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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19
ST. GEORGE.
HEAVY RAIN IN DIXIE.
Roads Almost Impa ssable--Citllens
without Fuel or Light.

Special Correspondence.
ST. George Washington Co. Ian.
15.-Rain, rain, rainl There has been
a fall of ,Ss inch from Jan. / TO IS.
1907 In November, 1906, the rain
fall was l,sl inch. and in Deoem-
Der, s,lb inches The total for the
year 1906 was Hos inches.
The roads between st. George ana
the railroad and other points are well
night impossible, The stores have
been unable 10 get freight, and arc
entirely ont of coal oil, and many OF
the people have gone 10 making can
dies and d-timc lights. Wood ana
coal can scarcely be bought at any
price, 80 shade treea are being cut
down Some We're fortunate enough
no have a supply OF fuel ana oil on
hand when the bad weather set In.
A number OF deaths have occurred
recently among the children as a re-
suit ~ colds and bronchial troubles.
a mass meeting OF leading citizens
was held recently, az which was dis
oussed the adyisability OF putting I'm
a city water system and AN electric
plant. A preliminary survey. looking
10 that end IL now being made.
The county paper, the Dixie Adj
Yocate. formerly printed al Cedar
city. has suspended publication, Ieav-
ing the county without local pa
per.
Hon Isaac G. Macfarlane, who has
been the engineer for the Utah &
Eastern copper company new trac-
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MORGAN.
PASSES FROM SLEEP TO DEATH
Sudden Demise Of Peter Petersen. en-
Old Citizen of RicihvilIc.

Sudden Demise OF Peter Petersen. en-
Old Citizen of RichviiIc.
Special Correspondence.
Morgan, Morgon Co., Jan. 17-Peter
Petersen. who for over 40 years has
been resident of Richvllle, passed
quietly away at his home Tuesday
morning, Jan. Is. Mr.. Petersen re-
tired late the night before; the family
arose early the following morning ana
mad breakfast prepared at O'clock I'm
order that Mr.. Petersen might get an
early start for the coal beds Misc
PETERSEN went to call her father. but
round he had gone TO a sleep from
which she could not awaken him. Mr..
PETERSEN would have been &c years old
the 9Th day Of May next. He was a
devoted member OF the Church. and
mighty respected In the community.
There IL now good sleighing ali over
the county and the people are rejoicing
over the brighter prospects for proc,ir-
Ing fuel. az this has been a very ner-
picking problem for the past few weeks
The principal OF the Norsl Morgan
school, Miss Dubois. went 10 Salt Lake
Tor few days vacation and CAM.
back as Mrs s. r. Elton
President Daniel Heiner has had a
very severe attack of la grippe for the
past week, He has been in a serious
condition, but Is recovering slightly al
this writing.
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PARK CITY.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Brakeman Phillips Improving---Heavy
Snow Impedes Traffic.

special correspondence.
Park City, Jan. 1.-THE city council
met last evening Several bills were pre-
scented, which were laid over til the regtl.
liquor licenses were presented.
Mrs, *. c. Hall presented a sworo
statement that she had been damaged Ia
the amount Of 900 by the city physician
quarantining smallpox patient at her
house. The city attorney was called on for
his opinion on the matter and he read
from the statutes showing that any board
residence and consequently she is not en-.
titled TO any damages and the matter Wns
laid on the table.
A communication was read from the
mayor of Logan City asking the Park
city city council 10 join and help the
movement 70 form a state league OF inuni-
Cpalities. The mayor was authorized h
represent the Park city council.
The ordinance to prevent heavy hauling
on Main street came up for It's second
reading.
on account Of the heavy hnow the rail.
roads are experiencing considerable trou-
BILE In keeping the llue open up 10 the
Daly-West tunnel, hence no coal can DO
delivered 1t the Ddly-West mill which
has closed down until such fine az II
will be able TO get coal, RMS was done
IN order that the mine could be kept 20.
ing,
Jumped the track yesterday making Il
necessary 10 send FOR two other engines
10 pull her on.
brakeman james A. Phillips, who WIS
thrown on the eaboose and dragged for
about three car lengths. has recovered
sufficiently 20 be moved from the hOspi-
tai here 10 his home IN Salt Lake. whore
he was taken today
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Farms Carried Away Bodily and
Several Towns Threatened
With Destruction.
WILL ASK AID OF GOVERNMENT
situation Too Serious for People to
Handle Unaided--Mass Meeting ut
Thatcher Discusses Conditions.

