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not and now that he must leave right
away for Peru on important business,
the matter may not be settled until
his return. However, he has laid the
entire situation before his superiors,
whose reports have been favorable.
Mr., George w. Heintz OF the United
States Mining & Smelter company in
formed the gentlemen that he was
greatly pleased with the sites offered
his company. and that he has now put
the entire matter up to the Boston Off
Gals, whose report he expects in the
near future.
General Manager II. L. Charles OF the
Bingham Consolidated, who had been
unable TO come to Ogden to view the
sites offered, said he would come here
today and go over them with represen-
tatives OF the club. Each of the gem
tlemen admit that several other sites
have been offered in other parts OF the
state, but all favor Ogden providing
satisfactory freight rates can be Sc
cured from all points
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WEBER COUNTY
WANTS SHELTERS
Weber Club and other 0rganiza-
tons After Deadly Fume
Factories.
YOUNG GIRL HELD FOR THEFT.
Weld TO Account for Over $500 Missing
Money--BanIss Elect Directors
wedding Permits.

ogden. Jan. elf the shelters move
from salt Lake county to other sites
ubere they will not be troubled with
continued lawsuits because of the fumes
destroying crops, it will not be the
tanI, Of the Weber club and other en-
,srnrislng organizations II Weber coun-
~ does not get at least one OF the smell
,ers located on the excellent sites near
the Great salt lake on which an option
has been secured by the club.
That the interest already awakened
IN the proposition with the managers
~ the big concerns should not lessen.
president John Pingree and Secy. l. L.
REYNOLDS of the Weber club, as q COM
n,Iftee Yesterday visited salt Lake city
ana met the general managers of the
three large smelling companies, who
cove the gentlemen every encourage
ment
r. II. Charming, Jr manager of the
Utah Consolidated, was the first gentle
man called on. With him the plats Of
the ground were gone over again care
fully and he expressed his satisfaction
with the sites and felt sure that his as
soclates are favoraby impressed also.
He had hoped to have the matter of a
new site settled before now, but could
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HUNTSVILLE.
EvANs-EMERsoN WEDDING.
Youth and Age Answer Final sum
mons-Heavy Snowfall.


Special Correspondence.
Huntsville, Weber Co., Jan. IA
sudden gloom was cast over the home
of Elder Peter NJ. Jensen and wife this
morning when their 9-year-old daugh-
ter. Clsrice. died OF Group. She was
dearly loved by her playmates because
OF her sweet disposition. She took ar
important part In the entertainment OF
the public school just before the holt-
days. This morning when the school
bell rang again Clarlce was absent and
an hour later the news OF her death
went like n dark cloud through all tho
rooms. She was the sunshine OF her
homo and the sympathies OF the people
60 out to the hereaved.
Prof. John r. Miller of Salt Lake
Is entertaining the people with his in
teresting and wholesome lectures.
The Home Dramatic company pre-
scented two very successful plays dur
Ing the holiday season.
- Nh Emerson and Margaret Evans,
both of Huntsville. were married In
the Salt Lake temple recently. They
are both highly respected In the COM
munity and are among the promis-
Ing young people of the town
Huntsville has just been visited by a
severe snow storm. The farmers are
happy because OF the good demand for
their hay and the splendid prospects
of ample water for the coming season
DEATH OF ESTEEMED LADY.
Mrs. Katrina Jesperson has lust
passed away OF cancer. She was a
faithful Latter-day Saint, and leaves
husband and three children to mourn
her departure, She was "a years OF
age.
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Hoods

