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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10

respected and aged citizen of this city,
was held on Thursday OF this week.
Deceased was born In Sweden in 1925,
and Joined the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter day Saints in 1860. The same
year the family came TO Mt. Pleas
ant, where they have since resided.
Mr. Rosenlof was prominent in affairs
In Mt. Pleasant in early days, taking
part In several Of the Indian wars. He
is survived by his wife and 13 children.
HOME FROM SWEDEN.
Peter Matson of the stake presidency
OF the North Sanpete stake, and presi-
dent of the Swedish mission for about
three years. returned home today, ac-
companied by his wife. who has been
with him for over a year, general
reception will be held tomorrow in the
Assembly hall.
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS.
The committee appointed by The
Commercially club to wait upon the Nj.
Pleasant school board relative to re-
moving the heater from under the
school building found the board heart
lily in accord with such a move, but
II will of necessity require a special
tax levy, and if the citizens will vote
in favor of the proposition, it will be
done. An architect will be brought
here to draw up plans and also ar
range for sanitary toilets, at the same
time
1t has been definitely decided to have
the high school held in what is called
the Simpson school house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
OGDEN CHAMBER COMMERCE..
welcomes Bambcrgcr's Interurbun
Line to junction City.

Ogden, June 10.-President Simon
Bamberger has a friend in the cham
her of commerce of Ogden and 1t means
he Will secure the stanch support of
that organization in his efforts to gain
admission to this city with his inter-
urban road
At meeting of the chamber of COM
merce last evening the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
Whereas. The Salt Lake & Ogden
railroad is about to enter our city, and
whereas the completion of this road
will add much to the business interests
of Ogden, bringing our merchants IN
closer touch with the settlements to the
south of us, therefore be 1t:
Resolved, That we congratulate the
Hon. Simon Bamberger on the near
completion of the first inter-' rban
road of Importance In the sta,e of
Utah, and extend to the Salt Lake e.
Ogden interurban road a hearty vel.
come to our city"
The action OF the chamber was COM
mended in the highest term last eve
ming by business men who were m
formed of its action. Although not
definitely settled as yet as to what
entrance will be used by the road IN
stering Ogden, it is thought that be-
lore another week some agreement will
be reached whereby the Banberger
road Will have a terminal on one of the
streets of the city reached by the street
car line
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TO RECLAIM
$4,000 ACRES
------- .-------------
r. ]. Kiesel and Eastern Capital
lists Project Big Irrlga-
ton Works.
INTERURBAN FINDS A FRIEND
In Ogden Chamber of Commerce
Matthews Residence BurgIarizcd---
Passenger Robbcd--Briefs.

Ogden, June t0.-The expenditure OF
100000 and the irrigation Of 225,0o0
acres of rich bench land in Morgan.
Davis and Weber counties, are tho
plans of a private corporation, which are
being formulated in Ogden at the pres
ent time.
According to the information at hand
deal was closed in this city Monday
evening by Fred j. Kiesel and Thomas
Fitzgerald. whereby they secured an
option on 400 acres of land on the
cambridge south of Weber canyon. Other
options will be secured as fast as pos
sible. 1t is the intention OF the pro-
motors. who are backed by strong
capitalists from New Jersey and Penn
sylvania, to erect a mammoth dam In
Weber canyon and have net work
OF canals extending through three
counties.
Assurances are given that the men
at the head of the enterprise have tied
up reservoir and dam sites in Weber
canyon and that they await the adju-
dication of the water rights in the
stream to push forward with their con-
struction work.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

A simple but pretty wedding solemn
lied the marriage of Miss Judith Evans
and Moses j. Brines this morning. the
ceremony being performed at the First
Congregational church by Rev. Elmer
/, Goshen in the presence of a large
number OF friends. Professor Arthur
Shepherd presided at the organ, rend-
ering a number of selections before
the entrance of the bridal party, and
during and after the service, At noon
Rev. Goshen entered from the east
door. and was followed by the groom
and his best man.
The ushers A. Crabbe, Fred Smith,
]. II. Roe. Jack Berkhoel and G. j.
Sheldon. then formed in the aisle ana
from the west door entered the matron
of honor. Mrs. Aulabaugh, and the
bridesmaid Miss Clara Hall; then came
the bride on the arm of her father.
Both the bride and her attendants were
In white street suits and white hats,
the bride wearing skirt and jacket
of white linen with collar of real
lace and white picture hat. trimmed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
I oday 5 Ogden News

