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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-12
A, c. l. IN HARD LUCK.
Wrecks Are Numerous, and Causes
Great Inconvenience in Schedule.

From Wednesdays Daily sun:
It seems that the Atlantic Coast
Line has been up to its neck in
trouble within TIE past few days, to
use tie expression. The road has cN-
percu,yd all kinds Of trouble in the
matter Of wrecks, but unfortunately
no one has been sericIsly hurt, as lar
as the report goes,
Saturday afternoon there was a col.
aston between a light engine and the
Citra train at a point near kelley's
mill, Prairie Greek. Tuesday there
was another accident at the same
place this time being the derailment
of a freight train. when number
of cars We're overturned and the track
blocked, which delayed traffic for sev.
eral hours. 1t is supposed that this
accident was caused by spreading of
the rails which had just been relaid
on account OF the collision.
On Monday night the north,bound
night train from st. Petersburg had
an accident at Center Hill which
blocked the track. with the result that
all trains were operated via Newberry
and the J. 4 S..W. division Tuesday,
the service between High Springs and
Rochelle being performed by a special
engine and coach,
The Citra train, as an extra, doubled
back to Burnett's Lake and Jackson.
willie Tuesday, passing here about |
1870 o'clock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-12
Icy, T. J. NIXON
GAVE SOME FACTS
,sgarding the History of the
Methodist Church in This City.
,AoE A VERY FINE ADDRESS


which He Quoted Facts and Fig
ures Dating from the Organization
II the Church in 1860 to the Present
1ine-A Remarkable Growth.
4, the morning service last Sunday
ey r ]. Nixon, of the First Metho-
+, gave historical sketch of Method
in Gainesville from 1860 to the
resent time.
In the year 1860 Rev. j. c. Ley was
lppointed to Gainesville and Micanopy
trcuit. The oldest register on hand
lontains a roll of forty-fve members
or 1874. OF these only five are now
~ the church roll here. They are
Ars Omera Thomas, Mrs. Mary Thorn
IL Mrs. NJ. E. Robertson, Miss Jane
Royster and r. B. Peeler All the
Stbers have either died or moved
Avay At first they had preaching in
\ he court house, and then the Presby-
Serans kindly gave them the use Of
! heir church one Sunday in a month.
The first Methodist church building
has erected in 1874 by Mr.. j. R. W.
Erissom. At that time the member
him was very small and it was a great
Undertaking to build the house.
The following preachers have serv-
|ed the church here as pastors during
he past forty years; ]. c. Ley, r.
b Barnett, H. F. Phillops, s. B. Smit-
hui. J, P DePass, VI. F. McCook, J.
b. Johnston, F. Pasco j. r. Sharp, T.
NJ. Tompkies, J. NJ, Pike, j. b. Ley,
h. c. Bradford B. X. Thrower, w. J.
Carpenter and T. j. Nixon.
Under the leadership of these pas
tors the church has steadily grown
until today it has a membership of
6O9 on the roll,
The building of the present brick
church in 1856 and the great revival
in l>>7 led by Rev. J. b. Culpepper,
both contributed largely to the growth
of the church.
Some Of the ablest preachers Of the
conference have served the church
herr. and a more loyal and active
would be hard to find
anywhere. During the pastorate OF
Rev B. X Thrower and Rev. w. j.
Carpenter there was fine progress
mad" On al lines Of church work
Win the growth Of Gainesville the
c'... hls continued to grow, until
''". II Is one Of the best churches
ID Tire State. During the present
PASTORS term Of three years, there
Aa'" been 334 members added to the
-... The report for the present year
. "'. of the best in the history of
n" church The membership is 500.
There have been added this year l7G
members. Sunday school enrolment
.' EHHorth League members 40,
members Woman's Home Mission So
''''" "0 members Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society 1O3. Raised for
missions $lo50. Raised for all church
.-."."> this year $1,000.
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ENGINEER IN HOSPITAL.
was Injured in Collision on A. c. L.,
But Not Seriously Hurt.


