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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-20

ton for the pipe line, Referred to
The clerk with Instructions to notify
the city council
a communication from Prof. j. II.
Paul asking that the county take
steps for the destruction of the Rus
sian thistle, was taken under advise
ment.
The county attorney was instructed
10 notify John Smith and others to
remove fences cncroaching on the
right Of way II the county road, lead
ing to the canyon.
G.. o. Harris of Salt Lake, presented
a petition for franchise for iele-
phone line south Of Payson into Juab
county. Tho matter was taken under
AMUSEMENT. IT is understood that
The company Mr. Harris represents
viii not operate in Utah county but
only pass through with It's line.
The resignation Of John L. Buchi
as deputy sheriff was presented and
accepted. and the appointment of Geo.
r, Judd by Sheriff Harmon to on the
vacancy was confirmed. MI. Judd has
served as deputy assessor for about
two years. He is ut present the man.
ager of the Enquirer. and Is very
capable man. He viii assume the du-
ties of deputy sheriff ON Dec /.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples:
Dick Mattinson of Payson and Jamie
Taylor OF Springville.
Albert II. Bone and Alzina L. Schow.
both of Lehi
l.. j. Miner, who for several years
has been the local representative of the
Standard Oil company, has been pro-
NOTED and Will act as supervisor of the
southern part Of the state. from Draper
south. T. A. Thurman will take charge
Of the Provo station.
Peter WentZ OF Provo Bench has re-
ceved telegram from Binghampton,
\. Y. advising him of the death OF his
brother, John Wentz which occurred
Sunday afternoon
Ernest Alexander NJ. Lockwitzky viii
lecture In College hall this evening ON
his experiences while Russian exile in
Siberia.
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COFFEE IMPORTERS.
Publish a Book About Coffee.

There has been much discussion as to
Coffee and Postum lately, so much
in fact that some Of the coffee import.
ers and roasters have taken to type to
promote the sale OF their wares and
check n possible the rapid growth OF
the use of Postum Food Coffee.
In the coffee importers book chap
ter Is headed Coffee as Medicine"
and advocates It's use as such.
Here IL an admission OF the truth.
most important to all interested.
Every physician knows, aud every
thoughtful person should know, that
habitual use OF any medicine" OF the
drug stmulant type Of coffee or whls-
key quickly causes irritation OF the It's.
sues and organs stimulated and finally
sets up disease IN the great majority
OF cases II persisted In. II may show
In any one OF the many organs o. the
body and In the great majority OF cases
can be directly traced to coffee In a
most unmistakablc way by leaving OF
the active pt--ooffee--,lnd using
Postum Food Coffee for o matter of Id
days. II the result Is relief from ner-
vous trouble, dyspepsia. bowel COM
plant, heart failure, weak eyes, or any
other malady set up BY poisoned ner-
vous system. YOU have your answer
with the accuracy OF a demonstration In
mathematics.
There's reason" for Postum.
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MORONI.
$4,000 FOR BETS.
sugar Industry's Contribution TO Nor
oni Farmers Prosperity.

