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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
EV ANSTON, WYO.
Western Wyoming Honors the Utah
Pioneer Pilgrims

Special Correspondence.
Evanston, Wyo., July g1-on July Il
the Latter-day Saints and their TRENDS
showed reverence to the band of pioneers
that made this day possible At 10
o'clock in the morning OF July "a Il
parade left the Westinghouse. which
consisted of the Evanston brass band,
several beautifully decorated floats,
representing the Goddess OF Liberty. the
Bees of Deseret, sunday school noaj, on
which rode 80 little girls, one repre-
senting the flower Of Utah, and one
showing the principal Industries or
Wyoming, Indians, hand carts, stage
coaches, Columbia and her maids ON
horseback, all had their place. The par
AIDE, after going through the principal
streets of the city, went 70 the city
park, where the sports of the day took
place Between 500 and 600 bags OF candy
and oranges were given to the children
of the town. The day closed with a
grand ball In Downs opera lat which
a very large crowd attended.
This vicinity has been visited with
heavy rains during the past week, which
has had its good and bad effects
upon the farmers who are IN the midst
of their haying season, while their grain
and the range was suffering for the
want of water.
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T oday Ogden News

Everything attendant upon the affair
will be old fashioned The invitation
states that the ladies must be at
tired i'm mother hCbbards and sun
bounets aud the gentlemen must wear
coarse shirts and overalls and have
a weeks growth of beard.
Negro Porter Robbcd-A negro
porter rooming in the Banquet room
ing house reported to the police yes
terday that some one had entered his
room early Friday morning and had
stolen a suit of silk underwear. The
negro said he thought the thief was
white gambler who had taken the
clothing for the purpose of changing
his luck at cards"
New SwitcIi-Yesterday the Ogden
Rapid Transit company began the
work of putting in a switch at the de-
pot Of the Hamburger road on WASH
inEton avenue and Thirty first street.
The new switch will be large enough
to accumulate about IL street cars at
once,
New Express Agcnt--B. Partlett,
who for sometime past has been
agent of the Pacific Express company
in this city has been transferred to
pany's Office, He will be succeeded
here by Nye Dobbs. formerly cashier
of the company at Butte.
Taken Under Adviscmcnt--The ar
guments in the cases OF the Utah
Billposting company against w. p.
Sawyer and the j. p. O'Neill Con-
struction company against E, z.
Brown city recorder and Florence O.
Stanford, city auditor, were made In
the district court before Judge
Howell yesterday afternoon and the
nnNiGAp1ptnt
Pardoc Divorcc-Ella Pardoe was
granted Il divorce from l.. G.. Pardoe
by Judge Howell in the district court
yesterday afternoon. The plaintir was
given the custody of a minor child and
restored to her maiden name, Ella
Moulton. The divorce was granted on
the grounds of non support.
Wedding Pcrmit--A marriage Ii
cense was issued by the county clerk
yesterday afternoon to Herbert A.
preston OF Ogden and Emma Dora
Belnap of Salt Lake City.
VIII Explain Shor,age-1t is very
probable that the case against y. j.
Heather. cigar salesman who was
arrested at the instance of Max
Davidson of the Columbia Club Cigar
company will not go to trial. FRIENDS
Of Heather state that he can explain
everything in regard to the shortage
and make the money good.
Sandbaggcd and Robbed-E. b.
smith reported to the police that he
was sandbagged and robbed early Fri
day morning while he was riding along
Lincoln avenue between Twenty-thir
and Twenty fourth streets, ana was
relieved of s27. of which SO was IN
an unsigned bank check.
no ~ TODAY. take bath at Saltair.
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0FF|CERS WILL Be
NAMED TOMORROW
,,.o Title of New Stake Formed
In Northwest Part Of
County.
uppAMAGED BY CLouDBURST
,,ar,crs or Fruit Growing From John
= Moore of Grand Junction---Junc-
ton City News Briefs.

