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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-15
T oday 5 Ogden News

work being accomplished by the stu
dents numbering over 100 The visitors
expressed ainagement and pleasure AT
the great advancement being made In
education and mechanical arts by
the pupils, and encouraged them i'm
their various lines of study. A stump
tuous repast was served and the guests
retired to their homes last evening
greatly pleased with what they saw.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The first days session OF the knights
of Columbus, held in ogden yesterday
WAS well attended by the delegates
from the three states, Utah Idaho and
Nevada, which form this jurisdiction.
several meetings We're held but the
business transacted was all of a secret
nature, and nothing was given out.
The delegates were the guests of Judge
W. l.. Maginnis at a dinner served at
the Weber club, after which they were
taken for an automobile ride through
the Ogden canyon. At O'clock all
assembled at the Virginia hotel, where
a sumptuous banquet was served by
the Ogden council of the order.
The delegates who are participating
in the deliberations are: Utah.. w.
Kitten, George j. Gibson, Salt Lake
City: j. d. Stock, Joseph Hannifer,
Eureka; Lee Derkin, j. w. Tolon,
Park city; j. II Divine, C. A Nagin
mis-, Ogden.
Idaho--T. c. lie Doux, Lowiston w.
c. Morley, D. G. Henderson, Pocatello;
Adolph Schreiver. Seymour Pasmore.
Nevada-l. II. Orourken, Goldiield;
p. J. Riley. w. L. Salmon; Tonopah
a, Il. Kelley and c. j. Mullen.
WEDDING PERMITS.
The county clerk granted marriage
licenses to the following couples:
Francis Smyth and Miss Frances
Hyland. both of Ogden. They were
married this morning by Rev. Father
Cushnahan.
Louis Byrne and Miss Ruby Brown
both residents Of Ogden.
NJ. I. \. CONFERENCE SUNDAY.
The conference of the Mutual I'M
provement associations of the Weber
stake Will be held next Sunday at the
ogden tabernacle, with meetings at 10
a. M and p. IN. and 7:30 p. m. Some
Of the general board from salt Lake
will be present to speak afternoon and
evening. The work to be done during
the summer months will be thoroughly
outlined at the meetings.
MISS THOMAS RETURNS.
Miss Ellen Thomas, who has been
studying voice culture during the past
four years in New York City under
Madam Ashford, teacher of high rep
utatlon, returned 10 her home in Ogden
this week. She has arranged TO give
grand concert at the ogden tabernacle
on the evening OF Monday, May 20
Prot. Charles Kent in speaking OF Miss
Thomas to News" representative,
said: Il had the pleasure of hearing
Miss Ellen Thomas, Ogden's sweet sing
er, since her return home, and would
like you TO tell the people OF Ogden that
a rare musical treat is In store for them
at the concert TO be given by her on
the twentieth. Her voire is full, rich
and possesses . wonderful sweetness. IS
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first continuance was asked on the
ground that Philip Spear, who, 1t Is
claimed, wrote the alleged libelous ar
ticle, cannot be found, but the court
denied the motion at that time. The
jury to try the. case was secured
last evening. They are: Joseph r.
Boatwright, John II. Warren, George
S. Woodcock, Jesse w. Wilbur, Dan
Raglan, and Elijah Belts.
a special venre was drawn from the
Jury box at the instance of Judge
Howell. They are:
Richard d. Pincock, Joseph z. Tay-
lor. VIM. T. Pickett, Melvin j. Stone.
]. C.. Nye. Peter c. Poulson, Frederick
Wright, ogden; Joseph Towers, Hoop
er; John Berrett, Pleasant View; Hen
ry c. White, Roy.
The case of the Liberty Irrigation
company against VIM. Bailey etal Is
now on trial before Judge Howell in the
district court. At the request of the par
ties to the action the court. stenograph-
err, clerk, attorneys and all concerned
this morning took carriages and drove
to Ogden valley to make personal
inspection of the canals, Ogden river. at
the junction where the water is taken
out and other points of Importance in
the case. While at the valley, the court
will spend the day taking testimony.
thus saving a great amount of mileage
for many OF the witnesses. The suit
Is brought to determine the rights of
the parties to the suit to certain waters
of Ogden river used for irrigation pur-
poses
Suit has been commenced i'll the dis
trict rourt by Ellie b. Stoker against
A. E. stevens and Mary Stevens to re-
cover $3.50 alleged TO be due on a prom
issOrV note
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termining the question OF state credits
for the normal students of the uni
versity. President Kingsbury adj
dressed the students III the forenoon
on ambition in taking advantage of
their opportunities for study and the
danger of selhshness. The visitors
were bannueted by the domestic
science department.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
"Rebeccas Triumph, by Miss
Nelke's advanced students i'm elocutioA
was presented as a matinee yesterday
afternoon and again yesterday evening.
before large audiences.
President Taylor of the Provo free
library board. has received a letter
from r. A. Frank, of the Carnegie
library committee, advising him that
the 81 500, which will be given TO the
Provo library, viii be advanced in
sums of $4,000 to $1,000 as the work
progresses. He also asks to see a
sketch of the plans.
A. $. Thompson. who has been here
for some time as the representative OF
the News" doing a successful bust
ness, has left for Wyoming.
The gold medals for the B. Y. T..
basket ball team purchased by the
money contributed to the team by La
fayette Eolbrook, have arrived Those
who will get them are: Rose Chamber
lain, Christensen. Perkins, Greenwood,
Gardner. Evans and Smith.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.
LEWISTON.
NEW WARD ORGANIZED.
HaiIroad Projects Under Consideration
Heavy Rainfall in Cache valley
nnrin1 correspondenee.

