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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15
HONORED PIONEER is CALLED.
David Holloway Succunbs 10 Pneu-
monla- Career Closed.

David Holloway Succumbs TO Pneu-
monla- Career Closed.
Special Correspondence
Provo, March 15,-~David Holloway of
tho Fourth ward died Wednesday night
OF pneumonia The deceased WAS born
In Tennessee March 8, 1882 and with
his parents became connected with the
Mormon Church at an early date, and
remained consistent, faithful member
of the Church through life. He WAS
with the. Mormon people In Illinois, and
came to Utah In 1850 and was for many
years a resident of Provo, alth oush
he spent some time in Mount Pleas
amt and on the Muddy in Nevada. He
was with the WOODEN mills here for
great number of years when the in
pert mechanic was very valuable
man. About twenty years ago he
moved to Vernal and lived there till
about year ago, when he returned To
Provo. The deceased was prominent,
locally, in civil and religious affairs
both in Provo and In Vernal. and was
an honorab BILE, kindly man, who enjoyed
the confidence, love and respect of all
who knew him, He leaves " Wife. four
sons and three daughters, 81 grand
children and % great-gra nd chill ren,
and numerous other relatives.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day, commencing at 10 O'Clock, in the
Third ward meeringhouse.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Charles Tying has commenced an ao
jton against Samuel DEAN Jr.. for the
dissolution OF partnership existing be-
tween PLAINTIFF and defendant in the
business of frelshting between the
mines in American Fork canyon and
American Fork. Plaintiff charges de-
PENDANT with so negligently and care
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EUREKA.
NEW COUNTY ROAD IN TINrIc
Y. l.. NJ. j. n Observation-Disclosures
McCabe Wedding.
Special Correspondence.


Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Juab Co., March 15.--The in
formation is gained from George Me-
Cune, county commissioner. that work
upon the new wagon road into North
Tintic will be started Just as soon AS
the weather will permit, The commits
sion ers of this county have appropriate
ed $500 toward building the road, and
the commissioners of Utah county will
he asked to- contribute toward the work,
which they should do very literally be-
cause most of tho road Will be IN the
latter county. The mine owners OF the
North Tintic district as well as The
business men Of Eureka. have en-
pressed willingness To help in building
the road, which will start at the head OF
Church street In this Guy and continue
north, fulfilling a long-felt want To the
property owners OF that district as we'll
as heing of great benefit 10 the bust
ness interests of Eureka
John A. Belts, form erly the city mar
shall of Payson. has purchased home
Mt Mammoth. and Will move bis family
from the valley In the near future,
Tho Young Ladies' Mutual Improves
ment associa ton ot the Eureka ward
will give stereopticon entertainment
at tho Latter-day Saint church next
Friday evening. the proceeds 10 go to
uhe fund of the association ''Ben Hur"
will be illustrated on the canvas ac-
companied by a lecture hy ]. Frank
Pickering.
The ladies OF the Latter-Say Saints
church have raised the funds for The
building OF a nice fence around the
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COWLEY. WYOMING.
DEATH OF MRS, DALTON.
industrial Activity In Big Horn Col
Onios--Plethora OF Work Tor An
Special Correspoildence.

special correspondents.
Cowley Big Hcrn Co.. Wye. March Co.
An unusually long spell Of cold weather
lasted during the latter part OF peSember,
and January but February was an idcaF
month Twenty-siS beautiful warm sur
shiny days out Of q is a good record and
March is keeping up so far With excellent
Weather. About 80 men are working on
the Burlington railroad extension, south
Welch, who have the contract Ior grading.
a large number Of people are also at
work on the government canal at COY
bett.
Another portion Of this canal will soon
be let by contract comprising nearly one
million Yards or about no miles OF main
canal and laterals in addition TO what Is
already being done under contract This
will furnish employment for many men
and teams during the next year.
1t Will also furnish an excellent, market
need be idle or without money,
The Lowell canal is being rapidly push
Cd to compile ton, though i Will not be
ilniished IL time for al Of the land 70 be
the Large fumes are moi yet In place, Az
the timber and steel are on hand, but the
men cannot be obtained to do the work.
There are excellent prospects for crops
this season as there has been more SNOW
than usual and the ground is IN excel
lent condition
grown In this town this season Tor the
Billings factory. Lowell will take the lead
n TINS lha9stlX tie pIssgniII tis @s va,
genloIs "a. H.. se go s th n.ar fStlire
factory ZOE tlle coioH4ss ~ eHV '''N
BORING FOR OIL
Three companies will Grill for oil IN thls
neighhorhood this season The oil tosnd
last fall is OF such a high grade that II
will be OF great value, the analysis show
Ing that the greater portion Is illumlnat
Ing Oils
bright A number of buildings viii be
erected this coming summer The hum o.
Industry Will v1brate throughout tue
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WANTS FoRMALIry OF DIVORCE.

