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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20

Lars G. Peterson was yesterday APP
noInted by Judge Vaughan, adnlitlls-
trator of the estate OF Mette j. " Ie~
terson, .iis,-s
John Nat was appointed adminlsira-
tor Of the estate OF Lucinda CampDell-
In the case of Logan city, VS. Henry
Reese for permitting Gamollng III ms
residence. the matter was ulEii, sSe -, o ~,
the ground that the defendant nad peeii
trieS he fore for the same offense. Reese
was tried and convicted some time
400 i'm tbe city court for gambling. he
tool, an appeal and the case was
thrown out of the district court pc
cause the city Justice docket was nos
specific enough, He was re-ari ,,. ~ ~,
the charge or permitting gaiiioN's "'''
the result above stated.
Mamie I.aughney was Sycsteraay
granted a divorce from Clhrence ~
/ auehney on the ground or ialiure 10
prnvide and drunkenness. Plaintlft Wa
also awarded $50 per month aillnphy,
s75 attorneys fees and the CUSTODY Hl
thc rhree small children The couple
We're M srried March g5, 1902 In Montpe-
1ier. Idaho Mrs. Laughney IS dansh'
ter OF the late c. D. Fjeldsted.
WEDDING PERMITS
The following marriage licenses have
been granted .. ,,,,,
James Jardine, ~, ana Ndrea'e' f'''
ters 20 both of Charleston,
Francis Lewis, 81 and olive JasKsoh
90, both of Preston, Ida. ~,
George jackson, 2S. and Lottie NJ
Lyon. is. both of Basait Ida ana
Alya Chapman, %. of Salt Lake ana
Dora Friday, 20 Of Logan, ..
George S. Archibald, 20, and Khoa'
Hess, is of Charleston
Calvin COrbet. "a, and Maggie NELSON
Tout. 20. both OF smitnheid' ,5
Mabel Nebe ker. 81, OF Logan
Leland Jenkins. 10. and Nellie HAN
sev,, 20, both of Logan.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
DEATH OF oRSON MERRILL.
Found Dead ut salt WOrks-Nrs,
Caroline Peterson Dies at Hospital

Special Correspondence.
Brigham city. Boxeder Co, April ls
Tue sday MIR. Joseph Thompson ana
"a other sheepshearers lett for Rawlins,
wyoming. where they VIII begin thls
seasons clip
wynn l.. Eddy has sold his neat little
cottage In the Fourth ward TO Dr. a.
w. Ensign. so the doctor is once more
located In HIS home town.
A farewell social will he given thls
evening in the Fourth ward hall in
honor of Charles D. Brown, who leaves
i'm "A few days for the British mission.
Frank Gibson was in Town during me
week visiting with his sister. Mrs, Ell
Holton. before leaving for a mission 10
Australia.
AT the tabernacle services last sun
day Elder c. NJ. Squires read the ssth
section OF Doctrine and Covenants:
Elihu Call sang the solo. "A Dream OF
Paradise" The speakers We're Elder
Nenbi Anderson, late associate editor
of the "Millennial Star" and Elder
John ID. Peters.
The Fourth ward choir will give a
concert in the ward hail April "a, for
the purpose OF raising means for a new
organ. a.
Last Monday was old folks day Al
. o'clock the veterans met at the opera
| house, Where tne i1"li.e D''' ~
PLAYED Caprice" for them.
Joseph #. Hansen returned last SAT
urday from two years mission 20
England; the city OF London was mas
field OF labor
prATu oE opsON MERREII.
hi-fN - w
Orson Merrell. a brother of John F.
and Joseph Merrill. who for mum be-
Of years has lived at the Merrell SAT-
works, between this city and Beai
River City, was found dead ias,
" eui,es soiiaJ - sait nresk His brother
John F. Merrell. and the latlers so,
went to the house where orson llVeu
and not finding him In they went u
look for him with the result stated
Mr.. Merrell has many friends IN I'M
city For number OF years ne l'l
been subject to fits and 1t is SUPPOSE
that he WAS taken with one oi ihese a. !,
he went about his WORK ana men lel
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TESTIMONIAL To BISHOP HYDE
Who Rctircs After So Years Dcvote"
Scryiccs-Conrt Notcs-Weddings'

