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MESA. ARIZONA.
Prosperous Conditions In Arizona--
Work 0n Government Dams.

Special Corr. suondenco
Mosa Marcopa Co, Ayiz. Sept o.
Everything n this part Of the c0un-
try IS ln prosperous condition. A
large crop nj catalogues was harvest
"a. there being about 100 cars shipped
from Mesa t1 the eastern market D.
has also been reproductive year Tor al-
falfa. grain Shapes, etc. with "a ready
market FOR lN products. or late there
has been considerable rainfall which
mfures "a continuation Of tho good
times prevailing.
The WORT 0a tho Tonic dam and dive
crsi0u dam. which fur government
have under obstruction is progressing
rapidly, b0tn being Gar enough along
that the floods cannot injuro them.
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ing machine drawn by a steam engine.
The engine BY the carelessness Of the
driver, backed instead Of going for
ward. throwing MI. Pagan between tho
engine end thresher decorating both
his legs and otherwise bruising other
parts Of his body which viii lay him
up for several weeks.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.
The quarterly conference OF the
Tooele stake was held here last Satur-
day and Sunday. Sept. 7 and s. Elders
Orson +. whitney and George F. Rich
ards represented the general authori-
ties, Conjoint Mutual conference was
held Sunday evening.
SCHOOL OPENING.
The district school opened up last
Monday with the following corps or
teachers: o. w. Kelley Of American
Fork, principal. Lillian ROwberry OF
GrantsVille. AnnS NJ. Blhler Of ogden,
Alice sutton, Grantsville; Armesta OIL
sen. Guunison: Alice McCleaham, Mt
Pleasant; Emma sharp Of Nernan. The
school population numbers ls2 boys
$50 girls, total 81.
COOP DIVIDEND.
At the semi-arnual meeting OF the
board OF directors of the Grantsyiile
Coop store a dividend Of 50 per share
OF S25 was declared. payable in mer-
chandise GuStaye Anderson was elect
ed president; William Soelberg, super
inteudeuL
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COOP DIVIDEND.
PRESTON. IDAHO.
STAKE CONFERENCE.
Missionary ReuniOn-School Election
stake Academy Opens Sept. 10.

Special Corrcsp lndence.
Preston. Idaho. Sept. s.-The quar-
tcrly conference a. the Oneida stake or
Zion convened ln Preston last satul-
day and Sunday. AUS. 81 and SEPT.
Elders Hebor j. Grant ana AudroW
Jensen OF Salt Lake city and Charles
II. Hart of Logan were I'm attendance.
The attendance was an that could DO
desired. on Saturday the sessions
were held In the stake academy build
ing. ana Ga the opera house on Sunday.
Al the Sunday afternoon meeting the
opera house was crowded 20 the doors
and sim througs of people sought IN
vain. fer Admission. The vacancy lu
the stake presidency accustomed by
tho resignation OF solomon n. Hale
was filled ny placing before the people
the name Of Charles -. Goasllnd.
Peop.e. AN over the stake, rceres
very much tho resignation OF Fathc'
Hale who has done go much for the
good cause Bon this part OF the Lord
vineyard Father Hale, as Dee ls
Familiarity called. II not only old in
years, but his halls has silyerod .n the
service of tho Master. Those who have
gone 10 him for counsel have ever
been repaid. Hi1 whole life has been
"a mission of sacrifice and service, ana
he rctres with thr blessings ana Well-
wishes Of each ana every churchman
in the stake.
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GRANTSVILLE.
aUAnTERLY o0NTERENoE.

james Raglan Iniured--school Open
lng-Co-op Store Dividend.
Special Correspondence.
Gmutsville. rooole Co. Sept 9.-Allss
Hctiio Nygren, through complication
of troubles has hoen confined a. her
brd flr nearly month
PAINFUL ACCIDENT
James Began met with an acfidfnt
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FAIRVIEW.
PAssINa oF A PIoNEER.
Mrs Margaret Turpin Closes Honorcd
Career ht 81.
.pocIaI corroapondonee.

