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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-19
SESSION Of THE
CITY COUNCIL
Will Investigate Status of Fran
Chise OF the Salt Lake Il
linden Railway Co.
AFFAIRS OF WEBER COUNTY
Distractions ON Ogden Canyon ho"u-
way Must be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Court Busincss--News Briefs,

Ogden, March le.--At the meeting OF
che city council last evening the lsw
committee and the city engineer were
instructed to investigate whether the
SALT Lake &. Ogden railway company
had lived I'D to the conditions OF The
franchise granted to IT some months
ago. - st. T.. ~.
rornn,ittee that the franchise granted
"a R,ldolph Kuchler and Max David
son giving them the right to maintain
ruhhish boxes on the street corners Tor
advertising purposes, be revoked. This
action WAS taken on account OF the fail-
ire OF Davidson and Kuchler 10 pay
the rent agreed on. There is now due
sl50. The report was adopted aud the
franchise declared forfeited.
On recommendation OF the police
committee. the city recorder was d.
rected to advertise for bids for new
team of horses and to buy new pa
troll wagon, The recorder was also
instructed to advertise for bids for
curbing and guttering work for 1907.
The same committee recommended
that the petition for the placing OF pa /.
trolman ON the Bench be not granted
and the recommendation WAS adopted.
The question OF the reconstruction OF
the bridge at the mouth of Ogden can,
Won was referred to the city engineer
and public improvements committee
with power to ACT.
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NORTH OGDEN.
WANT O. S. L. SPUR.
North Ogden's Missionary Work In
Fifty-NSo Wears.

Special Correspondence.
North Ogden Weber Co., March H.
a committee mas been appointed by
the North Ogden farmers To negotiate
with the Oregon Short Line with q
view to put in a spur to North Ogden
To facilitate the handling of the hun
dteds OF cars OF beets. fruits and cam
ned goods that so QUIZ annually.
There are some cases of whOopIne
cough and mumps here; otherwise the
health of the people is fairly good
At the recent missionary reunion the
fact developed that North Ogden had
been sending out Missionaries for near
~ 80 years. commencing with Bailey
Lake, Bady Watts, VIM Marley and
Crandall Dunn, who left here about
May is, 1855, for the Salmon River mis-
sion. Bailey Lake was killed by In
dams on Bannock creek the only life
lost among the 81 missionaries that
have gone out from this place. These
81 missionaries have carried the gospel
10 France Germany, Switzerland, Italy,
Scotland, Wales, England and Ireland
In Europe, in Australia, New Zealand,
Tasmania, Sandwich Islands. Japan
and other islands in the Pacific ocean,
and have touched nearly every state In
this nation, Ten missionaries from
this ward are now out in various fields
Chas. IL owen and family are NOV
ing 10 Plain Clay to make their future
home, During their stay here thcy
made many friends, who are 10th to
give them up
The Rice Creek Irrigation Co. has
authorized the fling upon it's waters for
power purposes for the generation Of
light for the town. The matter is in
the hands of a committee to secure
the services OF an engineer for that
purpose.
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n devoted LATTER day saint. much loved
and honored by those who knew hins.
MIR II. r. Wadsworth has resigned as
manager tor the Bell Telephone COM
rany for Lehi after a years service, IN
which he has built upa large exchange,
and Fred ID. Wortcn has been ap.
poln led manager and his whole time
win be occupied with the Bell business
hsre.
Dr. II. n. Steele win move 70 sal,
Lake City April f. Since 1898 he has
been practising here and his great MUM
Der of friends and patrons regret very
much his departure as he is q skilled
and tried physician and has built UP d
large practise.
John Woodhouse has resigned as CITY
marshal and Robert Taylor has been
appointed to flll the vacancy.
Mrs. H. " Adams WAS operated ON
at the L. D. $ hospital Monday. She
Is reported TO be In a critical cendiS
tion.
The Lchl Min & Elevator co,npanv
elected Thomas Webb president: j. II.
Gardner, vice PRESIDENT S. 1. Goodwin.
secretary and treasurer.
l.. ", Wills Is home from Salt Lake
city after having undergone il success
full operation.
VISIT OF THE sroRK.
Within the past 10 days the follow.
ing births have been reported
10 Mrs. Nj. A. Brown, daueh-
ter Mrs Charles Hietsman, a
son; Mrs. John Rudmau. a son; Mrs. c,
9. Edwards daughter; Mrs Luther
Coates, a daughter. Mrs, Ed gar Clark,
a daughter; Mrs. Rufus Tyner a son.
Mrs Nose Jones, daughter; Mrs. Aver
Racker, u SON.
The Utah Sugar company now has a
number OF mechanics employed repair
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PROVO DEP F. TMEN Mt


