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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-24

state VS. James +. Younger. assault
with deadly weapon. defendant ar.
raigned, plea of not guilty entered. ami
case SCI for second day of next term
at o'clock.
Sarah G.. nurkholder vs. g.. ID. Burk.
holder divorce granted, plaintiff
awarded fll attorneys fees $50 suit
money. and sl5 per month temporary
llmony until tho final settlement of
the case, and possession UI the home.
o.. O. Newell ts. ". ID. Mcconnell.
ease dismissed hy order of court
George A. Ogrossik vs. a. A. Thor
Icy. demurrer OF defendant sustained.
and plaintiff given so days in which so
amend.
Eya r.. Orton VS. Chas Augustus orr
tom suit inr divorce. continued for The
term.
a number of probate and guardian
ship matters were also disposed of
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.
Tho quarterly conference OF this stake
was held on Che 18th and 18TH inst
There were present. President Francis
N. Lyman ana George Albert Smith
oi the council OF thC apostles. President
j. O.. NcQulrrie of the Eastern States
mission, aud President Bosti1u of thl
Wayne stake, also Mcsdaucs Connolly
HuII and Lyman. repres sutug Oh,
PRIMARY associations. Aounc Ladies' A.
T. a.. etc., a. very enjoyable and Iu.
struc,rg conference WAS held.
Herman ID. B5yIos is down with ty.
+ phUii f.N.r. huJ ls doing ag we'll 90.
could Doe oNp.etej. Dr. Green has Uh'
case m hand.
The district school win not com
d Wylo' until oct e. thus giving IN
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halls OF the new building where they
carried out the ceremony of unwilling
II VIII be remembered that Prof. Evans
was the one chosen by the people to
dedicate this up-to-datc building. The
choice fell upon him because of the kind
remembrance i'm which he is held by
the citizens OF this place, many of
whom have been his students during
his career as teacher 70 was therefore
thought appropriate that the boys and
girls whose parents he had taught
should show this honor to one retired
from the teachers profession.
The picture comes as a present from
his own grandchildren, several of whom
are attending the Grant, IL having been
suggested by Supt. Nielsen and the
board at the time of tho dedication that
his picture should be placed upon the
wallis of the new building.
Prof Evans was for years principal Of
the city schools but has since moved
10 Payson, this county where he now
resides. He was twice tho choice Of his
party for the position Of superintendent
Of Utah county schools.
The schools have been running for
three weeks with a good attendance
throughout out Of a school population
OF l,2l4, over 1000 arc in school. The
high school has now an enrolment Of
1903.
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TOOELE.
pEArK on aIRs. ]. MKEILAR.
Veteran and Pioneer of 20 Goes 10
Her Rest

Special Correspondents.
Tooele. Tooele Co.. Sept 23.--Tho
death az Mrs. Margaret Mcclellan wife
Of John Mcclellan, occurred here on
Wednesday evening last her death re-
sulting from gail stones from which
she has suffered greatly for SOME time.
The funeral services We're held 100 the
ward meetlnghouse yesterday. The
speakers. Patriarch Phillip DE Il Mere,
Elder James Dunn ana President n. =.
Gowans. spoke IN the highest terms OF
the deceased and testified 10 her taith-
mlncss to the gospel ana her exemplary
lfe A long line OF vehicles followed
The remains 10 the city cemetery where
the mortal remains of "a good ana true
woman were laid in the grave which
was literally covered with heautitul
flowers.
MIS-. McKellar was born in Glon
Douglas. Dumbart0ushirc. scotland.
Nov. 22 1881 cmigrated to Utah IN
1853. came 90 ToOelc iu the iulluWinb
wear. Sd. aud her husband hcins among
the very first 90 settle here. she
suffered au the trials ANA pflNauon7
of the early pioneers. and was AWAY
ready 20 feed the hungry and comiof.
the Borrowing. She Dr. the mother "l
N children, seven OF hhom hlt NV
living three sons and four daughttie
who. together with her aget huhpanu,
and hosts OF relatives ana friehds'Nl""l
her departure. She was true slI
faithful Iattor-day saint ana difn luN
al faith in the gospel when OH, ''N
brnced when little slfl.
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cago today. whittier Mt watson IS GO
Ing 20 attend college.
Other recent marriages are as fol-
lows.
Hyrum Bryner and Miss Bhoda C8n-
non. of ST. GEORGE.
George Thompson. and Miss Martha
Baker. of ST. George.
Harold Wilkinson of cedar CITY and
Miss Luella Facet. OF 81. George.
John A. HUMPHREYS of NIElu. and
Miss Emma Blake. of ST. Goorge.
Frank w Jarvis. and Miss Mary
Burgess. OF St George.
These young people were an married
pm The Temple and are among Che very
best that $50. George can produce. and
Che News Joins host of friend
in wishing them long. useful. and prose
porous lives
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AHUNIANE APPEAL.