Special Correspondence.
FaiWiow. Sanpete Co, Sept 7.-On
saturday Aug On. Mrs Margaret
Turpin breathed her last. She has
been falling IN health for years. but
condition an her death was am
rouuCed
Mrs. Margaret Righy Turpin was
The daughter OF Jane Luvenia and
James kiEby. born IN NauvoO m.
March 30. 1916. and omigrated 10
Utah with her parents Ia Capt. otis
\. Terry's company in 1850. and Toe
c1ied Ia salt Lake valley IN 1888
hhe was married 90 James Moroni Tur-
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d. p. Thomas and George D. Caste
held a Mormon street meeting auf
before several hundred people Prof.
George ID. Caste auswcredffhe mission
aries To their visible discontinue ana
explaiaed the principles OF Mormon
theology.
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HYRUM.
NEW BANK PROPOSITION.


'iaiiukahA WOOD Tor Iupl-Ltttic
Child Run over by Load of Hay.
Special Correspondence.
Hyrum. Cache Co. Sept. SIN the
near future "a bank win be- started here
with capital stock OF $4,000 the prime
movers IN tho project are President
William O.. Parkinson. Congressman
Joseph Howell and the Baxter brothers.
All the stock that cannot be disposed
Of here and iu the neighborlng towns
viii be bought by the First National
bank OF Ogden. The bank WIN boz l0-
Gated In the old Coop. rock building
WOOD FOR FUEL.
The advance On the price or coal
has turned tho farmers 90 the noun
tains for their winter fuel. Some 10
years ago and about 30 years after the
arrival of the first sottlcrs here. the sue
pcrior quality of mahogany as fuel was
discovered and big loads are now ar
arriving every day
During an uuguarded moment John
Edwards 4-yc1r-old boy Was Tun over
by wagon loaded with hay The lttlo
fellow D. recovering.
The quarterly stake conference viii
be held ou tho TWenty-hrst and Twcu-
ty-second inst in tho stake building
DISTRICT SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT. Is.
The district schools VIII open Sept.
20 with the following teachers. a. H..
Olsen, principals Anna M. Ralph. Lou
lea Bradley Sadie Balm. Alvin Allen.
Jennie chr.stInusen. ltfhor Wi.gon
Kate Lil1sululst August ollWa0n and
Nalhors b., Petersen, musical instruc-
tor
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state ST. Hardware for lawn now
ers. hose and poultry netting 2o2 state
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TEACHERS MEET.

A sort Of get acquainted" gathering
Of the teachers Of the ogden public
schools was called last evening at tho
ogden High school building. Most OF
the pedagogs and members OF the
board Of education were present and a
pleasant evening was spent.
Principal Cloyd delivered an excellent
talk on "The Ethics OF Teaching" A
good program consisting Of vocal and
instrumental music was rendered under
the direction Of Prof, Squire Coop
The new teachers had an opportunity
last evening 20 get acquainted with tho
board and each other by spending q
couple OF hours together I'm sociability.
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VIsIT % NM sTORE.

Baby girls came to the following
homes during the week: u. r. Hobbs
and Calvin Foss.
O. S. ACADEMY OPENS SEPT. l6.
Tho oneida Stake academy opens its
twentieth academic year Monday Sept.
16 1907. The following is the personnel
OF the faculty: John Johnson. d. b.
principal, pedagogy and psychology;
George ID. Casio. librarian, Enllisn
and history; NJ. =. Henderson, natural
science. W. X. Barton. mathematics;
j. +. Hoyt. =. s., history of education
and philosophy, Ella Vaughan 3. g..
domestic science; Anna Frost. sewing,
oswald Christensen, carpentry Char
rity Rasmussen. art work. Julia Wal
gren. assistant On sewing. Henry Otto.
music; II. =. Howell. theology and
arithmetic, Viola Cutler fancy wo.k.
Georgia Daley assistant in music.
All tho members OF the faculty are
now ogt upon systematic canvass.
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wREcK ON UNION pAoIFIo.

Freight Train Derailed Mt Antelope
Station--Brakeman Injured.
Ogden. Sept 1o.-Union Paoihc
Brakeman =. f. johnson was brought
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WEDDING PERMITS.