Al Thorn pson's appointment by
Mayor Frisby as city dog tax collector
was confirmed
The adoption of an order calling an
election to vote on the issuance of
bonds for a municipal lighting plant
WAS deferred for two weeks pending an
investigation by the mayor and attor-
ney as TO the sale of the bonds, for
the reas on that the buyer might want
certain procee lings provided for in the
order
The committee on STREETS and alleys
recommended that the poll tax OF 100
persons be expended on the Lake
Front drive in grayeling the same in
compliance with "a petition from JAS,
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DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Criminal Cases Heard by Judge Howell
---S t50 Fine for Assault.

-S LOU Y nlc IOr Assault.
Ogden. March 19.-Judge Howell had
for nsderation in the district court
a number of criminal matters yesteT-
day. The first to be disposed OF was
Gust Demas. the italian laborer who
WAS found guilty by jury last week
of assault, he having shot VIM e.
Ennerson III the arm New Years
morning A punishment OF 15o days
it, the county Jail OF n fine OF $3.50 was
Imposed. He paid the fine and was
reiea sed from the county Jail, where he
has been confined during the past rs
days.
TO the charge of burglary in the first
degree john Brotherton entered plea
of guilty and win be sentenced to the
state prison Thursday, He Is one OF
the gang of young toughs who conn
rnitted various crimes a few weeks
ago.
John Crosbie. another of the gang
WAS arraigned on the charge OF rob
berry, that OF holding UP "a Chinaman
10 which he entered a plea of not
guilty.
Hiram Mosher pleaded not guilty
to the charge of polygany but the
prosecuting attorney has little doubts
of being able 10 prove The charge
against him as he has the marriage
certificate from Columbus, Ohio, where
his first wife lives and he married
Miss Smith In Ogden
The case OF Eccles Lumber company
against James ~ Horrocks ct al. suit
brought to recover on mechanics
ien was heard by Judge Howell and
taken under advisenent The plain
tiff furnished lumber to the defendants
for the construction Of house. and
did not receive payment for the same,
The case has once been up to the SIT
prene court and referred back to the
lower court for hearing
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w. Bates and others Report ado ted
The sum or S5,09e-67 was apprnpri-
ated to pay the Merrill Lumber conn
pany as payment on the waterworks
extension pipe In Provo canyon
Supt OF WaterwOrks Armtstead re-
ported that the pipe line was now laid
to the settling basin and he believed
the spring water would be in the city
waite, system in about 10 days, He
recommended that the settling basins
be cemented before the spring water
be turned in. The matter was re-
ferred to the superintendent of water
works with auth GRITTY 20 act.
DEATH OF JOHN r, BOOTH,
John r. Booth died Monday morn
Ing al o'clock from congestion II the
lungs after a weeks Illness, The de-
ceased was born in Bolton. Lancashire,
England. June IS, 1886 He became
a member OF the Mormon Church in
1856 and with his family elnigraIed to
Utah In 1871. residing one year In
fst Der and since that time In Provo.
where he has been active In various
Church duties, being one OF the prest-
dents of the Forty-ffth quorum OF
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WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Roadway Distractions i'm Ogden Cam
yon Must be Removed.

Ogden March ts.-~The board of coun-
ty commissioners held a. short session
yesterday, transacttng small amount
of business.
Commissioner Mckay reported that
those who have buildings and other obs
structionS on the connty's right of
way through Ogden canyon, have not
complied with the request or the board
to remove the same. The matter was
referred to County Attorney Harris,
who Will commence suit against tha
owners OF the distractions unless they
remove the same.
The terrible conditions OF the county
hoads in most OF the districts WAS
brought to the attention of the board,
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LEHI.
SCHOOL TAX AGITATION.
Funeral OF Frank BTcms---visit OF the
StOrk--News Briefs.
speclaI Correspondenee.

