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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
WATER is PURE. .
Chemists Certify to Cleanliness of
Water Cupplied Ogden People.

ogden. Sept Ito the people Of Og-
den win come with great satisfaction
The report OF the chemist and doctor.
who have made q careful examination
Of the waters Of the ogden Waterworks
company. to the effect that the water is
practically pure. thus putting TO naught
The report made to the Ogden city
council that the water is impure and
was causing the spread OF typhoid fe-
yer germs. Comparatively speaking
ogden has been unusually free from
contagious and infectious diseases this
summer, due no doubt to the purity
Of the water and the sanitary condi-
ton in which the property and bid
ugs have been kept throughout the
city
The report Of the committee ia as
follows
Sanitary examination Of water from
the reservoir Of the Ogden Water
works company.
Specimen obtained September Q, 1907,
By the undersigned personally.
Chemical Examination-The water
was perfectly clear. cOlorless. odorless
and nearly tasteless. Total solids. SO
parts in 200, 600 Of ~ grains per
gallon. which is perfectly normal. Free
ammonia: .028 parts in 1000 000 or .0037
grains per gallon. Albuminoid ammo
MA: 100 parts in 1000 600 or .023
grains per gallon.
Meteorological EXaminatiOn-No ty-
phoid organisms were found. There
were found many varieties Of so-called
SaprophytiC organisms ordinarily
harmless and common to all surface
waters 90 % greater or less extent.
lsgned) JOHN CULLEY. Phi. G..
JOS. r. MORRELL NJ. d.
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T oday' $ Ogden News

ties are INVESTIGATING tho circum-
stances N tho bringing to this coun-
thy of an Italian woman named Eliaa-
beth bernardo. who is now confined
az the city jail. together with the man
Tony BERNARDO, who is charged with
having brought her TO this country.
The woman claims 60 be his wife but
The police do not credit her story. as
the life 30 Is claimed she has been
living does not bear out the same
The charge that may be placed against
bernardo is procurer. as 80 is olaim-
cd he brought the woman TO America
for imm oral purposes Should the i'm
formation now being Investigated by
the Officers prove true. he will no
doubt serve term In the penitcntiary
italy
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Piles Quickly
Cured at Home.
instant Relief Permanent Curc-Trinl
Package Mailed Free TO All
In Plain Wrapper.

IU. fearful disease. but easy Co
'll. BIZ YOU 50 at Il right
On operation with the knife BE- dam
..ls cruel, huminating and unucccs-
faru
There is just one other sure way 60
d. .Iitd-pain safe and ln tho pri-
Voc. 20 your own home-it Is Pyramid
II cure.
"o mail a trial package free to an
Who write.
II. win give you instant relief. show
... Inc harmless, painless nature OF
.' ereat remedy and start YOU wen
'. tno way toward a perfect cure.
IItn you can get a full-sized box
IUH any druggist for 20 cents, ana
Di0.1 one box cures.
Insist ON having what you call Tor.
~ The druggist tries 10 sell you some
iHuE just as good. 10 is because he
makes more money on the substitute.
The cure begins at once and con-
unucs rapidly until 10 is complete ana
permanent.
You can 60 right ahead with your
work and be easy and comfortable all
The time.
II is well worth trying.
just send your name and address TO
Pyramid Drug Co. % Pyramid Build
ms. Marshall. Mich. and receive FREQ
by returned mail the trial package iu
q plain wrapper
Thousands have been cured in this
easy painless and inexpensive way, in
the privacy Of the home
No knife and its torture.
NO doctor and his bills.
All druggists. 50 cents. Write today
for a free package
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