o.aen Aug. 1.-The new stake in the
.,huest part of the county and part
~ me old Weber stake will be organ
ia tomorrow afternoon in the stake
.,horracle. The new stake is all that
,ortion of the old Weber stake lying
20, of washington avenue and north
:. rwenty-fourth street and the Wilson
hne.
A. the conference tomorrow the name
=, the new stake, together with the Sc
lection of the presiding officers. will
\, made. There are many conjectures
osto the name of the new stake, some
ara after the smallest towns or com
rpnities which are Marriott and Perry,
while the names of Taylor is mem
,ioned in honor of Pleasant Green
Taylor. who was one of the founders
NJ the northwestern part of the coun-
Among those who are prominently
mentioned for the presidency are Bish-
IN lanes Wotherspoon, John V. Bluth,
Rjshop Stratford and John l.. Herrick.
n is believed that from this list the
nresident and two counselors will be Sc
lscted With the exception of the Re-
M society and the religion classes all
Me- auxiliary organizations of the new
stake will be organized tomorrow as
they were in the Ogden stake last Sun
day.
The division of the Weber stake into
three stakes has afforded an oppor-
tunlty for the employment of num-
Der of young men whose opportunities
IN ecclesiastical fields We're limited,
where the county was under one organ
cation.
There has been considerable discus
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LOGAN.
SEVEN COUPLES WILL WED.
Funeral of Miss Annie NJ Olson
News Briefs.
Special correspondence.

ENncful Oh MISS Siinic W. oisoii-
News Briefs.
Special Correspondence.
Logan. July 3i.-Marriaee permits
havs been ISSUED to the following
couples:
Christian Jacobsen and Lucy Bryant,
Lewiston.
John Kemp and Amanda NJ. Marler,
Lewiston.
p. n. sandberg and Annie Hill, Tren-
ton.
Charles r. Neal. Oakley. and Miss
Hattie Mccain, Smithheld
Samuel Teller and Marsrith Bau-
mann, Logan,
Thomas II. Carr and May Hennie,
Milvllle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bishop announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Francis, 20 Severine Jeppeson. the we'd
ding to take place some time in August.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Harrison
yesterday, a fine boy.
FUNERAL OF MISS OLSEN.
Funeral services We're held at the
River Heights ward yesterday after
noon over the remain of Miss Annie NJ
Olson, who died of rheumatic trouble,
having been sufferer IA years. She
was a sister of Bishop Lehi Olsen. The
burial was I'm the Providence cemetery.
SCHOOL WANTED.
school at River Heights There are
The Misses Caesar Violin and Piano,
Saltair today, Concert : to s.
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First ward Westinghouse. The Taylors-
vile Glee club will furnish the singing
and music, and Bishop w. b. Erickson
Of south cottonwood VIII be the speak
er.
Charles Caldwell. one of Murray's re-
liable business men who has been in
Idaho for the past six months, looking
after business interests there, Is home
for few days when he viii go back
to Idaho again.
The concert given in the Grant ward
Wednesday evening was great sue
cess as far as the rendition of the
program was concerned, but from the
attendance not much was realized.
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Recommendations for Street Improve
mcnt--Death of An Infant.

Murray, August ,-Recommenda-
lions with considerable Importance at
lached to them We're made to the last
session Of the city council by the street
committee. 1t recommended the plat
Ihs Of the AUDITING property ON Muir
ray street from Green river to the
q 5. L. station and suggested that
tne engineer and attorney be authoriz-
% 10 frame ana submit resolution
LOT me paving of this district. II al
~ asked that the engineer furnish
puhH ana specifications for cement
!ossings double rows OF four inch
ho.e blocks to protect the edge OF
srl1il2ihg on crossings from First TO
'nu avenues and to take steps to
pa.e entrances to private property In
paNlhs districts. 1t further recon-
lneuued That the city put in curbing
,,n me west side from Murray street to
Little Cottonwood creek, wherever the
property owners desire 10 lay n full
TO this erect.
Il, ne city attorney gave the informa-
uon that he had communicated with
'auWay companies In regard to install
VIZ nights on their crossings in this
Ivy, ana had heard from them to me
mat they are ready to install,
tt.ut-' ''"'" W. VIC expense or III
tmIlng an are light on Seventeenth
noulh street, and another so power
mtahdescent light on Eddington street
tracks. ~ ~ W. We
inc lighting committee was not In
position To make a complete report
out asked that the recorder he IN.
suueted to communicate with the
b3HPer authority Of the Utah Light &
MIl"aN company and the Ricky
nouhiain Bell Telephone company as
onullninE a permit for the purposo
n INSTALLING 3S incandescent lights on
Buoll poles ON state street from
"1nn'n corner To the city Hints.
me volunteer fire department OK
wnaed am invitation 10 the city faith
To march In the parade which viii
conducted Aug ~, and also 10 be
est,sehl az the banquet rendered IN the
PLEASANT SURPRISE.
last Thursday evening pleasant
baassl'lse was given Mrs. Mary 70. Gil
es, Az her residence In honor OF her
,hni5-sefenth birthday Besides her
AKA lNn mere were many OF her frlendl
mo a,qhalutancos present, II was "A
nre' oellghtful occasion. The family
roldl'llea Mrs Gilbert with beautiful
SUDDEN DEATH or CHILD
hiHsh infant child OF John woodruff Of
rhs N9toonWood died yesterday morning.
N"l'a was sick only a short time
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

