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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-16
lEHI NEWS NOTES
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
LEHI, Nov. 15.-Yesterday was pay day
at the sugar factory and more than $780,
600 was paid out TO the farmers for beets
delivered to the factory during the month.
All OF the beets are now in.
The shaft and base for the Pioneer
monument have arrived, and will soon be
placed on the cement foundation, which
is now being constructed. The monument
VIII be of Vermont granite and about
tions honor!ng the pioneers OF Lehf and
commemorating the old fort wall are be-
Ing carved In the stone. On Thanksgiv..
Ing day II will be unveiled and a special
celebration Is being arranged for the oc-
casion,
Government surveyors representing the
department Of the interior are In Leh!.
and will spend the next several weeks In
vestigating the 5000 acres Of land In the
mountains west OF here, which the state
has selected for Lehi stockmen for graz
cial government representatives have to
visit and pass on each subdivision to de-
termine its mineral character. These spe-
cial representatives have Just finished an
the state has selected for the dry farm
ers' in Cedar valley. They state that
of about sixty homesteads which have
them are now proof against contest, as
there are but two who are really making
their homes on their entries.
quite a NUMBER OF lnQ1anS nave oeen
IN town from the west the past few days
doing their fall trading and stocking the
merchants up with pine nuts.
Surveyors representing the Salt Lake
Route were In Lehi this week making
preliminary surveys connecting their line
with the Saratoga Springs, which re-
Gently passed from the Utah Sugar COM
pany into new hands. One route was run
TO the resort from a point on the Mercur
branch near Clinton switch. and the other
was run from tho sugar factory spur
along the lake shore. The new owners
say that railroad connections will be made
and the resort placed In condition TO
compete for the excursion business OF the
state next summer.
Heber Conner and r. NJ. Wilson went
out to River Bed, on tho edge OF the
desert. last week. and brought In an auto
mobile which was abandoned there sew
eral months ago Messrs. Conner and
Wilson Will use the engine. which has Il
fhirty-five- horsepower capacity, to pro-
pelI gasoline boat at Saratoga next
summer. &,
Friends Of the local Congregational
school have placed q new iron fence
around the school lot and also. laid 4
cement walk from the sidewalk TO the
school building.
Ernest Webb. VINO recently graduated
from an engraving school in Philadelphia.
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Modern Woodmen of America.

Last Tuesdays meeting was the largest
of the season so far and the entire men,
bership is expected TO turn out tonlor-
row evening and learn Of the doings of
the 900 bunch committee.
The head officers will be with US from
the east on December OF 9, and pre-
parations are under way for their enter
tainment while in the city.
Annual election OF officers will take
place Tuesday evening, December l.
There was record attendance at the
Excelsior camp meeting last Tuesday
evening, Consul A. D. Mcclure was un-
avoidably absent, he having to speak at
an open meeting held in Ogden by the live
Ogden Woodmen. Twenty-Five new appli-
cations were presented and voted upon,
making Excelsior camps total towards the
900 bunch campaign 100 applications up 10
last Tuesday evening. Fifteen men were
adopted and will present themselves for
initiation on December S. Two new MEM
bers were also admitted to the camp by
transfer card. The members are taking
q great interest In this campaign. and
the result will be the biggest doings the
Modern Woodmen have ever attempted In
the west The head officers will be here
and will be shown that Salt Lake City.
although SO far out west, is very much
alive. The scheme that was organized
by which every member OF Woodcraft
10 being visited by different committees
is having a big effect on the attendance
at camp every Tuesday. The team had
an excellent practice drill last Tuesday
evening, and Captain Terry particularly
requests that every member be present
on Tuesday evening at 8.l6 o'clock.
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American Fork News
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
AMERICAN FORK. Nov. 15.-The city
of American Fork has purchased from
Joseph Kelley Of this city what is known
acres. The city fathers purchased this
ranch with a view OF developing the
springs which are located on the prop
erty for an addition to tho water works
system. The consideration involved
$4,000
The deal was made through Thomas B.
Parker. formerly mayor OF this city.
Competent estimates, which have been
made by engineers. place the amount OF
water as sufficient to supply city hav-
Ing a population Of $4,000 and location
the present pressure OF the system. thus
making total pressure Of about 60
pounds.
open up in this city, on Monday morning.
a branch office under the mana nagement
Of Joseph L. Dunkley and NJ. o. Ran
dolph.
James w. Brown OF this city will leave
Wednesday for the central states. where
he will spend two years laboring as a
Mormon missionary.
Evans Of Lehi returned last evening from
Scofeld. where they have spent the
past week inspecting. the Metcalf Coal
heavily Interested. They are well pleased
with the showing in the mine. and state
that 700 feet of tunnels have been run,
making the extraction or the coal an
easy matter. The company Will make its
frst shipment TO this city. where 1t will
be placed on the market by local dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Thornton Of this
city announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Nan, 10 Earl Wright. also OF
American Fork. The wedding will take
place In Salt Lake City December 2S.
George C. Mcdonald and family OF Salt
Lake City have moved to this city, where
they viii make their future home.
A. S, Young OF Mount Pleasant is stay
TO assume temporary charge OF the local
branch OF Consolidated Wagon and Ma
chine company.
H. Lee .Jellum. who has been running a
photo gallery In this city for some time
past, left last evening for Los Angeles.
where he will engage In the photo busl-
ness on a larger scale
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G.. A. r.