Special Correspondence.
Logan Cache CO., April ls.-Ihis
afternoon at O'Clock the members pt
;be Fifth ward Of Logan are to give a.
testimonial In honor OF the retiring pisri
Oh. VIM. Hyde and his counseiors'
very fine and appropriate program mus
heen arranged All of the married peg,
ple and older members OF the ward
assemble this afternoon, Refreshments
between 9 and 8 o'clock, when the
nrS-ram viii follow. In the evening
The Young people over the age OF Ia VIII
meet In continuation Of the same event,
nt which refreshments, a program ana
dance Will be the features iUIltol-
row afternoon at o'clock the cnliqrel
will be given a dance, so that an lrol n
the greatest 10 the least, will have an
orr,ortunitv TO participate In the testi-
monial. The bishops picture done IN
oil. by Prof. A. II. Wright, VIII be hung
in the westinghouse. The bishop WI.
also be presented with Il gold watch
as n token Of esteem. Counselor haS
mus Nelson will receive a gold headed
silk umbrella and r. o, Larson WIN DE
presented with watch top; b,smol'
HYDE has presided over the tliih N atu
since il was first organized, 81 years
ago. and the people OF his WARN ''oiN'
him in very high esteem
COURT NOTES.
J.. Il. Miles of Paradise filed suit yes,
terday in the First district court
against Theodore Peterson for the damn
ages and tresnass in the sum of $500,
The plaIntiff alleges that defendant
drove 1900 head OF sheep across a piece
nj plaintiffs pasture land during the
month of March while the ground was
soft and damaged same 10 the eAteh'
named In the complaint
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.


AIurray Aprn gO.--'I'he widow ol tlle
tale i ii. Birch. who conduc'ed a su-
Ioon here, presented pention nsN.ns
tbe city 20 grNpt her lree lScnH.
tlnt men business might cohtllu
snorl lime. Thirty days free license
vns ernnted the petitioner
inc volunteer hre depnrhnen. We We
allowed $3.50 10 hclp purchase SUITS lot
ma wiring OF the city JAN was
nintter of discussion. II Is feared MAJ
lhe wiring is poorly d"no Nnd lil' lila,
t.rlal used Is OF poor grade ana
HAL turnout might be the resnli I.
Nlr Wamuist was appointed 10 lhNesll-
eaia The matter and make a reporN
There h mor- work mat has been done
on the city hall ana jail that may he
condemned before lhe buildings Nlll be
| accepted,
The COMMITTEES appointed 70 ascertain
! at what price a town clock could DC
purchased veporied lhui nothing sun
! able can be Obtained Gor less Than IRON
500 20 $4,000 The matter Nill he con-
slderaA another Neok.
An ordinance relative Ia a special hll
rNeri and the ore iinpnslng q II
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cpuse on rooming houses, barber shops,
ETC., and which was vetoed by the may
or was again supported by the council
with more than "a two-Ihlrd vote,
Dissatisfaction was expressed In re-
gard To the water system Of which the
Progress company are tho promoters.
When this company was granted "a
franchise II agreed that the system
should be completed and furnishing the
city water for all purposes al a given
time one year and "A half has elapsed
since the allotted time and stlil the sys-
tenn Is far from being completed. The
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DEATH OF FRED SKINNER.
High Living mt TheodOre--Mans En-
trymen Lose Their Land Filings.