Special Correspondence,
Thatcher, Graham Co., Arlz, Jan. IA.
A mass meeting convened here in
the amusement hall Saturday to con-
slider the food situation and take inn
mediate action for protection.
Bishop j. r. Welker was made chair
man of the meeting, with James Duke
secretary. An executive committee of
seven. consisting of Hon. Andrew kim
ball. a. r. Coulton, Peter Anderson.
Hon. w. r. Webb, Hon. w. w Pace.
was appointed. The situation was
thoroughly discussed and II was de-
termined that individual effort was
fruitleIs and that even ,hc uniked
strength of the people of the valley
could hardly cope with the situation.
therefore aid will be asked Of Congress
to save the valley from destruction.
Reports came in from different Sec
tions, showing how that whole farms
had been wiped off the map In but a
few hours; how that some We're obliged
to look on and see their valuable
farms tumble into the turbulent stream
acre by acre. Where the river % years
ago was not to exceed 100 steps wide.
now II extends in places to three
M
The towns of Stafford and Pima more
especially are threatened. The river is
not the worst when highest, but the
constant eddying and washing against
the banks undermine and carry Oft the
farms; the river takes serpentine
movement, forming an shape, and as
1t makes the bend it seems to throw
its whole force against the bank in
the sudden turn. then shoots across the
river bottom TO the opposite shore, and
there cutting and gouging until II tears
away the other bank farmer win
stand and see his neighbours land go
down. and VIII perhaps feel that his
land Is secure. but by the next morning
the current will have changed and he
Is appalled, to see his own land go be-
fore the current.
The river must be Strengthened and
dredged, and the banks fortified by
some means TO protect the land from
being washed away. Nothing short of
government aid seemingly can hope
TO cope with the situation
Aside from the immediate loss to
those bordering the river. should the
present condition he permitted to last,
II will not take long to wipe out from
existence some of the most populous
and prosperous towns, The influence OF
1.-THE press and of all who can help is
earnestly solicited.
Aside from this conditions are favor
able In the ella valley The high land
Is soaked with the copious rainfall, and
the mountains are filed with snow,
Many more acres are being brought
into cultivation and the people are pros
porous.
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We're married In the Salt Lake temple
Wednesday,
Mr. Farley Davis and Miss Maria
Jacobsen of Perry ward were married
"Wednesday evening at the home of
the brides parents, Elder Alma Iver-
sen officiating.
Kerry Cow Will be presented nj the
opera house Tuesday eve, Jan. %, and
comes well recommended
The stork left a fine baby boy at the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Kot-
ter, Sunday, Jan. s.
Since the recent heavy fall OF snow
the dealers have been unable to supply
The number of cutters and bob slelghs
mat have been called for
Mr.. Alma Nelson, the enterprising
merchant and shipper of Bear River
valley products. was in town during the
week, attending meeting of the direc-
tors OF the First National bank Mr..
Nelson has shipped during the season
% cars of wheat, "A cars of barley. &
cars OF oats. cars of potatoes and 3
cars of alfalfa seed, total los cars.
Inc most valuable is the alfalfa seed
the last car shipped few days ago
contained seed valued at $4,000.
JURY LIST.
The jury list for the February term
OF court has been drawn as follows.
Oluf Christensen, Brigham Jensen
Willis II. Boothe, Oscar Forsgren, John
Forrest, George w Craghead, Brig
ham City; James Spencer, James Per-
kinson, Portage; ]. II. Garnes. Field
ing; Peter C. Jensen. John Coombs.
Bear River City; William Jones. James
,, Barlow, Grouse Creek: c. L. Allen.
Charles Arbon, Curlew; P. G. johnson,
chris. Beck, Mantua; Z. II. Jones. Kel-
ton; J: +. Jeppesen and Thadeus Wight.
Calls Fort
Mr.. b, u. Tolman of bonneville was
taken to the hospital and had a tun,or
removed from his shoulder.
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men called by Fish and Game War
den Madsen, was enormously am
nounced as being for Saturday. The
time is O'Clock. Monday, IN the court
hours.
Yesterday there was no coal in any
of the yards in Provo. Some arrived
last night, but the dealers had more
orders ahead than. can be filled from
the consignments.
A representative of the Kimball COM
pany of Chicago who has been INSTALL
ing pipe organs in Ogden and Lehi is
expected here today to confer with the
organ committee which has the mat
ter of pipe organ Tor the tabernacle
in charge. Efforts win be made to get
a $4,000 organ for the tabernacle.
The contractors on the waterworks
extension In Provo canyon expect TO
have the pipe laid by March l. When
this work Is completed the waterworks
system of the city Will bS supplied by
pure spring water
The Strawberry Valley reclamation
project office will be opened here by
February ].
A Splendid Opportunity
To buy furs is offered at our mid
winter sale. Mehesy the Furiier.
knutsford
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SMITHFIELD.
COAL FAMINE THREATENS.
Boy Breaks His Leg Through Wrest
ling-Deepest Snow i'm Years.

