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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-29
FAIRvIEW. IDAHO.
PASSING OF MRS. LUCY ]. LAKE.
Pioneer and veteran of 10 Closes Re
markablc Career.

Special Correspondence.
Fairyiew. Idaho Jan. 26.--Lucy j.
Lake, wife of Barnabas Lake, and twin
sister of the late Hon. Lester j. Her
rick of Ogden, Utah, died ut her
home in Fairview, Idaho, on last Tues
day. Ian. %, ut the age OF 79 after
brief illness of one week from an at
tack of pneumonia
She leaves The following named
children: Mrs. George Cafferty, Mrs.
Frank Hail. Lyman Lake, Mrs. VIII
liam Van Leuven, Mrs. James TaN-
lor. Mrs. Ransom Van Leuven and
Lawrence Lake; also IS grandchildren
and 20 grent-grandchildren
The funeral services We're held at
the Westinghouse at Fairview, Idaho,
Thursday. Jan "a, at noon, Bishop
Edwin Bodily in charge The speak
ers were Nj. w, Pratt of Preston, Ida,
formerly bishop of ITairview for 16
years. James r., McNeal of Fairview
aud jain L. Herrlcll, of ogden. Utah,
a nephew of the deceased. Tho fun
eral was very largely attended indi-
eating the high regard and esteem IN
which she was held by those who
knew her in life, Que of the speak
crs who had known her a life time,
testified of her sterling qualities. her
lnimoslty to none and good will TO
all displayed Throughout, her long life.
Lucy Jane l1erltCk Lake, daughter
of Lemuel and Sallie Herrlck, was
born. Dee. IA. 1927, at Nelson, Port
age county. Ohio In 1880 her par
cuts accepted the gospel and became
members OF the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints; one year
later the family moved to jackson
county. Missouri and in 1884 were
driven with the saints by mob and
settled In Far West. In 1S3S they
We're driven again and their home
destroyed by fire along with many
tthers and her parents moved to
Commerce afterwards called Nauvoo
at which place her mother died
through hardships and sufferings en-
dured on account of her religion. The
family crossed the plains and arrived
in Salt Lake City. Sept, 20, 1859, and
after few days rest came To Ogden
where they continued to reside In
July, 1851, on the day that her broth
err Lester J. married Sarah Garner
she was married to Rarnabas Lake.
About 80 years ago her husband took
to farming in Cache county and in
few years thereafter removed TO
FatrView, Idaho, where they lived
until death called them. Her hus-
hand died at Logan. Utah, IL years
age, while undergoing an operation
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FOR CHINESE FAMINE FUND.
Citizen Gives Reasons for Contributing
To Cause of Suffering Humanity.

The following was sent the News
with IS bill for the starving Chinese:
Editor Deseret News:
Provo. Utah Co. Jan. 29.-Please find
enclosed q small amount for the Chi
nese famine relief fund $50
j take pleasure in making this con-
tribution for several reasons, and hope
enough Americans win respond to the
call of President Roosevelt TO enable
him to send the largest amount of any
country to relieve the sufferers. But
this Is not the main reason, nor does the
question OF like on dislike of the Chinese
enter into the consideration of the case.
To employ the saying of Lincoln, APP
piled by him TO the poor: The Lord
must love the Chinese. or He would not
have made SO many OF them.
] feel that the Christians and the de-
cent citizens of this country owe the
Chinese something for the indignitios
that have been heaped upon them. and
for the wrongs they have suffered at
the hands of hoodlums OF this Christian
nation, and consider this an opportune
time to show that the American people.
generally, are OF the upiniorf with David
Starr Jordan, that ut is more import
ant that a. man should be decent tha 4
that he should be white" And To show
To the Chinese, living here, that the dis
graceful abuse of their countrymen IN
Golden Gate park by the Christian (?)
soldiers OF California, as reported in the
News at the time OF the san Fran
cisco disaster, and while the heather
Chinese of Fresno aud other California
towns We're sending aid to the stricken
citizens OF san F'rancisco, with instruc-
tons TO divide their gifts among white
ana Chinese alike. does not represent
The heart of the American people, nor
tho influence OF Christianity.
And, finally, hope Utah win respond
literally 70 the call of the president,
and nave her name written near the
top Of the column In tho record OF this
work for humanity.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
The city council was in session last
night and transacted routine business.
Al the request OF the Commercial club
a committee consisting OF Mayor Fris-
by, President Booth and Conncilmen
Giles, Bot and Evans, was appointed
TO take general charge of the enter.
tainment OF the commercial travellers
at their convention 10 be held In Provo,
June 2l 10 49,
A resolution was adopted selling l2Ox
1880 feet on the northwest corner OF the
courthouse block to- the United States
OF America for q federal building site.
for the sum OF 81, and authorizing tho
mayor and the city recorder 10 execute
a deed for the same.
Councilman Poult0n's resignation for
business reasons, Wah presented and ae-
oepted. Councilman Miller presented
u recommendation from the Republican
members Of the Second ward asking
that Andrew ISnudsen-be appointed 10
I'LL the vacancy Oecasioned By the res
ignation or Nj. PuultOn. and moved
that Mr. Knudscn 10 elected 10 I'LL the
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80. se,>r, .. Ia

