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,.,i,iactoy Progress Made in
s.orinu Arbiters Of Fate Of
SLAYER Of Or. Beers.
rsraTE OF MRS. ANN MARTIN.
-. Blakcly. Baggage Man, Hurt
o,,ouica OF Mrs. VI. 4. Morton
.,n-Funcral Announcements.

o-,,, Dec Eight jurymeT had
.,,spted by both sides up to clos
time OF the Second district court
s .v,nlne IN the murder trial against
- walker. the alleged slayer OF
=. pesrs. The securing Of a jury is
..,,r.ssing as rapidly as could rea-
..,.hlv be expected, after the great
...bIirliv given the murder through
IN. o-esg at the inquest and prellm-
,-.-, hearing. out Of the hundred
,.isrnsn subpoenaed, less than
,,i5 have been called into the jury
bsr 70 be questioned by the attorneys
,,rehing their qualifications 10 act
al Jurors in the case.
NJ grounds on which most Of the
b,r,-s have been excused. is that they
rave heard many Of the details OF the
.rlr and have formed an opinion.
lat h would take considerable evil
4erea 10 remove. Several peremptOry
challenges have been exercised by both
eles The attorneys hope 10 have
qorplete fury Of 70 men by tonight, so
tbst The taking Of testimony may be
commenced tomorrow.
Tha Jurors accepted up to last even
lrr are s. II. Brown, Charles G.. Chris
nm. I. j. Taylor. Samuel Siler. JOS
sbh p storey. William Wheeler.
Daniel Farnlund and J. J. Hutchlns.
The defendant is taking a great deal
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CHURCH NOTICES.

The somi-aunual conference OF .ho
Pioneer stake Relief society will Doe
held IN the stake house Friday Dec.
6. 1907 common sing AT q o'clock b..
m All interested in Relief socl aty
work are invited TO attend.
Pioneer stake Primary officers will
meet IN the stake han. 4 p. m. tri-
day Dec g. All secretaries. Cs-
pccially are Invited 80 Doe present.
Tho semI-annual conference Of the
Liberty stake Relief society win be
held in the Second ward meetugh 1usc
Friday Dec. 6, 1907, az 10 a. M, ana
,. IN The ward secretaries are
kindly requested to be present. -
The officers n the Primary ass7ci-
ations Of the salt Lake stake will hold
their officers meeting Saturday Dec.
z 1907 az 3 o'clock p. m, in the
Sixteenth ward Westinghouse.
A special meeting Of the bishops
and counselors ward clerks and one
or more representative fo the presl-
denotes OF the high priests. seventies
and elders quorums in the Jordan
stake will be held Saturday Dec. q.
1907. ia the Sandy bishops storehouse
at 1890 p. m.
The high priests quorum Of The
Ensign stake viii hold their regular
monthly meeting in room 81. Brig
ham Young Memorial building, al o
o'clock next Sunday morning. Dec.
s. 800 A fun attendance IS desired.
The quarterly conference OF the
elders Of the salt Lake stake viii Re
held In the Sixteenth ward meeting
house, at 1880 p. m, MondaE, Dec.
Q. 1907.
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elections IN 1900. when Hon Frank
oliver. now minister of the Interior
represented the whole territory But
this Is a foir Illustration ct tho actual
development going On. What will 90
Dc IN 10 years moro2 Business Bon
general keeps apaco with the growth
mentioned.
40 man here finds &c necessary to-
beg a bank manager or cashicr to ale
low him 90 draw % small portion OF
his deposits. Everybody seems TO
have money Tho Indians are spend
Ing their treaty money sn that now
81 and 81 bills are plentiful as
scrip" used 90 be.
Wheat IS selling Cor good price.
and oats more 500 Boo proportion. with
the result that many farmers tro
paying Of their indebtedness Nor lands
and imnlem - Js and looking around
for more land 10 buy, to raise moro
wheat and bccts, TO get more money
Co buy more land" etc. as Apostle
Grant 30 aptly puts H.
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CARDSTON. CANADA
PHENoMENAL PROSPERITY.
Crop. Abundant ana Money Plentiful
--i'olitiCs-Ncw Arrivals.
Special Correspondence.

