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TuEsnAY. AuNE 20. 1slr

The morning was pleasant In the
camp. Later in the day it was very
hot The pioneers started at T.4o
o'clock a. m. and travelled over a very
good road through a barron country
until nearly II O'Clock. when they
halted for npon on the banks of th.,
BIS Sandy, In latitude AZ deg, min,
~ sec, having Travelled s.. miles,
This stream writes VIM. CLAYTON,
appears to be about five rods wide al
this place ard about three feet deep
In the channel There is some timber
on Is banks and plenty of grass In
places for teams. At 1880 p. m. we
again proceeded. President Young and
some others going ahead In the CUT
ter wagon 10 look out a camp ground
for night. our course still lay south
west the road Is generally good, pass
ing over gently rolling and hard sandy
land; in some places the surface ID
covered with loose fragments of hard
rock. After travelling 9I9 miles Pres
ident Young rode UP and reported that
we would have TO go at least six miles
further before we could get feed Con-
sequently, we Travelled till after dark
over billy country. and at 9:06 o'clock
p. m. we formed our encampment on
the right bank of the Big Sandy, hav-
ing Travelled since noon IL miles and
during the day 23A miles, which is
the greatest days journey we have
made since leaving Winter Quarters.
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INDEPENDENCE DAY.
Plans Complete for Biggest Cciebra-
lion Ever Held In Smeltcr City.

Murray. June 29-Plaps for the grand
county celebration at Murray. July
Fourth, are complete, Every effort Is
being made 10 have the most success
lul celebration yet held IN tho smelter
city. 1t viii be change of program
from anything previously given. Many
new features will he added. 1t VIII be
gala day for old and young. Hon.
e. A. Simpkins is orator OF the day,
Prof. w. j. Coda will make three
balloon ascensioDs and parachute
Jumps, using the wonderful torpedo
orcak-way. The professor has the name
Of being the only man In the world
doing this dangerous feat An illu-
tninated ascension Will bc made at s
o. m Continuous performances Of
sports will occur during the day. Dou-
Bile game base bail, basket ball. tug Of
war, pole climbing contest, ana other
prize winning games win be featurea.
Prizes win be given the best decorated
business house and residence. H.
round glove contest between Martin
Judge. mlddleweight of Pennsylvania,
and Frank Mantel. mlddlewelght ~
illinois. will be pulled off at the Muir
ray opera House AT 1880 p. m, with
red hot proliminaries. A $1,000 dis
play OF fireworks VIII close the days
Entertainment.
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MUNICIPALITY GETS
WATER RIGHTS
In Willard Canyon as Preliminary
To lnstalIment of City
Lighting Plant,
PROJECT NOW UP TO CITIZENS
To Approve or Bond Issue 10 Cover
Cost of Construction--Other Mu-
nicipal Plants Pay Well.

Ogden. June 2os--Another step was
taken yesterday toward the establish
ing of q municipal lighting plant for
ogden and no longer can 1t be said
that the city does not own or control
power enough to put such a project
through AS result Of the visit made
to Willard canyon a few days ago by
the special committee from the city
council, a meeting was held yesterday
between the owners OF the water rights
and the land necessary for the power
plant and the option that otherwise
would have expired last evening was
lifted, the consideration being $4,000,
the full amount allowed the committee
by the city council
It is reported that the mayor has
sanctioned the work OF the council
manic committee so that the whole
matter is now put UP TO the people,
who. after all are the ones that must
decide whether or not the city shall
have It's own plant. Before the CON
struction of a plant can commence the
taxpayers will be called upon to deter
mine whether or not the city shall
create bonded Indebtedness to cover
The cost OF construction. From present
Indications IL would appear that this
oilI be merely a matter of form and
that virtually all of the residents who
are not connected with the Utah Light
4 Railway plant Will vote In favor of
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BLOODLESS SURGERY
Removal of Cancer Another
Proof OF The Boy Phenorn-
enal's Ability,
THEGREATFER-DON
Demonstrates Further the Wonderful
Power of His Preparations