Special correspondence
o,,,ston Cache Co., May IA
,,.avv rainfall has prevailed during tne
iast "a hours, which has mace IL nee
-ssar,, 10 suspend work on the iafhis
To, a day or two. Some land mere ~
Ftill too vet TO TIL h,.
The Industrial club committee M
been comforting with tho raii.oau p",
,inls an the proposition OF ruhnls IL
raiiroad across Lewiston, and as u re-
suit a surveying party has beeu H.ro
nnd surveyed Il line running from the
sugar factory west for anoul IVY
miles. There are two propositions
under discussion by the clup. one 's
for running n spur, as stated, rom t,'S
sugar factory west heIpsS ~, hIntea
Try for two miles, and 1t Is hii,tea
mat the company viii put on TWO
trains daily, one freight and one pas
senuer. The other proposition IN 10
cut across from the main Inc on thr
west at what was once called Le"lStV1'
spur. and come across, connecting Win
the sugar factory spur, which would
save a great many niles haul as All
freight, coal etc, coming from the
north, must be hauled down to cache
Junction ana around the south end OF
the valley, then back up through Lo-
gan, and then to all points as far north
as Preston.
NEW WARD FORMbD'
Ward conference was held here yes,
terday, and reports showed the Warn
IA "A fairly good condition. southwest
lewiston. known ms the Wheeler dis
trict, was set or from Lewiston ward
ard viii be hereafter known as Lewis
ton Second ward. Herman III. Dan
islsen was chosen and sustained AZ
Bishop of the Second ward. His conn-
selors have not AS yet been chosen,
but the ward VIII soon be fully organ
ICED. II is rumored that other wards
win soon be organized here, as Lewis
ton is still too large to BE- handled by
one bishop.
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CLARK STRIKES BACK.
State Claims All He Said
About Water Was True.

f. L. Clark, NJ. -, state sanitary
Inspector, again takes up the matter
OF the water supply Of ~, George, and
submits the following letter in reply to
the communication from the mayor of
that town, which appeared iu these
columns a few days since:
In reply to a letter appearing in
your columns of May 10. 1907, signed
by Francis Daggett, mayor of ST
George, ! would say that ig every par
tiCular my statements regarding the
drinking water of the above mentioned
town are correct; that most OF my in
formation was derived from the mayor
himself ana the local health officer,
DR.. Woodbury.. After talking with them
l investigated conditions carefully ana
am prepared to prove everything i
may say. The water In question was
at one time analysed aud pronounced
of an inferior quality; 1t is heavily
laden with alcali, and If it does not
flow through corrals 1t passes so near
them that the drainage goes into the
stream, thus pollutpg the water and
rendering it unfit for domestic pur
poses.
According to DR.. Woodbury. there
is and is found to be much kidney
trouble resulting from the use of such
W
about three years ago the question of
instituting "a pure water system was
voted down by the people; this state
ment came directly from the mayor
and several of the townsInen. | cam
not see why the people OF ST George
should shrink at the truth 1t is true
that they are no worse oft than many
OF the southern towns. i'm fact the
sanitary conditions are much better
than in most of the towns OF the state,
and the only problem of moment is
that OF pure water
Il stated in my report that there
had been no contagiun I'm st, George
for two or three years, with the eN-
ception of small outbreak of scafa-
tina, which quickly subsided. ! have
interested myself ana shall continue to
interest myself In the proposed water
system and have written several of
the prominent citizens of the town
personal letters asking their co-opera-
ton.
In closing, / will state that any
consideration OF local pride shall not
interfere with my duties as a state
officer and that it is my purpose TO
do an IN my power TO improve condl-
tons where necessary
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yEATCH SLEPT PEACEFULLY.