Mr.. L. D. Williams. 100 West Main ST..
says: 81 appeal TO an persons with
weak lungs TO take Or. Kings New
Discovery the only remedy that hsa
helped me to fully come up To the
proprietor's recommendation" II saves
more lives than an other throat and
lung remedies put together. Used az
cough and cold cure the world over.
Cures asthma. bronchitis. Group. who0p-
ing cough, quinsy. hoarseness, and
phthisic, stops hemorrhages OF the
lungs and builds them up. Guaranteed
al n c. NJ. J. Drug Store. 1l2-1l4 So.
Main Street, SOC and S1.0O. Trial bot
Ito free.
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WAY OF THE TRANseREssoR
Gamblers IN Troublc--Ncw Arrivals
News Notes In Brief

Special Correspondence.
Nc Pleasant Sept 2i-Miss Mabel
Borg o. az the y. Y. e.. Provo. again
this year. where she De- engaged as au
resistant instructor ON the piano
Thursday forenoon officer poulscn ore
rested "a Mr Fitzpatrick. violinlst of the
Saltair Beach orchestra, and 81 J. Stau-
ford Of Evanston, Wyoming. who D.
here under the employ of l.. =. Nc
Craloy. oil expert for playing craps
Tho parties were having an exciting
game. drawing more or less attention.
when the city marshall got next
lie arrested the gentlemen Tor violating
the city ordinance prohibiting gam
bling, the game having been for bets
money. The violinist was Co leave
ON the afternoon train, and as the mar
shall required a deposit of S25 each for
their appearance the following day iu
court. he rustlcd about and succeeded
IN soaking his violin TO q brother mu-
stefan. To make matters worse. Just
before the train pulled out hc received
a phone from Provo. wanting him 90
play at a party that evening. 90
course. he was up against 20, which
caused him 60 complain considerably
at crap" games, policemen, and every
body in general
Mr.. Sanford got his employer to go
MS security OF ESQ lNA AN AiN' Ni'.t'
pulled out for the north. he managed
TO climb aboard. He was located az
Thistle Junction. where the constable
held him for the marshal from Nt
Pleasant. who went after him.
Miss Bert Sorensou has disposed of
her millinery business 20 Mrs Emma
Lamont. who stiu continues her own
business and branch house at Spring
City.
Miss Iva Lee. while al her fathers
farm. had the misfortune 90 rum a
pitchfork into her arm.
Arbrelia Scely. while playing ON the
school grounds. received "a bad cut from
the fence around the school lawn. She
went 20 the doctors and found e. nee
essary to have a couple Of stitches
taken in the cut
Andrew Romon and family have
moved TO Ephraim. where they viii re-
side hereafter.
Born. 20 the wife Of Herman Evcrets.
a daughter. Sept 49, 1907; 90 the wife
Of Bishop Daniel Rasmussen. son,
Sept. 10, 1907.
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PAYSON.
New Tabernacle Nearly Completed aud
Seatcd-Ncws Briefs.

Seatcd-Ncws Briefs.
Special Correspondent
Payson. Utah CO., Sept. 20-Quite
number Of farmers have received or
ders 10 dig beets and have commenced
hauling. The yield this year promises
to be large.
Light frosts visited this locality the
last two nights but did but little dam
age.
The paving on both sidewalks Of
main street is completed and adds much
TO the value Of the thoroughfare
The seats for the new stake taher-
nacle have been put in place and the
painting is about completed The
building has been favorably spoken OF
by all who have seen It and tested its
acoustic properties. The dedicatory
service will probably be held at the
next stake conference in November.
Some one set fire TO the grass at the
foot Of the western mountains last
Monday and for a time farm houses
and stacks were threatened M that
vicinity but fortunately the wind
changed and not much damage was
done.
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WEBER COUNTY BUSINESS.
Commissioners After Land for New
jail-Inhrmary improvements.