But Not Seriously Hurt.
'..u Tuesdays Daily Sun:
'.. Taos Carpenter and Mrs. John
a Larson Of St Petersburg are in
.. .'. They were called here on &C.
'.... %: the injuries to the former
.. ''a who was the engineer on
.. '''r1 engine in the collision be.
b That engine and the High
>...I-'itra train last Saturday AZ.
20 near Rochelle.
engineer Carpenter was brought 70
'F and placed in care Of the
. F..''"s' Sanitarium, where he
t' The best OF attention. ri,
', physician. Dr. J. Harrison
states that his injuries. while
.. a-" not serious, and that hc
' Enabled 20 travel in a few
'nrr"uror resided here FOR
t friend, viii be- glad 10 learn
.n- r1' s.rious'y hurt
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500 ReMard. 500.

The reader OF this paper vii BE-
pleased 20 learn that there II a. least
one dreaded disease that sciouc" has
been able u cur" ia all stage. and
that Is catarrh Halls Catarrh Cur"
is the only positive cur" uoH kupsn
10 the medical fraternity CaHrrh
being a constitutional discas". r"sl.fcr
a constitutional treatment. HALL ca.
'arrh Cure IL taken internally acting
directly upon 'ae blood and macDaa
urfacrs % o." aygt"m thereby Dc
-troynE the foundation 81 the di-ea ."
and giving o.. patient strength b.
building up o.. constitution and a.
listing natur. 10 doing - work Tn"
pruprietprs hatp - much faith iH IL
curative fDV.rs that they otter On"
Hundred Dollar iJr any ca" that !,
aus 90 cur" send 'yf list ~ tell
uonial- Adt-,.R
= J. CHENEY 4 CO Toledo .
Sold hy all f-HrE.Fis TIC
Take Hans fam.y Fllls 'D- cuafu.
nation
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an Interesting meeting on Wednesday
AFTERNOON The society give a dancing
party on saturday evening ia the b. y.
gymnasium. The decorations will be
ln the L. OF q and b. Y. rolors and
refreshments will be served.
Mr and Mrs. j. L. Herrirk of Ogde.
We're the guests OF Nh and Mrs. Raw B
West the FIRST OF the week.
Prof. w. $. LaAgtou has gone TO PARK
city ON business connected with the a.
A. G..
On Friday afternoon last the Relief So
cietF of the Fourth ward gave "A social
jon honor OF Miss Augusta spenst. who
mas been "a worker in the Organization
FOR many years.
Mr. Lester Noylor was visitor dur
ing the week.
The Misses Ray Campbell Geuevieye
and Lou Thatcher are Ht home from p
F'sii 10 Salt Lake.
Mr Fnlay Brooks of salt LAX, was
~ Logan Monday ou business
tiOi AND Mls W. s. LGuEt0u have
returned from short trip 90 salt Lake
hu. Aguma NebeSer Is in Logun
from Bear Lake.
cop. and Mrs. Perry and Mr and
81. a. IT. Fleming have returned from.
q glcuanl visit m Salt Lake
49, and 500 Joseph Campbell win
/ ieuFU f0r OEl.u during tho coming
week tu mako lrir home There
AIR. and Mrs D. a.. Goodwin are here
/ from California visiting with friends
/ ana relatives
Mt Ed sloan uas up FROM SAFE Lake
on sunday and Monday or th.s week
Miss carmen Benson 0f whitney. IDA.
no. is visiting in Logan
/ Miss Phyllis Thatcher H visiting
frIcnoa Boo ogden
Str D.. R spencer spent tuesday au.
"wednesday u brigham City on bust
moss f0r thc Thatcher Music eco.
bishop stohl of brigham ciF war
visitor o1 Thursday
A pleasant card party MAS given D.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIAL.
Epidemic OF Measlcs-Accidents-Coai
In Plenty--Ncws Briefs.