Moore of this city closed a deal eari"
last evcnig WhereOy lie secures a lease
on the Utahna theater for a year cf-
fcctive Immediately. The lease was
purchased from II. A. Grant, who has
held n lease on the theater for the
to run the house as a stock house ana
Will have n first class stock company
gathered for the season.
Grand Neutrality-suspicious. Miller
and his New York company come to
the Grand Opera House this evening
in THE Great Divide
Pardoe Divorce Suit--A suit for n
divorce will probably be filed in the
district court today by the attorney
for Ella Pardoe against Glen Pardoe
on the grounds of nonsupport. The
papers In the case were served on
the defendant yesterday afternoon.
Baseball Grounds--After meeting
of the officers OF the Ogden Baseball
association last evening the statement
was given out that the club had secured
the grounds of the Intermountain Fair
association and would build diamond
on the grounds Immediately
The grounds will be In readiness for
the game on Saturday afternoon in
which Ogden will make their initial APP
pearance. Mayor Brewer will pitch the
first ball.
After w. T.. Fielding-James F.
Fender, the city detective, has gone to
Oakland, Cal. after w. F. Fielding,
who Is wanted In this city upon the
charge of embazzlement,
Foot Amputated--W A. Beckstel
has been operated upon at the ogden
general hospital and had his right foot
amputated. While attempting TO board
a Southern Pacific train at Lakeside
Monday evening, Beckstel slipped and
fell and his right foot went under the
wheels and was crushed The man was
brought into the city and attended at
the hospital.
Wanted for Robbcry--P. j. kinde-
elon. chief OF the Southern Pacific Sc
cret service department. has advised
the local officers of the company as well
as tn epolice and sheriff's offices that
he has offered a. reward of 800 for the
apprehension of Edwadr Butler who is
wantde for the robbing of freight cars
on the line of the Southern Pacific in
Nevada The man is believed to be
operating in connection with the gangs
that have been busy at Lakeside and
and other small towns on the road and
not far from Ogden.
johnson Divorce Suit Martha
Johnson has instituted a suit for a. di-
vorce against Charles johnson upon the
grounds Of non-support and failure to
provide. The couple We're married in
Ogden. July 4, 1904.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
INTERSTATE NEWS BRIEFS

Annabella Notes.-The infant daugh-
ter of William and Pearl Daniels was
buried June 2. II was three weeks old.
Jennie Barney daughter of
Hyrum Barney. died June 2, of blood
poisoning, she was II years old. had
been bed fast for one week. it comes
very hard on the family as the mother
is dead Allie Daniels of Provo
came down to visit relatives here, ana
was stricken with typhoid fever but
Is recovering.
Redmond Weddings Cupid Is again
making himself busy in the community.
This week four of Redmonds prom
inent and highly respected young peo-
pie entered upon the matrimonial sea.
They are Anthony c. Willardson and
Miss May Jensen. Moroni Paulson and
Miss Myrtle F'rankson. The first couple
were married in the Manti Temple and
the latter in the Salt Lake Temple en-
Wednesday, June 3. A host of friends
of both couples wish them every Sue
cess in life.
McCammon Notes--Commencement
exercises were held In the McCammon
opera house last week by the eighth
grade graduates OF the following
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.

Sent to Asylum--Judge Howell went
to Pennington last evening where he
conducted an insanity hearing over one
James Smith, who was adiudged insane
by Drs. Gleason and Whitlock of that
city. The man was ordered commit
ted TO the State Mental hospital at
Provo.
Convicted of Burglary--Frank Col
lier and Bob Matlock We're found guilty
yesterday afternoon in the district court
by jury of the crime of burglary in
the second degree. The men were
charged with entering a box car in the
railroad yards in this city. The jury
in finding it's verdict recommended the
men to the mercy of the court.
Chas. Weigh Observation-Disclosures
Weigh. the young man who is charged
with having stolen s27O from State
Senator Hereby of Illinois at the Hot
Springs. was arrested yesterday after
noon by Deputy Sheriff Naylin.
Utabna Theater Observation-Disclosures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10

Ivory Soap is as mild,
as soothing, as cleans
ing as the finest una
dulterated CASTLE soap.
1t should be used for
every purpose for which
pure CASTLE soap is used
for baby's bath as we'll
as for washing every
thing hewears; hisunder-
clothes, his frocks, his
stockings, everything about
him from the top of his
little bald head to the
tips Of his pink and
white toes.
Ivory Soap
80 400 Per Gent. Pure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
PAROWAN.
REGISTRATION AGENTS.
Wedding Bells--Coldest and Dryest
Spring In History of Town.

