The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-26
DEATH OF |. H. BARLOW
Appendicitis the Immediate Cause OF
His Sudden De-
n1lSe.

BountifuI March 25.-Janthus II. Bar
low one Of the leading citizens OF west
BOuntiful passed away at his nome iast
evening. He had been i'll for two weeks,
and had been under the care of competent
physicians, but grew worse and an attack
Of appendicitis. which came on When ne
was in a condition too weak 70 bhael 20
an operation was the cause of his death
The deceased was a man or hlgh Chdfdc-
ter and standing in the community ali
his years of manhood were spent IN Boun-
tiful and he was universally loved he
was a veteran of the Indian wars thaJ
We're waged in Sanpete county. In the
more peaceful walks Of life he was al
ways active. He was in his siXty-first
year
He leaves a wife and a large family Of
grown children who are Joseph :. Bar
low. editor of the Murray Eagle; Oscar l.
Barlow. Of Chesterfield. Ida.i tanthus
Barlow and Jesse II. Barlow, of Syra-
cuse. Theron Barlow. OF BOuntlTuls Mrs.
Henry Rose. of Pennington; Mrs VIII
liam T.. COTbridge. of Dayton. and Miss
Georgina Barlow, of Bountiful. The time
of the funeral has not yet been an
nOunced-
Funeral services were held this after
noon over the remains of the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Bar
low. who died on Saturday, OF eTysipelas.
A determined effort is being made TO
secure electric lighting for BOuntifuL The
local Commercial club has done good
work in the direction OF getting estimates,
etc, and its efforts are being backed up
by the people of Bountiful City, who re-
alize that modern cOnveniences will help
to attract a desirable class of permanent
residents. At present il seems possible
that the people will decide to own and
operate their own plant Some estimates
that have been made seem to show that
a plant would b fairly good investment.
A public meeting has been called for to-
night to consider the matter.
The quarterly conference of Davis stake
d. H.
President J. ii. Grant presided at all ses-
sionS, and the principal addresses were
made by Apostle Heber J. Grant and
Apostle Hyrum NJ. Smith on Saturday.
and by Historian Andrew Jensen, Presi-
dent Ben E. Rich OF the Southern States
mission and Apostle Grant on Sunday
with concluding remarks by President J.
II. Grant
An important item of business at the
conference vas the releasing of Mrs. Au-
relia S. Rogers from the position of stake
president of Primary associations, a PEST
ton she had held for twenty -eight years
Mrs Rogers has the distinction of being
the first to suggest the plan of organiza-
ton for the Primary associations, now
nearly thirty years ago, and when the To-
cal organic alton was effected she was
made president OF this stake Since
that time these organizations have spread
throughout the church and y.e member
ship numbers many thousands On ac-
count of advancing age Mrs. Rogers ask
ed leave to retire. and Mrs. Thaiia Miller
Steed of Pennington, was appointed 10
fill the vacancy.
Announcement was made that herea ffer
there will be but one day devoted to
quarterly conference instead of both Sat
urday and Sunday, as the rule has been
IN DAVIS stake Saturday, hereafter, will
be for priesthood meetings only and
Sunday will be conference day. The con-
ference adjourned to meet at Syracuse in
June.