Sarsaparilla enjoys the dis
tinction Of being the great
est curative and preventive
medicine the world has ever
known. L. is an oll-round
medicine, producing its un-
equaIled effects by purify
ing, vitalizing and enriching
the blood on which the
health and strength of every
organ, bone and tissue de-
pend. Accept NO substi-
tut,e for Hoods, but in-
sist ON having Hoods
AND ONLY HOODS.
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Jefferson and Richard Duncan, ac-
cused OF grand larceny pleaded guilty
and were sentenced to two years In the
peritontiary Wesley Hail. who had
been held TO the district court on u
charge OF burglary, had his case re-
ferrcd back to the committing magis-
tratc. on techninality. and will have
another preliminary examination.
George Williams, aged about so years.
and native OF Wales, was buried last
Wednesday, having died on Dec. 20.
He Joined the Church in early days,
and came TO American some time I'm
the fifties, and arrived In Salt Lake
City Oct. g. 1862, going first TO Pinto,
aud thence to Beaver, where he has
since resided. In his life he was some
what retiring and unobtrusivc. Ho WAS
married twice, and leaves two sons and
two daughters.
Mrs Mary Goodwin, who was severe
~ burned at q Christmas tree festival
ON Christmas eve, is recovering nicely.
SALOON BURNED,
The New Resort saloon on Main
street Of this city was burned this
morning, not vestige remaining. The
cause Of the fire Is mystery. For
tunately the wind was from the south.
otherwise the whole row of buildings
would have been destroyed. The next
building to the saloon was covered with
iron, and this, coupled with the heroic
efforts of the citizens, prevented the
spread Of the FIRE the burnt building
being AZ the north end OF the row. only
q small portion of the fixtures wero
saved, and the stock, some $500, was
destroyed. The stock aud fixtures
were insured, but the loss OF the build
ing will be sustained by Mrs. c. c.
Woodhouse, the owner.
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COUNTY OFFICERS APPOINTED
Wedding Interrupted by Tilted Lover
SERIOUS Assault at Pleasant Grove.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Utah Co, Jan. s.---The following
officers have been appointed by the board
Of county commissioners: n. + Fenton.
county fruit tree Inspector w, j. Bur
CESS, deputy sheriff at Strawberry, and
Jos. NEdin, deputy sheriff at Linden.
Ruth Matley, copyist IN the assessors Of
flee; Jos; S, Park, courthouse tanitor.
The following road Supervisors have been
appointed: Highland, N. p Johnson:
spripgville d. r. Brlnton; Alpine, r. G,
Clark; Lehi JOS Roberts, Jr.; Vineyard,
Rupert Babcoek.
WOULD STOP THE MARRIAGE
Yesterday afternoon VIM. Carroll OF Al
berta, Canada, and Mrs. Cora A. Turner
of this city came TO the courthouse for a
marriage license and TO be married. They
were followed to the gate by a young
who claims to be discarded lover Of Mrs.
Turner, and claims that he expected to
marry her till short time ago when she
tried TO get rid of him. and when he found
she was about to marry Mr. Carroll he de-
clded he would prevent II. He told them
50, and that he would commit suicide. but
did not make definite threats against the
parties After Mr.. Carroll and lady,
VINO accompanied the wedding party, had
failed TO argue Mr.. Hallett out of his In
ientons OF violence. Mr.. Carroll came In
70 me sherln's office, and enlisted Deputy
Sherin Hales in a peace mission. Mr..
haies took Hallett into mis- office and talk
ed TO him In fatherly way trying TO
show him the folly of his course. and f.
nally got the young man 10 admit that he
had made fool of himself, ana he prom
lsed to do better in the future. and even
suggested ne would send the couple a
present to show that he bore Them no III
Will. Sheriff Hales took loaded pistol
ana halt-ounce vial OF poison from Hal
iett, and after he had quieted down lie,
nm 80. In the meantime Mr.. Carroll ana
MS Turner had been married py County
cierk Gee, and II is noped nothing serious
Will happen.
SERIOUS ASSAULT CASE.
Sheriff Harmon and County Attorney
sohh went TO Pleasant Grove yesterday IL
investigate case VI assault committed b,
young man by the name OF Jesse Oloi
~ Alex. Ellis, a Pleasant Grove man about
years Of age, The two men had a dis
pute Friday over division fence and
lersonal encounter followed in which Mr..
a a,lls was seriously beaten and kicked by
o..r' one OF Mr.. Ellis ribs was broken
i hn1 ne was rendered unconscious for a
vWns tlLnc, and II was feared he would die
WV. Wv ihe doctor thinks he may recover if
computations do not set in. What will
oe done with oler will depend upon the
u.uecome OF Ellis injuries II Is claimed
.nat Olcrs fathor-in-law, John c. Nelson.
nas present AT the row and encouraged
~, ~ young man In his attack ON Ellis. and
mere eieLe u considerable indignation
s.tsaihst Nelson, as well as against Oler on
''e part OF Pleasant Grove citizens.
FAVoRITE UTAH SINGER APPRE-
GATED.
a boston paper has tho following favor
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HELD FOR EMBEzZLEMENT.
Miss Rose Rawley in Sorry Plight
Funds Missing.

