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his fold. Wednesday, evening. a very
pleasant evening Was spent in the
ward hall, during which the bishop
was presented with beautiful gold
watch and chain. and each OF his coun-
selots was given fine easy chair. as
token of the esteem the bishopric Is
held In by members of the ward.
THREE MONTHS FOR ASSAULT
In the case OF the State OF Utah va
y. G.. Carroll which has held the at
tention OF the district court this week,
the Jury brought In verdict OF guilty
of assault with a deadly weapon. Judge
Maughan sentenced Carol to spend
three months in the county jail
ENTERTAINs JUNIOR CLASS
The Junior boys OF the Second ward
Y Nj. NJ. |. A. were invited TO the
home OF one OF their class-leaders, DR.
r. A. Pearse, Tuesday evening, and
report having the best meeting of the
season. The time was spent In play
ing games singing songs, and in LISTEN
ing to an interesting talk by the doctor,
In which he told of the evil results
OF immoral living which he illustrated
with charts, and which made deep
impression on the boys. After the lee
ture Mrs Pearse treated them to Ice
cream, cake, etc.
LITTLE VICTIM OF DIABETES.
Archie, the 4-year-old son of Mr. ana
Mrs. Henry j.. hotter of the Fourth
ward, died last Sunday evening. hay
ing been ailing for some time with
Diabetes. Funeral services were held
IN the ward Westinghouse Tuesday, at
o'clock, Bishop Brigham Wright in
charge. The speakers We're Elders
David Squires, Nels Madison. c. Elias
Jensen, David l}ees, Bishop Wright
and Stake President Oleen n. Stohl.
Drs Pearse and Gregory performed
2 delicate operation upon Mrs ID. G.
Reed at the City hospital last TUESDAY.
Mrs Reed Is reported as getting along
very nicely.
Elder Charles H. Davis returned
Thursday FROM a mission To the East
ern states Philadelphia has been his
field of labor for the last year or SO.
presiding over the Pennsylvania con-
ference! L.,
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Actions Aggregating S11470o
Commenced in the Dis
trict Court.
SPECIAL MUSICAL SERVICES
In Ogden Tabernacle Tomorow--Au-
seal Events Booked for Junction
Clty--verdict for S125.

ogden, March 1.-THE Ogden and
Grated by David Eccles ana associates,
running between Ogden and the Utah
hot springs, was made defendant yes
terday in the district court, in suits
nggregating s114,700.
one suit was brought by f. S. Roll
amp trustee, against the railroad
company and A. r. c. Smith. The
suit alleges that Jan. /, 1904, the rail-
road company issued Its bonds num-
her 1 TO so, inclusive. for $500 each,
to run for 30 years, with interest pay
able annually that the said bonds
were secured by first mortgage on
the company trackage, rolling stock,
etc: that no part of the principal or
interest has been paid, and that there
Is now due on said bonds $4,000, to-
gether with interest at the rate of 5
per cent, from date of issue. Plain
tiff sets forth that Smith claims an
interest in the said property and is
therefore made defendant. A fore
closure of the mortgage is prayed for.
As a second cause of action, Mr..
Rolapp alleges that he is trustee for
bonds Nos. 81 to 100, inclusive, issued
by the defendant railroad company
Sept s, 1904, drawing interest at the
rate of s per cent per annum, and as
security for the payment of the said
bonds the railroad company gave a
second mortgage on all its property:
that no part OF the principal or in
terest has been paid and that there
Is now due 100000 and interest. A
foreclosure of the second mortgage is
prayed for
The ogden Savings Bank has fled
suit against the Ogden & Northwest
ern, to recover s54,700 alleged to be
due on promisscry notes issued during
l907-S, which have not been paid,
and the same are now past due.
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ID. o. Wade. as the administrator in
the estate of j. IT, Young, deceased, has
commenced suit against Nellie Egels-
ton, niece of tho deceased, and VII
liam Egelston her husband to recover
the sum of s1,299. The complaint al
leges that the said deceased Young,
loaned Nellie G. Egelston $500, and Will
liam Egelston 5000 to buy the home
now occupied by them from j.. o. Taft,
and that he further expended sums in
all to the amount prayed for. The
said suit will be contested as the de-
PENDANTS claim that they don't owe
the estate.
TABERNACLE SERVICES.
Elder John II, Booth VIII deliver
lecture at the tabernacle Sunday after
noon at 2. Immediately after the
public organ recital. The choir will
furnish special music for the occasion.
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OGDEN CITY TO BE SUED.
For Purchase Price of Willard Canyon
Water Rights.