..t.|i' NN''
Cardst0n. Alberta. Canada. 40, q
Ben MAY and wife. Ren Wood and
wife Thomas s. Law and wife. and
r.. W. PHlng and vito are an nanny
over the arrival = "a baby bow to
each home. while girls were iuat as
warmly wslcoml at the homes of
q. N Woof and D. l.. Jonson.
A. au evidence of the busy season
enjoyed hero. the writer. on the rand
90 his work. observed no less than
srYou steam thrcshing outfits hard
to work 0n the stacks OF grain. This
means -1uoh to the district. moro ,r-
IociulIy since fhc weather has remain
al ideal f0r tho completion of the
Eiant task tho harvest set FOR me
good people.
The Conservative party delegates. Iu
its recent convention at Lothbrld Ia.
unanimously rendered the nomination
az member to parliament. 10 Hon q.
A. Magrath. whom many of the
"NCws' readers know so we'll pbe
Liberals meet in convention this even
ing ana from an appearance. Mr.
W a. simmons WIN BE- their stand ~
bearer The election VIII b. hold
some time during tho winter. or early
spring ana viii give se.en members
20 Alberta, a rapid gro1th since Inc
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aptitude FOR a military life. but had al
ready developed "a remarkable talent
for drawing Tho records OF the acado-
led his class. One Of the instructors On
drawing at the time was Lieut.. Absalem
Baird who encouraged young Whistler
iu his art. out OF gratitude the boy
who was 90 become perhaps the great
est OF American artists. presented %
his instructor several 81 his sketches
These Lieut.. Baird put away IN n
scra DboOE containing various mcmcu-
toes of West Point Lieut.. Baird served
in the Civil war and reached the rank
OF brigadlor general before he died
The sketches were found a short time
MO In the attic of his widows home
and were presented 90 tho academy by
Gen. Baird son. Capt william Baird,
retired
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Winter Course IN the Beaver Branch
OF the Brigham Young
University.

The Beaver Branch OF the Brigham
Young University begins IFS winter
course December 2nd. IL continues UNI
tn March Goth. This course is open
with "a view to accommodating young
men and women who are not able to
enter school at the beginning of the
year. Those completing this course viii
be granted one sencsters credit The
subjects offered are. The common
branches. high school studies; also
courses 10 Trouwork, Domestic Science.
Domestic Art and Agriculture. The
tuition for the winter course IS s. co.
plus yl.0o library fee. In addition 10
the above courses. special instruction
viii be given in Elocution, Art. Book
keeping. and Stenogra ply.
Board and lodgings can be had for
1925 TO $3.50 a week
If you wish further Information. con-
corning the work, please write the prin-
cipal OF the Institution.
Yours Respectfully.
j. L. HICKMAN, Principal
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jackson OF Hyde Park.
Arthur j. Dent and Mary y. Price
Of Lewiston.
Heber Beck and jamie Benson Of
Newton
James 4. Stewart. Jr.. performed the
marriage ceremony az the home OF
the bridegroom last night Of Henry
Luudohl OF Logan and Miss Tilla JoT-
gensen OF ogden.
MONEY FOR COYOTES.
Nels Franson Of Cove collected the
largest bounty yet issued this season
by the county clerk 20 one person, for
the killing Of coyotes, when he present
ed yesterday the hides Of IA OF tho
prairie wolves He received at the rate
of 81 so ger head.
Mayor T.. w. Robinson left this
morning for Cedar City. where he goes
70 assist with the state institute that
viii be held there Friday and Satur-
day. Professor W 8. Ianeton Of
the 4. a. c. left yesterday for Bea-
yer City 10 assist in similar work.
Mr. John Leatham's family Of Wells
Vile is sorely afflicted at the present
time. Six of them. including his wife
are down with typhoid fever
Herschel Bullen OF Richmond has
filed suit Ia the First district court
for damages IN the sum Of $500 against
the cub River Irrigation Co. of Lew
istou, claiming that the defendant com
pany allowed waste water TO run over
his land and damaging his crops to the
extent stated, and also asks that the
defendant company be enjoined from
allowing repetition Of the damage.
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UTAH LAKE COMMISSIONERS.
Win be Elected at a Meeting Of Farm
crs ON saturday.