Ogden, Jan. 9,--Mlss Rose Rawley
a girl of but IS years, is held at the
police station pending an investigation
into the embezzling OF the funds of the
N. o. Ogden company of this city, re-
garding which she has made some
damaging admissions. At first il was
thought she had embezzled about $500,
but Mr.. Ogden stated last evening that
the shortage amounts to between $500
and 5000. The police are endeavoring
to find out what the girl has done with
the money, as she tells conflicting
stories concerning her doings and ex-
penditures. 1t is the opinion of those
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stalled are as follows; Commissioners.
William Archibald (hold- over), Jede-
diah Woodland. George Smith; clerk, w.
Calderwood thold-over): recorder, L. Il.
Eldredge (hold-oVer); sheriff, George
Evans; attorney, l.. b. Wright treas
urer, j. Ed Paxton assessor. Alex
Wright: surveyor II. A. Jones (hold-
over); superintendent of schools, w. NJ.
Boyden thold-oveD.
According to the report OF the county
treasurer. Summit county has on hand
over $1,000 which Ia considered good
amount. when IL is understood that a
new Jail and court house have been
erected in the past four years at cost
OF nearly $4,000, and the county has not
been bonded to raise the money. The
retiring officers are to be congratulated
on the excellent manner that they have
handled the affairs of the county.
Quite blizzard struck this place last
night, but not enough snow fell to
make sleighing.
DEATH OF WILLARD HIRST.
The funeral services over the remains
of Willard Hirst, an esteemed citizen of
this city, was held in the stake taber-
nac!e Sunday. Mr.. Hirst, who was 80
years old and unmarried, was killed in
an accident at Tonopah, New, about q
week abo. by being crushed by steam
shovel. Patriarch Thomas Copley and
Elder Alma Eldredge We're the speak
ers. Deceased is survived by his aged
father, Henry Hirst and a number of
sisters and brothers who mourn his UNI
timely death.
The stake academy opens after the
holidays with an increase of attendance
OF II per cent and with the prospects
of still greater increase.
The academy faculty and students
are working on an oratory under the
direction of Prof. Sardoni, which will
be given in the stake tabernacle Jan. is.
Prof, Sardoni has a large class of in
strumental students and Is also teach
ing a choral class. Priscilla Evans is
doing good work in vocal music IN the
academy. Miss Bell Barton's class in
domestic arts is making rapid strides.
--1-----.-c-------
Generally debilitatcd fois years.
Had sick headaches, lacked ambition,
was worn-out and all rundown Bur-
dock Bitters made me well woman"
Mrs. Chas. F'reitoy, Moosup. Conn.
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COALVILLE.
NEW COUNTY OFFICERS
Assume Charge of Affairs--Dcath OF
Willard Hirst,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Coalville, Summit Co., Jan. THE
new county officers took charge OF az
fairs today at IL o'clock noon William
Archibald was elected chairman OF the
county board. John Calls OF Coaivilie
was appointed deputy sheriff; C. II.
Robinson. janitor; w. q. Johnston.
Coalyile, fish and game warden, and
Or. w, X Ward, Park city. county
physician, The new and old officers
give banquet this evening at Law
renee Eldredge's residence.
The follower and new officers In
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Didn't Know Mad Kidney Trouble

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PARK CITY.
News Briefs From Utah's Chief Min
ing Town.