EUlNcnllC OF MtuNlf>-- AAfitlt Ut y psAi
I'm Plenty--Ncws Briefs.
Special CORES pondence.
MI Pleasant. Sanpete CO.. Nov. To-
Messrs Leonard SUBWAY and Leo
Crosby OF this place have purchased
Of Ras Anderson piece Of ground with
"a 32-foot front and l50-fOot depth near
the center OF the business part Of town.
for the sum Of 81 1900. and they viii erect
thereon mems furnishing store.
Arthur Jensen is getting around on
Crutches due to severe hurt received
in a runaway
Esther Boyden. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Boyden. Is quite gu.
Mrs. Grace Nelson OF spring city
Is very 80.
The concert given by tho Wilbur starr
Concert company Tuesday evening, un-
der the auspices OF the schools of Mt
Pleasant. was something out of the or
binary and was highly appreciated.
The Mt Pleasant laundry. which ran
for awhile last summer and closed down
because Of lack OF fuel. intends 10 COM
uence work again Monday morning.
AS a rule Mt Pleasant Is well sup
piled with coal Coal haulcrs find IL no
easy matter 70 dispose Of their loads
now
The Lower Huntington mine, situated
east OF Fairview, cEved IN recently,
NilluR uN lit lllAt so NNilLANA-t9 Nl4aA
further mining VIII bee out Of the Ques-
ton this season.
A carload OF potatoes was shipped
to Provo this week by Olef Rosenlof
RUN OVER BY WAGON.
Clyde seeley OF Indianola suffered
some severe injuries recently by having
one wheel Of a loaded wagon pass over
his stomach. He was hauling load of
grain from this city to his home I'm
InriianOla. when he was thrown from
the wagon by being struck with a sack.
Mt. Pleasant d threatened with an
epidemic OF measles. In the past two
days IS cases have broken out. 10
was traced 20 the third grade OF the
public schools. This room was dis
missed Immediately 20 have the room
thoroughly fumigated.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIAL
A social in honor OF the Sabbath
school teachers OF the South ward was
held last evening al the home OF the
retiring superintendent, AdOlph Merz
All the old teachers also new ones, with
the present suporintendency The bish-
oprfc and the presidency OF the stake
were present and a most enjoyable eve
ming spent
Born, to the wife OF Frank wilcox NJ
this city, "a daughter. Nov 10; 10 the
wife Of Andrew Chapman or this city
Nov 49, "a daughter.
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ELSINORE.
MISSIONARY RECEPTION


special uircsuuudcuco
flsiuore. Sewer Co.,. Nov 13.-fIicr
charles Anderson. who recently re
turned from mission to Denmark,
was given reception lust Monday
evening The entertainment consisted
of o. program at the mectiuUhousp, ar
iri which dance at the Opera House
was eiveu. and lunch was served.
During the last month. including El~
der Anderson three missionaries have
returned. Elders Chris Grogcrson and
Thomas Nelson from llbois iu Den~
mark. This month three missionaries
have been called. Elder Charles Mel
sen Co labor in New Zealand. Elder
David Woodland called 90 the Swedish
mission. and Elder Christian Herman
SEN Jr, To- the Northern States miss
sion.
AZ result OF the Nevada exodus"
number OF Elsinorc citizens are rec
turning home. Chris Hermans-u Sr.
and family having reached Elslnors
early On the month others win bo htne
On the near future.
The threshiug season closed here last
week More grain has been threshed
than in any previous year
The beet crop is heavier than last
year. The farmers are pillng the beets,
awaiting the supply OF cars for ship
ment
Paulus Svedn. who was successfully
operated upon at the l., -. s. hospital,
returned from salt Lake wednesday
Boz greatly improved condition.
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U. &C. NIGHT SCHOOL.
Mechanic Arts Dept Well supported
Three couples VIII We'd

