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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-06-28
K. OF P. ARRANGE FoR TRIP.

A meeting of the delegates to the
Grand Lodge, knights of Pythias, was
held in the Grand Lodge headquarter
at the Pythian Temple, last Friday
night Most Of the lodges were repre-
sented and matters pertaining to the
general good of the Order were freely
discussed. Final arrangements were
announced for the trip. Special cars
have been secured for the accommoda-
ton of the delegates and their friends.
A very low railroad rate has been Sc
cured, allowing stop-over privileges
at Chattanooga going and coming, and
as a consequence it is expected that
large number of friends will take
advantage of the occasion to spend
their vacation in the eastern part of
the state.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-06-28
WILLIAMs-BRoWN.

On Wednesday eveneDing, June 49,
1t $3.50 o'clock Mr. Dan H. Williams
and Miss Mamie E. Brown were hap.
PLY united in marriage at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Brown, 1119 Jackson
street. Rev. w. S. Ellington per-
formed the ceremony. The bride was
becomingly gowned in white wash
chiffon, with trimmings of val lace
md swiss embroidery. Many useful
and valuable presents were received.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-06-28
PHYSICIAN ON THE SPOT.

Sunday afternoon as Mrs. Mandy
Black, of Louisville, KY, who was on
her way to visit her relatives, the
family of Mr.. Eli Black, of Ament
street, she sustained very painful in
iuries as the result of a fall from a
Kayne avenue car. DR.. G. H. Martin,
who happened to be passing, took
charge of her and she is now resting
easy.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-06-28
MEETING OF MEDICAL ASSOCIA.
TON,

The annual meeting of the Tonnes
see Medical, Dental and Pharmaceu-
tical Association is in session this
week at Memphis Most of the prac-
icing physicians and dentists of this
city will be in attendance upon this
meeting. DR.. R. F. Boyd, who will take
IN active part in the proceedings, left
n company with others Wednesday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-06-28
TO REBUILD ROGER WILLIAMS
UNIVERSITY.

Sunday June 80, will be Roger
Williams Day. at the First Baptist
Church, Eighth avenue. North. All
who believe in the power and efficien-
" of Christian education are invited
o be present and to assist with their
liberality. Rev. w. S. Ellington,
3. A., will preach at both services.
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ting stop to such business. The
matter was referred to the county at
torney for advice as TO the best
steps TO be taken In the matter.
County Attorney Harris informed the
board that i cannot pay Probation Off,
Ger II. G. Jacobs s25 per month as Is
asked for as a state officer, but that he
might be appointed q deputy sheriff or
special officer to look after Juvenile Of
tenders, and that the board could then
pay him u stipulated salary Juvenile
Judge Gimmell is invited to appear be-
fore the board July 20 10 determine on
what action shall be taken.
County Surveyor Craven sent In an
estimate of the number of concrete
posts needed in Ogden canyon as 500.
which will cost % cents per hole for
setting them. He was ordered to pro-
coed with the work.
County Attorney Harris informed the
board that il has right to work all
prisoners confined in the county Jail
serving term on the charge of mis-
demeanor
Commissioner Mckay reported the
Riverdale road completed,
Eight car loGds Of coal will be or
dered for storage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-16
DRY FARMING
DEMONSTRATIONS
State Farm in Juab County Visit
ed by Experts and Enthusi-
astlc Agriculturists.
VARIED EXPERIMENTAL TESTS
Being Conducted to Show Best Meth
DDS of Growing Wheat, Corn.
Alfalfa and Other Crops.