The Department OF Utah respectfully
invites all thnir friends to meet AT I, o. ..
+. nall, Postoflce place. Oh Saturday
evening, November 2i George II. Max
well post postpopcs their regular meeting
70 December j.
George X. Maxwell ". +. C. will meet
IN regular session on Wednesday after
noon, a t 2:15 sharp.
There was good attendance at the
meeting Of James Il. Mexican post no.
last Saturday evening, the business be-
Ing dispatched promptly. which made the
session short. There Is a decided effort
being made TO bring into the several posts
OF the Grand Army of the state all the
veterans of the Civil war. so that when
the cncamDment Is held here there viii
not be an' out OF the ranks.
Mrs. II. p. Burns OF 767 South West
Temple street VIII entertain at cards the
George r. Maxwell VI r. c. and post on
next Friday evening ut s O'Clock All
w. K, {, and circle ladies and friends In
vlted
A card party will be held by the James
E. Mchean corps at the home OF Mrs.
Wagner, 41S Fourth South street. Tues
day evening. Mrs. Wagner win be as
sisted by Mrs. Meskill, Mrs. Lane, Mrs.
Pitts and Mrs, Loughney.
A campfire will be held In Odd Fellows
hall on Saturday evening by the James
+. Mexican post and corps.
The James B. NJ. Kean W. r. C. will be
entertained at the home of Mrs Frank
Hines on Thursday afternoon. Novem-
ber 10.
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ARE MICROBES IN YOUR SCALP
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Dandruff is contagious disease
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Women of Woodcraft,

Silver Maple circle No. lOs met as usual
last Friday night with Guardian Neigh
itors from circle No 55s were welcomed.
Neighbors come again. The entertain
ment for Friday night was postponed on
account of the death OF Neighbor Thomp-
son. The funeral services Saturday were
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Hansen. Officers
and members of circle No, 10S extend
their sympathy to the family in their
loss of wife and mother and in their hour
of sorrow. All members of woodcraft are
requested TO meet at Woodbine hall
Monday evening for a rally meeting. All
women OF woodcraft attend and bring a
friend with you. The entertainment com
mittee will have their get-acquainted
doings next Friday night so all members
attend for good time. Tho Thimblc
Walkers Thursday afternoon. The ball
committee is busy and good time prom
ised for November % at the Odeon. Come
everybody.
=, Bingham Junction circle No, s7s.
Wednesday evening at w. OF w. hall.
About fifty guests were present and high
hye was the game, played. The ladies win
ming prizes were Miss Stage, Mrs. Chris
tlan and Mrs: zimmerman; gentlemen, Mr..
+. Watson. Mr.. Montre and Mr., Booth.
After prizes were awarded dainty refresh
ments were served. which were enjoyed
by all.
woodbine circle No. IL Will meet this
evening In Eagles hall In joint session
with Salt Lake and Silver Maple circles.
TO discuss the good of the order,
There VIII be a number OF speeches
by neighbors. after which there will be a
specially arranged program. The public
Is Invited.
Salt Lake circle No. $50 held regular
meeting last Thursday evening with all
officers and guards present Visitors from
Provo and Silver Maple were greeted with
circle honors. There Will be joint open
meeting which all members and friends
are requested TO attend on Monday even
ing. November 16. at Eagles hall.
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MaccaNes.