vacancy. Councilman Gray nominated
william u. Alexander ga Democrat)'
Mr.. knudsen WAS elected by a strict
party vote of six 10 three.
The committee on irrigation reported
the following schedule of water rates
for 1907, which was adopted:
city lots, 15c each acres of land SOC
each: Smoot Investment Co, sl10 u.
J. Warm Il Sons, $40; Provo Wooden
mills, $3.50: Tanners race, $50; Excelsior
mills. Stt0 Provo Foundry and Ma
chine company. $50; Hans Poulsen, SiO
Provo Pressed Brick company SIS.
saturday, Feb. 20 at 10 o'clock was set
for hearing objections to assessment.
LAKE MEETING TO BE HELD.
The waters in Utah lake are now
within II inches W compromise point,
aud applying past experiences to pres
ent conditions there Is q great PROBABLE
ity of the lake rising from three TO Ave
feet this season. The Utah county
Farmers association, composed of land
owners along the shores of the lake, are
becoming anxious that something be
done to guard against damage from an
overflow and meeting OF the associa-
ton to discuss the situation has been
called to meet in the Provo meeting
house next Saturday at o'clock.
CLAUDE FoRsYTHE'S FUNERAL.
The speakers at the funeral services
over the remains of Claude Forsythe.
held yesterday afternoon in the Third
ward westinghouse, were Elders Zenos
Whitaker Grin w. Jarvis, Ashley
Bartlett. w. II. Boyle, George Hartley
and Bishop n. n. Taylor. There was
a large attendance OF relatives and
friends, large number of students of
the b. Y. u. preparatory department
being present. Beautiful vocal seec-
tons We're rendered by the ward choir.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
J.-B. Fairbanks. the artist, is down
from Salt Lake on mission to intro
duce art in the public schools.
County Supt. Eggertsen went to Salt
Lake today to meet Gov Cutler and
the legislative committees on educa-
ton in the interest of legislation to
aid high schools.
A parents meeting of the Pleasant
View school district was held Sunday
| right, with Supt. Eggertsen and Prin-
| cipal Wentz In attendance
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EVANSTON, WYO.
Funeral of Mrs. Charles Mlchaelson--
New Steam Laundry for Evanston.
SPECIAL Corresnondenct