Special Correspondence
parowan. Iron Co, June 19os.-Mar-
riage licenses have been issued this
week to the following couples:
Carlos Thornton of Parawon and Ed
ma Williamson OF Paragoonah, who start
ed for st. George. where they viii be
married in the temple.
Ernest orion and Mary Benson of
and reception held AT the residence
of the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs.
H. IL. Benson. a wedding party was
given in the opera house III the even
Ing, at which q large number had
very enjoyable time.
COUNTY REGISTRARS.
The county commissioners have held
the assessment and making such
changes as they thought necessary Most
of the raises made We're on improve
ments and sheep.
action of the routine business of the
county the following registration Off
GERS were appointed as follows:
Paragoonah, Amelia J; Topham
Parowan district No. /, New $ Whit
ney; district No. ?, S. r. Burton,
summit, Nora Madsen.
Cedar district No. /, John Dutton;
district No ., John II. Cory.
Kanarra, William ]. Williams
state line, James Muldoon.
Modena, Lewis Lund
Gold Springs, Bon N. schwartz.
Lund Mrs Anna NJ. Jackson.
Tho application of NJ. H. Shortly for
a liquor license was denied.
COLD SPRING.
All old citizens are agreed that this
Is the coolest and most windy and dis
ngreeably as well as the digest spring
Parowan has ever experienced since It's
settlement 1t seems nat the wind
brought clouds but sent them ON to drop
their moisture In Salt Lake and other
sections and TO return a north wind
and frost to us. Crops are looking bad :
n good many pieces of grain look at a
distance as II It was piece of plowed
land. The precipitation has been very
light and according to our local wealth
er prophets the wind has been blowing
10 days week,
Mrs j. n. Mitchell has gone to Bsk-
or city. or, To visit her daughter,
Maud who has been seriously III FOR
some time.
Dr. Green was taken before the city
Justice yesterday and fined Sl3 for US
ing abusive language to the city mar
shall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
npMocRAr1c pELEcArEs,
SPANISH FORK.
WIN. Fl. STANLEY IS DEAD.
Berry-Ro NuptiaIs-Ncw Citizens
Democratic Delegates.

Berry Rowe Nuptials-NcW tittzens--
Democratic Delegates.
Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork. Utah Co., June Ed
ward NJ. Rowe. supervisor OF district
schools, and Minnie Berry. were united
in marriage In the Salt Lake temple
on Wednesday, June 3.
William H. Stanley, n native son or
this place and who moved to idaho
about seven months ago. recently died
at briggs. Idaho, of an attack of kid
new trouble He leaves a Wife and
several children. and his aged father
NATIVE STUDENTS HoNoRED.
On Tuesday al the commencement
exercises at Provo OF the Brigham
Young university the following stu
dents of this place were given
diplomas of graduation-College. Eph-
rain Hughes normal, l. Archibald
Brockbank, James Jensen, Elmer Mil
ler David G. Simmons. Ernest g.
Wildwood: high school, John II. Bowen;
music Fern Lewis; preparatory, VIII
liam Smith; certificate of elocution,
Bliss Lewis The graduates of the
normal and high school are also gradu-
ates of the original high school or
Spanish Fork.
George A. Hicks, veteran OF the
Walker and Black Hawk wars has had
his pension raised to sic month. Mrs
Elizabeth Nickel and Mrs. Mary Ro-
bertson get st2 a month each.
On Monday. June /, son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b. Hicks Of
Clinton, and on June a. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Collett were made happy by
the arrival OF daughter
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.
The Democrats of Spanish Fork have
elected 10 delegates and alternates to
represent them at the state convention
on June H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
PIONEER PASSES FROM EARTH
Morris Cover Summoned-Wcdding
BelIs-Daughters of Pioneers.

