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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07
Posted.

Owl Greek ptsa;aticn snd The Erskine
plantation, n"sr RisisE SgH. Miss. are
N'Sf~d against h8r,a-s. and ssch trss.
pAssers all 30 ~yra~ecat.d
Is KENT. Manager.
October - 1857.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07
Special Notice.

NJ rssee is now at The Cirrzit Clerks
Sre. where ! viii be pleased to serve
be pablo.
n y. MONTGOMERY.
lastice a the Peace.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

iSsproved fsrra isxas~. At hyw rate 81
ihte-e~t for frnas ara ~ te~ ~es-a
Aadrsss, FRANK y FvEggrT.
Isaixncia. Nisk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

A p.csitica Is hookkeeper. shipping
clerk Sr ~salssrzan- Can give best Of
ressrssre. Apply Il tAis oaca
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07
Cow For Sale.

oue good mileh eorr, withogt eslf,
price reasonable; write or psaBe. .s--s
rings, ". ". MinyAra. 6rr~nnsscsa. Miss
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07
ROUND THE IOkh
6sa<Gsa b tie RSws L..

Mr.. L arnold soe q Carroll cosnty's
b.; cit z~ss. vas IN the city last sat
grdar. and r~ea+sH ss-rvd The Coaason-
resIt s~sbst&E'Es = vhiie here.
The rtar,.F & the Ysro Ic~ and
Ctat sppesred is last seeks Ysxso
C,se bsrsld. N@ssrs. c. T. Wright. Y.
A. Erf1ht srd r. L. sins oi this city
are aaong the ipeotpOrstors 81 tie
aew enterprise,
NJ 81. Aadarzeb his moved bis b&s-
Der stsp % the tgail5irg recently va
Gated b. Jrsn Dag;ooe, 8rss door north
af Hrgl 1reeuggs.5. ~here he sill be
pleased 70 serve he friepds ard the
yasaie generally in fa'ure.
Gr-er~oad j. a F5bAieE tom. We
2est Ae4ak.s 81 se 90 all sprirE
i~srasare- i3ay war Pbows s6sd Bard
gsfe fr,m 4 stock gu esR ss-
HENDER~oS & BAIRD.
Nr. Rsbt. gosres, q J. k4hfroFiiz &
Bsws tailoring depArtaEent. is in Csic&-
- a1t~nalhg the CssBventigB Of Cutters
ard designers He will retarn TO
tirsa Q GOOD about the 18TH inst. with
sew ideas and de- gns IN tailoring.
Mr.. sad Mrs Ibo y. schraz have re-
t5rned tr0ss Rslti-ore, Nd where they
w@r@ summoned a few weeks ago by the
sezgh Of Mrs ScArarn's brgIher. While
,bsea, ttey visited Washington City.
louisville, Clneiuaau and other cities.
Hen. R y. Miller, G! HAzIehurst: Hon
" Z h1i. nt WiBSna: Hons Leroy Percy.
r. B. Campbell AID Walton Shields
Of 6reenville; Boa. C. l. Shirley. Of Mem
ptis; Geo, P. Mo3ey. OF GaIfport, and ].
A, Brsdiord. Of Itta Beaa. we're among
the visiting attorneys in attendance at
circai; c0GrJ here this week
Strangers visiting the city are con-
staniiy calling at the Greenwood Basi-
9F-ss League ro0ga and insairiDg If the
secretary for ROOMS and hoard. Those
Tho have ROOMS for rent or are pre-
pared 10 take ooe or two boarders,
ssoald address the secretary, who will
give the desired information to people
booking fog locations
The new edition Of the sver popular
musical comedy, Buster Brown, is an
bounced for Greenwood Opera House,
Feb 2lst. with the Jolly little singing
comedian Jiuamie Rosen as Buster.
This third and all new edition will give
rs new scenery, costumes, songs and
npsie, and we Are promised the best
class OF players yet seen with a big
eEav1z ~ ry.4-rw r-4s1arE
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