Licenses TO wed were granted to the
following couples:
Harry n. Lieborthal and Miss Cora
A. Cox. both Of Salt Lake City.
James Dysart, "a of San Francisco,
California, and Miss Margaret NJ. Bow
en-, "a. Of Laramie. Wyoming.
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Manager. T.. 4. IarI,in.
to3 24th g. Telephone 153-k.
Advertisements for the Daily.
saturday ana Gemi-Wcekly News
accepted on the same terms as ut
the Salt Lake office.
CirCulntor, John =. MCGrcror.
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Meat company on Washington avenue.
The plans and specifications for "a new
barn 70 house the patrol wagon at a
cost OF $4,000 were approved.
WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS.
a short session OF the board of county
commissioners WAS held yesterday. The
board has decided To- use the rock
crusher purchased two years auo. and
VIII send 30 To- the Wilson district
where rock viii be crushed and placed
on the county road this fan. Usually
The county road I'm Wilson ls terribly
cut up every year from hauling sugar
occts 90 the factory and the commits
sioners hope by using o. coat OF broken
rock ON the road 90 help &C.
county Clerk Nation appeared be-
fore the board and asked permission TO
employ special help iu his office force IS
terribly crippled. one having married,
another Is click and one other is Coiug
on a mission soon. The request was
granted. the compensation was fixed 40
SI5 per month for stenoRrauhers. $3.50
per month for deputies and So per day
for special clerN hire.
A herd OF 1900 head OF sheep belong
ing 10 r. ". Jones OF SAT- Lake City,
was ordered assessed by Assessor Dix.
Mr. Jones not having been able 20 show
evidence chat the sheep had been as
sesscd elsewhere.
As only one bid was received for the
painting and paperiug Of the county
lnfrmarv the board decided 20 look af-
ter hiring men 20 do the work without
bids
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MISSIONARY REUNION.

A reunion OF nll the elders I'm oneida
stake. who have lahnred ln the North
ern states was held in the academy
Saturday evening al 1880 r. J. Alder
was elected PRESIDENT OF the orEaniza-
tiou. Carl Nelson and Joseph Peterson
aids. and Thomas Stokes. secretary
Elders Hebcr j Grant and George ID.
Casio addressed the society These
reunions win occur semi-annuallN
SCHOOL ELECTION.
School election for trustees m the
independent district no. ! was held
last Monday iu the Central HCho1l-
house. Ncph, Larsen ana George ID.
Caste were chosen 90 serve for "a period
of three years.
STREET PREACHING.
The missionaileH OF gospel-wagon
fame, lodgings of Rey.lD Nutung,
came to Preston last week and are
holding open air meetings nightly as
Won ls making "a house to house CAM
fafs OF the city Last Saturday nlEht
loreph Davis, Fred Hawke. a. n.
Hobbs J, ID. Montague A. J Alder
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ileIn.nInc. Loenlerg

stein-BloclS clothes Loefflers.
Easter novelties at the 8 and 10
cent store.
Removal sale now on at the G. V
store.
Harness made to order is our spec
Ialty. Harry l.. Hiatt,
Five per cent discount for cash at
the Enterprise Grocery.
See my stock Of harness before buy
ing 1t will pay us both. Harry l..
Hiatt,
Got the Herrick accept no substi-
tute for the Herrick, as substitutes
are expensive at any price.
Golden globe pure Rye whislSey and
the famous "Cedarbrook sold at the
Royalty. Ranch and Windsor bars.
Have you bought your harness yet?
If not call on Plat and Heron, who
are showing a most complete line.
Wanted, old iron and brass. a
NJ. Weir foundry on First avenue and
Eighth street.
Three thousand sheet rolls of best
toilet paper Tor 20 cents at the hNe
and ten cent store.
Heavy hauling is made a special
ty by Barton and TERRELL. corner of
Fifth street and Colorado Avenue.
Highest prices paid for cast iron
and brass at weir's foundry. opposite
Grand Junction Fruit Growers Assn
Our car OF Henney buggies has
just arrived. See the new styles. The
Grand Junction Feed and Implement
company.
An Easter sale viii be given by tho
ladies OF the Christian church on
Saturday March 3oth at the Crown
Furniture company store. Fancy ar.
tioles and home cooked food viii be
on sale.
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Try the Excelsior butter. For sale
by Cassells & Co.
Spring opening Of millinery at the
Grand" next Tuesday March 2Gth.
Hear the university boys at the
Congregational church on Saturday
night
Tho Grand" will have their
spring opening OF millinery on
next Tuesday. March 2Gth.
Chairs recaned and tents and avn
.ngs made and repaired by Rice the
new upholsterer. Phone black 2241.
The Corcoran grocery, second and
Colorado. They viii treat you right.
First class grocery ard meat market
The costumer with costumes for
the Red Mems masquerade ball will
be at the Auditorium all day Friday
March 22nd.
You win get tip top service, the
best OF first class goods. and courte-
Gus treatment II You trade at the
Corcoran grocery, corner of Second
and Colorado.
New songs, songs that never die, in
the Colorado boys heart as sung by
the university glee and mandolin
club Saturday night at the Congrega-
tional church, Hear them
The Grand Junction Fruit Grow
ers' association has just received its
third car Of lime and sulphur solu.
tion. two more are due today. The
first car of peach and pear trees hav,
arrived and one car each of peach
pear and apple trees are due any day
The various cars OF trees were un.
loaded yesterday and thoroughly in
spectcd and We're found absolutely
clean and nothing was thrown out a,
faulty.
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Knox IS hats-Loenlers.