Ogden, Sept. 24-The Weber county
board OF commissioners at its regular
session discussed the advisabllity Of
purchasing a small piece of land at the
rear Of the county court house property
on which to erect new jail. The
commissioners favor the proposition
and a committee will see what the own
ers of the desired land will sell &c for
The matter OF horse hire for the
sheun's office came up for considera-
ton. The board Is OF the opinion that
$40 per month is more than should be
paid for that purpose. A team Of horses
and blackboard may be purchased by
the county for the shcrins use
A number Of requests for aid for poor
persons were considered.
An electric lighting system may be
established az the county indumary
The matter Is being considered.
FUNERAL OF NELs PETERSON.
Impressive funeral services over the
remains Of Nels Peterson. the 1S-year-
old inmate OF the state industrial school
who died Saturday evening. were held
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
school chapel Rev. John T.. Carver
preached a beautiful sermon on the
necessity Of the youth applying their
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John ,. McGrcgor.

Increase in salary was referred 20 the
FIRE committee.
A resolution calling upon the chief
OF police TO abate the graphophone nuis-
ance az the nickel theaters was pre-
scented and referred TO tho police COM
mittCc.
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CRUSHED IN GRAVEL PIT.

In cavern which occurred at tho
gravel beds just east Of Provo. this
morning David Strong, son OF Joseph
Strong Of the First ward. came near
losing his life. The young man was
getting a load OF gravel when the
bank caved In upon him. The wagon
was smashed and young Strong was
buried with it His entire body was
covered except his head. He was dug
out as quickly as possible. and while
his Injuries are severe being badly
bruised and having an iron hook
pressed into his lungs the chances arc
favorable for his recovery,
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PAROWAN.
DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS.
Quarterly Coufcrcucc-School VIII
Open Ovt. for short Year

Special Correspondence.
Parowou, Iron co. Sept. Is-rbs
september term of tho district count
was held here today and the business
of the term completed The m.tf.rs
heard and disposed of by Julae C-..r-
wood follows.
The state VS.. Willard Watson. CHARGED
with assault with "a deadly weapon. by
consent defendant was allowed to- plead
guilty to simple assault, and o. nue ,f
500 was imposed.
state VS.. Herbert Wood criminal
SANDER motion To- quash information
and dismiss the case ovCrruICd and dc.
PENDANT arraigned. entered plea of uot
guilty. and case set Tor second day OF
next term.
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WEDDING BELLS.

Marriage licenses have been Issued
TO the following couples:
John II. Stevenson of Springville,
Mary Thomas Of Spanish Fork
Asa J. Clark and Julia p. Bone OF
I,ebf
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An ordinance was passed confirming
the assessment In paving district No.
g. and the city recorder was authorized
To sell the warrants.
DIVORCE SUIT.
Emanuel Gordon Jones Of Spanish
Fork. has brought suit for divorce
against Josephine Jones on the ground
Of desertion. The parties We're mar
ricd in July. 1874, at Barton county.
Mo. Defendant is at Steamboat
Springs, Col, and refuses TO come TO
Utah
SENATOR GOES TO WASHINGTON.
Senator smoot left for Washington
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-24
EVENING NEWS TUESDAY SEPTEMBER "a 1907

more, scvier county. have purchased OF
the Sanpete Realty company o. city lot
In the southwest part Of town Tor $500.
and VIII move here in tho near future
with the Intention OF making this city
their home.
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A delicious luncheon with prompt
service at on hours az the Royal Cafe.
a GOOD place TO eat.
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ST. GEORGE.
DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS
Weddings GaIorc-Prizc Bear Hunt
More OIL Outnts--DiNlc Notes