Mr.. D. L Arnold sBe q Carroll cosnty's
b~; est zzsS. vas IN the city last sat
gr1aF. and f~Glt~sfS-red The CoaaaSoB-
xesIlh substantial While here.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

Gy lands are pss~sea agsinSt agents.
peddiers aud collectors az all kinds and
viii prosecate all sach t~r~sp2Ssars.
~. MCMAHON.
Greenwood, Miss. Dec. -. 1907.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

The rteaFt.F & the Yzro Te@ and
eta sppesre5 ia Iast seeks Ysxan
C,se trrsl6 N-~ars. c. T. Wright. v.
a. Nr.nt snd r. l.. SiRs of this city
AsoEg the ipeorpyrstors q tie
snttFpFlse.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

About 40 tons Of AlleE's Perfected
Cotton Seed for sale. These seed are
strictly pura. Apply to DE-. c. n. D.
lcsnpbsii, Greenwood. Mia
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07
Posted.

Ny laads are posted against Agents,
geddlcrS and hauisrS, ard | will proze.
cute all snch traspas~s-s.
9. NJ. ALDRlDGE
Grceuwuod, Miss Asrrb N. 1907.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

TRY nar zoe. Sunday dinners.
RorEL GREENWOOD.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07
Posted.

Wy laadS are posted against hauters
and ali such 5resPAssers viii De prose
eGtei
Ill MCMILLAN.
VALLEY Iil, Miss. Nov. Is, 1871.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07
ROAD BEAUTIFIIHG,
WHAT Trees Should &c Pisnte5
by the naggide.
Why FRUIT TREES are USEFUL

Tasi- Yssls asa,1 E-s " F.rs
Far Usiat2 srs zn= i-7r-s5Hs
aBy--ss aa Lena Laea anscs
Treas Prafs<~se ~ 81 ENSa1L
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

NJ 50. Aadar=eb his moved bis b&F-
Der stsp % the taiI5irg recently va
Gated bg Jnsu D4g;oae, frsT door north
st ErssI h,reer a4xa5. ~here he sill ae
ygaaie generally in fuigre.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

Gr-erzasd = a gbsiez tawH. We
2vst NemRhls 81 ses On AL sDrir-
isra a1re. i58y yeasr Flows SGd Bard
gsrz 8r.m a sgasrk yau ezR se
HENDER~9N & BAIRD.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

Nf. Rsbt 9oses, q J. kAHiroEiiz &
Bro ; tailoring department.. is in Csic&-
- attending the CesBvea58ys o. Cutters
ard designers He will retain TO
tfreen FOOD about the 18TH inst. with
sew IDEAS and de- gns IN tailoring.
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
accommodation of Street Committee
Funeral of Mrs. Gundcrson.

Murray. Aug. l5.-on account of the
electric storm Of Tuesday night the
city council session was u short one.
The Utah Light q Railway company
sent in a communication asking for
renewal OF It's franchise for the pur-
pose OF reconstructing it's entire line
from Salt Lake city TO Murray maxi
Ing a more substantial road and track
and one that will give much better SOY
vice than the present one II also sub
mitted a franchise for the considera-
ton OF the city council
An ordinance was drafted granting
a franchise and right Of way on state
street IN the city OF Murray, and was
referred TO the committee ON ordin-
ances.
The street committee reported rec
ommending that the sidewalk on East
Murray street BIO paved ON the north
from state street 10 Green RiNer
West Murray street on the north and
south side from states street TO the q.
S H. depot thai the crossings OF Sec
ond, Third and Fourth avenues, be
paved with concrete, the full width,
and a culyort In connection with IT,
and that the side walk on Vine street
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STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL.
Monthly Board Notwithstanding
Bells Death of Alex. Gillespie.

