.
Il was reported to the board that sew
eral carloads of coal has been received
and distributed To the various schools.
The members took occasion to score The
local newspapers for publishing the
statement that the schools were about
to close because Of coal shortage.
supt. Allison reported, that the at
tendance during the past week had
been very large.
The finance committee reported sii,-
$685. 80 cash on hand.
The sanitary committee reported one
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BLUFF.
NEW BIsHoPRIC CHOSEN.
Struggle Of the Fronticrsmen to Main
tain HOmes-SucccssfuI Arid Farmine.

Special Correspondence.
Blum, San Juan Co. Jan. s.-rhe farm
ers rejoice In having very wet though
quite cold winter. Stock IL doing well
on the range, as there Is abundance OF
feed and the moisture that has fallen
permits the stock TO range out on new
pastures.
Since the establishment OF the state
arid experiment farm In San Juan coun-
" new faith and courage have taken
hold OF the people OF this section. In
stead OF giving their entire attention TO
stock raising, they are beginning to 10.
cate the land fence farms. grub the
brush and pillow and plant. The last sea-
son brought better results In the way OF
raising grain without Irrigation by prl.
vate parties than they themselves ex.
pectcd. One man, John Bailey OF Month
cello. produced IS bushels on one acre
The people very much appreciate tn
privilege Of celebrating during the hOll-
days. They have been prohibited from
celebrating three holiday seasons out OF
the last Ave on account OF contagious
diseases and death.
Counselor Wayne H. Redd OF the stake
presidency was thrown from horse Dec
p and rendered unconscious with
bruised head and broken finger. He II now
recovering nicely.
NEW BIsHoPRIC FOR BLUFF.
Ward conference was held here yester-
day, Presidents w. c. Lyman, Wayne II.
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DEATH OF MRS. MINNIE JONES.
G. \. Il. Ofsicers---Wedding Bells
Divorce Suits--Ncws Briefs.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah CO., Jan. 13.--Mrs. Min
ME Jones' wife OF Thomas II. Jones OF
the Fifth ward. died last evening from
general debility. She had been III for
some time but her death was not ex-
pected, The deceased was born in Lo-
land Denmark. Jan. 3 1853 and ca
TO Utah with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Christian Jeppesen, both deceased, AZ
years ago, and since that time has lived
In Provo. She was a faithful Latter
day Saint devoted to her family. Her
husband and four children and many
other relatives and friends will mourn
her departure.
G. a. r. OFFICERS.
The following officers OF the WIN. T.
Sherman post, No. 6, q. A. r., for the
ensuing year, have been elected and
Installed; Commander, Frank Smith.
senior vice commander. NJ. NJ. Kellogg;
Junior Vice commander, J. X. Bishop;
adju,ant, George Jaggers sergeant-at-
arms, James Williams; quartermaster,
g. G., Whitmore; officer OF the guard,
a, w. Partridge; officer OF the day,
Henry Chapel.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been Issued
10 the following couples:
Hans Erickson, 49, and Matilda So
phla Madsen, q. both of Salem.
j. A. Houtz, "a. and Ethel Hall, 25,
both Of Sprngville.
DIVORCE SUIT GRANTED.
\ suit for divorce has been filed In
the Fourth district court by Mrs. Eliza
H. boren OF Provo City. against Eph-
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KANAB.
OUTBREAK OF SCARLET FEVER
Twenty-Five Cases Quarantlned--Ice
Harvest Being Gathered.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Kanab, Kane Co., Jan. S.-Twenty-lv
cases Of scarlet fever have been quaran.
tined and school has been postponed for
another week, The disease was spread
In tho school rehearsals for the operatta,
one or two OF the children taking part
came down about the time the operet q
was TO come on, but thinking that moth
Ing serious was tho matter thu doctor was
not consulted until a number had been ex-
posed, Every care is now being taken 10
prevent the further spread Of the disease.
Messrs, W. Nj Whipple and A. Hodgert
are In from their mining claims near
Grand Canyon They report about two
and one-half feet OF snow on the Buck
skin mountains Some good copper claims
have been located by these gentlemen and
improvements are being made on same
The past few days has given us n taste
OF spring weather and as a result the
snow Is about gone,
Ice Is being hauled from three lakes
about seven miles up the canyon and
stored up for use next summer. Each man
owns his own icehouse.
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mayor to be stricken out and the word
president to be inserted.
DIR. A. A. Bird was appointed city
physician.
John NJ. Wood was appointed road
supervisor with Ernest Shipper as his
deputy.
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NEPHI.

Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Nephi, Juab Co., Jan. ll.--At the
meeting OF the Commercial club Tues
day evening. It was decided TO lease
from Ostler & Allen the entire second
story Of their building for five years.
Four separate rooms will be provided,
and nicely arranged for the conven-
fence Of the club members.
The club further decided to assist in
every way possible to make the See
America First" movement successful.
The motto Of the movement will re-
ceive conspicuous place on the sta
tionery Of the club.
Ord Brothers of this place shipped
two cars of feed lambs east this week.
Mr.. Moore a Colorado cattle buyer,
was In town several days this week.
80 per cent of odd Chairs and Rock
ers, while they last See our Show
Window for display.
II. DINWooDEY FURNITURE co.
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SPRINGVILLE.
THREE COUPLES MADE HAPPY
Elders Giyc Feast and Entertainment
To Which They Invited the widows.