until death. At Beaver Edwin Twit-
chcll married Vesta Lucotta Bishop,
then Of Fillmore.
From Beaver no moved with his
family t0 Ovcrton. New. serving ON
The Muddy mission for "a period Of six
years, acting as SECOND counselor e.
Bishop Holamnn Pratt. snd was one of
The last 20 leave tho Muddy.
Attcr returning 70 Beaver for a
stay Of four years ho came hero and
atslstcd iu establishing this place. and
remained here until his demise
Pie I'D for 80 years as FIRST coun-
sclor Co Bishop Andrew p. Schow ot
lhie ward and was over am enthusiast
uc worker in ecclesiastical affairs us
Won ass clvl.
His wife. tour sons and two daurh-
tfrs survive him. and were an at his
ptusldo when the end came.
in tho passing OF Elder Tyitchcl
ertat and GOOD man goes to meet the
stalwart That have gone before. his
family will miss kind and loving
fathers advice tho community viii
miss useful citizen. and the church
au able defender.
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that 600 "a number OF other new buildmps
which have gone up this summer d.
made right here iu Preston Builder.
pronounce DC the best brick made DOB
southeastern Idaho
The opera house MANAGEMENT prom
lsas an sorts OF good amusemeuts boo
their up-to-date playhouse. The sea-
sons run is 90 be opened on Sept ~
by the appearance OF the play. No
Mother 20 Guide Her"
From the tone Of the Preston News
which Is the principal paper OF this
county, Oneida county stands pat Ton
Burton /. Fresch TO succeed himself .u
Congress. but the paper is silent on
the guvernorship. The question Dr.
being asked around why the county
cannot be brought In line for j. X
Brady for governor.
The village of Preston is about TO puf
of her swaddhug clothes and attire
herself On the iull dress OF a city char.
ter The growth ana enterprise of the
town ucccssitatcs such a. change. Iu
linc with present agitation for a great
90 Preston is the feeling that tho act-
ing night marshal Mr.. Dave Davis
should b. promoted to- the position OF
day marshal, as DE has proven himself
worthy and capable Of the place and
the town is In need OF just such a man
for this position.
The Cache Valley News has changed
its name. II is now the Preston News.
II was felt that those looking fol
Cache valley news would naturally look
TO Preston Tor 10 anyhow. whether or
not the paper bear the name OF Cache
Valley. so iu the interests Of the paper
ana OF the valley. the sheet Is now
called after the leading town IN tho
valley.
The now cutler hospital Is certainly
4 great credit 10 this growing COM
munity aud it evidences enterprise on
the part of tho local physicians. Tho
hospital occupies the entire upper floor
of the spacious new building Of ths
Co-or Drug company. 10 is located ia
the business center ~ the city and rs
of convenient access i'm case Of emcr-
gcugv. Its modern equipment ideal
location. telephone and messenger con-
veuiences and its close connection Wit
The drug store makes it one Of the most
important improvements Boa the place.
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
New License Ordinancc-Salt Lake
Opera Company Thursday.

Provo. Utah Co., Sept. 17.-At the
meeting Of the city council last night
the new license ordinance was taken up
and passed its FIRST reading and was
then laid on the table til the next
meeting. There are some changes IN
the bill - proposed. For instance for
tune tellefs are required TO pay il
cense Of $500 "A day. They have hither-
disc pcdlers viii pay a license Of $50
year or IS a day
Pedlers OF buggies, wagons etc, are
to pay $50 n quarter or So "a day.
The matter of obtaining election sup
plies for the coming city election was
referred TO ,he committee on elections
DR.. J. II. slater city physician, re-
signed, the reason being the insult
hciency OF the salary. Resignation ac-
cepted.
+. Bachman Ct al presented a COM
munication calling attention TO hay
being piled on the bank block. Re.
ferred to the committee on judiciary
and the city attorney.
The matter Of aunulling the Daniels
light franchise was referred TO the city
attorney.
The question Of holding an election
for an electric light plant 10 he owned
by the city. was made the special or
der for next meeting.
WEDDING BELLS.
David Baxter, of Goshen. and Daisy
Jones Of Mammoth. We're married here
yesterday. by Justice Noon
Marriage licenses have also been is-
sued 10 the following couples:
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MoRE PRAISE ZOE CHOIR.
Chairman of Executive Committee
Sends Laudatory Letter.


The praises Of the worl, Of the og-
den tabernacle choir on its recent
trip TO California. are being sounded
on every side. The latest mark OF
appreciation and praise has come from
Chairman W. a. Beard 1f the execu-
tive committee Of the National Irri-
cation congress. who wrote 10 Prof.
Joseph Ballantyno the following:
i want TO express 70 YOU and to the
others Of the tabcrancle choir my APP
probation Of your visit to this city.
and especially Of your rendition OF the
Irrigation ode at the opening Of the
Irrigation congress.
''The session has been MAGNIFICENT
success and much of the credit must
be due 10 the inspiration Of the ode
SO beautifully sung by your choir. The
great work Of retaining the desert
cannot fail 20 be given a new impetus
every time the magnificent ode Is
sung by the Ogden tabernacle choir.
Wv. A. BEARD,
Chairman Exc cutivc Committee"
DRAKE-HADLEY NUPTIALS.
A license 70 wed was granted by the
county clerk to George W. Hadley. 81,
Of West Weber. and Miss Rose Drake.
10. Of Wilson. Weber county.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Henry Wessler has commenced suit
in the district court against +. J. HUI
CERT 20 recover $3.50 alleged 70 be due
on a loan.
Clarence t.. the little two and half
year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Rundquist died sunday night at the
hCme I'm Roy. and was buried today
from the ward meetingbouse.
Milton Simms and wife. who have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
CHANfBERLAIN's COUGH REMEDY
ONE OF TIE BEST ON THE
MARKET.