Knox So hats-Loefflers.
Subscribe to The Daily Sentinel.
Try the Excelsior butter. For sale
by Cassells & Co.
The Joe Moon buggy is an adver-
tisement on wheels.
The exponent of style viii be dis
played next Tuesday. March 2Gth at
the Grand"
State university slee and mando-
lin club at the Congregational church
Saturday night March 23rd, auspices
Of Young Mems club of church.
Certainly we viii all go to hear
the boys of the State University glee
and mandolin club, at the Congre-
gational church on Saturday night.
The Young Mems club of the church
are acting as patrons of their COM
ing,
Low rate to Fort Worth and re-
turn. Tickets will be sold at one
fare plus $500 by the Colorado &
Southern on March 1. and l7th
good for thirty days. Write for par
tlculars T. f. Fisher, G. p "A.
Nicoll f. Johnson. travelling pas
senger agent for the Santa Fe. is
IN the city today hustling business
for his road Mr. johnson is one Of
the best known and most popular
young railroad men that makes regu-
lar visits to this city.
Fred Mantey had two cars of bug
giles shipped on March list from St.
Louis On last Friday thinking they
were slow he commenced tele-
graphing and on Monday they were
finally located on side track down
in western Kansas. AS Fred don't
allow any swearing around his place
he didn't do any himself Of course.
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UNDER WATER

Stockton, Cal. March 2f.-(Spec-
iaD-Water is running through the
streets of this city like milliace.. In
some places it is six feet in depth,
while in others il varies from one To
three feet; the latter seems to be the
average. All business Is suspended,
most of the business houses are flood
cd and the people in many parts OF
the city are afraid to leave their HON.
es.. No portion of the town escaped
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FOLK CALLS

jefferson, City, Mo-, March 21.-
(SpeciaD D-Governor Folk has call
ed an extra session of the legislature
TO convene April 10Th for the purpose
of regulating the rates of all public
utilities in the state, regulating all
dram shops, 10 pass n law against
race track gambling and TO provide
for the removal from Office of ofiic-
iaIs who fail to do their duties.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21
MINING BILL

Denver, March 21.-The Laton
mining bill declared passed by the
lower house yesterday after ques-
tionabIe count. 1t provides for the
penalty of Imprisonment of not more
than ten years or n fine of not more
than $4,000 for publishing, eNag-
geratcd or false statements about
the conditions of corporations and
mining companies.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21

New York, March 21.-The blow
which Harry Kendall Thaw has been
in terror of ever since the trial for
the murder of Stanford White began.
fell yesterday. Mr.. jerome did not
make formal application for the ap-
pointment of a commission of lunacy
but in a speech appealed to the con-
science of the court declaring that as
Thaw sat daily in the court he is in
capable OF advising his counsel and is
believed by every one who has watch
ed and comes into contact with him
to be insane.
Mr.. Jerome asserted that his own
alienists were convinced, when they
had considered all the facts in con-
nection with the case. that Thaw was
of unsound mind Mr.. Jerome dra-
matically accused the counsel for
the defense of concealing the testi-
mony which, If presented to the court
would make the continuance of the
trial a crime. So earnestly did Mr.
Jerome plead that Justice Fitzger-
aid dismissed the jury until Friday
morning. and adjourned court until
? O'Clock tomorrow when he will con-
slider whatever evidence is offered
and decide whether the trial shall 90
on or whether a commission in lun-
acy shall be appointed to pass upon
Thaw's mental condition today.
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PLANS STOLEN