Special Correspondence.
springville, Utah Co.. Jan. 1.-THE
wedding reception Of Gibson Sanford
and Matilda Wheeler was held at the
home OF the groom's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. s., N. Sanford, Wednesday even
. ing. They were married In the Salt
Lake Temple Jan. 10.
s Willis r. Johnson was married to
Ann Mendenhall In the Salt Lake Tenn
pie, Jan. II.
Gus Houtz was married to Stella Hall
this week also.
Wednesday evening a successful re-
union of the First ward Elders quorum
was held at the ward house, where "a
grand feast was had, TO which all the
widows OF the ward were invited A
good program was rendered of songs,
recitations. speeches. etc. The quorum
numbers about 70.
A great many people are leaving
town for the railroad grade work at
Las Vagus.
Justice j. +. Hall sentenced Joseph
IIormer to 10 days IN jail and $40 for a
drunk,
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people of sunnyside rejoice IN having
good water to crlnk IN. Att.
More new coke ovens will be butt ms
year; also new houses " accommodate
The Wasatch store Co has opened
branch store down at the ovens
Coke Is being stored up alongside mo
track IN large ouns,iGes for future use.
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES,

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In your former field OF labor. to whom
you would like 10 send n copy Of the
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send the paper one year to any point
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apply to points whore there are regu.
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MORGAN.
Mrs. Hyrum Williams Falls a Victim
or Bright's Disease.

Special Correspondence.
Morgan Morgan Co., Jan. l2.-Mrs.
Maggie Williams. wife of Hyrum Will
liams. died yesterday at their home, OF
Brlght's disease. Deceased WAS a de-
voted wife and a kind and loving moth
en-. She was about 40 years old and Is
the mother OF Ave children. three OF
them survive her. The stricken family
have the sympathy OF the entire COM
munity.
Mrs, Cassie Clawson Jones Is very
low with Brights disease and cannot
remain much longer
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THE REASONS FOR THE SIS A MONTH
RATE FOR CATARRHAL DISEASES.

Many people Imagine that because they can afford
20 pay big fees for Medical Services, that Drs Shores
should demand big fees for their services This Is
false reasoning. II Drs. Shores had depend on ten
OF twenty patti ens for their income they would have
to charge enough to make ends meet-but when Drs
Shores practice-the largest in the WeStjs so great
that they'are always busy-a small margin Of profit
on each ease ls plenty for the Doctors and enables
EVERYONE to obtain the hest Expert Speciality SER
vice at minimum
s. month Is the right price-if you pay less YoU
GET LEsS-if you pay more, YOU GET NOTHING
FOR THE EXTRA MONEY
Drs, shores buy their medicines In enormous
quantities at best possible pricesthey DO their own
prescribing thereby saving Drug Store bllls. they
don't have to allow for Experiments and failures
their treatment DOES THE WORK EVERY TIME
Their knowledge Of disease and symptoms allow
them 10 diagnose and treat In the shortest
sible ume-thereby saving timeand their system IS
80 well regulated, that Drs Shores can give you the
best treatment I'M the world for Catarrh and Chronic
diseases for 50 month-dO you fnll tustlco and yet
make small margin Of profit iF OTHER DOC
TORS CANNOT DO THlS-THAT rs THEIR LOOK
,OuT-Remember, II YOU pay LESS YOU GET LESS
If YOU PAY MORE YOU GET NOTHING FOR
THE EXTRA EHPENsE--you get the REST
for 70 month If you come TO DIS Shores,
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MUSIC TEACHERS.

All who desire to consult the list
OF the representative professors and
music teachers OF Salt Lake should
read the Musicians Directory In
the Saturday News"
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Murray Department.

M News delivered vicinity
e'y night l. L. Laurzen Branch Manager
advertfements Drug lis
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DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.

case of diphtheria and one death from
the disease N'
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WEAK men PAY WIEN CURED.
What weakness"
Is and How We
Cure /,

So-called "Weakn So" IN
men is merely a symptom
of chronic Inflammation
In the prostate and
brought on by early dissi-
patton or By the improper
treatment Of some con.
tracted disease. A com
plete and radical cure Is
thcr' fore, q question OF
restoring the prostate
glaId TO It's normal state.
and this we accomplish
promptly ana completed
without the use u inter
nal remedies. Our treat
ment is a local one en-
tirely. IL Is orlglual and
scientific. and has been
proven abs lutcly efec i've
by thousands OF tests.
We are convinced that by
no other methods can full
and permanent restora-
ton Of strength and vigor
be accomplished.
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ARE YOU SICkOFEXPEREMENTING?
DO YOU WANT TO b. CURED?

Ts ss2 fo55 @ GSSS TEX
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Ward conference was held here yester-
day, Presidents w. G. Lyman, Wayne II.