Provo Utah Co, Dec. 5-A meet
ing for The purpose of hearing reports
ana eectng commissioners for the
year 1905 viii be held by the farmers
q Utah county who are Interested in
be Utah Lake question on Saturday,
Dee q
ID. local coal dealers for the first
tine this fall began storing coal in
their bins Having filled all back or
de1s they are now prepared TO execute
orders promptly.
Nn John Thurgood presented her
husband with a fine boy. A. +. Eggert-
son was treated likewise by his wife.
The Sixth ward is going TO give a
basket party Friday night. Dec. 6, at
he ward Westinghouse for the benefit
81 the same.
VIM N Roylance left for the east
on business trip to be gone two
weeks
County Fish and Game Warden Mad
sen has sworn out - complaints
AGAINST parties shooting ducks after
sun down.
Garden City lodge No 10. X. Of p,
received an interesting and instructive
lecture on the principles OF the or
Der with new and advanced thoughts
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MORELAND. IDAHO.
Banquet and Ball Given I'm Honor OF
Retiring Bishopric-Medding.

Special correspondence.
Moreland. Ida, Nov. 29.-Thanksgiv-
ing day a party was given In the ward
hall Goo honor Of the retiring hishopriC.
beginning at p. M, "a program COM
sisting Of songs, speeches and rccitd-
tions. was rendered, after which tables
were arranged the length OF the room,
and an sat down 20 q sumptuous rec
past. and the way turkey, geese. duTs
and chicken disappeared was a mv-
vel Al s 3. M. all who felt so dis
posed enjoyed a social hop. until ~.
when the party closed A pretty fea-
turc Of the OCCASION was the presenta-
ton OF a large oak rocker 20 each Of
the members ~ the retiring hishopric
as token OF the esteem In which they
are held. John Wray made the pre-
sentauon speech ana ne three recipe
cnts responded foelingly.
THANKSGIVING WEDDING.
Another feature Of THANKSGIVING wa
the marriage of Miss Grace Hatch n
Philip j. Iiirchgestnor President Jas.
Duckworth performing the ceremony
which made them one
Ideal autumn weather has prevailed
hero and as "a result the farmers are
wei mp with their fail work. plowiuF
being the order Of the day. as am ths
bects are now harvested and at tho
factory, except what are piled st Inc
loading stations, and they are being
sent 10 me factory as fast as they can
be loaded ON the cars.
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Today $ Ogden News

lifc OF tho deccascd-hor true devotion
20 The gospel her love for her family
ana great good she had done in life
FUNERALS FRIDAY
At 1880 Friday funeral services over
the remains OF John Van Drummclcn,
"a native OF Holland. aged 80 years. who
died Tuesday. viii De- held at the Film
ward Westinghouse. His remains may
Doe viewed, on date OF funeral between
the hours OF 9 and 1880 "a. no.. at the
family residence, rear of the Weber
stake academy.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs Bertha Weirc who died Tuesday
OF pneumonia az Hooper will be held
tomorrow morning az N o'clock ut the
Konesville meetinshousc. Burial Will
Re made az Hooper
Commencing at o'clock tomorrow
the funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs Wells Chase will be held at the
chapel of the Rcoreanlzed church, corr
nor OF Washington avenue and Fife
tcenth street. The casket win be opened
at the home tomorrow morning.
ALLEGED CROOK CAUGHT.
a Fronchman giving his namo as
Fernand Fourncs. was arrested by the
police yesterday suspected OF being "a
lay night he was seen with his hand
n a mans pocket, but got away be-
fore he could be apprehendcd The
nolicC located him yesterday and placed
him under arrest. Whom searched moth
ms Of an discriminating nature was
found on him. Tho police believe he
IS the man who has been doing a land
office business the past week I'm the
rickpocket line He win be held pend
hlC further investigation.
sat AGAINST O. & S. /.
Suit has been commenced I'm the Sec
ond district court by the Utah & ore
gon Lumber company against the salt
Lake q ogden Railway company. own
cd by simon Bambcrger. TO recover
Sl24t.15 alleged TO be due Tor ties
furnished the defendant company,
which have not been paid for.
MISS ROBERTS AT THE GRAND.
The advance sale FOR the appearance
tomorrow night OF Florence Roberts
at the Grand Opera House I'm her lat-
est attraction "Zira," has been very
large. IL Is quite certain she VIII play
20 crowded house again in Ogden.
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PASSED EXAMINATION SUCCESS.
FULLY

James Donahue. New Britain, Conn.
writes; 81 tried several kidney remedies.
and was treated by our best physicians
for diabetes but did not improve until I
took Folcy's Kidney cure After the sec
ond bottle ] showed Improvement. and I'VE
bottles cured me completely Ghave since
passed a rigid examinatiou for life in
surancc." Foleys Kidney cure cures
back-acho and an forms OF Kidney and
bladder trouble. For sale by r. J. Hin
Drug co. "The Never substitutors"
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WHISTLER DRAWINGS.