Ogden, March 14.-Unless Ogden City
puts up the $4,000 purchase price for
the water right in Willard canyon.
which was bought by the city last year
through the council. a law suit to re-
cover the amount alleged to be due will
probably be bought The sale to the
city was made by Frank Moore and
several others and much talk was made
about the good buy that had been made
by the city. The money was not paid
over, however, and later the city want
ed TO get out of The deal, when the
council decided not to build lighting
plant. The owners practically agreed
10 release the city but have now decid-
cd that it is best to sell and will hold
the council to the bargain. Mr.. Moore
has so notified Mayor Brewer, but the
latter is inclined to fight the case out
IN the courts as the water right would
be practically useless to the city now.
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reached his eightv-hrst birthday. which
was celebrated at his home, In this
town ON the Sth, A large number Of
his numerous postcrity, which num-
bers several hundred. gathered at his
residence 10 extend congratulations and
Ia cheer his heart An enjoyable time
was had in speech making. music and
feasting. Mr.. Taylor is enjoying com
paratively good health and still retains
that cheerful disposition which has
characterized his useful life.
Wednesday morning last fire broke
out in the home of Harry Taylor, but
it was discovered before much damage
had been done and was eXtinguished by
a bucket brigade.
Elders Jesse Shurtlif ana j. A. An
delson who recently returned from
missions in Illinois and Denmark were
given an enjoyable reception In the
Westinghouse Feb. -.
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THE LUCKY QUARTER

is the one you pay out for box of DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They bring you
the health that's more precious than
jewels. Try them for headache. bilious
ness, constipation and malaria II they
disappolnt you the price will be cheer
fully refunded at q. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
1l2-114 So Main.
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LOGAN.
BASKET BALL TEAM SEND OFF
Champions Go TO Chicago After More
Laurcis. h h.

Lanfcis, Pins
Special Cores pondencc.
Logan. Cache Co, March i3.-The II.
Y. c. basketball champions were given
a royal send-off this morning by the
students Of the college as they left for
Chicago. where they so to enter the ma
tional tournament. At 100 over 600
students lined up at the institution, the
college band headed the procession
then the basketball boys, followed by
the student body. They all marched to
the depot and lined up for q picture. As
the train pulled out at S:lb the boys
were cheered on to victory and the re-
suits of the games played in The east
will be watched with interest here as
well as throughout the state. The boys
have undoubtedly done wen in defend
ing the Crimson colors this season, hav-
ing gone through the league series with
out n defeat and every game played he
ing a decisive victory. There were nine
in the party, composed of Coach Bad
enOch, Manager j. w. Crawford, mem
bers OF the regular team. Jensen, Ros-
kelly. Wangsgard. Hin and Wilcox;
substitutes, Rawllns and Young.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples:
Daniel p. Vaughan, Wellsville. and
Alice H, Lloyd, Mt. Sterling.
Aaron Hin, Trenton. and Estella Dees.
Weston. Ida.
DESERTED i6 YEARS.
Everett c. Van Orden OF Lewiston has
filed complaint against Samantha ].
Van Ortien for divorce on the grounds
OF Abandonment and desertion The
complaint alleges that the couple We're
married at Salt Lake City in 1855 and
that plaintiff was deserted in the year
1862. He asks that divorce be given and
he agrees to pay to defendant the sum
OF s40O.
The presentation of the comedy "Pyg-
malion and Galatea" by the students of
the Agricultural college at the opera
house last evening was a brilliant sue
cess. The play was presented to a ca
pacity house.
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PROVO.
LADIES HONOR PRESIDENT.
Jones Family Troublcs--Bis Musical
Attraction.