,peclaI Correspondence.
Provo, Aug. l5.-At the regular
monthly meeting of the State Mental
Hospital board, held yesterday, the fol-
lowing routine business was disposed
Of
The treasurer's report for July shows
balance on hand July | of $1,541.l0, re-
tepts from state warrants and other
Sources S3,025.3T; warrants paid dur
Ing the month. s34S2.63, leaving "A bal
sncc on hand Aug. ! of s2,0S3.Si.
Bills were allowed as follows: Cur
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DhsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY AUGUST Is 1908

Mary Laver.
Park Valey--L. T.. Deuel.
Penrose-Rose NJ. Roche
Perry-D. + Harding, Mary ID. Clark.
Plymouth-Clifford Macsen. Liddy j.
Hedden
Portage-W. S. Hall, Lottie g. Lenn-
hon, Nora Page.
Point Lookout-Alice A. johnson.
Riverside-W. Il. Hall, Leona Zundel.
Rosette-F. a. Graham
Roweville-John Il. Spencer. Norma
T. Justlscn
snowville-L S. Bingham, Anna
Johansen.
Terrace-May Bower.
Thntcher-M. j. Thorn. Hazel watt.
Tremonton-N. l.. shaw, Sarah
Fowler
wilford Christensen
Washakc--J. Edward Gibbs.
Wiliard-,l. \. Ward A. b. TAYLOR.
sixth and seventh grades Jeanette
Ostlund, fourth and NTH grades: \.
Mabel Johnson. third and fourth
grades; Elizabeth Ncbeker, primary.
Myrtle Kelsey. primary
Yost-T. a. Ellison. Myrtle Brown.
n. c. Mortcnscn, proprietor OF the
Elite Meat market, which was burn
cd out couple OF weeks ago viii
open UP again next Saturday at II. Y.
BoWring's store on Forest street Mr.
Mart Poulsen viii be associated with
him at the new stand
OLD FOLKS ENTERTAINMENT.
An entertainment for the old folks
viii be given at the Opera house Sat-
urday afternoon at o'clock.
DEATH OF MRS. MCQUEEN.
Mrs. Ella Mcqueen, wife of Con-
tractor David Mcqueen and daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Carter of this
city, who has been sick for some time.
was operated upon at Pocatello few
days ago. but gradually grew weaker
and died yesterday. The remains
were shipped here this morning. The
funeral viii be held Saturday after
noon at O'Clock. in the First ward
Westinghouse.
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rent expenses and maintenance for
july, 2,1GS. So salaries, seq -.
The report of the movement of pa
tents shows:
In attendance July 30, los men and
179 women, total, 344. Admitted dur
ing the month. { men and 10 women:
discharged, 3 men and ] woman; died,
3 men and women. In attendance
July 81, Ice men, 1855 women; total,
351.
In his report. Chief Engineer Homer
showed that the plumbing put in by
him and his ASSISTANTS saved the state
about $1,000, in comparison to the bid
that the board rejected on the grounds
that IL was too high the bid being
$3.50 and the work being accomplished
at a cost of $l,4O0. beside the adding
of one large lavatory. two baths and
one small laVatory more than the plans
and specifications called for, and which
would place the estimate at $500.
WEDDING PERMITS.
The county clerk has issued marriage
licenes to the following couples:
Andrew Trane and Gladys SouthwicK
of Lehi.
Arthur j. Harding. Provo and Tee
ME Madsen, Lakeview.
Gilbert Friel, Springville, and Emma
NOR. Liverpool, England
j. Herbert Jessop and Annie Lenoria
Lambert of Garfield.
Fred Scott and Ina Williams of Nam
moth.
George E. Ash and Kate Richardson
of Pleasant Grove.
Lee r. Taylor Salem, and Ada V,
Done, Payson.
HOME FROM MISSION FIELD.
Alma NJ. PaXman returned home af-
ter an absence of % months from the
Northern States mission, where he has
been laborng as missionary. He re-
ports that the mission is in n -four
lshing condition.
TABERNACLE SERVICES.
Elder Joseph A. Butte will be the
speaker at the services Sunday after
noon at the tabernacle His subject
will be, 'The Atonement." Special
music has been arranged for, owing TO
the tabernacle choir still being up the
canyon.
DEATH OF LITTLE CHILD.
Ernest ID. Busby, the l7-months-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs George Busby,
Aug, 10. Services were held nj the
residence, 40 north Fifth West, this
afternoon AT p. m.
DEATH OF ALEX. GILLESPIE.
Alexander Gillespie. one of Provd's
Oldest and highly esteemed citizens.
died at his home IN the Fifth ward
yesterday of general debility, aged
as Mr. Gillespie was born at Reddng
Scotland. i'm 1880, AMI came TO Utah
with his family in 1861. Since then he
has been n resident OF Provo. He was
for several years bishop OF the Pleas
ant View ward and was prominent To-
cally in Church work He leaves a
| wife and three children and numerous
! grandchildren aud other relatives. The
| funeral VIII be from the Fifth ward
meotlnghouse at 2 o'clock Monday.
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JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.