ing Town.
Special Correspondence.
Park City. Jan. 9,--Mr. and Mrs. John
Shields, Mr. Charlie Shields, went down
TO Salt Lake City to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. Geiger, held there today.
u. & r. G.. engine 13s, while Hanging
the High line last evening, killed COW
belonging to Mr.. Lowry in Deer valley.
MIR. w. d. Sutton, representative to
The state legislature, went down to the
city yesterday.
Mr.. George Lindsay bookkeeper at
the DAILY West mill. was operated on for
appendicitis at the L. D. S. hospital
yesterday.
Sergeant Hempel of the Salt Lake pc
lice force came up yesterday to take
back with him four young people who
had strayed from the path of rectitude.
Don't think that piles can't be cur
ed. Thousands of obstinate cases have
been cured by Doan's Ointment. so
cents at any drug store.
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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
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BEAVER CITY.
SESSION OF DISTRICT COURT.

Death of George Williams--Saloon
Destroyed by Fire.
Special Correspondence.
Beaver City. Beaver Co.. Jan. Ga
short session of the Fifth district court
was held yesterday, the 5th, when John
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RICHFIELD.
I. X. KNIGHT IN SAD PLIGHT.

PROMINENT Iitl2cns IL sent 10 nOspltui
County Affairs.
Special Correspondence.
Rlchfield. Sewer Co.. Jan. To-day
at noon the county officers elected last
November began their official labors.
There were few changes. All OF tho
officers succeeded themselves excepting
the attorney assessor and treasurer.
The county commissioners are In ses-
sion auditing the books Of the outgoing
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Manager, f.. A. Larlsin.
4ss 24th st. Telephone lsS-k.

Advertisements for the Daily,
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted ON the same terms as at
the Salt Lake Office,
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Generally debilitatcd fois years.
Had sick headaches, lacked ambition,
was worn-out and all rundown. Bur-
dock Bitters made me a well woman"
Mrs. Chas. Freitoy. Moosup. Conn.
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Calculator, John j. McGregor.
22l5 wash. Ave. Ind. Tel, III.
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News should DO
made to the circulator. Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
as In sait Lake.
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HOW TO FIND OUT

If there is any doubt in your mind as to yuur
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27
Three Boys, s,lncensed at Another
Little Fellow,
PUSH LATTER INTO TANK.
Because Andrew Jenevote Refused o.
Permit Some Strange Urehins Sail
Boat. He Owned They Showed Him
Into Water and lie Drowned.

New York. Sept 2G G-Enylous bov-
tre supposed 10 have caused the
drowning of Andrew Jeneyose. s's
year old lad al his home IN Ene'
seventy-flrst street The child wac
sailing a homemade boat IN n %,
foot tank on the roof Of the builds
which supplies n with water VITA
him were hts little sisters and seye-a'
other boys. three of iaem stranger
The strange boys were racing piecre
OF wood across the tank and they
became Jealous because Andrew had @
boat They demanded a chance '1
sail DIS boat and when Andrew
fused 90 give a. mp they pushed l
into the tank His sisters scream
and the trio ran away over the roo.
Andrews father dmgred The h0y '-c
the bottom of The tank but d. cou
not De- revived
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27
ABBOTT APPOINTED.
Dallase Chemist Is Chosen Pure
Food Commissioner

Austin Sept cs -Tf, aa..mr. ra.
announced the appointment. of E.
Abbott % well .n.Ru chem. %. U5
las. 90 the office ol pure food CONAN.
aioncr which position vas created
the ThIr.a'h legislature lI"
quarters of o1mu ioner Vm o.. af
Denton Tho SALARY is $4,000 O. t.-t
su.t was H'Dl 300 Oh. Tver.. @.
district c1ur Hy 'hs Gagrstr- ,
Der oI Commerce D' 1' against ..
IaiIrlad clmW'- .i.u .0l vT.. of .H.r.
ti1n t0 restrain fHa cnmr HsrH
enforcing fts H1T.'HHGlE..fl.
freirtf alr d''iautH' aHu'yus u. f'.
ST. ioWt NHurs.Hlr and N.E.r.
railroad. into Galveston The IIfrr
rntal applies ou 600 ,ommndIues Th
diiierenUal applies 600 Jli cummoIIf..#
The rate Co Houston is cents lower
than 10 Galveston on cotton
Insurance Commissioner Love grant
Cd liceuse On Do business Ga TeNa. Pro-
the Louisiana National Assuranra ~u
oicty ui New Orleans. This D. uf.
company and the first granted per
nit by Mr Love
Two hundred and twenty five citi
zens of Newton have petitioucd Gov
ernor Campbell ta make q speech or
Newton during The Confederate vet.
Grams reunion there % De held or
1919
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N MEMORY or ROY