The Great Fer-Den and the BOY
r,heno,nenaI evidently believe In caus-
| ing confidence m their methods ny hn
| overwhelming array of PROOF as 70 tnels
| ability to make good every stutsineIi,
made as to this marvellous results %
the Fer-Don remedies anu u's n s.a,.,,;
m cure disease of the Boy Phenomenal.
Their methods Of bringing this proof
m the notice of the people is new mere
In Salt Lake and although these men
have been in our city but week, theit
popularity is assured.
When IL was first announced that tins
Rov Phenomenal, who has offices In the
Windsor Hotel at 225 So. Main ST.,
would cure appendicitis, remove cam
Gers. tumors and gall stones without
an operation, tho skeptical ones said u
could not be done.
BARNEY McNAuAMoN LOSES CAN
GER.
Barney McNauamon, who lives at 2sl
So. First West, was relieved of a CAM
Ger which grew under the left eye by
the Boy Phenomenal's system Of Blood
less surgery. This cancer. like ALL those
removed by this young man was re-
moved without the use of knife, with
out blood and without pain.
DEMONSTRATIONS AND Lee
TURES.
Nightly at the free show grounds OF
the Great Fer-Don at the corner OF Sec
ond South and Second West streets, thu
audiences grow larger These show
grounds, although large. are scarcely oil
sufficient size 10 accommodate all those
who attend.
The band concerts and vaudeville
which are of the best are greatly en-.
joyed, while the lectures and demon
OF RAJ N no
worth going miles TO hear and see.
Last night several were made to hear
again after being deaf for from four tn
thirty years. One boy, Charley Rudd
who lives at SIS y. First West. deaf for
four years in the right ear, was made
to hear a whisper in less than three
minutes.
An elderly lady. Mrs. Woods. brought
forth cheers OF appreciation from the
audience when she announced that she
couldyhear whisper after one applca-
tionfof Fer-Don's preparation.
Deaf for thirty years and compelled
to use an ear trumpet, Mrs McNat was
made able to lay aside the trumpet and
hear an ordinary toned voice without
artificial aid Several others were
greatly benefited through the use OF
this same preparation which has made
Fer-Don's popularity an assured fact
here In Salt Lake,
SILVER SHOWER TONIGHT.
Tonight at { o'clock Fer-Don will give
his much alked-of Silver Shower
Drive. For this event Fer-Don has So
cured large amount of nickels. dimes
quarters and halves which he viii scat
ter broadcast to the boys or anyone
wishing to join In the scramble as he
drives down Main street. He will start
from the Windsor Hotel at o'clock
and will be preceded by the Diamond
Cluster Band. This promises to be AN
exciting and interesting event and will
doubtless bring out large crowd.
At the free show grounds at Second
South and Second West the lady's nail
driving contest will be held tonight.
the winning contestant 10 receive five
dollars in gold.
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Today 5 Ogden News

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completing the work that now has been
so well begun
Those who have visited the proposed
site OF the reservoir and power plant
state that II Is a veIitable wonder At
the top of the mountain east Of VIII
lard at the head OF Willard canyon, two
tributaries that form the Willow creek
join where the cones of the mountains
form what is almost q complete breasts
work for a dam. At the present time
it is estimated that there arc 81 Sec
ond feet of water flowing down the
stream and the claim Is also made that
the lowest the stream gets In the dry
season Of the year Is eight second feet.
The idea in mind is to conserve in the
large proposed reservoir on top of the
mountain the surplus water outside
OF the dry season and to draw from
this reserve supply at any time the oc-
castor may demand.
From the dam It Is proposed 10 run
Il wooden pipe line southwest a dis
lance OF 1000 feet at a grade OF SO feet
to the mile to "A place near the mouth
of the canyon where one OF the small
tributaries of the river rolls over
perpendicular stone wall fully 90 feet
high, Here the line will take an abrupt
turn to the northwest and drop from
height of 1915 feet down to the creek
where the power plant will be located
This last portion OF the line win be
built of iron pipe which becomes peces-
sary on account OF the great force to
the stream Of water at that end OF the
line.
No intelligent estimate Of The cost
of construction has as yet been made.
II will he necessary to build n trans
mission lire from Willard to Ogden. n
distance OF "A miles and establish q
sub station MT Ogden. 1t Is believed,
however, that the plant would pay for
itself in I've or eight years at the most.
The net earnings Of the municipal
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Hans r. Miller OF Richheid and Miss
Sarah A. I4azenby OF Loa.
Arthur LivinRAton and Diantha T..
Mikclscn OF Fountain Green.
samuel w. McElprung OF Hunting
Vile.
much better satisfaction than an in-
door program. Prof y. n, Robson Of
the Manu high school Will deliver tie
Grafton.
The Scandiuanvians OF Manu intend
holding their annual excursion Monday
July 1 at Sorenaen's grove, where an
excellent program. with sports OF aft
ferent kinds. Will be INDUCED In.
Edwin Ruesch and Hannah johnson
OF MI. Pleasant.
daughter OF Mrs. Mary c. r. Riddle.
nov rcsiden; Of Provo. will arrive IN
this city Friday Ion burial In the city
cemetery. Mrs. Riddle was formerly
a resident Of Manti and has a son bur-
led here Short services win be held
NJ the grave upon the arrival VI the
body.
Manti viii celebrate independence day
IN gala style this year. The sports and
amusement OF different kinds VIII be
held in the county park which Will give
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q a. a. pURIFIES
-. 0.0.THE BLOOD