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache Co. Nov. 1.-THE
night school at the Agricultural college
ln The mechanics arts department OPP
ened at the Institution this week prom
iscs to De "a big success. The FIRST
evening 20 persons entered for work
Boo the shops. About half OF the uum-
ber entered for forge work and tho
others for carpentry. Prof. j. W Jcu-
sen. who Is iu charge OF this depart
meut has had large number ~ apple
cations Tor entrance IN these subjects
Il little later on ia the season During
the continuance Of the good fan wealth
er "a large number of the men ana boys
who win enter the night school ar,
busted in the helds and will enter later
The present outlook as that the shops
both forge and carpentry, win Doe nu-
"a 10 capacity. The school viii be
open regularly on Wednesday aud Fri
day nights OF each week.
THREE COUPLES WILL WE'D
Marriage licenses have been issued foo
the following couples
Archie Weeks and Hattie T. Week
both Of Blackfoot. Idaho
Clarence Jones Eden. Utah. ana Miss
Myrtle g.. Lincoln OF Logan.
10 is announced that n. l.. Allen nul
Miss Fay Cornish. popular young peo-
pie of Cove. WIN De married in the san
Lake temple Nov 2S
Miss Sarah Merrill Cache county
recorder ls stricken with appeudIcItf
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Maud Powell. the lady violinlst. APP
peared before an appreciauve and en-
thusiastic audience. rendering one Of
the rarest treats ia the musical line
STOLEN GOODS FOUND.
-Four bOxss or rubber goods. con-
signed to Spanish Fork. were found by
the marshal-elect. but at present a
plain policeman" r. J. Williams. in the
field southeast OF the city. one Of the
boxes had been broken into, but the
others were intact
Beet checks are being received by
the farmers, who are experiencing some
inconvenience on account Of the rule
Established by the banks. as far as
the ready cash Is concerned Banks Civ
ing New York exchange I'm small de-
nomination for change
Mrs Eta Ginger Brown. wife n
William Brown, is In "a very critical
condition.
The city treasury was made n few
dollars richer by the fines Of Mlrt Jones.
-, and O.. Hatch s., for eng GA z IN
nght al the dance at the Mozart hall.
Monte Young. the champion roller
skater ~ southern Utah, again demOn-
strated that the championship was his
when ne defeated Wayne McFadden OF
Provo On the mile race held az Eldred's
skating rink last night
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Wyoming Coal Co. and the EccleS
Coal Co. viii Operate to
Prevent Fuel Famine.
CLARK SENTENCE POSTPONED.
Old Time Ball n Weber stake Ncad-
cmy--Excrutions Against RAFT
road Compauics--Ncws Briefs.

ogden. NoN 1.-two new coal CONF
panies the latest acquisitions Co the
Eccies Interests In this city. have been
INCORPORATED under the laws OF Utah
during the past "a hours ono is tho
wyoming Coal company which win
operate the mines at Blair. Wyo., and
the other is the Eccles Coal company
organized 10 operate the newly ace
quired Grass Greek mines near Coal
willie. Utah. The CORNER has a capital
stock 90 100000 and the latter $3.50 O0o.
The par vnlue OF the shares are 500.
The Wyoming Coal company accord
ing to the papers filed here yesterday.
IS Incorporated FOR the purpose of opcr-
ating coal mines, -Ysilroads. ctc. It's
property was acquired by the Ecclcs
interests early last spring AID of the
stock ls owned by ogden parties exc
cepting that owned by r.. g. kittle Of
Salt Lake. Each of the mcorporators
have i0 shares Of the capital stock and
Dir kittle has 500 shares as trustee,
The officers are. President. T.. e.. kit
tie. vice president, Adam Patterson.
secretary John PinRrce.
These with L. R. Ecclcs and r.. g.
Rolapp compose the board " directors
The Eccles Coal company filed It's in
corporation articles with the county
clerk today. The property consists OF
600 acres Of coal lagds and eight miles
OF railroad. Niruany the same per-
SONS as arc identified with the Wyo-
ming company are connected with this
concern. This property mas been IN
operation under the new management
since oct I. and has supplied an OF
the fgel for Park city since that time.
It's officers are. President David &c
Giles; vice president. NJ. s. Browning.
secretary-troasurer, IL. IL. Rolapp
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WANTED 70 CASH CHECK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Peterson on Tues
DAY evening
Mr., David Eccles spent Wednesday
In Logan.
The Misses Eda Knowles and Mamie
Brown spent Saturday and sunday I'M
Salt Lake
Mr. W. c. Elmswood or Los Angeles
was in town the first % the week
Mr. Eric Ryherg, who has been Boz No
vada tor some time. r. visiting In Lo-
gan
MI and Mrs. F. W. Thatcher spent
Saturday in salt Lake.
Mr. Sid Beatie. who went 20 salt Lake
for the football game. returned Monday
morning.
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BURIAL OF MISS KNUDSEN.
session Of cry Council--Death OF a
Chnd-Ncws Briefs.