Special Correspondence,
Ncphi, Juab Co, July 15.--Prof, j. c,
Hogenson. ngonomist at the Utah
Agricultural college, accompanied by q
crowd of enthusiastic farmers. visited
the state arid farm near this city yes
terday. Among the excursionists. We're
Prof l.. a. Merrill, editor of the Des-
eret Farmer; Dr. II. D, Ball, director
of the state experiment station; the
Rev. S. II. Goodwin Of Provo, mem
Der OF the experiment station staff; F.
u. tarrell, government expert al the
Juab county farm, ana j. w PaNman
About 90 farmers, many with their
wives and children, attended the de-
mostrations. Prof. Hogenson conducted
the party around the farm and explained
the various experiments.
The state dry farm in Juab county
Is tract of 40 acres. divided into 40
plats. half of which are left fallow each
year TO conserve moisture. 1t takes two
seasons rain and snow to mature one
crop, hence the soil is cropped on alter
nate years only. In speaking of the
different experiments, Prof. Hogenson
said:
We are conducting various tests on
this farm; variety tests for fall wheat,
rate of seeding, methods of seeding,
cultivation tests. depth of blowing, con-
tinuous cropping versus following, ro-
tation and green manuring and variety
tests of grasses and time of seeding.
Corn IL becoming very profita Bile
dry farm crop. The question Is, shall
we plant corn thickly or thinly, and
shall we cultivate 1t thoroughly or not?
Wheat is also an excellent dry
farm crop. Fall wheat has been found
to be the best. The best plot OF wheat
on this farm was planted in August
last year and win yield over 40 bushels
to the acre. Late seeding is better
THAI early
In wheat seeding tests. 1t has beer
found that three pecks to tho acre Is
the best sowing on dry farm lands
Broadcast sowing. the old time meth
cd. has proved very unsatisfactory.
The alfalfa tests were also shown
and explaJned. \ plat of alfalf,
which had~been planted with hoe
as the only implement, yielded an en-
cellent crop.
ION the dry land" Prof. Hogensor
said, alfalfa should be sown thinly
In rows. and should be frequently
cultivated"
A tour OF the farm was made, after
which the visitors were served re
freshments at the farm she'd Thu
| farmers of Juab are very enthusiastic
over the advantages and possibilitio'
| OF arid farming and all who witnessed
| today's demouftrations We're great!
| pleased.
A good start has been made In aliC
farming in this vicinity. on the rldg'
south of Nephi ]. ". Paxman ha
| 100 acres of arid land under cpltiva
ton. Grace brothers and Davi'
| Broadhead each have large tracts
| Northwest Of Nephi. in Dog valley tn
| Widtsoe-Merrlll company has a farm
OF 5000 acres. of which 1000 are un
| der cultivation.
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SESSION OF THE
CITY COUNCIL
Councilman Powers Attacks
Street Dept. for Conditions
Of City Thoroughfares.
AFFAIRS OF WEBER COUNTY.
huntsville Citizens Object to Liquor
Selling OH Their Bordcrs---Rail-
road Thief Caught,

Ogden. July t6.--At the special ses-
Councilman Powers vigorously att
tackled the street department for the
unclean and unsanitary condition OF
the city thoroughfares
The city engineer was instructed to
prepare plans and specifications for
macadamizing Adams avenue from
Twenty~eighth street south.
Miss Florence Stanford. the city
auditor was granted 10 days vacation.
Chief of Police Browning asked for
the appointment of f. w. Copper as
patrolman and the request was refer
red TO the police committee.
City Jailer Il. T, Snyder stated to
the council that he could no longer
feed the prisoners an 10 cents n meal
and asked to be allowed 1915 cents.
This was also sent to the police COM
mittee.
The city treasurer reported that he
had received warrant from Frank
Moore calling for a $4,000 payment
for the mower rights in Willard canyon.
but that there were no funds to pay
IT. The question of devising way to
meet the warrant was left with the
law committee,
Bids for the construction of curbing
and euttering Twenty seventh street
from Washington to Rail avenue We're
opened. r. 2. O'Neill of Ogden bid
S1l,95O and N. Burch of Salt Lake
S12,155. The bids were referred to the
street committee and 10 the city en-
gineer.
The city engineer reported that the
city had gained jurisdiction to build Il
levee along Ogden river west from
Washington avenue and estimated the
cost at $4,000. An ordinance covering
this work was ordered published. Pay
rolls amounting to s1.555 were allowed.
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JUMPED THE TRACK.
Pleasure-SeclSing Filled Train ON tic
Coney Island Great Divide"

New York, July l6.--Filled with 16
pleasure seeking passengers. a two
car train on tie Great Dr.
vide" one OF the ''Dreamland' at
fractions at Coney Island. jumped
the track last night while shoot
ing at high speed around a curve In a
dark tunnel under the Stan mountains.
All were badly shaken up and the ma
jority OF them were bruised and sus-
tanned sprains
The cause OF the accident, which was
one of the most serious ut Coney Island
In several years, is not known. On a
curve. in one o: the darkest places on
the miniature mountain railway route,
the car left the track. pitching against
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A BLACK HAND OUTRAGE.
Front of Store Blown UP in Little
Itnly in New York.