body blood
be
against mpury
special blood disease Pusar eupon pmpes
condition result Of too much acid the Of irritating
morbid
blood Rheumatism caarrh scoua Contagious Blood
hereditary various
The pad
in the neck often enlarged and usually the body fully developed
has fed blood
troubles has proved itself perfect remedy down into
circulation all
makes this stream Of life and Notwithstanding Nothing
Inherited blood troubles like S. Of
pnrihes
healhiu good
Rheumatism Caah Scrou Ulcers skin
Blood Poison and all blood diseases disorders
by II made entirely bark
OF M nood purifiers Book the blood and medical
sent 'nee Tine SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLAHyA,
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STATE NEWS BRIEFS,

The Fourth nj Richheld--The ma
lions birthday will be fittingly cele-
brated by the people of Rlchheld and
vicinity. A program will be rendered
at the tabernacle in the forenoon fol-
lowed by sports In the afternoon.
pyrotechnic display win be given in the
evening.
Attempted Suicide at Prestoi--~An
attempt was made Thursday night by
n. c. Jensen, n former saIoonkeeper, 10
commit suicide. by shooting himself IN
the forehead with revolver. He IN
hicted u flesh wound and will probably
recover.
PoCatello Mayor Weds--The mayor
of Pocatello. Or, Charles Il. NJ. Lopx,
and Miss Martha Dolman. daughter
of the late Col. H. r. Dolman. and
sister of Atty. Carol G, Dolrnan of
Butte. Mont, were married Friday eve
ming at Butte.
Frost Kills Crops In Juab--Consid-
cradle concern has been felt by the
people here at Nephi over the grain
crops, as it was feared for several days
that the entire grain crop out OH the
ridge was failure due to continued
frost. AS 1t Is, IN many sections only
half crop Will be harvested. In other
sections only part of a crop of hay will
be cut. due to the frost, This, with the
fruit and berry crop gone, Will work a
hardship for many people here AT Nephi
this season.
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PILGRIMAGE OF THE UTAH PIONEERS

SIXTY YEARS AGO TODAY.

The camp was formed by moonlight.
The grass here was good, but no wood
for fuel upon this bank. Toward sum
down mosquitoes We're exceedingly trou-
blesome but the GOODNESS OF the evening
soon quoted them. Many OF the breth
rem have been seized with sickness
within the past three days, and a num-
Der more were feeling IN this evening.
They generally begin with headache.
succeeded by violent fever, and some
go delirious for while. Brother
Fowler was seized this afternoon and
this evening he Is Taving There has
been no cases considered dangerous
vet, nor any of long duration.
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NEPHI.
DEATH OF HANDcART VETERAN
Mrs. David Udall Lays Down Llfc's
Burden--Indian Campfire.