Weddings Galorc--Prizc Bear Hunt
More OIL Outats--DiNic Notes.
Special Correspondence.
ST. George washington CO., sept la.
There has been no rain for several
weeks but the weather Is much cooler.
Tho Woodward school opened With
good attendance Monday. Sept, is.
Prof. Arthur yelling OF tarminsloN
- principal
Tho government Is building station
nn Che santa Clara stream above lhe
cha Iburn ranch. for tho benefit Of the
rangers on the Dixie reserve.
PRIZE BEAR HUNT.
A bear has made such havoc among
fHs cattle on Pine valley mountain
that the people offered reward OF
several hundred dollars Tor any one
who would KIN the beast Two men
and three hounds have arrived in Pine
yanr, from Smithncld. Utah. 90 try
their luck with bruin, who has thus
far escaped many good hunters who
have followed his trail.
PRESIDENT WINS HoNoRED.
Last Friday night O. fruit festival was
held boz the nall in honor OF President
A. w. Wins of Juarez stake. who with
his wife. came To- attend the county
fair ana visit with old friends A very
enjoyable time was had. ID. II. Norris
was master of ceremonies, and good
program was rendered.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
The Fifth judicial district court was
i'm session in ST. George four days last
week Besides a great many probate
cases the following came mp Tor trial;
Tho Utah and Eastern Copper CONF
pauy VS.. NJ. NJ. SNOW; suit was brought
To- secure the surplus waters of jack
son spring. Tho court rendered judg-
mcnt in favor of defendant.
dc Wolf VS.. GrcEerEon. suit brought
20 secure payment on a promissory
note was settled ont OF court and case
dismissed with costs assessed to plain
tin
Wnhelmina 6. Sullivan VS. Charles
O.. sullivan. suit for divorce, which was
granted.
Tho state OF Utah VS. Toab. Indian.
grand larceny The Jury returned YER
I dict Of guilty with recommendation for
Clemency. Defendant was given one
year in the penuentiary
The last case has cost the tax nay-
ers about $500 To u.s. Toab's second
/ visit TO the penitentiary, being sent up
before for killing a fellow Indian. The
| charge Of assisting iu the killing OF
| Major Powelrs men, many many years
| ago, is also laid al his door
MORE OIL OUTFITS
Three more oil rigs and lumber for "a
/ large boarding house have arrived at
! Lund from Los Angeles for "a Mr.
! Montgomery. Five men with double
| outfits have left ST. George and Leeds
/ and more win shortly follow TO freight
! the lumber and rigs to Virgin.
WEDDINGS GALORE.
ID. Clark Watson of parawan, and
| Miss Nan Milne Of ST. George. We're
/ married iu the ST. George temple last
| Monday. 4 grand reception was held
| Frank j Woodbury. in the evening.
/ The young couple wiz leave for Chi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-24

WI 30 JOB PRINTING ana the
kind of lob printing that everybody
wants who wants good work. The Des-
Crot News
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the benefit Of Elder vcru LYMAN. VINO Is
lHNnNng as u missicnnry On Texas over
10 Was raised and sent TO him 90 aid On
lNo good tnusc.
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SPRINGVILLE.
PIONEER EDUCATOR HoNoREo.
Portrait Of Prot. q. u, Evans Unveiled
In Grant scllool-Iargc Attendance

Special spondence
fpringyille utah co., sept -o-i-l
week IN pupils of the Grant school
Witnessed the unwilling of "a beauiliul
halftone portrait OF Prof o. II, Evan
Two hundred students gathered M inc
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Manager. T.. 4. Inrkin.
go Ath st. Telephone 113-k.
Advertisements for the Daily.
saturday and SEMI Weekly News
the salt Lake Ofhce.
CirCulator. John y. MCGrcgor
2iSi wash. Ave.
Telephone Bell 69i. Ind. %
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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Mrs. Anthem Bertleson OF this place
had her arm broken recently. With her
husband and children, she was going 10
Inc mountains for berries. I'm bad
place m the canyon tho wagon was
overturned. throwing out the occupants.
I'M. children were bruised some but
mo- one seriously save MIS- BeItlesou.
The past tNo nights have been very
cold. Frost killed AN the tender plants
and foliage. Much garden truck viii
be ruined.
All. ANA AIRS. Bean kenner OF Elsl-
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
FUEL ASSURED FOR WINTER.
Another Fire at Observation-Disclosures
Accident-Frost Kills Vegetation.