Special Correspondence.
Evanston, Wyo., Jan. 26.--The Evans
ton steam laundry is the latest add
tion to the business enterprises OF
Evanston. and has opened up with
good prospects for very successful
business.
The heating plant for the Federal
building has been shipped, and the con-
tractor, Mr.. Miller, expects to be able
to commence the work of installing
it by the first of the month.
Thos. Crosby, who has been at a
san;tarium In California for several
months, being treated for stomach
trouble returned home this week much
improved.
Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Chas. Michaelson. who died az
Knight, on Wednesday, viii be con-
Quoted Mt the L. d. S. Westinghouse, at
IL o'clock. noon, Sunday. by Bishop
James Brown, after which the body
will be taken to Amy for burial in the
family lot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-29
AFFAIRS OF
WEBER COUNTY
,.doe Howell overrules Demurrer
'''' Of Defendants in Big
Waterworks Suit.
uIp.yzAs SCHOOL GRADUATES
.,,Se Suit Against Ogden City
D, Mrr,lo bushnell Wants Divorce
riddle. Anderson Nuptiais-

OGDEN. nan. .s.--Judge Howell l,,. mas
o I'D his decision on the ae'n ,
rel .Sa attendants to the plaant'i'S 10 ~,
oil tiis tho case Of j. J. Brunmi'l
p1 y, against ogden Waterworks con- u :.
81 and ogden City IN sep. nra,s
psn', mo city council passed an o1ul
"s' Granting to the water"oiNs
h'nv. franchise to maintain ana
eO 1arate a waterworks IN ogueh I,ss
~. s a period of so years me p,a
10 10, : ,rorpht suit against the derena-
tihS - the court declare the
', .a,,ance invalid and void. and TO this
.hs defendants filed and argued a sen
'ne ,o.,rrrer. The court did not pass
e.o ,,anv important questions involved
VI s,r,,rrer was general and not
an.cioc. hence it was overruieu. -
sprcluding his opinion Judge ho"en
says: ,,...,,,,,y of
orsstions that might be involved NJ
M. ease that-in fairness TO the cour'
:. ..onl5 seem that they should pc re-
srssd nv the parties to those only
..s,ch are absolutely necessary TO a
.rrnrt decision of the matter upon
,ts merits. Had the demurrer oeen
snsc,al instead OF general. the court
Tom have thrust this burden upon
tne n,aintiffs but as 1t Is, while the
ronrt deems many allegations OF the
con,nlaint immaterial, the court Is
uot rprenared 10 say at this stage OF
the proceedings that all OF the aiies
cations thereof are immnteriai, ana
tSat there is no equity in plaintins
bIlI especially as the relation OF those
nnrtions of the ordinance which are
POSSIBLY invalid to the remainder can
only be determined by a more COM
nlete hearing upon the merits.
The court realizes, however, that
a speedy decision of this case is not
onlv desirable to the litigants but 70
the public as well and therefore II
the defendants answer. which they
may do within 30 days. 1t may be
understood that this case shall have
precedence over all others and shall
be subject to setting within five days
after the time It shall come OF issue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-29
WEBER COUNTY BUSINESS.
Additions TO Law Library--Amend-
mepts to Horticultural Law.

ogden, Jan. 29,--,rhe board OF county
commissioners received W. l., Maginnis
and T. d. Johnson as committee from
the Bar association Of Ogden. who
4 asked the board to make an appropria-
ton of $500 for the purchase OF $40 vol
unlus Of suprece court reports: also
an appropriation Of $500 for the pur-
chase of other law books for the law IL
brary at the courthouse. The board de-
Cided TO grant the first appropriation OF
$500, but declined the second one, be-
lleving that the bar association should
raise the 5000 for the other books de-
sired.
C. A Hickenlooper, member Of a
committee Of five appointed to prepare
new horticultural law appeared be-
fore the board and gave long eXpla-
nation OF the proposed amendments.
one Of which is that In every county
in the state fruit tree inspector be
appointed, and that the state pay their
expenses The board approved OF the
proposed legislation.
Now that Judge Murphy has decided
that the sanitarium near the mouth of
Ogden canyon Is within the city limits,
the board named Its members. together
With the county attorney, Il committee
to meet with tho city council and city
attorney TO decide on an exact bound
airy line between the city and county,
so that the same can be passed by the
present legislature.
the overseer OF poor, Joseph STAN
FORD reported that In all log tons of coal
nave been received OF which SO tons
nave been distributed among the poor.
II was decided to rent from Ogden
city portion of its ground near the
pest house for the erection OF county
pesthouse.
Game Warden Hogge reported hav-
ing, with the sheriff, fed hundreds of
luall during the past week, thus saw
'ns them from starvation.
MID-YEAR GRADUATES.
the mid-year eighth grade public
ShCol examinations were held laBt
week, and So passed successfully. Most
u them entered the High school
70 continue their studies. The list of
graduates follows:
onht-Gernude Watson, Fannie Mo.
Nleady, bertha 0akden, Monica Shields.
S asDei Ernstrom, Ruby Hart, 11llie
Soaeh, Moreno Moves, Junior Bowman,
Dyssle Lee, Leo Christensen.
,Madison-Verna Anderson, Martha
mons Ethel Hansen, Rosalio Higgin-
y',naln, Paul Child, Roscoe Glasmann.
S SNldnd Lewis, Percy Rhine. Annie
wvy5leN Feril Hess, Lola Slater, Fawn
wight May Marberger, Altman Islaub,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-29
PARK CITY.
TREASURE TROVE.
Old Working of Mayhowcr--Niss Olive
Smith Taken To Hospital.