s9bfNibl NilAf0 lf'Aiutlitfs
Nephi, Juab CO.. June 27.--Yesterday
at p. IN. IN the Second ward meet
inghOuse, the funeral services over the
remains of Mrs. Elizabeth UdalI were
held, Bishop Parkes presiding. The
speakers were Elders l., y. Bailey ].
w Ord, VIM Bailey and j. w. Pax
man All spoke il praise of the upright
and beautiful life Of the deceased,
who was faithful Lattor-day Saint,
beloved By all who knew her. De-
ceased was born Sec. IL, 1888, at Suck
ley Mars Hill, Worcestershire. Eng
land, and died June "a. Her husband.
Patriarch David Udall, two sons and
four daughters survive her. She came
to Utah in 1856, in Capt. Willes hand
cart company, and came direct to Ne
phi The following April she became
the wife OF David UdalI. on April
last they celebrated their golden we'd
ding.
INDIAN WAR VETERANS CAMP
FIRE.
The Indian war veterans Of San
pete Sewer and Juab counties will
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EUREKA.
Death oi Miss Ncsbitt--Damage by
Firc-Mine Accident.

Death OF Miss Nesbitt--Damage by
Fire-Mine Accident.
Special Correspondence.
Eureka. June 27--Miss Sarah Nosbitt.
daughter OF Mt. and Mrs Seth Nesbitt.
died az the family home in Robinson
Monday and the remains were shipped
to salt Lake for burial wednesday. The
young lady was 16 years Of age, and ney.
or recovered from an operation which
she underwent some time ago I'm n Salt
Lake hospital, FOR intestinal trouble
MargAtct the 2-months-old child Of Nj
and Mrs Henderson Wilson died In this
today
The new dress uniforms FOR the mem
pert Of the Eureka volunteer Are de-
partment have arrived. The fremen win
probably wcor them for the first time in
the parade on the Fourth
a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs
denl Churfh the past week
MI and Mrs. James Williams arc re-
Iglcing over the arrival of baby girl ut
their homo this week. -
Thomas Jenkins. while AZ work in the
Sestenrlal- Eureka mime Wednesday. fell
ana mis- right wrist was dislocated.
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FAIRvIEw.
"LTIOOo oItUWIINN ApUIUENT.
Two Boys Hurt While Pooling with
\ Gun.
Speclnl Corfespondence

Special Correspondence.
fqirWew SanpetN CO., June 2S-Yes-
terday morning M about o'clock "A very
sad accident occurred in Il sheep camp y
Few miles out OF town. where two boys.
about 10 years Of age. We're fooing with
Il gun which was discharged. The bullet
went through the hand OF Arthur Peters
son, son OF Lorenzo Peterson and INTO
The stomach Of Levern Hansen, son OF
Andrew Hansen. AS soon as the news
reached town, the fathers OF the wound,
cd boys started for camp and brought them
hons and physicians were called in. II
was found that the Peterson boy was only
slightly hurt, but they were unable to
locate the bullet in the other boy and
the outcome with hum Is uncertain
Prospects for grain and meadow hay are
very iine lucern, fruit and potatoes have
suffered much from wet and frost.
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hold their annual camp fire reunion on
July 90, ~ and Is. All Indian war
veterans of the state are cordially in
yited The Indian war veterans. aid
ed by the Nephi Commercial club, are
making Preparations to take care OF
II large thering Of people. A num-
Der OF brass and martial bands have
been engaged. F'uel and forage will
be provided for campers free OF charge.
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HIGH LAND CANAL.
Proposition 20 Carry Flood Wntcr TO
Bench Land for Alfalfa Growing.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. June 2s.--Presideni Joseph b.
Keller attended meeting Of land
,wners in Payson Thursday night
sailed TO consider the question of sub
scribing lands for nighttime canal,
which win supply flood waters to tho
E.rAs subscribed for. The proposed
eaial will give one watering In the sea
son. which will insure a good crop OF
sucern and possibly other crops. The
.anal viii be from nine TO is miles IN
.ength and VIII water dry lands In tho
southern part of the valley. The recla-
nation service Will build the canal
when 1000 to 5000 acres OF land are
subscribed and there Is no doubt that
his land will be obtained, as those at
tending the meeting Were very enthu-
siastic In the project. 1t is proposed
20 charge an annual rental OF 81 an
acre for the wafer
YATES WYNN WEDDING.
a marriage license has been issued
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The program commences nj II a. m.
IN the Arlington Grove. and follows.
Selection. national air.....,..,..B Band
Prayer ......... Chaplain u. G.. Miller
Selection, national air....,..,.,.,B Band
Address Of welcome .,,,.,,,,.,...,
.,,..,,.,..,.,... Mayor Chas. Brown
Selection ,,,....,.... National quartet
Grafton .,......,.,. Roy. +. a. SimplSins
Selection ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
49,, Miss Matilda Watts Glee club
Selection ..............N National quartet
Selection. national air,.,.,..,,...,B Band
Master of ceremonies ,..D. w. Molfnt
The band for this occasion viii be the
enlarged Murray band, consisting of
so pieces made mp from Murray and
Bingham Junction bands
COUNCIL SESSION.
At tho last city council meeting the
time was mostly devoted in the dis
cussion of work to complete the new
city hall. The building committee
WAS authorized 10 select office and
Lighting fixtures and everything need
&C In furnishing the new building. 1t
was also decided to have more eXten-
sive wiring done, making II complete
In every detail. The contractor who
did the work previously was awarded
the work.
The clerk was ordered To purchase
the session laws of 1907. furnishing
each city department with n copy.
lie was also ordered to rurniN the
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MANTL.
PosTMAsTERs CONVENTION.
Will Honor the FoIpth--Siy Couples
Med--NOrsemen Reunion,