Special Correspondence
LchI, Utah CO., March l5,--Tbe pcr-
tionlmg Of district and county school
taxes is becoming quite a question
throughout Utah county, At a meeting
Of trustees held at Provo Hast week
nplion was made thai the district
school tax be lowered mills auJ that
mills be plI on the county tax.
After some agitation IL was decided
BY the trustees TO submit this question
10 each district Patrons or the Lehi
dis-ric1 met last Wednesday nIghI and
decided against taking from the dis
triet 20 pul on 10 the county tax. by
So doing I-ehl would lose a bout Sl.000 IN
taxes as there is much corporation
property in the Lehi district, as there
Is in some OF tho larger Districts OF
course to have g-mil tax added To
tho county tax would greatly keip Inc
corporation property. The question
promises 10 become quite heated before
settlement Is reached
FUNERAL OF FRANK BRESis.
Funeral services over TIE remains OF
Frank Bremh, who died Monday, wsre
held from the Third ward meeting.
house Thursday afternoon, Bishop Hem
IN Lewis presiding. The speakers We're
Elders H. H. Davis James Ggngn, ESQ
KSrkhaTn. James Peterson, Ell Kendall
ana George Glover, who spoke OF his
uprleht. honorable life. Mr. Brems was
born In Germany In 1889, and he ser ed
ln the German French wars Joined t.e
Church Ia 1879, and came 10 Lshl Utah,
in 1875 where he has resided since, He
is the father 0f SIX sons and two daigh-
tiers by bis hrsi marriage, and three
snns ana two daughters BY his second.
HIS Nlfo and a number o. children and
srcat .erandchlldren survive hiul. He
Allied d mission 70 Germany; VAS ever
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which is endeavorlng to- devise plans
for repairing the same
communication was received from,
the secretary of the National Irrigation
congress, asking for data and statistics
ON Irrigation. and the results of the
Same with crops, A committed. com
posed of Archibald Mcfarland I. l..
Reynolds and George S. Dean, was APP
pointed to furnish the Information de.
sired
The board Will meet tomorrow with
q committee from Davis county 10
decide whether TO build a new bridge
over the Weber river at uintah or TO
repair the old one.
The resignation OF Thomas England
as justice OF the peace az Plain City
was accepted
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MONROE.
OCToGENARrAN HoNoRED.
Mrs, Wtnget Celebrates S1th Birthday
Sad Death of ReClusc.

Special COrresp ondence.
Monroe, Sewer Co. March lion
the 18th inst, the children grand-Chtl-
dren. relatives and friends OF Mrs.
Catherine WInget met at the home of
her son 2enos in honor OF her eighty
seventh birthd day anniversary, II was
gratifying 10 see one so ripe I'm years
with faculties and memory unImpair-
ed. A well arranged sketch of her life
was read showing she was baptized in
the year 1881 and passed through all
the trials and prosecutions with the
early saints and now she is pleased
to relate that although many times
tried TO the core, she has always held
fast TO the faith
SAD DEATH OF REcLusE,
John johnson, a man &c years OF
age. was found dead in his bed on tn c
! Sth inst He has been living the life
OF a recluse for many Years past and
drawing Some support from the cOun-
~. He was an inoitensive man and
had tho pity Of the community,
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7 oday' ; Ogden News