Salt Lake City hlvo No Will meet IN
regular review in l. O O. T. hall Wednos-
day evening. November Is. full attend
ance Is desired
Regular review OF Banner hive No. IL
will bo held Tuesday afternoon, Novem-
Der u, M 2:30 o'clock prompt. A short
meeting win be held. after which the
social in the hall. All lady Maccabees and
their friends are very cordially Invited.
Lillian Holllstcr hive No. 10 Will hold
regular review on Tuesday evening nj
s o'clock. VIII the officers and members
please be on hand at the appointed time?
After review short program Will be
given,
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POPULAR YOUNG MAN
DIES AT TREM0NT0N
Special 10 The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. Nov. 15-Joseph Jen-
sen, son Of Joseph NJ. Jensen, formerly
Of this city, now Of Salt Lake City, died
at Tremonton, Friday forenoon. The
cause Of death is reported as being heart
disease. The Jensens have extensive
holdings In the Bear River valley and
this city. and young Jensen was looking
after their farming interests in the val
ley IN the nelghborhood OF Tremonton.
The young man was sick only two days,
during which time he suffered intensely
He had a wife and two or three little
children In Salt Lake City, and his death
will be a terrible shock to them, as 1t
also was TO his brothers and scores of
relatives and friends In this city.
Joseph M. Jensen, his father. is at
present In Mexico, and owing to this fact
funeral services will not be held until Mr.
Jensen reaches here, which will be about
Wednesday or Thursday. Ipterment will
take place In the city cemetery here,
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|||gH THE WORK
|II HEATING PLANT
industrial School I'M
,r,n,ent Is to Begin
at'0nce.

] me Tribune +,o to,,n-
!, Nov. iS.-Work on 'ne .oun. y.
3 = 60 central heating plant at
,"d,,,i.ial " school will be begun
r,,e and pushed rapidly 10
The contract for the pipes
y. nscessary to transmit the
y ~ n the buildings OF the In
s.,n let to the George y,
nv, the lowest bidder.
-. a, the school have re-
:,sss ,ss'steS 4 a handsome sidewa AK TX
.cpssWsa Washington avenue to the ne
"a " e1ounds q distance OF 40
a,sS ID of q such q walk by pc, GeoeSsa Se
& Eue been felt, and VIII pc
y cnsasted cns during the bad
] ~ Tinter months.
9 u,S ,Ss school generally are re-
] : I. ,ml ,nmplosTessing finely by Super
eH TThomas. The recent epl-
:. ss.,,Ist e, fever, which threatened
1 sa,'Iih y The entire school. is now
! " ne ~, mast and the general
=. inmates is better than IL
. 4 msny months.
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hi OF yELADE
I il NOW ESTABLISHED
ne Tribune.