SPECIAL NOtEtHpNIlbNNiNt
provo, Utah Co, April @.-The death OF
Fred skinner. son of Mrs. Amos Skill
pcr OF Provo Bench, at Golden. colorado.
was announced in Telegram received by
Mrs Skinner yesterday. The telegram
y, We no particulars except that Mr., skin
ner was killed the previous night IL te
supposed the killing was accidental as me
deceased was working ia 1he mines HIS
wife and young child were In Golden WIN
him The remains will be brought here
for burial. Mr.. skinner WAS about 70 years
OF age,
HIGH PRICES AT THEODORE
II. II. stephens Of the forest service Is
In from Theodore ON the reservation re
reports that many OF the enirymen nnuef
the government allotment; have not hved
on their lands this winter, ana that m
several eases where their claims have
been contested the entrymen nave lost
Hay Is worth So ton ana oats 81 q
hundred. Lumber Is also very high me
scarcity OF water on rather the DIN e
cultles in getting II onto the land II re-
spnnslblu for So many people lNl'lns 70
MI The requirements OF the law IN EeSaIa
tp living ON tho land, MT. stephens how
ever. speaks highly Of tho country Nhen
th. temporary disadvantages incident u
Opening II up are overcome
Mrs. GUpGEoN's FUNERAL"
There was good attendance Of rela-
tfvas and friends at the funsi"l services
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held yesterday In the Sixth ward meet,
inShouse over the remains of Mrs Ellen
Gldgeon The following were the speak,
ers; bishop A. l., Booth Elders Samuel
Brockbank of Spanish Fork, and James
Glove and Bishop Ralph Poultcn-
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
The divorce suit of VIM. Robins VS.
Anna b. Robins was heard by Juase
Booth yesterday, and taken under adj
vIsernent. Plaintiff charges deserton, but
defendant has a cross complaint In which
she also asks for divorce on the ground
of cruelty and failure 20 provide.
The case OF the State vs. Washburn
Preston has been continued for the term
I'm the case of w. l. Pack ct al VS. span
lsh Fork City. Defendants demurrer mas
been oYerruled and IL days given TO an
swer l.,,... .,r,,.,.s,
John Dc Gray Dixon formerly secretary
of the state land board, is NOW Installed
as cashier of the Farmers and Merchants
bank IN this city
John SeamO untain OF this city entered 4
plea Of not guilty IN Justice Moons court
hearing was set for today Defendant i
charged with taking roll OF telegraph
wire belonging to- the Western Union
, Telegraph company, which had been leil
on the railroad track ~ Ihe southern par
OF the city. City Marshal Henry found
the wire hurled on SeamouSaln's land neal
Rock canyon
| died at the Groves Lattei-day saints
| hospital In Salt Lake yesterday morning
| were brought TO Provo last night On lhI
| H. A. r. g. G.l0 train, A number OF rela
| lives and friends and delegation OF lh'
! l. o. %. f. met the remains M thT dep"l
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PEOPLES co.op. ANNUAL,

Tuesday the annual stockholders
meeting of the Peoples Co -op- was held
I'm the Bank building T. X. Cutler
was elected president for another year,
william Clark vice president A. H.
Anderson. George Webb and Henry
Lewis, directors. with James II. tyfte,
secretary. and S. l. Goodw win, treasurer.
A flattering report OF business done
WAS made. An s per cent dividend mas
been declared and a surplus has been
added To the treasury
Utah Lake is now above compromise
point and a great deal of water Is con-
tSnualIy pouring Into the lake. II mas
been many years since there vas suen
a. volume of water In sight for irrigation
purposes as the present year. 1t has
been raining heavily the past day or
TWO, which Is making the farmers smile.
Arbor day was spent very quietly
here; however, a large number of trees
end shrubs were planted by individual
citizens.
About $500 sheep are being sheared
al the shearing Corrals of Thomas
webb, southwest OF Lehl, daily, and the
| wool is being hauled 70 Lehl and load
ed for shipment east.
| Dennis Giles and Mrs, Annie Coates
| are building new homes In the south
| of town.
sunday Mrs. Anton Hansen and Mrs.
| Oliver G. Baker each presented her
| husband with a son.
Mrs. May, wife OF the ID. r. G. agent,
| Is home from a Salt Lake hospital
where she underwent an operation. She
is doing nicely.
p. II. Davis has been appointed conn-
| ty fruit tree Inspector. The spraying
law has been rigldly enforced In l-ehi
with the result that hardly an orchard
| can be found that IL not sprayed,
Judge W. II. King OF Salt Lake city
| lectured under the auspices Of the NJ, l.
/ A. In the new tabernacle Sunday night.
| Elder George Teasdale and Elder lor-
ace Woffinden, who lately returned from
| the Northern States mission field were
| the speakers Sunday afternoon.
| MIR. John Y. Smith Is In Price buying
i wool.
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One tablet taken whenever you suspect
you need II wall insure you against 20 per
cent Of all other Ills likely to attack you,
Because 20 per cent Of these MS begin
In The Bowels. or exist through poor
Nutrition
cascareis dou't purge, don't weaken.
don't Igitats, nor upset your stomach,
No. - they aol IKE Exercise on the
Bowels, instead.
They stimulate the Bowel-Muselss to
contract and propel The Food naturally pas,
The little valves thai mix Digestive Juices
with Food.
The lime to take a casoaral is the very
minute you suspect you need one.
When you have touch Of heartburn
Cas-beohInE, Aoid-rslng- Ia-throat or a
comlng-On-cold.
Garry The West Pocket Box ready Tor
business where II belongs, just as you
would your Watch, Poeks.knIl or Lead
pencil,
tcosls only 10 cents. A, sny druggist
se sure you gel the genuine. made ony
W 'hs Sterling Remedy Company. ars
never , cold in bulk, Every tablet stamps
WV "a
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L.EHI.
DRY FARMING OPERATIONS,
Peoples Coop Declares Per Cent
Dividend NJ Annual Meeting.