Special Correspondence.
Logan,June 9.-Morrls Cover of Clark
ston died Sunday at the age of so years.
He was one of the early pioneers of
this valley, coming to Charleston in
1869 He came from Bath, England,
in 1857, and for a number of years
worked as stonecutter on the temple
and at the quarry. He leaves a fami-
ly of four children, several grand and
Observation-Disclosures. He was de-
voted member of the Church. (Mil
lennial Star, please copy)
WEDDING BELLS.
Wm. II. Lee, Idaho Falls, and Fran
ces Smith. Logan; also VIM. j. Cham
bers and Mary N. Call, both of Rugby.
Idaho, procured marriage license this
morning.
1t is announced that Arthur Gud-
mundson and Miss Ri Bingham will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS.

be married in the Salt Lake temple in
about a week.
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS.
The Daughters of the Pioneers met
at the Sixth ward Westinghouse yes
terday and effected the fourth neigh
borhood organization of the Daughters
at this place. This organization will
be known as the MILFORD Woodruff
company. and has the following Off
GERS: President, Mrs. stephen HILL
stone; first vice president, Mrs. w.
X. Burnham; second vice president.
Mrs. James Thomas; secretary, Alice
Keiten; treasurer. Alfalfa Haws; or
ganist. Julia Hendricks.
Alma Frank of this place was fined
$40 by Justice VIM. Brangham on Mon
day for buying liquor for minors.
Mrs. Joseph Howell and her five chill
dren returned from Washington, D..
c., Sunday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
MOUNT PLEASANT.
CIGAR FACTORY BURNED.


Special Correspondence
Mt. Pleasant June Tho Royal e.
gar factory. owned by Or. q, McSous-
han and Louis WOodring, was de-
siroyed by fire one day this week. Inc
FIRE was probably caused by deisetlge
light wiring The loss Is over N,yVV'
Goughan M the heaviest loser.
THE second annual meeting OF ihe
Third Councillor District Medical So
oiety OF Utah is 60 be held IN MI
Pleasant In August from Iuesday'
Aug II, 10 THURSDAY, Aug. il. IN,
Mi Pleasant Commercial club mas un-
dertaken the entertaining OF the doc
tors and their ladies'
VETERAN LAID TO REST
The funeral Of Niels Rosenloi' . Wen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
PASSENGER ROBBED.

Sergeant Robert Chambers of the og-
den police force went to Evanston.
Wyoming, last evening to take into
custody Henry O'Hornett. who is held
there and Is charged with robbing u
passenger of 500 and ticket to Chi
cago. According to the information
given out by the police. young O'Hor-
nett is alleged to have rolled" the
victim while the latter was in an in
toxicated condition. The crime was
committed In this city at the Union
depot several nights ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10