Special Correspondence.
Moroni, Sanpete Co., Nov. l6.-fes-
terday was Moroni's big pay day. In
fact the largest that 1t has ever ex-
perienced bv way Of cash receipts for
any one OF it's agricultural products.
and the results obtained should certain
" serve us an object lesson TO the
farmers and commercial clubs nthe
adjoining towns of this county. Last
spring the farmers of this precinct had
430 acres of land planted 10 sugar beets,
which produced 900 tons OF beets,
which Is an average of 16 tons per acre
for the whole area planted, which, at
$3.50 per ton. represents the neat sum
of s20ls0, This has been the banner
year here for raising beets and while
some patches fell below the i6 tons per
acre, many exceeded that amount, some
growers averaged 20 to % tons per acre.
one small patch produced 25 tons per
acre One small patch produced %
tons per acre and another of two acres
went q tons per acre. This little town
presented the appearance of a vertable
beehive, for industry, during the height
Of the digging season. In "a working
luNS OF otlOnsit @sohN W dEDl lnQuN
We're delivered. an average of lo5
loads daily, The output badly over
taxed the hauling capacity of the SAN
pete Valley railroad. and stack
Of nearly 2400 tons Is piled up
near the tracks to be hauled TO the
factory later. IL AIoronis beet crop
were loaded on cars Of 20 tons each, IL
would all 1876 such cars. and make
string OF cars two and a half miles in
length.
Can not other Ssnpete towns equal
this or 20 1t some better? II they will
it may be the means of bringing IA SUI
gar factory into the county, thereby
creating another industry here, and. nj
the same time increasing the value Of
fam lands All that should he at.
tainable In Wow OF the fact that the
best wheat raised this year has been
raised without irrigation, thus allowing
the water to be used for beet growth.
As TO the idea that land will soon be-
come exhausted by continuous beet
growing, there Is no cause for appre-
henslon. The field superintendent of
this district has raised beets on his
land for seven years SUCCESSFULLY
and his crop this year was heavier
than ever, his 90 acres going over 20
tons per acre.
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Councilman Partridge Rcsigns--Utah
County Afiairs--News Briefs.
Special Corresponding.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Nov. 20.--The city council met
last night and transacted routine BUSH
ness principally.
Councilman 4. u. Partridge of the
Fifth ward rendered his resignation as
n member of the city council last even
ing. At the close Of the communion
ton was this postscript, II hope you
will appoint good Democrat In my
place. Mr. Partridge is a Democrat.
His colleague from the Fifth ward,
Moronl Snow, who also resigned few
months ago, was a Democrat and he
was replaced by j. +, NSn Waggenen,
% Republican. The resignation was ac-
cepted with vote of thanks for Mr..
Partridge's valuable services. Several
of the members expressed regrets that
Mr.. Partridge was compelled to resign
and appreciation of his good work in
the council. Mr. Partridge Is suffering
from illness aud his physicians have
informed him that 1t Is absolutely nee
essary for him to do less work.
A deed for Il right-of-way through
alleys IN the bank block from Senator
Reed Smoot and wife was presented by
City Atty. Thomas, Mr. Thomas in-
formed the council that IL the deed
was accepted IT would give the city a
right-of- way only, and in case the city
abandoned its use as such the property
would revert to the grantors. Re-
ferrod to the committee on streets and
alleys
A communication was received from
y. Muhlestein and others asking That
deed be issued TO them for about five
acres of land northeast of the city.
which the council had previously voted
to sell the petitioners Referred TO the
committee on public grounds and city
property.
The council decided, after some dis
cusslon not to ,oin In the litigation re-
specting the waters of Utah lake now
pending between Salt Lake county
canal people and Lehl parties.
UTAH COUNTY BUSINESS.
At the meeting of the board of
county commisi soners held today the
Wildwood Resort company petitioned
for a change in the county road IN the
canyon passing through the company's
property, moving the road farther
south on TO the bank of the river, and
Offering 10 pay costs of the change,
Referred TO Commissioner Dunn.
Postmaster Glove appeared with
complaint against the city for oh
structing the county road, near the
mouth Of the canyon, with the oxcava-
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WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS,
Cannot Agree on Sue.
ccsSor TO Hon. Joseph Stanford.

Ogden. Nov. 20.-Another meeting of
he board Of county commissioners has
assed and still no successor to Hon.
hseph stanford has been made by the
commissioners, and II Is now under
Nod the members are going to let the
btter of an appointment go over one
ath, and then the responsibility OF
asinting his successor will be thrown
Nn Gov. Cutler II is also stated
Dat the remaining commissioners cam
Vt get together on choice, hence the
Way. The petition that Is being cir
plated and Is being numerously signed
ekng for the appointment of John T.,
Bybee OF Riyerdale to fill the vacancy
vas not presented TO the board and
may now be held over until the APP
ointment is passed up 20 the governor
County Physician Gordon appeared
before the board and urged the erec-
ION OF pest house, suitable for all
purposes, also that building be erect
ed FOR the care Of other patients suf-
'eTlng from different contagious dis
eases. The county physician urged
mat a piece OF land be acquired near
ne hospital and small building be
could be cared for by the hospital
nurses. The board took the matter
under advisement and will confer with
The city authorities on the proposition
ana see II a joint building cannot be
Erected,
A communication was received from
ue state university calling attention
% me fact that the Russian thistle.
very noXlous weed, is spreading
over the state and should be destroyed.
supt Hansen Of the county infirmary
'laitd that the weed is spreading near
'ne poor farm.
Petition was presented to the board
asAlhg the creation of d new road dis
uNt comprising a part of Wilson, Gar
nno, GAINESVILLE and Taylors districts.
Ae.efred TO the road committee.
me Deseret Livestock company re.
plled that 1850 head of sheep had
yen assessed in Tooele and Weber
punlies and the taxes paid in Tooele
sounty, and asked that the assessment
u,is county be cancelled. but the
.olrd mad no authority to comply with
way request and instructed the clerk
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POSTMASTER ROBBED.