MS OF Ogden ana Mr.. Russell or
Springville, Utah.
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
Waiting for Stecl--Work on the
Twenty fourth street viaduct is tenn
poraH'ily suspended for a few days
pending the arrival of steel All the
foundations are In and ready, and upon
the arrival of the steel for the girders
and trusses expert steel workers viii
be put to work and everything Will be
rushed to completion.
Local Moving Picturcs-This after
noon Harry HeVler and Lawrence
Fritz. n couple of moving picture art
lists. took number of pictures of the
streets of Ogden and the canyon. The
Ogden Rapid Transit company fur
nished car for the men, while i'm the
canyon they used an automobile. which
took the pictures as they came down
the canyon. The pictures will be ex-
hibited at one of the local theaters
Return from the East--Henry Last
of the firm of Last 4 Thomas, ana
James II. Douglass of the Boyle Fur
niture company, have returned from
eastern business trips.
Business Change. NJ, Leedom of
the Falstaff cafe has purchased the in
terests of Bailey Cornwall In that place
and is now the sole proprietor. The
cafe was established number of years
ago by Leedom and Harry Pattison
Suit for Divorcc-In the district
court yesterday afternoon suit for
n divorce was filed by Abbie Foster
against Herbert X. Foster upon the
grounds of non-support. The couple
were married in san Francisco Nov 81,
1898.
"A. L.
Cushnahan and Rev. John Il. Carver
had their attention called yesterday
to the distressed condition of two young
lady travellers. who arrived in the city
without any money. The reverend gen
elensen made arrangements for the
caring of the young ladies until they
can receive some employment or con-
tinue their journey.
Yellowstone Excursionists-A large
number of Ogden people took advan-
tage of the excursion to the Yellow
stone park last night Every available
space in the train was taken up.
Divorce Grantcd--A decree of d.
vorce was granted Bertha Dummitt in
the district court yesterday afternoon
by Judge Howell from w e. Dunn
mitt on the grounds of non-support.
The couple We're married in Ogden Nov.
4, 1907.
Washout Delays Trailic--A washout
on the Union Pacific railroad yesterday
morning delayed all the trains on that
line for about eight hours yesterday.
Depot Pay Day-Yesterday was pay
day among the employees of the Union
depot. and about $4,000 was distribut-
ed among the boys.
Manual Training Instructor--Prof
h. Il. Cannon, who will have charge of
the manual training department of
the Ogden high school during the COM
ing year. has arrived in the city from
La Junta, Colo, where he had charge
of the manual training department i'm
the public schools. Prof. Cannon is "A
graduate of the Armour Institute, Co
lumbia university. and the Chicago Art
school
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Telephone company will discootinue all
free service throt~~.IoLc tie valley. MIR.
A. G. Mckenzie and c. q. Pratt of Salt
Lake are looking over tho local field
this week and arranging for the rates
TO go into effect.
b. y c. BOARD MEETING.
The board meeting of the trustees of
the b: Y. c. was held yesterday. Presi-
tend The presidents report and score
tary's report were submitted. The same
officers of last year We're reelected.
EXCURSION TO sALTAIR,
DR.. Condor of Ogden consented last
evening to talk to members of the Taft
club at Saltair Tuesday. Aug, Is. A
is thought at least 400 will leave this
station. The regular train will haul
the excursionists from the other valley
stations.
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BOUNTIFUL.
DESTRUCTIVE HAILsToRM.
Tender Garden Stun is Almost Totally
DESTROYED
Special correspondence,