New York, July 16.-Little Italy, IN
East Harlem, was the scene Of a ter
fife explosion early this morning. The
entire front Of the grocery store of
Marco Latadubo, who had recently
received attention from the Black Hand
society in the form of threatening let
tiers, was blown clear across the street
and hundreds of windows In neighbor-
ing houses were shattered, so strong
was the force of the explosion.
The district had been celebrating the
feast of Our Lady of Carmel. and a
crowd of possibly 10000 persons were
still In the streets in the vicinity when
the explosion occurred. There was
temporary panic, but the police, after
an investigation. made the remarkable
announcement that not a single person
had been hurt. The property damages
aggregate $4,000.
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TREATY WITH GERMANY.
Merchants Association OF New Work
Il About 40 Endorse IL.

New York. July l6.~-Thc Merchants
association Of New York is about to
mako formal endorsement of the re
Gently negotiated commercial treaty be-
tween this country and Germany. The
association has sent 70 members a con-
fidentlal circular in which the conccs-
sions granted Germany arc commended.
The circular says that most OF the
features of the new agreement have for
years been advocated by the Merchants
association. The executive committee
and tho board of directors, 1t is stated,
have unanimously approved preamble
and resolution on the subject but Mt
the same time an expression of opinion
Is desired from the members.
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! I oday 5 Ogden News

temptation was too great for him end
he took the blankets to his home. but
1t took the officer a long time to locate
them but when he had satisfied him
self of Places guilt he with Sergeant
Tout went to his room and placed aim
under arrest. One pair OF the blankets
was recovered and in. order to try and
cover up the THEFT place burned the
other pair, having learned the officers
We're after him. but jones found enough
of the charred blankets to show they
came from the railroad company, He
has confessed and Is now in the city
jail awaiting trial.
BREAKS HIS PAROLE,
A young man, win Greene. son of n
Southern Pacific section foreman, WIZ
arrested by railroad detectives on the
charge OF hurglarizing q Southern Pa
cifc box car, stealing therefrom q guam
THY of merchandise He was out ON
parole from the Industrial school and
was therefore returned TO that institu-
ton.
IDAHO PRODUCE co.
Articles Of incorporation of the Idaho
Produce company have been filed with
the county clerk of Weber county. The
company is Incorporated for period of
so years with a capital stock of $4,000
divided into shares of the par value
of 800 each. The business pursuit of
the company will be the conducting of
a general iobblng. commission and
storage business. Salt Lake City is
named as the principal place of bust
ness. The incorporators and officers
are: W. n, Roylance, president; w. Nj.
Rash, vice president: III. J.. Griffin
treasurer; Joseph r. Young, secretary,
ana they form the board of directors
CHARGED WITH CRUELTY.
On complaint of Humane Officer
Richard Pincote a warrant was issued
| for the arrest of Roy Stone on the
charge Of cruelty TO animals. sunday
| he hired a fine driving horse valued at
5000 from a. b. Corey livery stable and
drove it all day, sending 1t to the barn
| by two boys near midnight with whip
| marks all over it's body and entirely
exhausted. The horse died from the eff
| fects of abuse yesterday. The manager
| OF the stable and officers are deter
| mined to prosecute the young man for
| killing the horse.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Marriage licenses were granted by the
county clerk to the following couples:
Frank Blair. q. Of ogden city ana
| Miss Diana Miller, 22, OF iarrlsVllle'
| Weber county
A. j. Priameax, 26. and Miss Mabel
b. Maltby, 10, both of Ogden City.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Sheriff Sebrlng has been unable to To-
care either The rubber tired buggy OF
oscar Madison or the horse and har-
ness of John Hull, which were stolen
Sunday night.
George Poulas, the Greek who caused
a disturbance among the icing gang OF
| the o, s. L.. WAS sentenced to 80 days
Prof. Squire Coop returned to Ogder
last evening from Los Angeles, where
he went to attend the national educa-
tors convention held there las,
week. He says the topics discussee
by the leading educators of the Unitee
states were very interesting and IN
structive. over ten thousand educators
were present. They We're given is''
ty welcome by the Angels.
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situation here and to consult with tho
lumber dealers OF this city in regard to
the lumber business here.
Tho conference OF the Primary assoc
Citations of this stake convened here
Saturday and Sunday. A number of in
teresting and instructive sessions were
held.
A terrific wind storm struck the city
last evening and broke of "A large num-
her OF trees IN different parts of the
city, No other damage reported.
Large numbers OF visitors are patron
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safe. The city recorder was instructed
to notify the owners that they must re-
pair the building.
COURT NOTES.
The Pleasant Grove Mercantile
company has commenced suit agains,
J. j. Freeman ct al to collect 1,05O
With interest at per cent a month
from July IS. and $3.50 attorney fees
alleged TO be due on promlssory
note.
The case Of George Il. Hudson vs.
William A. Hudson. dismissed on mo-
tion of plaintiffs attorney.
All the jury cases for the July term
having been disposed OF the jury
drawn for this term will not be In
attendance.
A. o. Smoot is in the Provo general
hospital suffering from a broken leg
sustained by stepping on a rock while
near the home Of his son a, o. Smoot.
III, Friday evening,
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the wall OF the tunnel. Most of the
pleasure seekers were thrown out. Fol-
lowing the accident was a play OF cleo
trlcal current from the third rail that
throw the panic-s stricken passengers tn
10 wilder fright.
The accident caused SO much excite
ment that the reserves had to be called
out 10 handle the crowd None of the
injured, 1t Is believed, is fatally hurt.
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TELEGRAPH SUR POSTPONED.