Special Correspondence.
Smithfeld.. Cache Co. Jan. 70.-Wn-
liam Merrill. the second son of Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil w. Merrill. s5fai--,l
his ankle and broke his leg G1tween
the knee and ankle, while he and one
OF his companions were wrestling
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Merrill, Jr..
are rejoicing over the arrival at their
home of a fine boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moroni Olney are re-
joicing over the arrival Of n girl at
their home.
David Roskelley is i'll with pncu-
monia.
A coal famine Is staring the people
in the face.
The snow here is deeper than for
Years past at this time Of the year
The schools are preparing fine pro-
gram for Washington's birthday.
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filed suit for divorce against Paul l..
Hailstone, alleging neglect as cause.
:, The county clerk has issued marriage
licenses TO the following couples:
George Adams and. Miss Myrtle
Chadwick, both Of Riverside, Idaho.
Gibson r. Condie and Miss Ettie
Warrlck, both of Preston, Idaho.
Alvin Christensen and Miss Clara
Jenkins. both of Robin, Idaho.
During the last "a hours some nine
inches OF snow has fallen. There IL
now some 80 inches of the beautiful on
the level, with a prospect of more.
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CIRCLEVILLE.
OLD FOLKS ENTERTAINED.
Missionary Welcome SociaI--Severc
Weather In Pluto.
Special correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
Circleville, Piute Co, Jan. 1.-THE i'll
FAINT daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Westwood, who died on the 18th inst.
at Marysvale. was buried here. Elder
VIM. a. Stewart, r. A. Richey, Joseph
Simkins and Bishop J. f. Peterson
wero the speakers at the funeral
On Jan. 8, all OF the Old people of the
ward We're highly entert. lned and
Toasted in the amusement hall. There
We're present one person over so years,
five over 20, seven over 90 years of
age. There We're also 10 pioneers and
one handcart veteran.
A splendid party was given in the
Social hall in the 14th inst In honor
of Elder James A. Knight who recent
ly returned from % months mission
TO the Southern states.
Very cold weather prevails here,
with heavy winds from the southwest.
Mecham Dental Co. for newest
methods IN dentistry. 60 Main St
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ton engine road from shem to AGO.
ma on the Los Angeles railroad, has
about finished his labors, as the road
is now nearly completed. Mr.. Mac
farlane will leave st. George IN
few days for Emery county. where he
liz engaged as chief engineer on the
creek
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EPHRAIM.
First Tonch of Real Winter--Mr. and
Mrs. Harrington Lose Baby Girl.

Special Correspondence.
Ephraim, sanpete Co. Jan. III
Tuesday evening. the Hansen brothers
gave the married people n free kating
party at the pavilion, and quite num-
Der took advantage of the occasion.
and spent the evening on wheels.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Harrington of
Castle Gate brought their eldest child,
Margurett, aged two years and eight
months, here for interment In the Park
cemetery. Mrs. Harrington is a ma
tive of this city and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Jens Anderson, still reside
here.
About eight inches OF snow fell In the
last storm. 1t was the first snow
storm to amount TO anything this sea
son.
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FIRST sNoWsLlDE.
State Municipal League Convcncs in
Salt Lake Feb. 1915.