For many years Chamberlain Cough
Remedy mas constantly gained IN favor
and popularity until d Is now ono 4 the
most staple medicines in use and has an
enormous sale. II IS intended esp claiy
as coughs. colds and Group, and can al
WAYS be depended upon. II is pleasant an
safe to take and Is undoubted y the best
n Is Intended sold by an druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

ESCALANTE.
Edwin 1Witchcll Answers summons az
Close 81 Eycntful Career.

Special CORE poulcucc.
Escal1ute. Garfield co. S,ut l2--
on the Sth inst the death 0f Edwin
Tv.tchol occurred az this place no
Nas the r0u Of Ephraim and Melissa
KuIght T'yitchoI and was born May
2a. 1886 boz McDonner county lll Ills
father endured tho prosecutions in aud
around Nauy0o of which Edwin had
"a vivid recollection. he also romem-
borcd tho Prophet Joseph Smith,
though he was only eight years old
az the time OF his martyrdom. After
coming 90 Utah, the family stayed at
ogden FOR brief period, hls father
havnE built one OF the fret houses
thero. when he left and won't on to
California. This move was Induced
by me oldest brother OF Edwin. Anscl.
who was a member OF the Mormon
battalion and on his return from
california prevailed on his father and
family t0 continue west from ogden.
Thor stay h california was Tor
perI0d of a few years only. when
move back 10 Utah was made. This
tme the family settled a. Beaver
whore me father ana mother remained
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

il YOU continually k'hawk and spit and
there b. constant dripping from tho
nose into the mouth. Or YOU have foul.
disgusting breath. SOU have Catarrh and
can cure Dr..
All SOU need tO DOB .r simply this. FI.
out coupon below
DON'T d0uu. DOME argue You have
every thing to .aiu nothing to lose hv do
.rl as ] tcl ..H. Z want DO money -just
E.ur name IU. address.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
SUGAR FACTORY FOR 1909.
That Success Il Assured by
Years P0-poncmcnt.

Special Correspondent.
Mt Pleasant. sept l5.-Nrs. Nicl7
Larson. Sen, am agod widow, was
thrown by a COW. which she was lead
ing one day this week and received
sCri0us injuries. Her right arm was
badly broken in two places. Although
the lady rs 20 years ~ age, she Is get
ting along nicely
Mrs W. D.Caud.aud entertained some
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

Frank Kimkel OF salt Lake and Bell
Jackson, Of Provo.
Clarence II. Gates and Ethel All
red both Of Lehi.
G. r. Robey and Esther ". Whit
more. both Of Provo.
John Yates Of Mercur. and Helen
Mar Wilcox. of Cedar Fort.
SALT LAKE OPERA co.
The opera to be given Thursday
night by the salt Lake Opera COM
pany, is now the general topic of con-
Nersation among the musical people
ana amusement lovers, generally II
is safe 70 say that the standing
room only sign will be displayed
BOY INJURED.
T. c. Grunemau, Jr., the 16-year-old
son of T. c. Gruneman OF this city. was
seriously injured IN Eureka last week
and brought TO his home here for treat
ment He fell from a building on which
he was at work and broke his left
arm, dislocated his right wrist and
suffered a severe scalp wound. Or.
slater reports the case progressing IA
yorably
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
suit has been commenced BIZ Isaac
y. Whitaker against Niels Thornsen
ct al, for $1,000, for overlooking plain
tins land az Lake Shore.
Councilman Cray had his right hand
badly crushed yestcIc1y while assisting
I'm starting a wagon on the sidewalk
paving work.
Joseph Nelson, architect Of this city.
will leave tomorrow FOR Philadelphia 10
take a two years course Of study IN
architecture. He VIII be accompa-
MED by his family.
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Mrs. Maria Whipple were held
saturday in the Third ward meeting
house, the speakers woro Elders Walter
scott. James W. Lovoloss and X. +.
Dunin.
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GARDEN CITY NOTES
on INTEREsr To NIANY.

Foley's Kidney CuIe Will cure any case
Of kidney or bladder trouble that Is not
beyond the reach uf medicine. No medi-
cine can do more. For sale By r. ]. Hi
Drug Co. "Thc Never Subsututors."
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WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Contract Let for Rcmodeling Infirn-
ary--Will Inspect Canyon.