James veatch, the nightwatchmau at
the city and county building, has ire
signed and there is job open for
some good American" The story is
going the rounds that Neatch slept
while on duty and some one sueaked
into the building while he was taking
his usual nap and turned the water on
in the fire hose and Hooded the CORR
doris. Neatch was not disturbed IN the
least but when an investigation was
started by the committee on control he
resigned" The job pays SIS per
month and there are several applicants
for the place already The mayor
and committee will make an appoint
ment in a few days.
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BENEFIT FOR MISS GERBER,
School Teachers Raising Funds 10 De-
fray Medical Expenses.

The teachers Of the city schools ara
raising Il fund 10 defray the medical and
surgical expenses of Mss Mia Gerber.
a teacher IN the Uiutah school, who was
badly burned a short time ago. \ vol
untary assessment Of 81 each has been
subscribed ~ by the pedagogues. and
endeavors are being made to add to tho
amount thus collected until sufficient
sum has been raised 10 pay the eHpeus-
"a Incidental 20 the unfortunate oc-
CuTrcnct.
So badly were the lower limbs Of
Miss Gerber burned. that II may 10
necessary for the patient TO undergo the
ordeal OF skin grating Should such AN
emergency arise, friends OF the young
lady VIII in q spirit OF self-saCrtiCc,
Yield their persons 10 the surgeons
knife for tho relief Of the sufferer.
ON the day that Miss Gerber met with
tho accident there were a number Of
teachers visiting the school where sho
Is engaged A. was their wont, the
teachers were preparing chocolate on
an alcohol burner that they have Tor
that purpose az luncheon time. An
explosion occurred and almost in
staEtly Miss Gerher's clothing was in
flames.
A gentleman who was representing n
hook firm was iu the Office Of the ptltl-
cipal talking business matters. when
hearing the Screams Of MISS Gerber, ne
ran aud smolhcred tho flames with his
coat. but already she had been badly
burned.
II Is stated lhat the board Of educa-
tlou maid Miss Gerber a months extra
snlary. aul the kindness oI the school
people I'm general has been very marked.
The YOUNG lady has "a mother 10 sup
port, and the expense when she IS ul-
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poisonous and effete matters
that have accumulated in it
during the winter. Do this by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
You will feel better, look
better, eat and sleep better, do
your work more easily and
satisfactorily, and be in good
condition to resist prevalent
diseases and to withstand the
hot waves of summer which
have such a depressing and
prostrating effect on the weak,
debilitated and rundown.
The secret of the unequaled
success of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla as a remedy for Spring
humors is the fact, proven
annually by thousands of
grateful people, that it thor
oughly cleanses the blood,
gives strength and tone to
every organ and function and
builds up the whole system.
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DEATH OF BRIG GEN, sANNo.
Was Colonel Of Eighteenth Infantry at
Fort Douglas in 1874.