salt Lake Feb. 1915.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, Jan. 19.-Mayor Robinson, of
Logan, who is taking the initiative in
the formation of state municipal
league comprising the mayors of all the
cities IN the state has arranged for
meetings to be held in Salt Lake City
Friday and Saturday. Feb. Is and l6,
and has extended invitations TO all the
mayors In the state TO attend.
THE FIRST sNowsLIDE.
The first snowslide of the season oc-
CURED In Provo canyon yesterday fore
noon near mile post No. IL, above the
power oompanys dam. The slide which
carne from the north, covered the rail-
rag track for distance of about 1870
..et TO depth of % feet. Men were
Nni up to remove the snow and the
day ''e'' io' 'fai'ic To-
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The meeting OF fishermen and sports
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gress Dancing academy where the
celebration is 10 be held. The grand
march Will be led by Mr.. Craig in
Highland costume playing The Cock
o. the North" with bag pipes. a
number OF Scottish dances will be Civ
en- during the evening.
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LEHI.
TABERNACLE CONCERT.
exhibit Feb, iS.Ie--IIigh schoo,
Orchestra,

- '"'io--iflgh School
q Orchestra.
fsss correspondence
copss, Sian Co., Jan. ls.-Wednesday
naae r,s was given In the new tahar,
day sehoutl me auspices OF the SIM
lhti hsnns OF the Lehi four wards Tor
At4 bnnnl. In addition TO The cboir
J. MY Wle, TALENT partlcipatinv pros
nunb mcclellan gave soma s. rrol.
Willard WIN W. Inc new pipe organ; PROF.
Esg,rtsonn ~ on The violin, and Miss
enierulnins PROVO rendered some most
suing readings. '' "'os'
b.. ART EXHIBIT.
Mi 5. = Is ana IS am ar, ex,,,,,
q ali eon neld IN the old meeti, shn,,'l
le world MI Is, NE famous paintings os
e,iruotIys which promises 10 he ho =.
slgen each u pleasing. Programs viii
sshestra ~ school has organized an
The DtaSS hleh Is doing good worI q"
fmes besn county series az hastl,
pahty wlnp cen different towns u, p al
gan" y start on this even,nn me
wedsmsIlaae City pavilion ana Pleasant
hIum shy IN the Salt Lake tan,,,,.
" married ana Mrs. Amy Karney
bqrehaseSea Of Lehi horsa,oan 49,.
"sden 4 Preal, Mclaughlin Bros Ave ns
'"'h coach stallion for 81
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BRIGHAM CITY.
WEDDING BELLS.

iiea's Produce shlpmcnts---Jury List
for February Court Term.
Special Correspondence.
brlgham city. Boxelder Co., Jan. IS
'ohn johnson and Miss orahe Cheney
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WoploroNcrs

Are taking advantage of their visit
TO our city by bringing their wives.
sweethearts and daughters 10 pur-
chase fuls from the leading manufac-
turer of the country. Nehesy the Fur
rier, Knutsford.
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Regardless OF Value,
our entire stock is offered at sale
prices from one-third 10 one-half off.
Mehesy the Furrier, Knutsford.
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BURGLARS CONFESS.

A full confession was secured by De-
tective J. f. Fender from Thomas Col
Inns and William ST. Johns that they
entered the place Of business of NJ. A.
Parrot at Reno, Nev. Il few nights
ago, stealing large quantity of guns
and cutlery, which they brought TO Og-
den and were In the ACT of disposing of
it to a second hand dealer when taken
in custody by the local police. The men
have expressed a willingness to return
to Reno to answer to the charge and an
officer from that place will arrive in n
day or two for the prisoners. The two
maintained their innocence until yes
terday afternoon, when the evidence
against them, in the possession OF the
police, was communicated TO them.
when they admitted that they turned
the trick.
FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Arrangements have been made for the
funeral of James Field. who died
Thurday morning, to be held Monday at
II O'Clock noon, at the Lynn ward meet
inghouse. The casket VIII be open at
the family residence, west Second
street, on Sunday afternoon, and Mon
day morning interment will take place
In the Ogden city cemetery.
The body of Bien Demands. the H.
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs, j. Il.
Berrards. who died IN Salt Lake, an
rived in Ogden yesterday and was TAX
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FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News excepd
made r j. Dugdae
Works, Residence S2 North 'PhoneI Ind 3-M
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We succeed where others fail. Me-
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DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.