Seattle. Wash. March 21.-( (Spec-
ial) The plans of the batleship. Ne
braska were stolen from an Office
in the Moran ship yards. They have
been missing for 10 days. The big
ship is now complete but the theft OF
these plans show the arrangements
of the batteries and is causing much
worry.
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RAISE RATES

;. :. = !. >. \ :. :. = = = = = :.
!. Washington, March zl'- :.
!. (speeiaD-In return for the :.
:. action of the state legislature :.
!. in establishing two-eent a mile :.
:. rates the railroads of the west !
:. have announced a raise in the :.
:. freight rates of grain and coal :.
:. The Interstate commerce COM :.
). mission will investigate. !
J. ,. = ,. = = = !. = :. = = = :.
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BIG BATTLE

SAN Juan, March 21.-(SpeciaD- -
Word received here indicates that u
battle, the fiercest fought in Central
America in years, occurred yestcr-
day in Honduras in which 500 were
killed.
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THAW A LUNATlC
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! New York, March 2l.- {
i Cspecial)-There seems to be {
( but little doubt that Justice (
! Fitzgerald win appoint {
! commission in lunaey to in 1
\ quire into the mental state OF 1
Harry X, Thaw, I
! This afternoon arguments I
\ are being heard on this point /
y and the justice indicated yes
y terday afternoon that he would 1
appoint a commission.
\ If this commission finds Har- l
\ ry Thaw insane he will escape 1
! the electrical chair but will be
! sent to the asylum for crimin-
) al insane.
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E. A. KROHN
Funeral Director and
Licensed Embalmer.

Best equipped undertaking parlori
west of Denver. The only un.
dertaker in Mesa County devotins
all OF his time to this line of work
Prompt and efficient service guar.
anteed. Lady assistant Phone
1892 Red.
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CATTLEMEN MAD

Denver, March 21.-(Special) y
The cattlemen of the west will take
steps at once to formally fight the
grazing fee advocated by President
Roosevelt. a convention will be call
ed here.
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HARTMAN NOW

New York City. March 21.- (Spec-
iaD-E. H. Hartman has issued a
reply to John d. Rockefeller's state
ment regarding the over capitaliza-
tion of railroads.
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D. & R. C. WRECK
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a Alamosa. March (Spec- /
4 iaD-Ten persons were SER
q iously hurt and a score or
4 more injured in n wreck on the 1
a Denver and Rio Grande last
4 night near Toltec The train /
a jumped the track but FORUM /
\ unately only the engine roll
4 ed down the embanl5ment, the
4 cars hanging on the very edge 1
4 of the precipice. None of the
4 injured will die. 1
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BIG FIRE

Philadelphia. March 21.-(Spec-
iaD-Fire this morning destroyed
100000 worth of property for the
Albany Refining company.
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To the w. II. G.

All members of the W. r. C. are
to meet at odd Fellows hall prompt
ly at one o'clock tomorrow afternoon
for the purpose of attending the fun
eral of the late Mr., Oldham.
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sTRAYED-Tuesday evening four
or five weeks old St. Bernard male
pup. well marked with black tip
ped ears. Return to ]. H. Chalm-
ers at Postoffice and receive re-
ward.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21

Try the Excelsior butter. For sale
by Cassells & Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21
MANY CHARGES

San Francisco, March 21.-(spec-
iaD-Late last night the grand jury
returned 76 Indictments for bribery.
&C against Abram Reuff and 10
Halsey, the telephone lobbyist.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21

FOR SALE-Four room cottage in
Crawford addition. on monthly
payments of $1,000 per month.
See Rankin.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21

FOR SALE-Five room modern
ern house at 61O Chipeta. $4,000.
Go and see it. We are sole agents
The Ramey-Udlock Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-21

FOR SALE-A commodious sofa, one
arm chair. two side chairs, good
style and perfect condition. Mrs.
A. H. Meserve, 322 N. sth street.