Mir wbit. n,umea. she cn,ried "a
bno,,et 81 white peonies. The brides
motber sister and brother occupied
Tho front new. Mrs Evans being in
pr,,,ns AZ .roo,n,s hrothar ,vas hest
,n,n
Tha ch,,rch u.as decorated In nalfna
ana n sreat hasLe, M nink and white
nnor,as stooa ~ mo so,,th eide After
Inc rsren,onv n wedding BREAKFAST was
served Mt the home of the brides par
, nse, ,i,,,,s h,ro ho,rr a,ao In mink and
,rhits WITH reonies. s,yet peas and car
10 ,t,rs ,,ssd ,hrouybout Tho table
~, ,r i, 20 hn,,,, 80 s,yet meas for n
Govt ro orniscs and was ,anked by smaller
hor,ta os The Same fowers. Only the
family aud Iie'nD p',ii VI wy No. ~
NJ. pp,.,nas loaye for short bridal
ma 20, al ,,ii, re.,,r, hare "a reside.
wy 'i'''
&,,aa.,,,ss ,,-;lt ,,~aflo,pinate In social
.ro,,.s ta6a,, yearly, a dozen being on
&c lief Among them are a number OF
waII known Young people OF the city iii
,,hn,,, ,o,,cb interest centers Besides
,lasa h,,dal arra,ra viii he several en-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for brides-elect.
'o'
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe NJ. Breeder en-
s se,,r Mes be;ns. n,aved. The rooms
,,,a,.a dsnora.ed IN red carnations and
peonies. and dominoes besides bridge,
was oi'e " '
n,,ss Nina. Rogers and Miss Leah
t.nis vore guests OF honor at a lunch
con S,. yy ths tahle having Mexican
A., ,,,,,,,,,,.,r snread and decorations OF
,,nr .u,aat meas Hand painted bon
P''N -.,..o.. =. !. eo,,,-a,yra
uoh c"NS' w." 49,
.,o,r the many marriages of today
ora ,boee ~ Miss I.ulu Penrose and
water Wallace. Miss Lutte Nicholson
a,,s Tra,ter 7 FIdredre Miss Fife Py-
go -, Ioh, McPbie Mise Blanch
Hansen and William ]. Caldwell.
rtos,a ~ Miss w Ardella Cannon and
wallace Tragereren which took place
", March the Young people being
n,,ietIv married before the groom's de-
,1arture abroad circumstances having
,,ostnonad The tourney. the young cou-
ME decided To make The affair public.
4 ne " IT Csnnon ana Mrs Nina Can.
non Tri,is and the Groom is connected
With n Veil Known arm of local con-
u ae'o'S =.
The Daughters Of the Revolution hold
~ Tho Ten,nieton hlnnl
-
Mrs Martin Csroo liz here from Mont
- Uricht
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r,o,,oh, m. o,a NJ, T. n Woodbury.
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ny. e,aas, I 49, hee - tha,, do,,sIter
NJ NJ Iii, yynod,,,e, tho event heinz,
IN t,e haoue vi a,,tSs,,i ,,n,~ Sn,,,..
...e ~ spe ,aas 20 49, Mi, s+,aat -
at tne nedu oL 4Notti 4haii StteS''
,,,.s r,,o.a rari, ,yas .,ast ~ honor
Yesterday d,sr at a pretty afternoon affair
s,N ,n, ~ 1rh hisa tSa 800 81 Mrs rs
Ind' w. roo,as ware decorated IN
mink and white roses and l6 were pres
e"' - e'''S ''
Mrs n wev gave an orpheum
Marty this afternoon for Mrs. Waiter
Morgan anu MISS SoMhh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
COUNTY REGISTRARS.
Democratic Delegates BertIeson
Family ReuniOn--Accident.


Family NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant. June THE commits
sloners of Sanpete county met in regu-
lar session and appointed the following
registration officers for the county:
Fairview. district No. /. Mrs Ellen
Peterson; district 2, Maggie Sanderson:
fayette, c. L. Anderson: Freedom,
Mary Lynne; Milburn. James E. House
keeper; Wales, II. d. Rees Manti. dis
trict l, Mrs. Belle Brown; district 2.
a.. I. Buchanan; district 3, Luther T.
futile; district 4. Annie L. Richards;
Mt. Pleasant, district No L, L. p Nell
son; district 2, Sina Clark: district 8.
Julia Watson; district 1. Theodore
Candland; district s. Lena Jorgensen;
Mayfield, Niels S. Lund; Centerfeld,
w. A. Fjeldsted; Gunnison, Elizabeth
II. Peterson; Moroni. district L. Jacob
Knapp; district 2, Thomas j Morley;
district g. Eugene Eliason; Spring City
district l, w. T.. Watson district 2,
Emil Erickson; Chester Wflford L.
Alfred; Sterling Ross Thompson: Epa,-
raim. district !, ID. w. Thompson: dis
trict 2, William A. Larsen: district 8,
Ephraim G.. Larsen; district 4, Hans
p. X. Hansen; Indianola. Henry Spenc-
err; Fountain Green, district !, Rasmus
Rasmussen; district 2, B. F. Llewel-
lyn.
BBRTLESON FAMILY REUNION.
On June Is one of the largest family
reunions ever held in Mt Pleasant will
be held. being the one hundredth ami
versary of the birth of Mr.. Bertleson.
whose descendants meet here from
various parts of the state. Idaho. Mexi-
co and Missouri. Preparations are be-
ing made to make 1t an elaborate af-
fair. Headquarters will be at the resi-
dence of Bishop Daniel Rasmussen.
PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Joseph Wright of Spring city. a vet