Special Correspondence.
Bountiful. Davis Co, Aug. ia
severe hail storm passed over this
place yesterday afternoon doing
great deal of damage to the crops.
especially the tender vines. such as
melons, squash. cucumbers, tomatoes,
beans, ETC.. which were almost totally
destroyed. A great portion of the
leaves from fruit and shade trees were
stripped off Some of the gardeners
are getting faint hearted at attempt
ing to raise their crops 1t is just
year ago since the terrible hail storm
destroyed the crops when some did not
have a vestaGe of their gardens left.
However the storm OF yesterday was
not so severe as that of year ago,
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School Board Met This Morning
And Took Action in Case of
High School Principal.
TO ADVERTISE RESOURCES
of Ogden and Weber County--Scarlct
Fever at state Industrial School
Building Boom--News Briefs.

Ogden, Aug 15.--After being in ex-
hrutIye session for more than two
hours in which they discussed the re-
noval of Principal David Cloyd of the
High school, the board of education
adjourned last evening with the state
nent that no action was taken. but
another session of the board would be
held this morning at O'Clock.
AZ the session were present Presi
dent H w. Civilian, A. Farr, r II.
Carr and NJ. s. Browning of the board.
Supt Allison and Prof. Cloyd. DR.. II.
s Joyce a member of the board from
the Second ward, and who is now a
resident of the Fourth ward and
against whom Prof. Cloyd made
charges of being unlayfullv retained
as a member Of the board did not at
tend the executive session.
ogden, Aug. 15.-The city school
board met again this morning and
passed the following resolution remov-
ing Prof. Cloyd from the high school
lrucipalship:
whereas 1t appears to this board.
after due consideration. that sufficient
cause exists for the removal of David
Z Cloyd as principal of the Ogden
hgh school, therefore be it
Resolved, that David e Cloyd. the
principal of the high school be and he
Is hereby discharged and removed from
such position or office, and the agree
ments heretofore entered into between
him and this board, by the terms of
which he was employed, be and are
hereby terminated and henoeforth an
nued"
The clerk of the board was directed
to notify Mr.. Cloyd of the action of
the board.
Mr. Cloyd will fight his removal in
the district court, He has engaged
Joseph Chez and Judge Maginnis as his
attorneys and papers will probebly be
fled with the clerk of the court on
Monday
NEW BOARD MEMBER.
It is probable that Mayor Brewer will
end in to the council on Monday night
he appointment of Il successor to DR..
Joyce of the school board, who resigns
on account of his removal from the
ward from which he was elected. The
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at the present writing there is a heavy
general downpour.
The most of the peopleDhave just Nm
ished putting up their second crop OF
alfalfa. much Of which has been dam
aged with the rains.
Stake conference will be held here
next Saturday and Sunday. A large
crowd of visitors Is expected.
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LOGAN.
NO MORE FREE TELEPHONES
Excursion TO saltair--B. T. G. Board
Meeting,

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache CO. Aug. l--Mrs. j.
W. Kelley OF Pocatollo who died Mon
day was brought 10 Logan for burial
The services were held IN the FOURTH
ward westinghouse today,
NO FREE TELEPHONES
Tomorrow tho Rocky Mountain Bell
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CITY SCHOOL CENSUS