"'oaing belis--IIcavy Blanket of
Snow Covers Cache.
Special Correspondence.
PIrst A.. Sache Co., Jan. lin tho
Of ths hect court at the conclusion
Nortimana oaIlhg OF the case of James
awarded p hs J9s' g; Jensen. the jury
sued for. ~ fSo' INSTEAD OF $500
Esther Wlnser HaiIstone has
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cemetery. Euneral was held from the
Baptist CHURCH,
Today the second teachers Institute
meeting OF the year was held, at which
Prof. j. II. Pau Of the University of
Utah treated the subject of language
as related to nature study aud gram-
mar. Excellent musical numbcss were
also rendered
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UNITARIAN SERVICES

First Unitarian church. Ogden, SER
vices in X. of =. hall, over Utah Ma
tional bank, II a. m. and s p. IN. Rev.
Lewis G. Wilson of Boston, Billings
lecturer for the American Unitarian as
ISOLATION. Will speak. Morning subject,
The Future of Liberal Christianity"
evening, THE History and Present
Aims of the Unitarian Church The
public are cordially invited.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT TABER-
NACLE.
CITY SCHOOL AFFAiRs.

Al the Ogden tabernacle, Monday
evening. an interesting and humorous
program will be rendered by two of
the best artists on the road today
Messrs Rogers and C;rilley. The former
is known throughout the United states
as master Of the harp. and the latter
Is great fun maker. Those who hea.
them are sure to enjoy themselves.
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Those little Bottles of MOUNTS Vim
Grad givc vou rrl' v9'"e he con-
dimental fluid for your money.
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Manager, ". 4. LarlSin.
466 24th st. Telephone i33-k.
Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and Semi weekly News
accepted on the same terms as at
the Salt Lake Office.
Calculator, John y. McGregor.
22i5 Wash. Ave. Ind. Tel, LII.
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily, Saturday
and Semi Weekly News should DO
made to the calculator. Delivery
made by carrier On the same terms
as In Salt Lake.
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Today 5 Ogden News|

Ell to the family residence, 27s0 volker
avenue, where It may be viewed sun
day between the hours OF 10 a. m. and
| n. M, The funeral services will be
held, at the Fifth ward westinghouse
SUNDAY nj o n'clnrk
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.
T.n 49,
(sunday
10 b A MI ehel
s Ne"S u" E" Center Street. Phone SID ~ $50
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Give
Dr.. Graves
Tooth Powder

one trial and you will use no other.
Makes yellow teeth white, clean
and beautiful. Society and your
health demands its use twice-a.
day." so the dentists say.
In handy metal cans or bottles. asc.
o.. Graves Tooth Powder Co.
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Special Atlcntion--sisl,iueM ool@roM-
crS,
we ofrer extra inc furs at great sale
prices. Mellesy the Furrier, kuutstord.
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Ell to the family residence, ESQ Nolker
avenue, where II may be viewed Sun
day between the hours of 10 a. m. and
| ~ NJ, The funeral services will be
held al the Fifth ward westinghouse
Sunday at o'clock
CITY SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
Superintendent Allison's report to the
board of education last night showed
an enrolment for the month ending
Jan II of 470i pupils. The half year
promotions and new pupils VIII swell
the attendance in the public schools
TO about 5000
The per cent of attendance during
the month was given as. $40. and the
per cent of punctuality 92.7 q remark
able showing.
A report of the fuel situation. given
by the superintendent, showed n sup
ply on hand sufficient for a week.
Coal has been promised, however, and
another weeks supply Is expected
Monday Should the situation become
critical, quantity of wood viii be
purchased to tide over the shortage
The treasurer submitted statement
of the financial condition of the board
which showed balance on hand of
Ao065.05. or this sum sS.665.S5 win be
allowed today for teachers salaries.
FOUR COUPLES DIVORCED.
-Four mismated couples whose matri-
mo1ial troubles have been varied, were
granted their freedom yesterday after
noon by Judge Howell.
Joseph Rees deserted his young wife:
as result she was granted decree
of divorce from him.
The divorce suit OF Lillian Allen
against Marshall II. Allen was heard
by the court the plaintiff testifying to
his cruelty and failure to provide. 4
decree was entered in favor of the wife.
According to the testimony of Ma
rion Moore and other witnesses, her
husband, George Moore was cruel ~
her: hence the court decrecd them di-
vorced
George Trunkhill deserted his wife,
Clara Trunkhill. and babe, and failed
to provide for them. A decree was
granted as prayed for
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Mecham Dental Co. for newest
methods IN dentistry. So Main st.