BLACK JACK CONSOLIDATED MIN.
ING co, Principal place Of business
Provo. Dtah.-Notice Is hereby given
that at n meeting Of the board of d.
rectors Of the Black Jack Consolidated
Mining Company held ON the f0th day
of July, 1905. an assessment No. 2. of
3 cents per share. was lowed on the
outstanding capital stock OF the cor
poratton. payable Immediately to r. u.
Allen, secretary, room :, Knight Block
Provo city, Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment may remain unpaid on
Saturday August lth, 1908 Will be de-
linQuent, and advertised Tor sale at pub
lie auction and unless same is paid be-
fore, viii be sold on Friday. September
4th, 1905 at the hour of o'clock p. m.
of the said day. to pay the deltnduent
sssessmeut, together with the cost OF
advertising ana expense of sale.
r. L. ALLEN, Secretary
office room Z. knight Block. Provo City.
Utah.
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and the cause of death was not ascer-
tanned Funeral will be held tomorrow
from the residence with interment in
South Cottonwood cemetery
NEWS NOTES.
Miss Wood, secretary to Supt. G, NJ.
Mumford of the Murray city schools,
has resigned.
Monday morning Mr.. Mumford closes
his office for the week and will spend
the time at the head of the Weber
The NJ. l. association will hold Il con-
joint session Sunday evening in the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
EXCELLENT HEALTH ADVICE.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dawson. of No 379 Gift
ford Ave, San Jose. Cal. says; The
worth of Electric Bitters as a general
family remedy, for headache. bilious
ness and torpor Of the liver and bowels
is SO pronounced that 1 am prompted to
say word in its favor, for the benefit
of those seeking relief from such az
fictions There is more health for the
digestive organs in bottle of Electric
Bitters than I'm any other remedy
know Of" Sold under guarantee at u.
c. NJ. ]. drug store. soc.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


scaled bids viii be received in the Of
fee OF the board Of education OF DOR
dan school district. at sandy, Utah
and in the office ~ Lilenherg * Maescr,
architects . -5V-}5l Commercial CLUB
Building, salt l.aSc city for Tho fol-
lowing work viz. Bundng of II new
boileruouse ,takinE out boiler and re-
setting same and connecting up, at tho
Lower bingham school building. Put
IN ~ new ncutng pllut lor the West
Jordan school building. Puttng ~
piumbiug ana moving out and resettins
boilers. az Draper school building, mov-
mE out the boiler and reaettins
ana connecting up samc in East Jordan
school building separate bids viii bu
received ivr musuury carpentry In
GUIDING pBstcrHg and pauUus) and
heating. llaDn BID must be accom-
painted boy ccrti4gd cheek uf peg
cont of amount OF bid. made payable TO
the bouri OF Education OF Jordan Schoool
District. The aucgcssGul bidder viii be re.
CURED to stvo % bond ia u auul equal
70 one-haii of contract price. BIDS
Will loo opened ON an of the above
work Ut y O'Clock noon, Monday Aug.
10. gt the office OF the Board, at sandy
Utah. Rights reserved TO reject any or
all bids
BOARD or EDUCATION,
Jordan school District.
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FEDERAL BUILDING BIDS
Work ON Sixth Ward Chapci--Bicycie
Accident-Visit of the Stork.