Murray. Sow. l6.--All that was NOR
tal of Miss Ida Knudsen. a promln-
emit school TEACHER Of this county was
laid 90 us anal rest yesterday I'm The
south Cottonwood cemetery The
funeral was held from the family res
idrncc Boo Big Cottonwood az 10
s'clocll. Many friends were m ate
tendance 10 pay the last respects %
tbelr beloved friend. Miss knudsen
di.d "wednesday al the Murray hos
initial after am operation for appendl-
cius. She was nl but few days ana
her death came as "a great shock 90
her many friends among whom ahe
wan held in high esteom. and 90 whom
she had greatly eudoared herself
DEATH OF LITTLE CHILD.
The uua daughter of Mr. and 1irs.
William Hlhle of the Highland boh
Was laid to rest Nov Do. The child
was about three years Ola and dicd on
cerebro spinal meningitis.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Tho iast city councn session was dee
voted Do "a canvass of rho oWc'nl re-
nuns of the election of Nov %, and
no thrcshing out ~ routine business.
Tho recorder was instructed 90 issue
4, certificates n election to the success
ul candidates.
A resolution ~ coincidence I'M mcW-
! Irr 0f the late Henry n. Bird. who
] sas respected gembrr of the cnuu-
/ cI. Nas road aud ordered entered upon
/ ths minutes and "a copy sent to ono
| hCrrHRcd family
BIDS f0r the Installation of steel
| cages for the city iail were opened
| ana read and referred to inc building
| committee. Tho secretary of tho me
| ,pHrtment submitted report oi
| ptmhor
A number of bills tu the amount Of
! about $4,000. wore referred to thf
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Today $ Ogden News