New York July l6--Counsel for the
Western Union and the Postal telesraph
have secured Q two weeks adjustment
In tho suit brought against them by
state Atty. Cen. Jackson, who wishes
to restrain the companies from putting
into effect a new schedule of rates.
Counsel for the companies said the
attorney general declared the action of
the two companies constituted monop-
DIV. but they denieh this.
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There is more Catarrh IN this sec
ton OF the country than all other dis
eases put together. and until the last
few years was supposed 10 be incur
pronounced it local disease and pre-
soribed local remedies, and by constant
pronounced II incurable. Science has
proven catarrh TO be o constitutional
disease and therefore requires consti-
tutIonal treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F, j. Cheney &
Co, Toledo. ohio, is the only constitu-
tional cure on the market II is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops TO n
teaspoonful 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
tenn They offer one hundred dollars
for any case II fails to cure Send for
circulars ana testimonials.
Address; i. j. CHENEY & CO. Tole-
do Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. TIC.
Take Halls Family pills for consti-
patton.
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RR1Ers AND PERSONALS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

was n man who, against all odds, AZ.
tained The highest honor a man could get
in the United states, Baila ARDS h nSyer
a sure cure for Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis'
In1uenza and all pulmonary aiseascs +
EVERY mother should keep supplea VII"
this wonderful cough medicine
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WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS.
People Want Liquor Traffic Stopped in
Huntsyille--Other Business

Ogden. July 16.--The people of
Huntsville, Weber county are up in
arms over the work of Kohn. the liq-
uor dealer. making a canvas of the
valley for the sale of his liquors. a
communication was received by the
board of county commissioners from
citizens of that town setting forth
that they stopped him selling in the
eity of Huntsvills. but that his solicit
ors go to the borders of the town
and there succeed in selling to the
people of the town, They asked the
board to take steps looking to put
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-16

izing the famous hot pots resorts these
warm days -,
Committees for the celebration OF the
Twenty fourth have been chosen' anu
crowd out on that day. One of the
main features OF the day will be game
of baseball between the Park City ana
Heber teams.
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And IN acoorddnce Wlth NV HHu ~
said In day OF June, 1891, so many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock
as may be necessary will be sold at pub
llc auction at the office OF the SECRETARY
OF said company a the state Bank OF
Utah. Salt Lake city, Utah. on Friday
the ath day OF August. 1900 at 10
o'clock a. m, 20 pay the delinquent as
sossmeut thereon. together with the
costs OF advertising and expense OF sale
HENRY 4. McEWAN,
Secretary
state Bank of Utah, Salt Lake city
utBh
First publication, July 10, 1907.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