q. w. Fouts, Postmaster at River
ton, Ia, nearly lost his life ana was
robbed of all comfort, according TO his
letter, which says: For 20 years I
had chronic liver complaint, which led
TO such Il severe case OF jaudlce that
even my finger nails turned yellow,
when my doctor prescribed Electric
Bitters: which cured me and have kept
me well for eleven years" s 10 cure
for Billiousness, Neuralgia. Weakness
and all stomach, Liver, Kidney and
bladder arrangements. \ wonderful
tonic. At Y. c. NJ, l. drug dept, liz.
ia SO. Main st Drug store, 90 cents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-20
NEW SKATING RINK.
richards Street Auditorium VIII Open
Monday Evening.

The new auditorium skating rink on
Richards street will open next Monday
evening. according to the present plan.
There will be music from Held's band
number OF roller skating races, ana a
general program 10 mark the event Tho
building Is a large one, the floor IL laid
to let the skaters roll round and round
without getting OF the grain, and every
facility has been prepared to take care
Of the crowd. The opelring was delayed
over 30 days By the inconsderate wind
storm that blew down the walls a few
completed form
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FORTUNATE MIssoURIANs.

when was O druggist, at Livonia
Me- writes T. j. Dwyer. now Of
Graysyille Mo, three Of my custom
IRIS were permanently cured of con-
sumption by DR.. Kings New Dscov.
cry, and are well and strong today
One was trying TO sell his property and
move TO Arizona. but after using New
Discovery a short time he found It
unnecessary to do so. ] regard Or.
Kings New Discovery as the most
wonderful medicine in existence" Sur
est Cough and Cold cure and Throat
and Lung header. Guaranteed by d.
c. NJ. J. drug dept ll2.1li SO. Main
ST.. Druggists, soc and 81. Trial bottle
free.
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WORKING FOR
AGRL COLLEGE
J, anal, and Ogden Commercial
Clubs Get Together on State
Hiqh School in Cache.
AFFAIRS OF WEBER COUNTY.
.,,.,onors Cannot Agree on Sue
.o..or to Hon. Joseph Stanford
ale, Wilkinson, Srp Dead.

Alan Nov. 90..--The Cache CONNER
:, olub of Logan was represented last
Vs. ,'.,rr at meeting held In Ogden
,,o Weber club parlors by Mayor
~ Robinson, j. A. Hendrickson'
s.,,,or. elect Bullen, Jr., Representa-
a...elect II. A. Peterson and Prot'
o,,-s, II, Thomas. About 5 of the
INN 0nh members and prominent citizens
:, ogden also participated In the dello-
srations,
rbe meeting was called TO order by
resident John Pingree, who named
uoD sidney Stevens as chairman. the
s,rtlemen from Cache county ex-
,l,tred the purpose Of their presence
!, ,ho meeting, being to secure the
.noport OF the people of Ogden In the.
,ranosition 10 retain the Agricultural
sollpee al Logan, where II has been
.,rcs the beginning. and went into de-
I'd why the institution should remain
"a Cache county and he improved eG'sl
ysar, Their arguments on the mater
y, with the unanimous endorsement
all present. many of the most prom
ssnt gentlemen present from Ogden
make fayorably for the institution, ex-
pressing a desire that when the mat
Ter Il brought before the state legis-
sure al the coming session. that the
rsnyesen tatiyes support the maintain
ng Of the college where ii now is
At Logan. The following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED That In our opinion, 1t Is
moi for the best interests of this state
hat the Agricultural college be moved
non, Logan, but that 1t should be
further built up until it be OF still
greater honor TO our state. That we
request our senator's and repNJ - ta-
lives TO oppose any act that might
weaken its present position or leopard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-20