Special Correspondence.
I-ehi, Utah CO., April S--Monday the
Cedar Valley Land * Development
company commenced clearing and
blowing In Cedar valley with q 81
horse power engine, The clearing ~ be-
Ing done with large N-shaped grub
bef which cuts the brush on from one
Ia tnree inches under the ground and
throws IL IN ROWS about rs feet apart II
Ia like the Bates sTubber as shown IN
The News" short Hine ago The
blowing Is being done with four ploNs
af TX discs each, About IS acres IL
plowei each day ANA 30 acres cleared
fich Say W Ibis company a large
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An Italian. whose mind seems 90
b. partially unbalanced, supposed 10
have b4en caused from drugs. Is now
being held mt the county Jail awaltAnis
Further Investigation. He was very
chcapIy cIud and had In his pocket
a ticket TO his native land. bo'h DN
rail- and for the ocean voyage InE
theory of vice consul FraSuml ana
the sheriff is that the man en- route
from California TO the east 10 take
steamer home GOT INTO pau Noi' l'..i',.
ard they robbed him oI his money
and clothing and then drugged MIN
and put him from the train AT Coat
VILE Utah. where he was found wan
aprIng around and was sent TO Ogden
roi treatment MIR Fraz9ml has cosil-
inundated with the California paFtleS
from whom his ticket was purchuSeu
In the hope OF finding his people or
friends.
QUESTIONABLE HORSE DEAL.
4 Young man named clinton steph-
ems called at Bill Nye's feed stable yes
tprday afternoon and struck up
trade with Nye for hts horse. Nye OF
fered him another horse for ms
stephens asked permission 10 Wy
the horse and left his at the stable
when he returned he was not sat
listed to trade and asked for his Morse
hack. Nye had sold the step mems
horse 10 Dee a. HaTherIson TOR sp9
and they refused 10 give II IN nhtli
It was replevin-sd- Now Dee q har-
hertson viii have TO sue Nye 10 rr,
cover theIr S6j IL he does not pay II
back without trouble.
STAKE CONFERENCE SUNDAY
The quarterly conference of the We
Der stake of Zion will be held sunday,
April u. at the Ogden tabernacis, WIZ :
meetings at 10 a. m. and PM S0ille "a
the general authorities of the Chureh
van he present to address tho people
In the evening the Y NJ and Y. IL. Al
l. A, conference Will be held at ~
Special music will be rendered by 'he
tabernacle choir for the services
WILLIAM WARD ESTATE.
In the matter of the state St Wm;
Ward, deceased, petition has deem az ~ y
by his father. y, h, Natut Pi"sAl.e
fo,. his appointment as administrator
| The deceased died al North OGDEN,
March %. 1907, leaving an estate valued
a1 $40 600. of this amount $1,000 is III
rsai estate, and the balance m casH,
| notes etc. His wife is dead, but I've
| leaves two children. heirs to the en-
| tire estate.
WEDDING PERMIT
Rc,5amin f Brown. Al, OF Cripple
| r,ccL COLORADO. and Miss Anna 'rhel~
sen. PA OF west Point. Nebraska have
been granted O. license to wed
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
tirst Unitarian church OF Ogden, Is
| of T.. hall over Utah Natonal Dalth'
William ThuTst0n Brown milllsier +,
| sunday service al 1880 p. M srupJe S
| nf sermon: "what Are You Worth
aI No.
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number Of people have been TO Cedar
valley 10 see the work that Is BENZ
done there by this company. Quite an
amount OF land has been cleared WIN
teams also and the grain is coming UP
nicely. ,,.,,,,
County Light & Power company were
Ip American Fork canyon today M
specting the work that is being done
there on the new plant and planning
improy ements for the old plant. Ihe
new plant is rapidly nearing cofnpie
tion and will soon be put In commits
sion. There is probability OF sun VT
other plant being built there, as this
company can dispose OF all power gen.
Grated
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DROPPED INTO RIVER.