live Recently Brought to light and
Added TO West Point Museum.
New York. Dec. 5-To the treasures
that have been gathered at the miu-
tary academy at West Point there have
been added five early drawings by ].
Mcneil Whistler which only recently
were brought TO light After being for
gotten for more than 90 years. the
drawings now hang in the library at the
academy.
James Abbott Mcneil whistler enter
cd the military academy On 1851 when
he WAS a boy Of rs. lie showed little
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LOGAN.
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS.
Wedding Permlts-Moncy for Coyote
Scalps-Suit for Damages.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Dec. 4-The Daughters Of the
Utah Pioneers met in the basement of
the tabernacle yesterday afternoon and
held their regular semi monthly meet
ing. very interesting program was
rendered Mrs. Ruth Hatch read the
Book Of Mormon lesson. Mrs. Pima
Fife OF Providence read an interest
ing paper giving an account Of her
experiences crossing the plains with her
parents. Miss Phyllis Thatcher rem
dered a violin solo. The membership
Increases with every meeting and the
members show great interest I'm collect
Ing genealogy and gathering relies Of
pioneer days.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Marriage licenses have been issued 10
the following persons:
Joseph Elijah Seamons and Lucy
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stantly killed on the workings " the
utah Copper company He had been
working but a couple of weeks foi. the
company. and did not understand the
warming that a blast was about 10 bel
shot on. and failed 60 get 90 place
Of safety.
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by Mr.. John p. Meakin. which was
very much appreciated. After which
a magnificent banquet was enjoyed by
all present.
Florence Roberts I'm "Zira" win make
her appearance here Saturday. Dec. Z.
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MRS. MARTINS ESTATE.

The appointment Of the estate of the
late Ann Horrocks Martin mas been
completed by the regular court apprais-
ers-T. A. Whalcn. Archibald McFar-
land and A. D. ShurtliT-who fix tho
total value OF the estate at &211S6.3G
OF this amount $4,000 consists of real
estate located in ogden city Tho per
sonal property consists OF cash, notes
mortgages, etc, valued at S49S6.36. The
heirs to the estate as set forth in her
viii are a grandson and granddaugh-
ter, in this city and a nephew and
niece In England.
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A DAINTY REMEMBRANCE

Is Perfume, and a delight to every
woman. Piver's, Houbigants Kerr
kou's, Pinaud's as wall as an tho
standard American odors. found in
our immense stock OF Perfumes.
p. j HILL DRUG Co.
The Never Substitutors"
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SPANISH FORK.
FUNERAL OF WIN. o. JOHNSON.
Impressive Services for Unfortunate
Nouth-Nital Statistics.

Special Correspondence
spanish Fork. Utah Co.. Dec. A.
The funeral services over tho re-
mains OF tho YOUNG lad William .
johnson. who lost - life. as record
cd In Mondays News" were held
here yesterday afternoon from the
home Of his uncle Str. Chris Fergu-
son, on tho Payson road Blshop
Argyle of the Second ward presiding.
who also was one OF the speakers.
The other speakers were Elders Mar
vinus Larsen, sylvester Bradford and
John Preston Greer. an Of whom
spoke words Of comfort and consola-
ton 20 the ber-aved parents. A solo
was sung. 1--WE Need Thee Every
Hour" by Elder r A williams The
Second ward choir furnished the
music
In the month Of November there
were seven births and three deaths at
this place.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News delivered By rerevey
made ]
Work. Residence. Fourth North Phone Ind s-M ~ '"
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OF interest in the securing of jury.
often counseling with his attorneys as
TO whether they should challenge the
t0lesman.
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ARE YOU

Satisfied with your printing Wen
give you satisfaction II you bring it
here
THE DESERET NEWS
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our 500 guaranteed razor IS best in
city. Full line OF strops and razor
homes. State street Hardware, 252 South
State.
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BINGHAM.

Young Italian Hit on the Head by
Falling Rock.
Bingham. Dec. "A young Italian.
Nick Kreneydas. was hit on the head
today by a falling rock and almost in
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BAGGAGEMAN HURT.