Ogden. Sept 1.-THE board of coun-
~ commissioners Of Weber county has
opened the bids for the rcmOdeling OF
the county inhrmary and awarded the
contract to lsruelson ana Gunnarson
whose bid was 1883 while the other
bids were over 1900. The work Will
be commenced at once so as to be
able to get it completed before the cold
weather There was only one bid for
the plumbing and steam fitting. hence
the letting Of that part Of the contract
was laid over. T. C.. Morris was
awarded the contract for the painting
and paper hanging in the courtroom.
Next Saturday morning at 10 o clock
a. special meeting Of the board and all
the health officers Of the county will
be held at The courtroom.
Commissioner Moore reported having
contracted for lumber for the county's
use at $3.50 per 1000 feet.
The board decided TO make a tour
of inspection this week Of ogden cam
you and the valley.
Surveyor Craven reported that the
abutninhs over the new tridee at
Uintah are completed ready for the
bridge when II arrives.
Commissioner Mckay reported that
he had been unable TO secure sufficient
labor 70 construct the fence in Ogden
canyon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
SUNNYSIDE.
Church Basket Party-New Arrivals
More Coke Ovens.

Special Correspondence.
Suunyside Carbon Co.. Sept i2.-The
ladies' Of the Presbyterian church gave
"a basket party iu the Lattor-day Saint
church last wednesday evening and a
fine Program OF songs, reclungs ana
musical selections was rendered. after
which Rev. L. Green and Bishop SAM
uel Dugmorc both addressed the party.
and expressed themselves as being
pleased that the members OF both
churches were 20 harmonious. The
baskets were then sold 20 tho highest
bidder. tho proceeds 70 go % pay for
an organ for the Presbyterian church.
The many friends of Mrs. j. j.
sharp arc glad 90 welcome her back
TO Sunnysiie, where she VIII make her
home this winter. Mr.. sharp is az DIS
ranch eight miles west % here.
Tho j.. e. r.. q railway has am extra
gang OF Greeks her, laying tracks %
the now coke ovens which tle Titan
Fuel company is just lighting.
so RACE SUICIDE.
a daughter was born 10 Mr. and Mrs
A. A. LEROY and twins. "a boy ana
rirI 10 Mr. and Mrs Rrcd HUFFMAN.
and "a son 10 Mt and Mrs. William
Morrison this week.
DEATH OF a BABY.
D, Lon. the g-months-old son OF Mr
and Mrs James Westucid died on
cholera infautum after i3 hours III
ness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
To Induce Early
Buying of
Millinery and Furs

MlllInery ana FurS
BANKS
Offer this week
so fine Pattern Hats
ranging SIS to $50 each
at 101a reduction,
From
Marked prices.
Furs from $40 to $3.50.
per set, 1000 reduction
Ten percent of the
purchase price on any
article will be accepted
and final deliveries
made at a time to
suit purchasers.
This gives our patrons the
choice of our best creations
before becoming soiled
or shop worn.
116 South Main St.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

been visiting I'm ogden with George
Lochhead and family. have returned
to their home at salt Lake City.
The pers 1nal injury suit OF Joseph
Williams against the Rio Grande
Western IS now on trial I'm the district
ccurt before Judge Howell. and a jury.
The home of Henry Emmett has
been made happier by the arrival OF
another baby girl
state st. Hardware for lawn mow-
ers. hose and poultry netting 252 state
REGISTERED Short Horns Cheap
Cows. heifers and bulls. for sale;
over stocked and short Of feed. Thorn
as w. Jennings. 172 First street.
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Registered Short Horns Cheap
PROVO DEPARTMENT

erevery
paym
Works North Phone Ind Nm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

Advertisements for the Daily.
saturday and Scmi-Weckly News
accepted on the same terms as al
the Salt Lake ONCE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
SHOCKING DEPRAvITY.

Detective Fender placed under arrest
yesterday afternoon, at the request OF
named John Ford of Salt Lake City.
the ruiner Of his happy home, George
q. Carswell, also the young wife OF the
salt Laker. a charge of adultery may
be placed against them. The woman
claims that CaIswell enticed her from
her home and they have been living
as man and wife at a local lodging
house fOrssome time. He is a solicitor
for the Chicago Portrait company. and
met the young woman. who is att~qc-
tive. In Salt Lake She at first de-
MED being Mrs Ford but later broke
down and told the officers the sad story
of her downfall
ITALIAN ALIENS IN JAIL.
The United States federal authori-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
GOOD PRICES FOR HAY.