The recent death Of Brig Gen James
N. j. ganno, q, :. A. retired, Is OF IN
torest IN this city, as he was colonel
Of The Eighteenth u. s. Infantry, when
mat command was stationed partly al
Fort Douglas and partly al Fort D. a,
n,,ssel He was also Ia temporary
,l''r,nnand of the department. Of tho
Sni,ra5o FOR time Gen, Sanno
actIvely Interested himself m prose-
r,tlpg former surgeon az Fort Doug,
,as Syho was charged with brutal
,poatment OF enlisted men, and could
he have had bis way would nave
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DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS,
Effort to Postpone Libel Case-lrri-
CATION Suit on Trial

william GlasInann and the Standard
Publishing company now on trial In
the district court, before Judge
Vaughan. in a $4,000 libel suit brought
against them by Alice Lewis Richards,
are now making a second effort to
have the trial of the case continued
to some future date. Last evening
the defendant Glasmann filed an atfi-
davit, in the Second district court, set
ting forth that on account of unfore-
seen conditions that have arisen with
several of his most important wit
nesses. they will be unable to be pres
ent at this time at the trial. and that
If the trial should continue without
their testimony being secured, IT would
greatly hamper his getting justice. The
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mour r. Dorius of Salt Lake City. The
wedding Will take place on the 5th of
June
Chas. Therkleson has returned from
Price, where he has been working for
n. S. Nielsen on ranch. A fellow
laborer assaulted him with pistol.
striking him over the head, producing
several flesh wounds. He is under the
care of DIR. A. J, Stewart
The lot and residence owned by Mr..
Lou Madsen was sold today to Orange
Aldrich.
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Banjo selection I samuel Donaldson
skipping rope dance. .........
-, ',''.....,...Mi Miss Mary Murdoch
npnor solo ....,....t..,.Johu Bowers
i SecIualloh. '.''''.-..W. w. Calder
..,..... Mra. Mabel PouIton Kirk
Violin and Plano duet........
-, Misses Fay and Grace lambert
Remarks Albert N Nccdha,,,
Closing selection. Maori ouinet
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han. Friday evening. May II, at S u.
IN, The following program will be
rendered and voluntary contributions
VIII De received at the door:
Maori quintet Returned Missionaries
indian club swinging,
..'... Miss Annabel McGm
Niolin solo. Miss Georgia Young
recitation Master Don Carlos Young
soprano solo, THE Swallows.
..'.......,..M Miss Enid Edmunds
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DEAF AND BLIND SCHOOL.
Visited by Governor Cutler and Other
Distinguished Visitors.

Ogden. May 15-- The state school for
the deaf and blind was visited yester-
day by distinguished party composed
of Governor Cutler, Prest, joseph +.
Smith. Anthem H. Lund. Nephi L. Nor
ris and others from Salt Lake City.
They were received at The school by
Supt. F. VI. briggs and wife and fac
ulty, who took pleasure in escorting
them through the various departments,
where they witnessed the wonderful
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Twentieth Ward--A farewell tcstl-
monial will be given IN honor of Al
bert +. Needham, who will shortly
leave for mission to Great Britain,
in the Twentieth ward amusement
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
Rev A. q. Frank Weds--McArthur-
Dorius NupiiuIs.

F1IE'-'7EHF WI 7 N"VVTIUfTlNNs
Mt. Pleasant. sanpete Co., May a.
Rev, a, q. Frank ana Miss Serena
the Presbyterian church This after
noon they leave for the home In Ohio
Of Mr.. Frank. where they WIN spend
the summer In the fall they viii start
on tour OF the world.
i, M. Macarthur announces the we'd
hin2 OF his daughter Carrie 10 Sey-
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Grandfather Cure for
Constipation

PEAT r,edicine ,b- e,,,L,,.l.
n ~ Two bo,,sa dsv sao,iT O. .,,od
" UT viii keep apyon.'s Row.I,
NIL regular,
No nerd ~ oils c.,b,r,l,s c.,,o, On
NOR "pbysio /" # voy,n only u,,L IL. sag,
hui, r.s,1,,,y
E,.yc,s. IN Mature, Chr. "a, co,,.r..
,on ODD "a r.r-ril. ,,,,k nil, 4. ,f IT,,
haven't rot wood-nile
But, if YOU will taxi. your E1.rels. IN an
Easv Chair ,b.reis o,Iy an. ,,a, >, a. ,h-,
y 0'''''' ''1' 0,'9 0''9 "@' 70 40 NAV
ET.r,I.. for n. Ro,g,,s .nJ H. s 49,, :.
0cAscAPFTc "
cosoar,,- are N. o,I,, r,.,,. - ,v.,.,..
the Bowel Muscles without work
...... 60 - 80 20, 9,ps' "o' 9p,''
.ga' 'Y'''a' '1'-' "''' W" ''' ''"'
r. 49, 49,, u,,.. 49,, .
my, Ivy u'n nus" oD' your i22 ly, ana
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LOW RATES TO JAMES
TOWN