on Wednesday wedding reception
was given ut the residence of Mrs.
Maria Tams IN honor Of her daueh-
ter, Miss Ellen and Mr., G. w, Shipley.
n snmptuous repast was paratalscn
Of by o large number Of relatives and
friends, and an agreeable evening
spent. Mr., Shiplcy has recently re.
turned from "A successful mission In
the Southern states ana at present is
principal of the Avon school. The
bride has been II very active member
IN the various associations Of the ward
ana Is quite popular They start out
on life's journey with bright pros
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-20
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Suit for divorce has been filed in
tho Second district court By John NJ.
McCamant against Emily s. Mccain
ant alleging iniidclity AZ the cause.
The parties were married at Ballinger,
Texas, March 20. 1901,
JURY VENIRE FOR DECEMBER.
Tho following named trial jurors
will sorvc during the December term
of the Second district court
Charles a. ilalYcrson, Benjamin
Dinsdale, w. W. Boatwrght, C. G.
Richards, Jr, Albert Sebring. Joseph
Wood, Horace Il. Garner, Jesse j.
Murphy William l.. Porter ST., John
L. Eckmnd. Nathan A. Tanner. An
drew A. Kerr, Isaac y. Pierce, Daniel
NJ. stephens Hyrum r.. Gale, Charles
\. Porter. Hyrum Bclnap, Dan Pugh,
ogden; II. q. McGrff, Alma Mont
gomery, Edwin Hill, North ogden;
Andrew A. Clark. John Ward, Liberty,
Charles H. Ellsworth, Warren: Chas,
J. Buck West Weber Joshua Homer,
Farr West; Peter NJ Folkman, Plain
City; Joseph Barnett, Pleasant View;
James Burch. Burch Creek.
ANSWERS SUDDEN SUMMONS.
Death came UNEXPECTEDLY yesterday
TO Alexander Wilkinson, ST. at his
home, 157 Twenty-third street. caused
from general debility Mr.. Wilkinson
has been enjoying quite good health
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4 MOlNrAlN or COJD.

could not bring as much happiness to
Mrs Lucia Wilke. OF Caroline, Wis.
as did one Zoe box of Bucklen's Ar
Mica Salve, when II completely cured
a running sore on her leg. which had
tortured her % long years. Greatest
antiseptic healer of Piles Wounds, and
Sores. Csc at u. G. NJ. I. drug dept,
li2-lif So. Main ST.. Drug store.
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CANYON ACCIDENT.

While working in the canyon Frank
Allen had tho misfortune to cut his
foot with an AK, He was taken TO
Logan where the necessary surgical
aid was rendered.
Friday, 18th inst funeral services
were held in the Westinghouse over
the 4-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Calverson. The ward choir
furnished appropriate music ana con-
soling and edifying remarks We're
made by Elders y. NJ. l}ickmorc, jos.
Norris and Bishop Samuel Oldham
The child died al Pocatello and was
brought here for burial, this being
their former homo.
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PARADISE.
WEDDING BELLS.
Funerals of Two Childrcn-F'rank Al.
len Hurt IN Canyon Accident.
Special correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Paradise, Cache Co.. Nov. lived
nesday the i4th inst. funeral services
were held over the remains of the
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Schy-
Ter Goldsbery, at their residence. The
baby was about 8 months old and had
been III for some time with stomach
trouble. Consoling remaraks were
made by Elders John p. James. Robert
Peace, and Bishop samuel Oldham.
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UNDER ARREST.

William G. Parkinson aud A. NJ.
Israelsen, charged with violating cleo
ton laws have been placed under
arrest and before Justice Petersen
pleaded not guilty when arraigned.
The preliminary hearing will not be
held for week or more. for the
reason that County Atty. Walters IL
very busy. Both men We're released
without ball. pending the time their
case will be heard.
The city board Of education has
elected a new clerk in the person of
l.. G. Farr, Jr., vice Cyrus Jones, re-
signed
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COALVILLE.
WANT CONTINUED R.R. SERVICE
Summit Stake Observation-Disclosures Ac-
tlvity--New Citizens Arrive.
Special Correspondence,

.,....t, r........., .
speciai correspondence
Coalville. summit Co, Nov. E.-Peti-
tons are being circulated here request
ing the Union Pacific railroad officials
10 make this city, Instead of Echo. the
terminal point Tor the local salt Lake
City and return train. This action Is
caused by the contemplated discontin-
uance of the local Park City train, and
the making Of Echo, Instead OF Park
City. the terminal point for this sesv-
ice.
The enrolment at the Summit stake
academy Is increasing at very graft
tying rate, being now considerably in
excess of that OF last year at this time,
The domestic arts department, under
the management of Miss Belle Barton.
is becoming very popular, and Is being
patronized accordingly.
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LOGAN.
VETERAN OF 70 SUMMERS.
". &. Parkinson and 4. VI. lsracls0n
Under Arrest,