Bishop Daniel Rasmussen, working
Tor a Salina hrm, shipped FIVE cars Of
hay az $40 o ton this week. More Is
TO be sent soon.
SUCCESS OF DRY LAND FARMING.
The dry land wheat crop in the Cedar
hills. northwest Of this place, has been
harvested and for the benefit OF others
who may be interested In this line Of
work, the following data have been
obtained.
Tho ground is slate colored clay
loan soil where nothing but wild
grass. sagcbrush and cedar has ever
been grown, situated a mile or more
above the Sanpitch river The land
was cleared Of saBebrush and ploughei
about S inches deep, thoroughly har-
ruwed twice: 80 pounds OF grain per
acre was put in with q disc drill about
4 inches deep. The planting was nm
ished about oct. 25. 1906 at a total eN-
pcnse OF IS. % per acre. nice ram
zen Nov. ] and Nov. II and 12sthe Their
mometer fell 20 6 ana 4 degrees above
zero. Snowfall for the season was
below the average. and the spring ram
fan slightly above the average. The
crop was cut about the first week In
August and threshed soon as the wealth
or conditions and other unavoidable
delays would permit An average OF
% bushels per acre was the yield.
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Is OF the old ladies OF At Pleasant az
her home. They were conveyed to ana
from the home iu carriages Dinner
and supper We're served and instru-
mental music. recitatious ana speeches
made a pleasant afternoon.
SUGAR FACTORY FOR 1909.
At a meeting OF the committee work.
irg ON the proposed sugar factory for
north Sanpete. 70 was decided not to
begin canvassing for acreage until
about Oct 10. President c. y. LuEd
OF -his city was added 10 the com
mittec.
10 has about been decided TO not at
tempt to get the factory bon opera
ton for the crop for the year 1905. but
the idea IS 20 have everything ready
for the crop OF 1909 II is stated that
the 1000 acres necessary 20 supply the
factory could not be put in readiness
for the crop next year. But ia putt
ting Il of another year. no fear is en-
tertained A better response 70 the
oauvassiug for acreage would also be
the result, which is % be continued
during the coming winter. The mat
ter viii again be taken up 80 October
and there win be no let mp until every
thing Is settled definitely one way or
tho other
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John j. McGregor.
circulator

Circulator, John " McCrcgor.
24Sf wash. Ave.
Telephone Bell 69i; Ind %.
Payments for the Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News should be
made 10 the cirCulator Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
as in 6 alt Lake.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02
COLD DAY IN JUNE CAME LAST NIGHT June Bugs Sought the Cover
 for Protection MAIDS MUST KEEP PROMISE If They Have Declared They Would Wed on a Cold Day In June
 Their Time Has
 Arrived.
MAIDS MUST KEEP PROMISE

June bugs curled their green wings and huddled under magnolia leaves last night while their legs shivered. and they "zuned' and "zuned' to keep warm.
 Lightning bugs flew to Pratt Mines for a new supply of fuel, and the few little worms known as men who should have been in their holes long since hugged their low quartered shoes and made faces at the thermometer.
 Long months ago girls said it would be cold day in June before they would marry their silly suitors. Surely those nuptials will be pulled off today, for yesterday was a cold day in June. Even Easter, that relentless day when win ter shawls and cloaks have to be resur- rected was not circumstance.
 The whole trouble, however has been to its great and undoubtable cause. Mother Nature has gone out on a strike. She is a strong union, with hundreds of lieutenants. and the way her caval- cade swept through summer clothing last night was enough to convert even the hardest heart.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02
BASEMENT SOON
 READY FOR MAIL
Hydraulic Elevator Will Carry Matter to and From the Ground
 Floor.

The basement of the federal building ting room for second third and fourth class matter, will soon be completed.
 The malls passing through the Bir- mingham postofflce have become so heavy that the space in the mailing rooms is now entirely inadequate.
 Workmen have been employed for sev- eral weeks fitting up the basement for a distributing room. A hydraulic elevator has been installed from the basement to the grond floor, and in order to place the cylinder for this 1t was necessary to blast through twelve feet of solid rock The capacity of the elevator is three tons.
 A chute will also be built from the ground floor to the basement. This will greatly facilitate the work when the mails are exceptionally heavy.
 The papers and packages will be re- celved on the ground floor, sent to the basement for distribution to the various pouches and then returned to the ground floor, where the pouches will be labeled and dispatched
 The number of dispatches from the Birmingham office is about eighty per day. Ten of these are by electric car service There is one route by horse. This is to Refuge, three times per week.
 When the distributing bins have all been removed to the basement there will be much more room for circular matter on the first floor.