CHERRY CREEK MINES CO..
Principal place OF business, Salt Lake
city, utah~-Nouce There are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on
account OF assessment No. 3, of two 81
cents per share. levied on the i'm day OF
June, 1907, the several amounts set nppo-
site the names of the respective share
holders, as follows
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CITY TAX LEVY FOR 1907.
Rate Fixed by Council at l71s Mills
Court Notes.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence.
Provo July 16--At the meeting of the
city council last evening the city
council passed a taxing ordinance for
the year 1907, levying the following
taxes Contengent expenses. 3 mills;
waterworl1s, 3 mills; streets and alleys,
) mills; Interest, mills; public library.
y mill: sewers and drains. ~ mills--a
total of 17ls mills. or S4TS0O on the tax
able property of the city.
The matter of purchasing fire eX-
tinguishers was referred TO the COM
mittee on fire department with power
to act.
that the building on the corner OF Fifth
West street and Center street was UNI
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HEBER.

storm--Will Honor the cath.
Special Correspondence.
Heber Wasatch Co.. July ia NUM-
Der OF the prominent lumber dealers
of Utah county were visitors TO this
city yesterday and Saturday Their
object was to look over the lumber
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Nnh#a
HIHkUMH
FVERYRnDYS CRNDY
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
EvERYBODYS CHND>


KENNEDY DITCH IRRIGATION Co,
Sugar Precinct County Of salt Lake. aud
State Of Utah. Notice. There arc delin.
quent upon the following stock on ac-
count OF assessment levied on the I'm
day Of May. 1907. tho several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders as follows.
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STATE CONSTITUTION.

Constitution of the State of Utah,
with all the amendments. A limited
edition just issued. 25c per copy; post
Laid to any address.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
@ Main Street.
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shares Of each parcel nf such stock ~
NAV be necessary, viii be- sud ~ the
office OF tho Secretary, Room No bl,
Tribune Building, lla south Main street,
Salt Lake city, Utah. an the lst day
OF August. 1901. at The hour Of o'clock
y m. 20 nay delinquent aysessmcnt
thereon. together with the cost ~ adver-
Using and exnenfes ~ The sale.
T. n. RICHARDS. secretary
Room 81 Tribune HlAg liq South Main
Street, Salt Lake city, Utah.
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A BISHOP WHO COLTS.

The Right Rev. Arthur F. w. Ingram,
bishop Of London, is often TO be seen on
the links, being AN ardent devotee of
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STIMULATION WITHOUT IRRITA
TION

That Is the watchword. That is what
orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does. Cleanses
and timulates the bowels without irrita-
ton in any form.---F. j. Hin Drug Co.,
THE Never Sugsttutors.
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Walkers Day at Lagoon, Saturday
Your friends will all be there.
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State ST. Hardware for lawn now
ers, hose and poultry netting 252 State.
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Manager, Il, A. Darkin.
teS Gath 81. Telephone i3s-k.
Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday ana Semi-Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as at
the Salt Lake Office.
-
Calculator. John j, McGregor.
22+5 Wash. Ave. Ind. Tel. Isl.
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News should be
made to the circulator. Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
as In salt Lake.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT


for
Works Residence. Sa Fourth North st Phone Ind s-M
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RAILROAD THEE cAuaHT.

One by one the railroad officials are
catching employees who have been steal
ing from them. Special agent Jones
has been doing some excellent detect
i've work along that line during the past
month. The last man to come under
his notice was Writ Place. a southern
been in the company's employ for about
eight months on freight trains. Last
January the train on which he was
running was wrecked MT Death. New
ada, he there observed a chance to steal
from the company 1t is claimed two
pair OF very fine blankets. The