yesterday after terrible suffering, Today
the only child OF Mn and Mrs Alma Ras-
musSen, a little girl three years old, died.
Mayor johnson AND wife, and Aunt Cora
are both very Sick. The pulmonary In
grippe has fastened itself upon them, and
II seems impossible to break Its clutch.
There are few homes where all are we'll
SHOCKING GUN ACCIDENT.
very singular and sad death occurred
on the bad lands Just west OF the AshlsS-
valley this week, Jerman Herre a, a
young Mexican, went out TO herd shse n
Two weeks ago for John s. Hacking, ONE
nt ire county commissions Mr. Hack.
lne learned Tuesday that his sheen were
scattered and no herder at the cgrnp
a searching pa1tyWent Out Wednesday, and
they found the body of the herder abo1lt
three-quarters OF a mile north OF the
Camp gus south OF the old Indian trail
Sh5etu investigation wa$ made and no
lnUc9tlons OF FOUL play were evident, The
man Jay upon his rihe wound under the
chln and an ugly hole In the top OF his
mead The body was brought to the val
icy and Precinct Judge Brig. C'hrIstensen
Was summoned to hold an inquest II was
decided that the man came 10 his death
by an accidental gunshOt wound. 1t seems
ne was standing with his chin resting
discharged
His sister Mrs. John Trujillo, lives in
Vernal- The funeral services were held
AT MY Hacklngs ranch The remains
were consigned 10 the Maeser ward GENE.
terry. Jer1nan Herrera WAS born at Talpa.
n. NJ, ~ years ago His parents reside
there TOW.
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ago, his life had been despaIred of for
several days
The deceased was born In Green coun.
t,-, Tenn, 60 years ago, He was a MEM
Der of the Eleventh Tennessee cavalry
during the years Is62-5. serving on the
side of the Union, and later was a
prominent member of the O.. A. r. AT
one time he was private secretary to
GOV Andrew johnson OF Tennessee,
Judge Maloney came to Utah 20 years
ago, since which time he h.S made Og-
den his home. he had an extensive
legal practise, and for some years had
been United States commissioner
and referee In bankruptcy. He was a
member OF the constitutional conven-
tion Of 1885, and last fall was candi-
date for the supreme bench on the
American ticket.
Judge Maloney is survived by a VII
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LY IMAM. WYO.
OLD FOLKS REUNION.
Wedding Announcements OF Miss Annie
MOS 80 and william Goodman.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Lyman. Wyo., March ls,--After sew
eral weeks of thawlng weather. win.
tof returns with several inches of snow,
cola winds and blissards. The roads
were before al most lmpassable-
lasv Friday al the ward meetn ghouse-
Two large tables, the length Of the
houso were filled With the best the
country affords After dinner an inter
estlng program was given The day
closed WIN a grand ball In The eve
ming, TO which an were Invited
TRe marriage of Miss Annie Moyse
and william Goodman Id announced to
snke plase IN the salt Lake temple
March AZ. a reception VIII be rendered
them al the home OF the BRIDES par
son each has come 90 the homes
OF Henry Yoss and ThDmas Lloyd
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MILLVILLE.
wATERwoRKs COMPANY
Organized and System Will be Put in
AT Once.