Special correspondence.
Provo, Aug. Louis r. Shipley, who
served in the capacity as superinten-
dent of construction for the Ogden
postoffice building, has been appointed
temporary superintendent of construc-
ton by the government for the Provo
Federal building
Bids for the excavation that We're TO
be awarded today, were postponed un
I'll Monday
SIXTH WARD CHAPEL.
The metallic ceiling for the main
auditorium of the Sixth ward meeting
house has arrived and will be placed
In position the coming week. 1t is
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Perry ward meetinghouse Wednesday
Morris Peters, the speakers were FL
ders lllma lNCrsen. Richard Thorn,
Thomas G, Young, Brigham Nielsen
and Bishop Peters, who spoke words
OF comfort to the parents who have
the sympathy of the whole community.
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sion in the stake as well as in the
wards concerning the building of new
tabernacle for Weber stake on account
of the present tabernacle being too
small for general meetings. But since
the division of the stake 1t Is very
probable that no steps will he taken Mt
present for the building Of 4 new tab
ernacle and the present one will be used
by the three stakes
u. p. DAMAGED BY CLoUDBURST.
Traffic on the Union Pacific was de-
layed for several hours yesterday on
account of cloudbursts which occurred
between Ogden and Castle Rock The
first report received at the local Offices
Of the company was at noon. which
stated that a Cloudburst had occurred
ut Castle Rock and wGuld delay traffic
some hours. About three hours later
another report was received to the ef
feet that cloudbursts had occurred AT
Baskin, 40 miles east of Ogden, and at
Devils Slide, which Is 10 miles east OF
ogden.
Upon receipt of the latter news.
Supt. Whitney loft for the scene of the
washouts in II special train which car
ried several gangs Of men and ncces-
sary machinery for repairing the road
bed, which had been weakened by the
great flood of water.
POINTERS ON FRUIT INDUSTRY.
John L. Moore of the Grand Junction
Colo, Fruit Growers association. viii
meet with the Weber county fruit
growers next Friday and Saturday In
this city for the purpose of becoming
better acquainted with the methods
used here in the handling of fruit. Mr..
Moore will acquaint the local fruit
growers with the method employed in
Colorado in the sorting, grading and
marketing of fruit
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
No Clue To Robbcrs--As yet the
local officers have had no clue TO the
robbers or the goods taken from the
box car in the Rio Grande Western
freight yards in this city Wednesday
evening According to the police the
stolen goods have been cached in the
"jungles" along Ogden river for time
when they Will be removed and sold
Informal Canyon Ball--The camp
ers in ogden canyon have issued invi-
tations for an old time cotillion which
will be given in the Hermitage pavil-
lion on Friday evening, August T.
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the expectation OF the ward that the
new westinghouse will be completed
and dedicated Dec. i, 1908.
VISIT OF THE STORK.
The stork visited the homes Of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Hyrum Davis and
c. ]. Bennett and left each daughter
and a son to each of the homes of Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Larson, Mr.. and Mrs
Ern Snow and S. G. Davis.
BIKE ACCIDENT.
Alma NJ. Johnson bookkeeper for the
VIM. NJ. Rovlance company. met with
a very painful accident yesterday, and
is now nursing discolored and swollen
eye. Mr.. Johnson was on his way
home from work when in turning
corner. he colided with another bicy-
Gle and was pitched head foremost to
the pavement. He was picked up and
taken to the general hospital where
his wounds were dressed.
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TETON CONFERENCE.

Tho Teton conference, advertised to
be held on tho 18TH aud 10th proximo
win be held n week earlier.
JOSEPH u. SMITH
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JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
PROVO DEPARTING I

xcepteQ
for
Phones Ind %M Residence Phone
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

The New delivered Murray vicinity the branch otnso
and advertising received office First National Bunk Ind phone
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OGDEN OFFICE:
Room $40 Ecclcs Building,


Office phones g.. Sg7 Bell. 500 Ind.
Home Address ....26Ti Monroe
Residence phone. ..13ll Beil
Office open from $3.50 to 1880 a.
m, and to $50 p. m.
Patrons are requested TO make
immediate complaints regarding
unsatisfactory delivery.
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ALL STRAW HATS HALF PRICE.

The same grcnt reductions on Mons
2.pincc Suits, Mons Pants, Chiidrcn's
Wash Suits, etc
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Do 1t today, take a bath at saltair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01

The Misses Caesar Violin and Piano,
Saltair today, Concert to s.
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New Switch--Y esterday the Ogde
Rapid Transit company began tn
work of putting in a switch at the de
pot Of the Bamberger road on Wash
inEton avenue and Thirty first street
The new switch will be large enougl
to accumulate about IL street cars a
once,
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Everything attendant upon the affair
will be old fashioned. The invitation
states that the ladies must be at
tired in mother hCbbards and sun
bounets aud the gentlemen must wear
coarse shirts and ovcralls and have
a weeks growth of beard.
Smyrna times., 1908-09-02
Kadiak Islands Queer Climate.

OF the abnormal climate OF Kadiak
island, Alaska. a writer s.Es: In spite
of its situation in such high attitudes
we find here what may well be de-
scribed as the parting of the ways be-
tween the arctic ana more temperate
regions. For, thanks to the moderating
influence of the Japanese current
which flows along its southern coasts
Kadiak is favored with climatic cOndi-
tions such as are unknown even in
places a few miles north or east of it
on the mainland of Alaska. SO pro-
nOunced is the demarcatiOn line that
even on the island itself a traveller in
summer will suddenly emerge from
amid forests and vegetation of almost
tropical luXuriance into a barren. des-
Olate land of silence, where lofty snow
capped mountains tower aloft. brood
ing, as it were, over the past terrors of
an arctic winter, which will soon de-
scend once more. enveloping them il
it's icy grip"
Smyrna times., 1908-09-02
An Exasperatina Mamma.