Special Correspondence.
Mt. Pleasant. Saupetc Co., Sept. 20-
The Huntington and the Larson coal
mines, located east OF here, arc being
worked 20 their greatest capacity.
Early in the fan Nj T.. w Wall agent
for the Utah Fuel company. gave mo-
tice that he could not promise any
coal whatever and farmers and team
sters had better lay On a supply from
the coal mines. The mines mentioned
have been furnished with several min
crs each and teams have been hauling
for some time. From 80 10 100 teams
have been counted in one day on the
road To the local mines AS a conse-
quonce AT. Pleasant and neighboring
towns are IN a better position this year
than last. as far as the coal question Is
concerned There is still demand for
coal, but II is hoped that enough will
be secured before the winter comes.
FIRE AT FAIRYlEW.
Fairvlew has had another fire this
week. The roof on the home OF Hyrum
Tucker caught ire from a defective
stovcplpe. The telephone operator
learned OF Il and called up an the poo-
pie she could A bucket brigade was
formed and saved all but the roof OF the
house The damage amounted 20 about
SIS.
some Youngsters recently broke into
q mail box az the Mt Pleasant post
office Tho lock COZ thc box mentioned
was detective and was easily unfas-
tened The contents We're taken ont as
,vcIl as in other boxes The officers are
Duo search OF the offenders ana III caught
viii uo doubt De called to answer TO
Uncle sam.
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d. Clark Watson of Parawan, and
Miss Nan Milne Of St George, were
married iu the St George temple last
Monday. 4 grand reception was held
at the home Of the groom sister, Mrs.
Frank J. Woodbury.. in the evening
The young couple VIII leave for Chi
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PRESIDENT WINS HONOURED.

Last Friday night O. fruit festival was
held bon the nau in honor OF President
a. w. WINS of Juarez stake. who with
his wife, came To- attend the county
fair and visit with old friends. very
onjoyab bic time was had. u. II. Norris
was master of ceremonies, and good
program was rendered.
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MORE OIL OUTFITS

Three more oil rigs and lumber for "a
large boarding house have arrived at
Lund from Los Angeles Tor "a Mr.
Montgomery Five men with double
outfits have left ST. George and Leeds
and more win shortly follow, TO freight
the lumber and rigs to Virgin.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-22
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

No small noise sounds as bad as that
made by squeaky shoes.
Lift any little woman's thumb and
you will find n man under II.
How few people are rs polite TO their
friends as they are TO strangers!
People seem TO begrudge preacher
everything he gets except his vacation
The child that Is ruled by love and
the child that has its own way live at
the same house.
II you were mind reader you would
lean S"lot Of unpleasant things which
now you can only surmse.
The man who prldes himself on being
n great observer OF little things" can
usually be relied upon for n few un-
pleasant remarks.
Soon after boy ceases 10 credit his
father with being the smartest man on
earth he inagines his father should
consult him Oh all doubtful issues
Atchlson Globe.
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cHoPMIsr
THE MEMS SUPPER. HELD At w.
L. ROUNDS HOME, MAR. 2.

Yes, the men brayely accomplished
The great end for which they tried.
Ladies'! We were fairly beaten;
sound their praises far and wide.
Let us give the honor due them.
And perchance that some fine day.
We can mount little higher.
And out-do them in the way.
For il | but heard correctly,
IL was limited on the sly.
Some would rather pay five dollars
Than again make cake or pie.
l. en- their wives poor, patient teach.
erS,
Thought five dollars none too high
For the time spent in the showing
How 10 make the flour fly.
Under disadvantages laboring
Knowing not where holders hid,
Man used gloves TO save the fingers
When cake from the oven slid.
o, such pies and cakes they served
up,
Some with pictures. some TO read.
o! that special pie OF chocolate,
The Treasurer made, walters 10
feed.
o so excellent as walters,
In their aprons made OF white;
If they rushed against each other,
Still the hold was firm and tight.
Not a drop of chowder wasted,
Not a drop upon the floor:
With the sweat upon their faces,
They moved onward as before.
Surely women, clashed together,
Would have shrieked at such a fate
Spilled the chowder, ruined dresses /;
And mayhap broken the plate.
On the whole it was victorious
Singing, decorations, all;
And cheers we ladies gave uproarious
Just before the curtain fall.
But another subject followed,
Close upon that scene so gay;
Ere the dawning of the morning,
One in brcathless stiffness lay,
Who that eve had been among us:
So the lesson We may need
That this life Is but a vapor,
And We should the warning heed
Told TO us in Scripture Holy,
Ever on the watch be found,
Working faithfully for the Master,
Keep within the narrow bound.
So that when our life works ended
And we're called from earth away
We will still be sounding praises.
Praise to Him who guides our way