Wednesday while Jesse Cromer was
crossing the old Jordan bridge west OF
Lehi with a load, the bridge gave way
and let the team and wagon through
into the river. The young man saved
himself by catching some timbers, inc
horses We're got out of the river WIN
great effort. while the wagon is still
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The Cheapest Form of
Health Insurance

VI HoU-oanbuy Health Insurance now.
Nv Several good Accident"
N Companies sell it,
IA Sixty dollars per year will
bring you $500 per week. for every week
you are sick
But your time alone may be worth far
more than that.
And 500 per week might moi pay for
your suffering,
That's why "CAscaret' Insurance. which
prevents Sickness, is worth ten times as
much money as other "Healh" Insurance.
Yet "caseaEet" Insurance win cost you
less than Ten Cents week.
That gives YOU Vest Pocket Box 10
carry constantly
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GETS OFF WITH LIGHT FINE.


Ogden. AprlI gO-Alma p. Hassell
Mas convicted Of assault by Judge
Murphy and fined 500, the limit. and IN
passing sentence the court stated that
he regretted that a more severe pun
IshrIlent could not be meted ont TO Has
sell He is the man who on Sunday
without cause assaulted Peter Wanss~
gaard in Ogden canyon simply because
he took the part OF boy whom Has
sell and his companions We're misus~
ing. They broke Wangsgaard's JAW
in two places and beat him up terribly.
Had the county attorney mace inc
charge in the complaint assault ana
battery. heavier punishment might
have been inflicted Two more charg-
os will be preferred against Hassell
for assault and battery on other per-
sons that same day. Similar charges
viii be preferred against Frank Nit
chel and Charles Richards, VINO as
sisted HasselI 10 beat WangsgaaTd,
The evidence Mt the hearing showed the
acts of the men to be most brutal and
unprOvoked.
WYOMING SHERIFF GETS Of
TENDERS.
AT the request OF Sheriff Jones of
Evanston, Wyo. tho local officers
placed under arrest last evening u
man named Charles II. Morris as he
stepped from ihe Jnion Pacific train
nj she union depot in this city. He Is
wanted at Evanston ON the charge OF
grand larceny. he having stolen from
his room mate a quantity OF clothing,
sheriff Jones came to Ogden and
viii take him back to Evanston to
answer to the charge. The sherlii
was accompanied to Ogden by two
Japs VINO positively identity the goods
taken from Charles Wilson and u. j.
Watson who We're arrested here
Thursday. rs their property The
Japs occupied 4 car at Evanston and
were sent to the Aspen tunnel 10
days ago to work ON their return
they found that their car had been
burglarIzed and n quantity of cloth.
ing stolen a part of which was found
an the two men. They Will also he
Ia ken back to- Evanston to answer u
the charge OF burglary,
MORE HABEAs CORPUS WRITS
Two more applications for wr
OF habeas corpus have been filed IL
the Second district court. for the re
lease of two of the inmates OF IN,
state Industrial school, Joseph Nj
HarbertsOn Is applicant in one of TIN
suits. II claims that his son JOSEPH
NJ Harbertson. Jr., Is being tllegall.
detained al the industrial school on
commitment from the juvenile cour
iudge. a. u. Patton. which it Is claim
cd Is irregular
A similar application Is made b.
Mrs. Kate Walters who claims tina
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iGs 2sth VI. IolcphOhe Nv

Advertisements for the paily.
saturday aud semi-weckly News
accepted ON the same terms as AT
the salt Lake Once,
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT..

% News, in Eysr Night sss a
shoSid Mitchell s A pnn. t Md imdepennt
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Arbor day was generally observed
here both by the school children and
older citizens. and time was spent III
cleaning up, working in gardens, plant
ing trees. etc, During the afternoon
u game OF BAN was played between lhe
hlsh school boys and other city boys,
nd line close OF which the score was IA
10 n, In favor OF the school
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OPEN DAY AND AIGHE
'i'.,o., ,. a. "A. ter e., ii'i. 10

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-14
0A9ToRrA Bears the H1he Kind You Have Always Bought Signature ss &xWzZzzzW
JERSEY CITY
 HOSPITAL BIDS

Jersey City, June 14.-The city hospital trustees today received bids tor the power house, morgue and stable, which are to be erected on the hospital grounds. The es- timated cost of these buildings is over $100,O00 and bonds will be at once issued to raise the money to pay for them. The three build- ing will have to be completed by December 15, to permit the turning on of steam. This is stipulated so that the new hospital may be opened at that time. It is de- sired that the new building be opened before winter sets in. It is expected that the building will be completed August 1.