Special Correspondence
Millyilie, Cache Co.., March ia num-
her Of local citizens have organized the
Millvtlle Waterwotks company with q
capital of $1,000 divided into shares OF
500 each. Work has already comm enced
upon the pipe line from the spring thai
the company purchased year ago, SO
the prospects for a water system are
brighter. than they have ever BEEN A
force of men are out digging trenches
for the pipes, The spring lies east OF
town on the bench so that there will be
no difficulty III taking the water to all
parts OF the town
The old folks committee gave tho old
people fine entertainment and banquet
on tbe 9th. n fine program was rem
dered.
Much sickness is prevalent in the set
Element, mostly mumos. a few cases OF
puo unlonia and some ~ fever.
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plans for the construction OF the new
building across from the Smell & 1oVcritt
building, which will be eo1np,e ed the lat
ter pare vi Alay or the LIST OF June M.
braced the erection OF Il modern pressed
brick two~story structure, 20 by 50. with
all the modern conventenCes arid fixtures
Furnished This is one new building FOR
plans for several new residences have
been drafted and the contracts let This
most pretcnupus OF which IS the beau,
tifIl 5000 residence Of r. r Hasbrouch.
The new Arnlory Opera House in tho
Blue Eye building was opened Friday
night by the Julia Romano company IN
the production of very entertaining
play, -Reaping the Harvest" The hall
one was crowded. and the general upir-
lon Is, that with a stage sufficiently large
to accom- m cdate- Naiupa can now expect
to be entertained by good companies,
BOOM IN BEET GROWING.
This year the farmers are awake 10 the
advantages Of beet culture as Is evidence
ed by many. old planters increasing heir
acreage and considerable new acre ge
having been contracted, The two electric
railways threading the country west Of
Boise, the Boise valley on the rig and
ne lIterurban rcad on the lelt OF the
ton and it Is here that great part Of
the new acreage has been taken. The
service Of these roads answers long.
felt requirement. The work Of coustrUc.
ton on both roads Is being prosecuted
with equal earnestness and is progress
Ing very fast The grade has been com.
pleted as far out as Meridian II Is I'M
deTstood that the two roads will be ready
for the handling OF the beets. whsnttha
harvest begins, The last day OF February
the sugar company planted u acres "
beets. This being the first OF the season
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BEAVER CITY.
Concert by Beaver Branch b, V. T.
Word of Wisdom i'm Sunday Schools.

Special Correspondence
Beaver City, Beaver Co.. March To-
At the usual weekly meeting OF the Bcav-
er Stake Sunday School Union board
il was decided to set apart Sunday,
March u. 1906. as what is to be known
as Word OF Wisdom Day thai subject
VIII be taken up ana discussed IN each
OF the schools Of the stake,
The musical department at the Beaver
branch B. Y. u gave a concsTt last Fri
day evening at the school. Miss Li1zie
Booth of Provo. a student OF Prof Lund
was the central figure and s1-inced re-.
markable talent. and aided by the school
choir and others gave a most enjoyable
evenings entertainment Prof a. NJ
Durham OF the school Is doing a good
work in the music department. Tho
school generally is in excellent condition
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lessly conducting the business that
plaintiff has dissolved the busin less:
but defendant refuses to render an ac-
counting. Plaintiff asks that the part
nership be dissolved and an account
ing had, and that receiver be APP
pointed,
Judge Morse OF the Third district
court has appointed James II, Clark.
OF American Fork received Of the
business.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been issued TO
the following couples:
James Howarth of Nephi and Mary
Newman of ST. Johns
Richard Stephens and Rosalie Aman-
da Thompson, both OF Salt Lake
Thomas q. Wright and Annie Nelson,
both Of Provo.
II. Sterling HARDY OF Provo. and Car
RTE Barney of Kanosh,
j. Alma Thatcher and Winnie Spat-
ford both of Provo
BASKET BALL TEAM.
The Is. Y. u. basket ball team viii 20
to Salt Lake tomorrow on am excursion
train over the ID. q r, c., accompanied
by large number OF students and
other Provo friends The boys are
confident OF achieving u victory over
the II. Y. c. team, and will have a
great supply OF moral ana vocal sup
port along TO aid them in their laudable
intention.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Miss Ruth Matley OF the county as
SCISSORS office Is at her home in Spa nish
Fork, suffering from a severe attack OF
la grippe. She Is believed to be improv-
ing slowly
Mrs. Kitty A. Hines has received a
letter from her SON Arnold S. Hines,
who with his wife. is In Washington,
d, c., which brings the information that
daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hines.
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.

meeting edifice in Eureka work upon
which Will be commenced sOon-
Henry Sly WAS called TO payson
Tuesday morning by Il telephone mes
sage announcing the serious Illness OF
his wife.
Twin boys were born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph PeaIt Tuesday morning.
j, II. McCabe and Miss Ida Morris,
both of Mammoth, We're married this
week.
The camp was visited by another i'm
sta-llment of winter Monday and Tues
day, when perha ps the heaviest contin-
nous snoSvstorm OF the past few mon tbs
passed over the section. AS a result a
foot OF snow is ON the level.
The independent Telephone company
has completed lis temporary line to
Mammoth, and messages are now he
Ing sent around the point OF the noun
tain 10 the twin camps of Mammoth
and Robinson This line VIII be used
until the cable is strung over the noun.
talnS.
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CODY. WYOMING.
Farmers Cancel Beet Growing Con
tracts ON Account OF Labor Scarcity.