HNHnt'lS must DC residents OF the
wards they represent.
CITY SCHOOL CENSUS.
The report of the school census takers
shows an increase of III children of
school age over the year 1907 The
census returns give 3,i9l boys and
1886 girls. a total OF 1927.
SUITS FOR DIVORCE.
Mrs. Helen Amidan has filed suit
for divorce from William Amdan. al
leging cruelty. They We're married
In Ogden, Dec. 81 1901.
TO ADVERTISE RESOURCES
Ogden. Aug. 15.-Supt T. C. Man
son of the union depot company has
advised Secretary o. A. Kennedy of
the Chamber of Commerce that space
will be allowed the chamber to place
an exhibit in the union depot waiting
room providing that 1t is placed in an
attractive case.
The exhibit that will be arranged by
the Chamber OF Commerce for the depot
waiting room consists of the products
of the farms and orchards of Weber
county which will be placed in glass
cases and properly cared for by some
competent person.
Mr. Manson also stated that there
would he no objection to the placing of
advertising matter relative to the re-
sources of the city, county and sur
rounding country in pamphlet form,
and place it in cases in the waiting
rooms.
Within few days the Chamber of
Commerce will begin the work of gath
ering up the exhibit and having pam
phlets published. The fruit growers
and farmers will be called upon to do
nate their best samples to the Cham
Der of Commerce who will place the
products in jars of alcohol and arrange
in the glass case which will be pro-
vided.
VICTIM OF SCARLET FEVER.
Leon Foster. an inmate of the State
ton yesterday about noon. the victim
from which he had been afflicted for
about 40 hours Owing to the fact that
there are four other cases of scarlet
fever at the school the place has been
closed to visitors for few days.
Young Foster was 10 years of age
and was committed to the school from
Salt Lake City where his parents live
and to whom the body will be sent
for burial. 1t is reported that the four
cases at the school are conValescing.
BUILDING BOOM
The building and real estate boom
seems to have struck Ogden during
the past few days and deals involving
several thousand dollars ate being
made daily. Yesterday onn of the
latest deals made was that by j. NJ.
Forristal who purchased the Schilling
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MOAB.

Continued Heavy Rains Damage Hay
Crop-Stakc Conference.
Special Correspondence.
Moab, Grand Co.. Aug l3.-Heavy
rains have visited this section of the
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NEW BOARD MEMBER.
PROVO DEPARTMENT


paym pugdae,
Works Residence North 81 Phones Ind sM Residence Phone
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OGDEN OFFICE:
Room $40 Ecclcs Building.
G. @. Brown. Jr.

Clrcuiator. G. @. Brown. Jr.
Office phones .ssT Bell, 500 Ind.
Home Address ...267i Monroe
Residence phone. ..1311 Bell
office open from $50 TO 1O:3o a.
m, and to $50 D. m.
Patrons are requested to make
Immediate complaints regarding
unsatisfactory delivery.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
PEACH DAY SOUVENIRS.
Mgr. Moore Talks 10 Fruit Growers
Grain Shipments.

Special Correspondence.
Brigham City, BoXelder county Aug
14.-Everything points toward Brig
ham City's Peach day" Sept, le, be-
ing the greatest and grandest ever
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The funeral of Mrs Gunderson OF
Murray Second ward who died sunday,
Aug OF cancer, was held from
the ward Westinghouse Tuesday The
speakers spoke eommendingly OF the
was I'm south Cottonwood cemetery.
Mrs. David Walton OF Fourteenth
South underwent an operation nt the
hospital this week and is reported az
improving
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Today Ogden News

tract at the corner of Thirteeth street
and Washington avenue. paying $4,000
for the aume The property will be cut
into lots and sold two of which have
been purchased by Judge w L.. Magin-
mis- of Ogden and Mr.. Russell of
SpringVille Utah
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

and vicinity from the Snsh S n
L
Once First National Banh IND o.
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statutes provide that school board
iSmhers must be residents of the
wards they represent
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SUITS FOR DIVORCE.

Mrs Helen Amidan has filed a suit
for divorce from William Amidan, al
leging cruelty. They We're married
In Ogden, Dec 81 1901
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The report of the school census takers
shows an increase of III children of
school age over the year 1907 The
census returns give 3,i9l boys and
1886 girls. a total of 1927.
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FUNERAL SERVICES.

be paved ON the north side from state
street to the west end OF the ditch
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OT LITTLE CHLD.

Ernest ID. Busby, the l7-months-old
son OF MIR. and Mrs. George Busby,
died of cholera infantum Thursday,
Aug. 10. Services were held nj the
residence, 40 north Fifth West. this
nfiernnnn at 9 ID. m.