The divorce suit OF Annie Beech
against Ernest Beech was heard by
the court. The charges of desertlcn
and failure TO provide were proven by
the plafntin and a decree entered as
prayed for
Elizabeth Hallibaugh has filed an
action In the district court asking for
separate maintenance from Orlando w
Hallibaugh and an equitable division
of his property
FISH HATCHERY AT UlNTAH
The company OF local gentlemen who
have combined In the establishment OF
site equal to II not better than those OF
commenced the work OF fixing thu
streafns and ponds For the industry,
Those Interested claim that they have
q site equal II not better than these OF
Ogden valley for the Matching OF fish
and feel confident that they Will be able
to make success OF the undertaking.
The tempesa ture of the waters obtain
able for the hatchery il ideal, so With
the eNps nditure or q few thou sand dol
lars they believe will bring big re-
turns Tine first shipment of troit for
the hatchery will consist OF 55,OCO fr5,
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT IDENrl-
FLED,
The Southern Pacific officials have
been advised that the man who was
working for the company last Friday
and was killed near Nina, has been
identified as J. L. StTothers of INDIE
penience, Kan, where he has relatives,
who haze been appraised of his death
and it is expected the body viii be
shipped home for burial.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
II. G. Butler, an employee Of the South
ern Pacific shops, met with painful m
juries yesterday afternoon while nt
his work. He was engaged doing some
repair work beneath q car, when
large pin was Knocked through the TIM
bers, striking him on the head, cutting
a bad cash which required several
stitches to close the wound He was
taken to the hospital, where the wound
was dressed.
WEDDING PERMIT.
A license to wed was granted by The
county clerk 10 James y. Snowden ana
Miss Lillian NJ. Smith, both OF lawful
age and residents Of Ogden.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. Fernlund, wife Of Or. Fer1llulid
who was operated on, has sufficiently
recovered as to be able TO sit up again
John f. Henderson of this city mas
been allowed a pension of S2i PEI
month by the government for service
In the navy. The pension was secured
through the efforts Of Congressman
Howell.
Volney c, Gunnell has been called
10 Colorado on account of the seriou'
Illness OF his brother.
L. w Lord. who for years has con-
Quoted some OF the best orchestras IN
ogden. has decided to discontinue that
work, In which he has been so success
full. and 10 devote his attention to
teaching music.
The police have been unable 10 se'
any clue to work on in the case OF thd
burglary and safe cracking at Hnmph'
ries' planning min Sunday night
There's naught so sweet as love s
young dream
And 1t would sweeter be.
II lovers would only take
A little Rocky Mountain Tea.
T. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept, 112-l14 So
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Su MINT.
NEW BrsHoPR1C CHOSEN.
Charles r. Daley Succeeds o. ".
llulct----CIhcr News Notes.

Charles II. Daley Succeeds o. W.
llstlct-~CIhcr News Notes.
Special Correspondence
Summit. Iron Co.. March 1l-Last
Thursday Clarence Smith of this place,
who has been freisht ing between Mo-
denR and Phoebe. returned home by way
OF Cedar 10 obtain medical aid He has
been unfortunate In having his hand
mashed. and blood poisoning has en-
sued.
= Heber Daley. also of this place, also
met with a runaway accident by which
his collar bone was broken
NEW B1sHoPRtC APPOINTED.
Bishop o. w. Hulet resigned about
three months ago, when Elder Charles
r.. Daley was chosen as presiding elder
with Wilson r. Daley and Joseph r.
Jones as counseIprs till bishop could
be selected. To-day Elders George F.
Richards of the apostles quorum, ana
Charles N. Hart Of the first council Of
seventies. met with the people here and
assisted them in selecting the hishopric
Elder Charles r. Daley was chosen and
sustained as bishop with o, w Hulet
and Joseph ~ Jones as his counseors
Arthur T. Jones was appointed ward
clerk
The streets of Summit are taking on
a different look, as Supervisor Thomas
Lawrence has seen the need OF fixing
them and has had the boys out grading
them.
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EUREKA.
Little Airline May Jones a Victim of
Spinal Meningitis,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, March 1T--Arline May, the
daughter of Prof and Mrs E. D. Jones,
died at 10 O'Clock Friday nIghI. The
cause of her death according to the at
tending physicians, was cerebro spinal
nininsftis, Here age was years. ii
months. days. Funeral services We're
held at O'Clock In the l.. d. S, church.
The remains VIII be shipped TO Amer
can Fork for inIerment tomorrow morn
ing
Information from Salt Lale is Ia the
effect that Prof "A. j. OIson of the
Eureka public schools, vino was OPP
GRATED on at the Holy Cross hospital
last week for appendicitis, is getting
along as we'll as could be expected
The membership of the local lodge of
Elks is growing very rapidly at present
quite number Of new ''antlers'' being
initiated at every meeting
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seventy for many years. He wsts or
dained high priest two weeks ago,
and filed mission to England sew
eral years ago. LIE was an honorable,
industrious man and devoted to his
religion II lis wife, three SONS. four
daughters and Ii grandchildren sur-
vive him,
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The Franklin school basketball team
defeated the Proctor academy second
basketball team yesterday afternoon on
the Proctor ground In score of % TO 10.
The family Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Seethaler has been increased by the
arrival OF SON. all we'll
L.. T. Hawthorn, himself a minor was
tried yesterday before jury IN Jus
tice Moons court on . charge of furn
fishing beer TO minors. The jury brought
a verdict of guilty with recommends
Iion 10 mercy. Sentence was set for
Wednesday.
The death OF ii. Bernice Hart, son OF
T. l.. Hart of this city. from spinal
meningitis, at Bullfrog mining camp,
five miles north of Rhyollte, New. on
the 9Th of this month, has been report
ed here
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Many business men are shorIsighted
in not looking into things. They are
daily losing money by not adopting the
great HOLSTER Rocky Mountain Tea
system Makes them well and keeps
them we'll IS cents. z. C. M /. Drug
Dept. ll2 & ia So. Main
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FRUIT TR EES /!