SpeClaI VOfTeapONUtHv"'
Cody, Big Horn Co, Wyo.. March 8.
--Farmars here intended to pat In
large acreage of sugar beets. and sup
ply the factory at Billings. but the
scarcity OF labor has caused the can
collation. OF the contracts All avail
able labor Is employed at 'he govern
ment irrigation works on the Shoshone
at wages far IN advance Of the rates
that formers could afford to pay.
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PETERSON.


Special Correspondence.
Peterson, Morgan Co. March 13---Tin-
gle Bohman has sold his farm to Jc-
seph Carrigan for $4,000. Mr- Bohnlan
will go into merchandising.
Several families have moved away
from here and farm help Will be very
scarce tho coming summer. Nearly all
the young men have moved away.
Spring work will be late; the land is full
OF water. and the mountains full Of
SLOW
Owing TO the burning down OF tho
schoolhouse the children havs. 10 travel
three miles 10 school.
The Union Pacific had a small wreck
Il few days ago. when eight freight
ears were thrown OFF the track two
miles east of Peterson,
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good deeds OF Oliver CromwelD. x
better known on this side the wai,t,
tlrn IL was hui our very holidays are
turned into tolsOme scenes OF busy
motion by the stirring majOrlty.---A
|, Coleman IN putnam'S
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Funeral Services Over Remains OF Mrs
Mary l.. Dalton.

C,owIcy. Big Horn ca, Wyo., March IL
Saturday funeral services Were held over
Frank Dalton Cons oling and euloglstIc
remarks were made by Elders Samuel
wilcox, John Eyre, President Byron Ses-
sions, Jesse ". Crosby and Chas- A.
WEIGH
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JUDGE MAL0NEY
IS SUMMONED
-----------.------,--------
Pneumonia Claims Prominent Al
torney After Long Illness From
Abscess on the Lungs.
CkTuEp nllcuMhuhM I0M0REn
FATHER CUsHNAHAN H0N0RED
Welcome Home Program Given by
Pupils of Sacred Heart Acad-
envy Tonight

Special Correspondence
ogden. March l5.--Iudge Thomas Ma
loney died shortly after O'clock this
morning at the family residence on
Harrisyflle avenue. He had been i'll for
SIX weeks with an abcess on the lungs,
and as pneumonia developed week
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Commonly capse plmplcs, boiIs hives,
eczema or sail rheumy or some othet
form OF pruptons but sometimes they OK
list In the system, indicated BY feelings
OF weakness languCr, loss OF appetite,
or general debility, without causing any
breaking OUT.
Hoods Sarsaparlla expcls them reno
Yates. strengthens and tones the whole
system. This is the testimony OF thot-
sardQ a tNtaMnllN~
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\ I oday' ; Ogden News

dow and one daughter He was a man
who was very fond OF home life. and
was extensively known and respected
as being honest ana upright In his life,
Arrangements for the funeral have not
Vet been completed
Out OF respect 10 the memory Of
Judge Maloney, the district court was
this morning adjourned by Judge How
ell until after the funeral
IN HONOR OF FATHER CUSHNA.
HAN.
a splendid program will be rendered
this evening az 7;S0 o'clock by the pu-
pills OF the Sacred Heart academy, In
honor OF Rev Y. M Cushnahan. to
welcome his Homecoming from his re-
cent vacation In California.
WANTS PORTABILITY OF DIVORCE.
Mrs. Rosa Smith Moshe-. who mar
ried Hiram Nnsher, the electrician.
JAM n last. while he had a wife all
ready living at Cleveland, o.. has de-
cided to sue for a decree of court set-
ting aside her marriage with Mesh her.
who Is now In the county jail awaiting
trial ON a charge OF polygamy- She has
no desire TO be Mrs. Mosher No g. Ac-
oordinyly her attorney yesterday filed
an application for decree OF divorce
In the district court. The fact that
Mosher had wife living In Cleveland,
o., when he married the plaintiff is Civ
EN- as the grounds for the application,
------------..-S---
''Ipr. Thomas Eclectric Oil is the best
remedy for that often fatal disease
Group. Has been used with success in
our family for eight yesrs-'-Mrs, l.
Whitacre. Buffalo, N. Y,
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DEATH OF MRS. JoRaENsoN,
NAMPA. IDAHO.
NEW PosToFrrcE BUILDING.
Opening OF Opera li0usc---Room In
Bcetgrowing, Planting Begun.