James Blakely, a truckman employed
In the baggage department OF the I'm
ion depot mot with painful injuries
yesterday by being struck with a truck
on the head. Blakely was going across
the tracks with "a truck when a switch
engine came along. II bumped into the
truck Blakoly was pushing knocking e
around, striking him a heavy blow on
the head and face, cutting and bruis-
ing him considerably He was taken to
the hospital for medical treatment
FUNERAL OF MRS. MORTENsEN.
Impressive funeral services over the
remains of Mrs. Mary Ann Mortensen
were held at o'clock yesterday after
noon at the Huntsville tabernacle. Bish-
ops Counselor John Hail 0niCiating.
Several selections We're sung by the
ward choir, Mrs. Eliza and Lizzie Pc
terson sang softly and Tenderly Jesus
Is Calling G.. Fred Schado sang some
Sweet Day The speakers were G.. S.
Schade. Adam Peterson and Patriarch
David Mckay. who in words Of SYM
pathy told of the beautiful Christian
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Suits and overcoats az half price
Daniels, 81 West Second South
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Advertisements Tor tho Daily.
saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as at
the Salt Lake Ofnce
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Circulator. John j.

Circulator. John y. McGrcgor.
2tsf wash. ave.
Telephone Bell 6gi: Ind. 70.
Payments for the Daily. saturday
and Scmi-W Weekly News should be
made 10 the clrculator Delivery
made bv carrier on the same terms
as IN salt Lake
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Hio OF tho dcccascd-hcr true devotion
20 the gospel her love for her family
ana great good she had done On life.
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Friday and Saturday 0rly.
fuu loose box back. nicely
trimmed. Oolors brown. blue
black sizes from 80 10 3S.
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fn "a pretty all wool Nuns
yelling. aibatros and siCil-
lian, Colors brown, green. "a
few gray and also "a large as
sOrtment in black.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-03-15

The council met III regular session
last Monday night ard transacted a
gisl OF routine business. besides Civ
ing attention to much that was no.
routine.
In the matter OF reduction iii the
city license OF plumbers which las
been before the council for about two
weeks the committee recently appoint
ed reported recommending that the
license be reduced TO $25 per year
for plumbers and SIS per year for
sewer connections, this to be rcgu
lated by a new ordinance and TO be
effective on April lst.
The question of reducing the numb
er Of dogs running at large on tho
streets OF the city was under discus
sion and all the members We're of rne
accord with the mayor that some d, l..
tic measures We're neces airy 10 ab4'e
the nuisance. 1t WAS prcpo Cd and
decided TO amend the dog ordinance
and ii is likely that strict ard eff
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FALSE REPORT CHEERS The
GAMBLERS But IT is FALSE

Helena March 12.-The stoly sent
out from here by some CORE 'pondents
of state papers to the effect that the
gambling bill would prove in opera
tive by reason of the fact that 'jok-
err in the way Of provision 10 al
low games for cigars, and which had
been stricken out by the senate,
which action was coucurIed N by the
house, had been copied II the enroll
ed bill signed by the governor!
prooves to be misrepresen cation. In
the sente, Sentor Everett Of Chou
teau county discovered the j ker
and moved to amend by striking it
out Senator White offered sIbsti-
tute to Everett's molten that game;
for drinks and cigars b. allowed in
regularly organized clubs. but this
Everett opposed and it was defeated.
The Everett amendment was adopted,
and the house coneurred. a se.un,ty
of the enrolled bill in the office Of
the secretary of state shows that the
provision to allow games for cigars s
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MILWAUKEE, IS
BEING RUSHED

Lewistown, March 10-P. II. Scan
Ian, commercial agent of the Milwau
kee, who has been here for the past
few days,gives out some interesting
news aabout the building work of that
road iii this section this year. He
thinks that the road will get into
Butte about the first of October, and
that it will be completed to Haralow
town by September1st, Just as soon
as the line is finished TO connect with
the Montana railroad al Hars | Wrown.
trains will begin running, Vii Two
passenger trains from this ity 70 Ia >
loWtown. The east-bound train W II
pass the latter point ga II in he
morning. and will connect with a
train fron and to this place The
westbound will reach Harl0wt Wn a.
bout l p. M, and also III Ike "nllect-
ions with Lewistovn tIan Har-
loWtOwn will be made Il diyi II point
between Miles City and Butte, and
round house will be built.
Indications are that the lumored
consolidation of the North Moccasin.
the Kendall and the Barnes-King
mining properties is about to become
a certainty. 1t has been known for
some time that examinations Of each
of the mines By experts from the 9TH
ers have been going en-, and it is
now stated on good authority that the
North Moccasin has been sold to the
Kendall people, they now controlling
the majority of the stock, and offering
Sl.o0 per share for the stock bought
some five years ago by local men at
12ia cents. Many of our people will
make big money On their investments.