Special Correspondence
Park city, summit Co., Jan. 2s.--The
Uintah Treasure Hin mine struck some
of the old workings of the Mayflower
mine a couple Of days ago, iinding ona
ore car and several hundred feet of
rails, which had been abandoned by
their owners.
one of the electric lighf companys
generators at the power plant over at
the drain tunnel burnt out Friday
making IT. necessary 10 operate It's
steam auKilary plant here In the city.
Miss Olive smith daughter OF Coun-
~ commissioner George Smith, was
taken 10 the Park City Miners hos
pital this evening 10 30 under an opor-
alton for appendicitis.
some person during the night re-
n,oved three locks of two box cars
witch were standing AT the ID. a. II. q.
dcnot but none OF the contents were
disturbed Whoever It was evidently
Mas scared away
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HOW TO AVOID PNEUMONIA.

We have never heard of a single in
stance OF n cold resulting IN pneumonia
or other lung trouble when Foley's Honey
and Tar has been taken. It not only stops
lungs. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar
and refuse any substitute offered. DIR. c.
]. Bishop OF Agnew, Mich, writes. II
have used Foley's Honey and Tar in three
very severe cases OF pneumonia with good
results in every case" For said by L. J.
Hill Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-29
LEHI.
WANT STATE AID FOR ROADS.
Elder James Schow Home From Mis-
sion Feld--New Arrival.

Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Utah Co., Jan. 2s.--At the
commercial club meeting Messrs. Farley
Austin. Andrew Field and Morgan
Evans were appointed a committee to
wait on the Legislature in conjunction
with committees from American Fork
and Pleasant Grove to get an appro-
priation to fix up the county road
from the point OF the mountain to
Provo bench.
Elder James Schow returned yester-
day from the Scandinavian mission
field.
Dr.. II. c. Holbrook has been appoint
ed county physician for this end OF
the county.
Melvin johnson has been appointed
deputy assessor for Lehi.
Senator John Y. Smith has purchased
100000 pounds OF wool.
Lehi high school scored 25 to 81 in ia
vor of Pleasant Grove high school in a
game of basket ball in the city pavilion
Jan. Is.
A son arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Webb yesterday.
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PLEASANT GROVE
FINED FOR ASSAULT.
Schools VIII Close Unless Coal Situa-
ton is Relieved.
special Colrespondence

Special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove, Utah Co, Jan, u.s.
Jesse Oler and j. c. Nelson were tried
before Justice BezzaIt last Friday for
assault and battery upon the person
of Alexander Ellis some three weeks
since. oler was fined $780, Nelson $40.
A damage suit will be filed against
them.
SCHOOLS WILL CLOSE FOR WANT
OF FUEL.
The district schools will close this
week for want of fuel II relief does
not come, This town has not received
a pound of coal for two weeks. The
situation is getting no better fast.
The home dramatic troupe will pre-
sent 1.-The Deacon's Tribulations," this
evening at the Opera House.
1t has been raining all night. There
Is mud enough this winter to suit eve
rybody, The snow is piling up in the
mountains.
A few herds of sheep have passed
through, going west. They have been
snow bound ON the reservation.
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SCHOOLS WILL CLOSE FOR WAN
INITI,T