Nes. thou are gone 20 INV long rest,
So y-unE, So beautiful and iaiI
God called thee home. he thought it
hc,t.
10 a world where there j., mo- toll and care.
Tn, Hte va. short. ihy da,. ,o brief
lu,t entering the bloom of lite.
Thou has, passed reyonl trc Joy and
gfici
OF earth with all it, ,lre, and strife.
Ye,. da,, and vcc,. will roU around,
No Roy will be seen.
And q, be sleep, that steep 81. sound,
u seem, to %, dream.
Thou bai,' been with 90, man, DAYS.
Thou was friend tb all, dear.
We learned t1 love 'bcc and try WAYS;
Thy blessed memory we cherish here.
We love, ye,. love 20 ,hnk oI thee.
OF happ, day, t1geihe, spent;
Bur thou hs, crossed the silent sea.
Ib, work B., done, Lite thread rent
Thou vas.t friend Co one and all,
! % each alike thou gave a smile.
And when thou answered ,o trc call.
/ o aIl o' us 10 Was tT.aI.
Thy place 3, vacant.
lhv smiling tace no more wc see.
Bot undiIurhed Oh, last long sleep,
Not troubled bV care or sigh to thee,
II Roy Boyer died in New NeNi-
60 Saturday, sept. 81. 1907, where
he had gone Tor his health.
4 FRIEND.
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JEALOUSY CAUSES DEED. FIX OF AN INSPECTOR.
He Is Called Upon In the City
Court Of Louisville
TO FACE THREE CHARGES
DR.. Samuel Bradley Il Accused VI Ac-
oepung n Bribe. Embezzlemeni AMI
MisspPropriating Property and Bound
Over to- the Grand Jury.

Louisville. Sept 2G-Dr Samuel
Bradley city livestock Inspector was
given an examining trial in the CITY
court after hearing which consumed
the entire day. was held to await the
action OF the grand jury on charge
Of accepting a bribe. embczzlement
and mIsappropriating the property oi
another. Bonds 20 The amount Of IS.
600. covering the charges. were ini.
posed by the court and furnished hr
Dr Bradley Lawrence Schang. an
empioye of Dr. Bradley's department.
was held as an accessory and furnish.
ed a bond OF $1,000 Testimony was
given az the hearing 90 show that Dr
Bradley demanded and received brihes
before b. would Dut his tamp OF ar
proyal on meats. IN another instance
he was accused OF coudemuinc meat
coniisrat.ng o. and then. after stamr
Ing it as good selling O. and poke.
iue the money
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-27
CAPTURED AND JAILED.
Two Negroes Charged With Both mur
dsrous and Criminal essaults.

Jesup. Ca. Sept 26-After a chase
lasting since the commission OF the
crime. two negroes have been aptured
and lodged IN Jail charged with mur
derous and criminal assault upon Mrs
Marvin Overs'rect who resides near
Surrency Great excitement has nra
vailed in this section since the acts
were committed
Ten days ago the attack was made
upon Mrs Overstreet Mamie Brown
was arrested "Wednesday 40 New Ia
cey and taken 10 iall ar Macon for saf
keeping He a0ufcsses 20 havinr
made the first and less grave attack
A negro named Washington was
captured and placed in Jail ar BgN
ley. He Is charged with the recent
attack made last Friday. but denies
his guilt Mrs OvprstIeot will. 60 IS
thought, recover from this attack
though her head was cut open with an
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