Exposition via Oregon Short Line May
18th, and daily thereafter Long linz
its and diverse routes. See agents for
full particulars.
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A lazy liver leads to chronic dys-
pepsia and constipation-weakens the
whole system. Doan's Regulets t25 cents
per bo1) correct the liver, tone the sto-
mach, cure constipation.
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All printing specially attended to AT
the Deseret News Once. Estimates
promptly furnished Rush orders q
speciality.
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TORREY.

Attractions to HomesecSers-FrOs In
jurcs Fruit--School Closes,
Special Correspondence.
Tolrey, Wayne CO.. May S.-Elders
Orson f. Whitney and Andrew Jensen,
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II speak from experience Of rs years With
Hoods Sarsaparila in giving my recon-
mendation. For spring humors and as
general blood purifier this medicine never
fails II always does all that is claimed for ~
and moro. l know It 10 be good for serofula
salt fheum. and all similar troubles and as y
general spring medicine | can positively say
It has no equal II gives me genuine sStisfee'
ton TO say these few words in favor Of tho
medicine ! have found 80 reliable IN our
family" Mrs. j. Il, GEE, 20 Gould street
Stoneh9nl, Mass.l
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Grand total $50. $10.25T $50
The increase in valuation over last
year i'll $3.50. i95. Mortgages assessed
last year for s4t.327 are not assessed
this year. The Telluride Power Co. s as
sessment was cut down by the asses
sor $4,000, the property this represents
will be assessed by the state board of
equalization.
The total number of acres of farm
land in the county is 22T.105. which has
an average valuation of SI3 per acre.
There are l52 mining claims. and 67.729
acres Of stale land with valuation of
SAL, 800.
EVANS-BEAN WEDDING.
County Clerk Gee has issued mar
riage license to Jos. a. Bean and Mary
Il. Evans, both of Provo.
EDUCATIONAL VISIT.
The state board of, education, A. c.
Nelson, j. T. KingsbuIy, d. f. Chris
Jensen and L. NJ. Allison, visited the
Brigham Young university yesterday,
TO inspect the work ,of the normal
training school, fol- the purpose of de-
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J JAMESTOWN EXCURSION
RATES.

WIN be in effect via the Oregon Short
Line May 18TH, and daily thereafter.
long limits, diverse routes. Ask any
Short Line agent for fun particulars.
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Spring Hum ors

1t is important to you from every standpoint that you
should thoroughly cleanse your blood of all those impure
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Born, to the wife of Principal p. NJ
Nielsen. a son. May Is.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

Is
month
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State St. Hardware Tor garden hose,
tools and poultry netting, l52 State st.
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Manager, Il. A. Larkin.
s66 Ath st. Telephone lS3-k'
Advertisements for the DAILY,
Saturday and Semi-Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as al
the Salt Lake Office.
Circulator. John j. McGrcgor'
224s Wash. Ave. Ind. Tel. ISL
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily, SATURDAY
and Semi Weekly News should DO
made to the circulator delivery
made by carr or on the same terms
as In salt Lake.
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UTAH COUNTY VALUATIONS.
over Half Million Increase Over 1906
Visit TO Is. Y. u. Normal.

over Half Million Increase Over 1906
Visit TO Is. Y. u. Normal.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, May 15.-County Assessor j. II.
Beck has made the following report of
assessment valuations in Utah county:
REAL ESTATE AND IMPROVE
MENTS.
Farm lands .......s2. 49,, $50
Town and city lots l,4ii 700
Mining claims ...... 2O,5lO
Total real estate .,&,45T, 800
improvements ..... 2,736,910 I,195,200
LIVE STOCK.
64lS horses and
mules ..........$ 294.H0
1S,4O2 cattle ........ 3lS,25t
92l11 sheep ........ 2S0,Ss0
25S swine ............ 1000 S4b'll1
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Net proceeds OF
mines .....,.....,,S i04S26
2,2i5 colonies OF bees soon
Merchandise and
trade fixtures 49,. 6OIs20