The small boys mother was the only
one he c&t CnmOved while the small
boy h,msc!.-mOst unwelCome addition
10 tht Informal afternoon tea-gleeful-
" ga.ioped around the circular table,
daindly spread with silver and china
aid lowered over By a cut glass lamp.
rs 4 SGuircus pony" shrilled the in
FAINT joy0usly as he tossed his tlaxen
locks and twinkled his besocked legs
with ever increasing speed
Mercy. He'll have the lamp overr'
shivered Il nervous young woman a.
The human gyroSc0pe stumbled over the
edge Of rug. clawed ut the table for
support, then triumphantly continued
ci"c.iu-. Conversation fro-e Oh pallid
Fps a. they sat awaiting the ineyita-
be crash. Only the voice of the small
b.. E:o,Acr rippled along serenely.
ny nervous young woman could
stG.d il 10 longer In sheer despair
She vVn:2rpG. Mrs. Archibald-er-par-
Con He--your dear little boy
The LADY addressed stared blankly
t!-.:I =ta1ped the situation Malcolm. 81
she "l.J sweetly-"Nalyolm. dear. run
G"o0Hd in the opposite direction. dar-
ling Miss Nil,ol's afraid you'll make
yourself -iidy."-Woman's Home Com
Dlu;ln
Smyrna times., 1908-09-02
superstitions of STAGE Folk.

A stock actor is apt to have
prejudice against decorating or fixing
up his dressing room He is certain
to get his notice shortly after he puts
his pictures on the wall and otherwise
makes the place comfortable and
hOmelike. Actors and managers both
have a horror of the witch lines in
Macbeth" and they never will allow
them to be spoken, as it means a fire
in the playhouse before the twelve
month is over Sir Henry Irving was
a firm believer in this superstition,
and he would never allow the fateful
lines to be read when he was playing
the tragedy. l know many players
who fear to have any one pass them
on a stairway when they are entering
a theater There are many actors who
make the sign of the cross before they
make an entrance.-Chicag Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1908-09-02
E-kis,~ L o.ir.nIo.

In the course Of his @ei:aCn Il preach
pr in Il rural distri., used the world
phenomenon. This word caused ore Of
the members some trouble, for he was
unable to attach any meaning to it,
Finally he determined to seek an ex-
planaticn from the minister ana at the
close Of the service approached him on
the subject
What did yer mean by that there
long word yer used in yer sermon?"
he began.
"Oh. see you do not know what a
phenomenon is" replied the minister
Wei, have you ever seen a COW graz
ing in Il field in which thistles were
growing?"
Yes; many a time"
THAT is not phenomenon. And no
doubt you have often listened to a lark
singing merrily away up in the
clouds"
eyes"
THAT, again, is not a phenomenon.
But if you saw that COW sitting on q
thistle singing like a lark that would
be a phenomenon" - Liverpool Mer-
curry.
Smyrna times., 1908-09-02
MisspeIIed Names of Places.

A name very difficult to find correct,
ly spelled is that of the Lake Ontario
port Sacket Harbor. When it is no
"Sackett's Harbor" or "Sackett HaI-
bOr' it is commonly "Sacket's Harbor.~ ~
Another, not so frequently wrong, is
-Newburgh," the city of which name
is in the town of "Newburg." This
brings up the problem of "Pittsburg, g"
which its citizens like so we'll to speh
Pittsburgh Another puzzler is Hoo
sick Falls" which is on the Hoosac
river, in Rensselaer, county. The Unit
ed States geographical board is the III
innate authority on the names of places
in Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle.
Smyrna times., 1908-09-02
Get EuII Weiaht.

"Sir," says the aggrieved customer,
approaching the bookseller Il have
called to express my opinion of your
business methods"
"What is wrong?" deferentially ask
ed the bookseller
Il bought a set of Shakespeare from
you last year 1t weighed fourteen
pounds Yesterday l ordered a dupli-
cate set for my sons library. and it
only weighs thirteen pounds and nine
ounces. I'd have you understand, sir
that there is city ordinance against
short weights"
Thoroughly humbled. the bookseller
made up the shortage with seven
ounces of miscellany.-Ex