b company. with headquarters in Denver.
/ nlcd with Tho county clerk here today
"a certified copy OF its articles of mcar-
poration. The company has "a carltal
stock OF $4,000. divided into ons-doilar
shares and ls organized 20 do % general
real estate business lu Colorado ana
other states Tor "a period OF 90 years
The directors are Sarah T.. Biuford
Madison N. Talbot and Edward j Rim
ford
TAXES DELINQUENT MONDAY.
County Treasurer a. n. chambers pa
decided io extend the time Tor tho
payment ~ taxes which expired Fsidsv
until Monday morning Am of those who
have not liquldate1 Boy thot time win
he declared Delinquent and the usuni
penalty VIII De added to the regular
assessment.
CITY SCHOOL BOARD
some routine matters Nerc disposed
" at a meeting of the city board OF
education Tho finance committee
reported cash on hand amount
ing 90 Sa252Ia Miss Florence
Bohn and Miss MluIs johnson
resigned AS teachers aud tGsir
designations We're accepted The super.
iutendeuts report for Or. month mst
closed showed an aVrar. daily attenI-
ancc OF i420
EXECUTIONS AGAINST b. R. cos.
Executions ln the cases Of a. [ stone.
administrator OF the estates of a. p.
Eckios and W VI Comstock. against
the Union Pacific Railroad company
were placed in the hands OF the sherin
today. The amount involved in the frss
case Is 5566.69. ana in the latter 81
o4o.ot Execution was also issued in the
case Of y. F. Grant against the Union
Pacific and the Oregon Short Line
DISPUTE OVER ORPHAN.
Mary Leavitt has filed a cress-potltl6n
IN the matter OF the guardianship OF
John Leavitt an orphan. son OF the late
j. W. Leavitt. against the appointment
Of John clark, and asking for her own
appointment as guardian OF the minor
Arguments viii be heard on the matter
Dec. z.
The date for arralgning G.. n Toole.
alias b. L. James. charged With issuing
q number OF bogus checks. was con-
tinued in the city court today. Bail
was fixed at $3.50.
WANTED TO CASH CHECK
A Greek lsborer who tried To get
check cashed at the banks today tried
TO force bar tender into cashlnE the
paper by 1ourishing am ugly looking
AUllF. AFTER fuot race OF about A
block the Greek was captured by uo-
hceman and locked un az the police sta
lion.
FUNERAL OF MRS. BROWNING.
The funeral OF Mrs w. W Browning
VIII be- held az the second ward meet
inghouse al 3 o'clock sunday afternoon.
Friends win be received at the house.
PA Adams avenue. from 10 90 2 O'Clock
on dav OF burial Interment win be
made IN the city cemetery.
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These together with John Pingrce and
y. &C. Kitue compose the board OF
directors
During the coal shortage OF the past
yelr and "a half the different concerns
operated hy the EcClcs people have been
more cor less handicapped and BE- wus
this hai Induced them to enter the
coal business
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state OF Ohio. City OF Toledo,
Lucas county So.
Frank j. Chenuy makes oath that he rs
senior PARTNER OF tho firm OF D. j. Chen
.v a. CO.. doing business ln the city Of
Toledo. county and state aforesaid. and
that said firm will paw tho sum or ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case uf Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF Halls Catarth Cure.
FRANK T. CHENEY.
Sworn TO beforegme and subscribed ln
my presence. this 9Th day OF December.
a. -. 1885,
(geaIJ A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Jubuc.
Halls Cntarrh cure BE- taken internally.
and acts directly on the blood and niue
ous surfaces ~ the system. Send for tos-
tlmoniols FREQ,
F J. CHENEY e. CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold bv al druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Fnmily Pills for constipa-
ton.
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dulged in a picnic and dancing par
~ i'm the new amusement hall
The Murray First ward amusement
committee has arranged for three
months wholesome ausement, coma
mcncing Friday, Nov. 22 and every
Friday thereafter The new alnuse-
mcnt han Is now ready FOR use anu
9n excellent program and select
rortv h assured for tho opening eve
crinp There is already under way
a. minstrel show. concert and con-
tata.
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CONFERENCE OF ELDERS.
Missionary Soclal--Miss Powell Gives
Entertainmcnt--Ne Briefs.


Special Correspondence
Provo. Utah Co. Nov. ia confer
enoe Of the elderF OF this stake Will
be held in the stake tabernacle. at
which Il Is expected that Elder Il. II.
Roberts will lecture In the afternoon on
the Church History written by him. This
being the book that has been selected
for the different quorums for class
study during tho coming winter
MISSIONARY SOCIAL.
Thee First ward OF Provo gave "a well
come home in honor Of the following re-
turned missionaries: r. Eugene Allen,
q. W. Taylor and Ben Rich. and
scnd-om 10 Harold Smoot, the son OF
Senator Reed Smoot. who viii leave
Thursday evening for Chicago. H. and
Washington. ID, c. at which places he
will visit with fIlends. ana viii sail
from New York Dec. T. 1907 for his
field Of labor Ia Great Britain
MISS MAUD POWELL, VIOLINIST.
AZ the College ham Of the Brigham
Young university last evening Miss
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CEDAR CITY.
DLA T n Vf " lLLlAUl Il4A9llNH4'
HOnored Pioneer Closes Strenuous Ca
rccr at 92-Old Folks Day.
DEATH OF WILLIAM HAsLAM.

Special Correspondence.
Cedar city, Iron CO., Nov. l5.-Wu-
liam Haslam. over % years OF age, one
Of the pioneer set Gers 81 southern
Utah. and an earnest and conscientious
Church worker. died at his home here
yesterday morning. after "a strenuous
and hCnored career as a pioneer and
frontiersman. He will be buried an
Virgin. In washington county, in ac-
cordance with his request
Mr. Haslam was twice married. both
wives preceding him some years ago
lie Is survived by two sons and three
daughters. one OF the latter r. living
ln Mexico.
When the California emigrants were
passing through the country, they got
into difficulty with the settlers and
also with the Indians. and brought
down the IN win Of tho people OF all
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