Special Correspondence
Mantl Saupete Co. June es-The
Utah postmasters hold their fourth an-
nual convention a the TEMPLE city
10 postmhsters VIII Doe discussed ana
they viii be tie guests OF Mantis post
master, T. Aladsen, who u sure 10 do
welcome.
The Following marriages We're s0lem-
nlzed az The temple Wednesday " this
week;
Marion Simpklps OF Clroleville and
MISS Nora NJ. Daley ~ Summit
Allen Cameron and Miss Maggie v.
Clark of PanBultch.
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Let us eat, drink and be merry
With never thought OF ache or
pain,
Let MS forget every sorrow that might
be
Tea.
Y. c. NJ / Drug Dept, l19-114 South
Main ST.
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building committee with a copy of
the plans and specifications Of the new
fire station. securing them from the
architect Matthew Chips mason
contractor. was allowed $500 ON work
completed,
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Are You Going on a Mission

II 80 como to us for Photou as va
will make you a special discount. Mon.
roe Studio. Sc w. End South. We will
take rate tickets from any other studio
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Band Concert by. Diamond Cluster
Band nightly at large electric lighted
stage corner End South and IND West
Eree.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT


81 Fourth
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to Charles Winn and Mary r Yates,
both of Lehl
DIVORCE WANTED.
Suit for divorce ON the ground of de-
sertion has been filed by Clarence Ash
croft against Retia Ashcroft, of Maple
ton. The parties We're married in this
city in August, 1904
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
VIM. NJ Roylance has just returned
from a trip to Moapa, Nevada. where
he has arranged 10 handle the seasons
cantaloup crop of that section.
MI and Mrs. Alex Keir of San Ber-
naEdino. Cal, are here on n visit. Mrs.
Keir resided In Springvllle in an early
day and Mr. Keir passed through Utah
In 1851.
over thousand cases OF berries We're
shipped out Of Provo by the express
companies yesterday.
Hundreds of acres of wheat in the
southern part OF the county which un-
der ordinary conditions would yield %
TO 30 bushels 10 the acres have been so
injured by the frost that it will scarce
ly pay for harvesting,
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Il. A. Larkin,
Telephone la5-k.

Manager, II. A. Lartin,
ses eith st. Telephone i25-k.
Advertisements for the DAILY.
Saturday ana Semi Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as at
the salt Lake Office.
-
Circuintor, John J. McGreEor.
22B wash. Ave IND. Tel, ISL
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments fer tho Daily. Saturday
ard Sent Weekly Ncws should be
made to tho circulator. Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
az In salt Lake
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

The New is dsIysrsS in amnsg sns vicinity
lei
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DIVORCE WANTED.

to Charles VIM and Mary r. Yates,
both of Lehl
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The Indian war veterans Of San
pete, Sewer and Juab counties will
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Asy your grocer for the Vienna wal
nut Bread.