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Nov lS,---One of Cache val.
lcy's pioneers, Griffith Charles, near.
ing his seventy-eighth birthday. died
Nov a. lie was the father % the
first white child born IN Logan. His
life was faithfully devoted TO the gos.
pei of Christ rs taught by the Latter
day saints; was honest and industrious
and respected by all who knew him.
His funeral took place from the Sec.
olld ward meciinsnousc, Sunday, 1t / 2
O'clock
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PETERSON.
STRUCK BY CYCLONE.
Snow and Zero Weather IN Morgan
Business Sold.

Special Correspondence.
Peterson, Morgan Co, Nov, lS.-'l.ast
Thursday Peterson was visited with a
severe windstorm. which played havoc
with haystacks and outbulding and UP
with haystacks aud outbuiding. up
snowstorm. At present writing there ~
six inches Of snow and cold down to zero.
osen Bros. have sold their store and
interest TO Fingle Bohman.
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

William Mckay. son OF Patriarch
Mckay. was operated on yesterday NJ
the Ogden general hospital for opendl-
citis, Or. T.. |. Rich aud DR.. Morrill, Of
Logan performing the operation, which
was very successful
Miss Matilda Peterson county prl-
mary supervisor. who had her foot
again.
o. y. Madison leaves for Goldheld,
Nevada. morrow TO look after his
mining interests there,
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Black LYNX

Black Lynx
In large varieties of styles. Mchesy
the Furrier knutsford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-20

New Attractions
Every day In styles and prices at Me-
hesy's. knutsford.
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T oday 5 Ogden News

for a man "A years Of age. and has
been able 10 attend to his daily work
with unusual alacrity. Sunday he
stepped from his house into the yard
and slipped on the Icy ground. His
wife helped him into the house, and in
short time he felt no III effects from
the fall and appeared to be feeling as
good as usual until few hours before
death released him from mortality.
Deceased was born In Scotland IN 1882.
When young man he Joined the Lat
ter-day Saint faith and emigrated 20
Utah 81 years ago. He was faithful
to his religious convictions to the
end. A wife and four sons survive
him.
SMOOTH WORK OF FORGER.
The police are on the lookout for q
stranger who Saturday afternoon called
at the home OF G. -. Sears at Burch
Creek. and by telling a plausible story,
got Mrs Sears to let him have MI.
Sears check book. as she supposed 10
take TO her husband. But instead the
stranger came into town and forged
the name OF Mr.. Sears TO four checks
which he csshed, securing on them
nearly $40. The forgery was not dis
covered until the worthless checks were
presented at the Commercial National
bank yesterday for payment and were
refused. II Is believed the man left
town Sunday.
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Manager, r.. A. Larkin.
lce Gath st. Telephone lSs.S.

Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and Semi. Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as at
the Salt Lake office.
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Every day is MOUNTS Pickle day,
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Calculator, John j. McGregor.
22H wash. Ave. Ind. Tel, lbl
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for tho Daily, Saturday
and Semi Weekly News should be
made to the ciroulator. Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
10 In salt Lake.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-07
TO CONFRONT LEADERS.
DoWie In Good Health, but Indignant
at Action Taken.

City of Mexico. April 6.-John Alex
ander Dowie left here with his party
for Chicago, where he will confront
the Zion City leaders who deposea
him. He is in good health, but indig
nant at the conduct of the men who,
according to letters in his possession,
were processing loyalty to him within
the past week.
In an interview with an Associated
Press representative he reviewed the
history of Zion church, ana spoke of
its spread not only In the United
States, but in Europe. His hotel ia
BILE held many kilograms of loyal as
surances from England and the Unit
ed States and offers of financial aid
II required.
Concerning the charges of polyga-
nous teachings, DR.. Dowie stated that
| in none of his literature published was
there any support of this doctrine. He
said he was sincere monogamist, anc
/ had not contemplated introducing pc
lygamy into his Mexican colonies. DR.
| Dowie went into a discussion of thi
matter from a Biblical standpoint. AM
insisted that he had newer uphel
anything but strict monoKamy.