A large assortment OF shs hnest quality
OF Fruit Shade and ORR amensal vteea AZ
very low prices. We make a specially 0i
dealing direct Win the farmers Write for
our caialng FKEF We Day The freight
Ecinfoeaer-so Ion Nursery Company
Lafayette, Colorado
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.

Bad breath, coated tongue, a languld
feeling Is entirely unnatural. Your lazy
liver and bowels need a tonic. The hest
soothing tonic to every organ is HOll-
ister's Rocky Mountain Tea 81 cents.
Tea or Tablets. Y c. M I. Drug Dept
LIZ e. liz So Main.
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SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
Wsterworks System Making Good
Progrcs--Death OF John II. Booth.

Special Correspondence
Provo, March IN Mayor Frisby
presented a co mmunication to the city
council. last evening stating that there
is s4.2e2,ss In the sinking fund, and
Iecomm ended that four outstanding
bonds be redeemed II they can be
obtained
Police Officers Warren S Ferre and
Carl Christensen rendered their restg-
nations as policemen, to take effect
lpTil J.
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks, finishing, framing. 1ss S.
Main Street.
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Manages. n. A. Larksn.
Nv aStb St Telephone lsa-k,
Advertissmtn for tho Daily.
Saturday and sem. weekly News
accepted on the same turtns As AT
the Ralt Lake Office.
Calculator. John y. AroGregur.
r'so Wash, Ave. IND Tel Isl
office with Lambert Paper CO.
Payments for tho Daily. Saturday
and Semi. Weekly News should be
made to tho oireuiatow. Delivery
made By carrier on the same tsTms
az In Saft Lake
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There's naught so sweet as loves
young dream,
And ii would sweeter be.
II lovers would only take
A little Rocky Mountain Tea.
z. c. NJ. L. Drug Dept, 112-l1t So.
Main.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-26

According 10 United States Consul
Wilder u HOngkong our position Ms a
trading people In that part, which Il
the great International mart Of the far
east, Is not Tegy high, considering The
cost Of maintaining our flag IN that
business concerns the Germans every
where 0utnumbeT Us twO 70 one. Hong
kong being an English eOloGy, II IL
natural that English houses should
have prepOndeFaHee, but the consul
points out some features Of trade there
which tend 70 show that American
traders are not up 10 the advantages
existing for them today. And yet there
is continual talk Of what must be done
10 uphold our commercial enterprise
in the orient
Consul Wilder says that German ag.
gressiveness In the Hongkong market
Is notable Germans fOrestaIl the
Americans By cutting prices and even
maintain Offices iE this country 10 Sc
cure the profit on such goods produced
In America az compete with their Own
manufactures. The japanese, too. are
pushing and have already driven the
British out Of some lines which they
had monopOlized for many decades
/ In some cases the American concerns
/ work in conjunction with English
! houses, but the consul remarks that
| foreigners win not push American
/ goods 10 the exclusion Of others. I'm
! I'll American goods" he concludes, ARE
represented by exclusively American
concerns the United States can be no
| considerable factor In the trade pass
ing through Hongkong
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-26
AN OUTRAGE.

The methods employed in the bond
election today are the boIdest viola
tion u the secret ballot probably ever
attempted in the state, and a direct
violation of the Law. 4 voter enters
the voting place In the sec
Ond ward and Is shoNn tgo
tickets by an election officer. He
takes his choice, his baIIOt Is stamp
ed and the officers know how he
votes. We wese even informed by an
election officer in the Second ward
that at that time but two votes had
been east against bonds. Tab is kept
on every voter be is spotted and
the proceeding IL high handed out
rage against the rights Of American
citizenship which the Press does mot
hesitate 70 dan0Hnee. Aside from
the question ~ issue IL Is the r4nkest
kind Of intimidation against those
wishing TO cast secret ballot WkV Of
fclaIs will take chances on InvaIidat
ing tho election for the satisfaction
OF spOttinR voters Is more than the
ordinary individual can fathOm.