When Freedom from the Mountain
high. Unfurled her Standard for all 10
see These words appeared I'm black and
white. Drink Rocky Mt. Tea" z,C.M.
/. Drug Dept.
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FULL LINE RECORD CABINETS,
easy payments. Columbia Photograph
Co.. 327 South Main.
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EASY PAYMENTS and written
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umbia Photograph Co. 327 South Main.
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS
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CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON
NO LIMIT TO ITS POWERS FOR EVIL

Blood Poison suffering and huni
hardly
OF all disorders
being
bighng of suffering and shame
articles clothing whose
by
little which usually first OF
follow of liberated mouth
unsghy copper cood swollen glands the
falling hair offensive ulcers the body and the
tered and the sufferer becomes object of his fellow spec
ally the eaeherou nature OF Blood Poison shown when the
infected combat
These minerals will drive all outward symptoms the troubles Tor
while the belief cured When,
however the treatment hefnds that the has only driven
the blood and the and usually
because these strong minerals have not only failed the from
the blood the
action certain for Contagious Blood Poi
healing blood purifying roots herbs
great forest and field We
particle
in any form SIS S. goes down to the
- - An bottom of the trouble aud by cleansing
W~Y the blood of particle of the and
adding ch heathfu qualities to this vital
&%W y 44W . fluid forever this powerful disorder.
So thoroughly does S. S. S. cleanse the
FUhELY VEGE
again, and offspring is protected
of
physicians will be glad without
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-09

tub. laveratory I water closet. In
all the building will have "a plumbing
fixtures, and it is declared that this
is the largest job of plumbing ever
done in New Mexico. These suites
will be model places for families of
two and the owners anticipate 40
trouble in keeping them full, as they
are supplied with every convenience
and are perfectly lighted and veltilat
ed. The work of finishing these
suites is still in progress.
Since moving into their new store,
the Lewis people have added several
lines that their cramped quarters in
the old place prohibited. Among
these are stoves, ranges, tin and gran
lite ware, wood ware and blacksmith
supplies. To accommodate their i'm
melse stock the firm now has two
small store houses acros the street
from the new building, a large adobe
store just south of the new
store, and will now tear down their
ware house on South Hill and with its
materials and more will build a new
n room OF immense proportions
at the corner of Walnut street and
Pecos Avenue. This ware house will
be sc by 200 feet in size and will be
fianked by sheds on each side each
ten feet in width.
h new building is very attractive
from it's front. The show windows
are models in plan for h display oil
anything from a pocket knife to a bug
gy or gas engine. The covering foI
the sidewalk, instead of being al
awning is a suspended roof that has a
decidedly artistic effect with sustain
ing chains that give it a draw-bridge
! effect.
The owner of the building, w. P
Lewis and w. T. Wells, are just a lit
tie proud of their new building-and
they have a right to be, for it is m
of the finest store buildings in the
entire Southwest and in it's particular
line is said to exec the entire Unit
ed States, and Roswell is proud with
them.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-09

In h Probate Court of the County
of Chaves. In the matter of S. f.
Russ, Junior.
Notice of Hearing of Final Report.
Notice is hereby given that jamie
Russ, administrator of the above es-
tate, has filed her final here
in and asks for the distribution of
the assets of said estate and that
she be discharged as administrative
herein and said estate be closed.
Notice is hereby further given that
said final report and application for
distribution and discharge are To
come on for hearing at the March
term of the Probate Court. 1907. on
the 18th day of March, 1907, at 10
o'clock a. m.
Witness my hand and the cal Of
said court this 21st day of February.
1907. F. P. GAYLE.
(SEAL) Probate Clerk.
(Fri. Feb. % to Mar. 49,
Figure with b. r. Smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone l7S. TIT