n ne Tribune. :.
J, yov. i5.-The identity OF
sIsde. who killed himself IN
NJ city last Tuesday morning
himself through the heart,
.s,blished beyond question. Mrs.
"A. who lives in this city AT
s,ohth street, Is a close
\. Send mans sister. When
N .bs says veLade's real name
nus corroborating the state.
Sy q friend OF the dead
vorked with him as cow
2',rs visited QuirrIllo's sister,
"a McRae, at Riverside. Ore,
amer. The home is ninety
4 railroad. The reason as
Nh. McRae for her brothers
sSme was due to q desire OF
AN 10 keep his whereabouts
4 Z "A uncle, John Fopiano. with
/. "a uuaYreled.
- A. F, Richey sent a wire
;iljses Of the dead man Sunday
. 4 he stage driver. and some
. lmeeted In a few DAYS as to
<aIdou Is TO be made OF the
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|GJ. JENSEN
TALKS AT TABERNACLE
he Tribune.

|bThe Tribune.
D Nor. 15.-Regular services
Ettt the Ogden tabernacle Sun
|nocn Professor c. J. Jensen
7ier Stake academy being the
\ staker,
|ri5ercy Of the Weber stake and
|rfl composed OF President
Nd counsellors Heber Scowcroft,
. czrke and Adolph Fernelius,
ference at the South Weber
irse Sunday afternoon. after
+ Fstial priesthood meeting was
/ :ruferences were held at the
Esstlng house by President G.
~ and at Uinte by President
non ], W, F, Volker and Will
itzm.
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Willard News Notes.
Special to The Tribune.

WILLARD. Nov. l5.---Heury Eaddley.
son Of MIR. and Mrs. a. l.. Baddley, is
sick with typhoid.
The farmers arc now getting their lu-
cernc seed ,hreshed. but they havc n large
loss as n great deal OF the seed was
spoiled on account OF the rain.
The electric light company has received
some more cement and is busy hauling
IL up 20 the Gam.
There Is some trouble IN unloading beets
at the present time, as the sugar COM
pany has ordered that all beets must he
loaded on the cars and there are not cars
enough to last half n day at time and
the farmers want to dump the bcets, as
they have been doing,
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House Is Robbed.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO Jhe lrIDuHe'
PARK CITY. Nov. 1.-THE homo OF
Thomas Cup!t on Park avenue was en-
tered by n stranger last night and watch
and a purse containing some small change
were taken. The robbery occurred be-
tween the hours OF and oclock, while
the family were away from home. The
watch was valued Mt Sl50. and belonged
TO Mrs CuDit, No trace OF the robber
has yet been found. The police ere
working on the case.
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G00DING TAKES SLAP
AT FORESTER PINCHOT
Special TO The Tribune.

SpeCldl 10 1He lIIouHe.
BOISE, Ida, Nov. 15.--Governor Good
Ing, who is largely interested In sheep
In this state, has just administered
broadsIde slap at Chief Forester Pinchot
Of the forest service OF the government,
Inspired by the recent action OF the Idaho
Woolgrowers' association in session here
last week. when the especial guardian OF
the federal forests In Idaho was severely
condemned for reducing the number OF
sheep allowed on ranges 20 yer cent the
governor yesterday sent a 400-word tele-
gram to the chief, IN which he unmerci-
fully scored the forester, saying the serv-
ice was practically failure In Idaho un-
der the present supervision. The governor
says he is In favor OF reserves, but he
severely criticised tho administration of
the service hero,
Mr.. GoodinS charges that PInchot is
prejudiced toward the sheep industry and
that he is trying to ruin II.
Tho shecpmen generally Of Idaho are
UP in arms over the chief forester's lat
est ruling,
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Democrat Is Elected.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. Nov l5.-On the face Of
the unofficial returns from the recent
election in Blaine county the Republican
candidate for state senator was elected.
bui the official count shows that Charles
Sneehnn. the Democratic candidate, won
in the contest. The state senate now
stands twelve Republicans 10 eleven
Democrats, with other close counties yet
10 be heard from officially
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Pws0 of the lntermountain Region
SAYS HE WAS CHEATED
BY A kAYSVILLE MAN
Special to The Tribune.