Special Uorfespohdehce'
Nampa, Idaho. March 7--Posslnastcr
Nsttlelgn ma e,s n ve' ncas snas ne post;
OF j Il Hickey FOR The locall cf he
Office. MIR Hickey has a sO received mott
hcaiion 70 thIs eifccI and mill soon make
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
c,iIIit7gu WORKS

ma insued. Send 10 Deseret News
Book store, Salt Lake CRY. Utah, for
a free copy Special terms 10 dealers
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Stop Itching Instantly Cures piles
eczema salt Theum, letter, Itch hives
herpes. scabies--Doan's Ointment. At
any drug store.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

e1ceptedQ
Works Phone S,M
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SarsapariIla

Is PECULIAR 10 itself Accept no subst-
t1tte but insist on having Hoods nnd
Liquid or tablets Loo Doses ono Dol
lar.
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HUNTSVILLE.
Change In Sunday school superintend.
cncy--Dcath oil Mrs, Jorgensen.

Special Correspondence.
Huntsville, Weber Co, March H.
After a very successful career of over
fifteen years as sabbath school SUPER
intendent OF tho Huntsville ward. Elder
A. j. Anderson was yesterday honor
ably released and Elder George u.
Ferrin was sustained as his successor
During his career, Supt Anderson has
always commanded the highest love
and respect of those with whom he
labored. and rctiTcs with their good
wishes
DEATH OF MRS, JoRGENsoN.
Mrs Karen Maria JOrgenson died las,
might. having attained the ripe age OF
- years, Sister Jorgenson has been n
devoted member OF the Church of Jesus
Christ of f.atter-day Saints for over
IS years.
Some OF the farmers have commenced
blowing, but they were greeted this
with rour-neh fall OF SNOW.
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Manager, Il. A. Larkin.
4ss atth st. Telephone iss-ls.
Advertisement for the DAILY,
accepted on the same terms "a M
the salt Lake ofncs.
Calculator, John j. McGregor.
2tB Wash. Ave-. Ind. Tel. Isl.
Osnoe with Lambert Paper Co,
Payments for the Daily, Saturday
and SaIni-WeelSly News should be
made to the circulator. Delivery
MADE by carr er on the Same terms
az In salt Lake
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-23
CANNOT BELIEVE ORCHARD.
Possible Jurors in Haywood Case Re.
veal New Prejudice.

Boise, Idaho, May 16.-The unex-
pected uncovering of vein of prejudice
against Harry Orchard and his testimo-
ny during the further examination of
talesmen in the Steunenberg murder
case yesterday led to the first sharp
wrangle between counsel and involved
the name Of President Roosevelt in an
acrimonious discussion.
The jury box was finally filled with
12 talesmen subjected to examination
and temporarily passed by both sides at
3:4O O'Clock in the afternoon and the
court announced that it was in order for
lboth sides to exercise peremptory chal-
lenges. Counsel for Haywood asked
for a few moments delay and for five
minutes they gathered around the chair
of the prisoner and engaged in earnest
consultation as to their course on the
men occupying the jury box.
The state exercised its right first and
excused William Van Orsda)e. a grocer,
who has occupied seat No. 2 since the
opening day of the trial. George F..
Nav, a young farmer with some strong
objections to the acts of certain ele-
ments in the labor unions of the coun-
try, was then called to the vacant place.
The state passed him and he was still
in the hands of the defense when ad-
journment hour was reached.
The trial will not be resumed until
2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-23
Eight Million in a Year.

Butte, Mont, May 17.-At a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Anaconda
Copper Mining company, held today at
the offices of the company in Anaconda,
all of the old directors were reelected.
The report of John D. Ryan, president
of the Anaconda Copper Mining COM
pany, submitted to stockholders, shows
that the corporation for the year that
ended Dec 81, 1906, earned profit Of
SIS, S42, 2,669. The balance on Dec. 81,
1905, was 81, ,240, ,572, which, with the
profits for last year, amounted to sur
plus of $16,0S3,241.