SpcCiaI 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Noy. 15.-Deputy Sheriff r
j. Naplin went to Kaysville Sunday to
serve a warrant on L. C. Williams.
livestock dealer, vino is wanted in this
city on a charge of fraud, made by Clar-
ence Stimson.
Stlmson asserts that he purchased a
morse from Williams about a month ago;
!hat Niutams guaranteed the animal TO
be safe and sound. but that after paving
the purchase price he found that he had
neen rnisled. When Williams was asked
10 make good the guarantee, he is alleged
to have threatened Stinlson with per
sonal violence.
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ROYAL Neighbo

Valley camp No. 3072. Will initiate fifteen
new members next Thursday evening at
their hall In I. O. o. +. building. ES-
celsior camp Of ogden will be guests OF
honor that evening, coming down espe-
cially to see the floor work put on.
Every officer and member are requested
TO be there promptly. as the meeting will
open at S O'Clock sharp.
Visiting neigbbors cordially invited.
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Fraternal Rrotherhood.

The regular business meeting OF Sego
Lily lodge. Fraternal Brotherhood. Will
be replaced Wednesday evening by an
open social TO the members and their
Immediate friends. An oyster supper.
With other refreshments. will bc served
by the committees In charge. In coujunc-
tion with a literary and musical pro-
eranme. 10 be followed by dancing. There
will be no charge for admission. the COM
mittcc aiming at a general gathering OF
social and fraternal friends
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T. Il. Davis Dead.
IN Ths T1h,ne

Scy. l5.-After an illness Of
= H. Davis OF Rlverdale sue
2 ne ravages Of cancer Sunday
slo O'clock. Mr.. Davis was
y Paul. MINI, June 27. 1858,
t:a living In this county for the
iMoT'ng the carpentry trade.
= one son survive. Funeral
W os held from the Lutheran
fasr Twenty-third street and
VENUE, Rev. D. II, Zimmerman
hs service. Interment wiz
ny cemetery.
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Evanston, Wyo., News.

Special 10 The Tr!bunc.
EVANSTON, Wyo.. Nov. 15.--Mr and
Mrs. Frank Beclstcad entertained at an
Informal reception Saturday evening. Ia
honor OF their son and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. y, Z. Bcckstcad of Salt Lake City.
,rhe evening was spent in music and
.ames after which n dainty repast was
Scrycd The colors carried out through
ni,t the evening were blue and white.
rho host and hostess were SO clever in
their entertainment that the guests did
rot realize how the time had flown un-
in it was well past midnIght.
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Improved Order of Red Men.

Washable tribe No. I held lively ses-
sion Monday evening, the new bylaws
creating spirited discussion, resulting IN
final action being deferred for one week
The matter will probably he disposed of
this evening. An application for the war
riors degree was received. but there be-
Ing some Tnisundcrsta nding. was laid over
until the next meeting.
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Out for Good Roads.
TO The Tribune.

BOISE. Ida, Nov. l5.--The Ada County
Good Roads association will hold meet
ing In this city next Friday to map out
matters to be laid before the next session
OF the Idaho legislature. bill dealing
with tho question OF state roads Will no
outlined at Ghis meeting. and q lcSlsla-
tive committee will be appointed TO pre-
sent the matter OF roads TO tho lswTnak-
ers Survcyor-Gcncral D, A. Utter is
president OF the association and he is
very enthusiastic over the question of
hcftsr highways.
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Yeonlen.

Arrangements arc being completed for
tho dance at Federation hall Tbanssgiv-
Ing night All members should he pres
cnt at the next meeting, Thursday. No
vemher 10, as 1t Will be the last meeting
In November and nominations will h"
made for the election of officers the first
Thursday in December.
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Past Noble Grand Club.

The members OF the Past Noble Grand
club met with Mrs. Rasmussen Thursday
afternoon After disposlng, Of business
ments we're served. Those present were
The Mesdames Moore. Timer. Maraney.
Melton, Hadley, Brown Morris, Watrous,
Wincgat. Nickerson, Stafford. Blackmar
Cline. Owen. Pendleton, Fisher, Rasmus-
sen and Jenkins.