,,.
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Special Correspondence
Provo, March ll.-The most enjoyable
surprise uf the season was rendered by
the Indies of the Fourth ward Relief
Society on the occasion of the 10Th am
niversaiy OF the birthday of its presi-
dent. Margaret NJ. Watson. In addi-
ton to the members of the ward a
number of old time friends were pres
ent from other wards. including the
presidency of the Relief Society of the
Utah stake, $50 in am The sisters
met at the pleasant home of Counselor
Mary NJ. Boydon. The time was spent
in singing, speeches, congratulations
and appreciation of the labors and
faithfulness of Mrs. Watson. and the
presentation of a beautiful cameo pin
and a ring, after which bounteous
Gnu De''e''''' iu'i'n vas SCI 'eu
ii'o = i'i'h'
The children of John d. Jones have
entered suit against Mrs. Lena Jones,
his wife. of three months, to compel
her to sign deeds conveying the proper
~ to them, the children OF MIR. Jones
FORMER WIFE. their mother. 1t appears
from the complaints filed In the district
court mat me chiidren We're promised
the consent Of their father certain mar
GELS OF real estate and personal prop
cry. me utles were never perfected
, pn 'ralIsie II ana notnlils out YER
,ai as,e ~ mas my, which
,,sr',S,e5 s, W. n<,n,,a,,. $50 .. sn.t-
again married The papers and deeds
49, ~ d rnr h, 70 ' no, h,o, N,aH
Snsad ~ a. AZ Sonssnr. MIL" ~ AZ
,,..et;c affairs ~ NJ iorns aro
sn,,,an,, ai, .,,t,,oS "a MI 'oiioS "io
In an intar,;elv with tho nar,ias
~ al ~ 81 W." "' "o p pa Us
eo,eei ea'e, ,e,,s no opSsttiolis
,,,a,.,.;, ,ast Docarob,,
ii'1 Ira laso i'eceIhp ,s ,, -.
a. I've t,t",v oo''i I piIan'S nay. psen
~, "e G,na,.t,s ro ~ Ip,,,
Mrs. Ella Jones Kelly. and Miss An
me 'o'ieS
GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTION.
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A FORMER FATTY
NOW COMFORTABLE
EcIls How She Got There.
Dear Editor.

Dear Editor
The idea Of me climbing stairs car
rying lot of dead weight, carting
about a load Of ncsh that was taxing
my strength and giving me nothing In
return except a clumsy, uncomfortable
appearancei No one can have con
ceptlon OF how bndly ] was handicap
pea everywhere. no get around half
as well az any wel-proportioned per
son | had Ia breathe twice as much
and as hard. fairly waddled and
was wobhly ana never dared to attempt
what ordinary girls do with ease but
all this has been changed since took
tho advice OF Margaret knolly. or
course, now that the secret Is out and
everyone win soon know II, | might as
well be candid with you. l have lost 81
hounds IN 40 days. My waist line ~
now down Ia "a inches and my bust
measures 80 inches so that l can claim
10 be we'll propOrtioned, but what IL bet
Ter than having nice form or figure Is
the feeling OF comfort. / can get around
and do anything without the slightest
effort-why / can button my shoes and
button my waist down the back ana
now of course you want 10 know What
Margaret Knoly's secret rs.
II is known as the Marmola Pre-
scriution and contains Just three sim
Die ingredients that are mixed togeth-
or I'm Vour own home and cost but
tribe. The formula Is az follows. "a
ounce Marmola, " ounce Fluid Extract
Cascara Aromatic, and Sts ounces Sy-
run Slmplrx / took teaspoonful Of
this mixture after meals, and before
heotime and I was told | could eat
and drink all wanted and could dts
continue the violent exercise aud the
long tiresome walks ! must say that
Marmola Is a wonderful comfort TO
tat girls,
nov comfortable friend.
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TABERNACLE SERVICES.
Musical Festival by the Choir-TalIS
On Music by Elder Il. IL. Young.

Ogden, March 14-At the regular
afternoon service at the ogden taber-
nacle Sunday. commencing at ? o'clock
Elder Levi Edgar Young of Salt Lake
City VIII be the speaker, his subject
being, Music"
The tabernacle choir viii render the
following musical program from
"Elijah":
Selection. tabernacle choir; chorus.
Help O Lord" tabernacle choir; duet
and chorus, Lord Bow Thine Ear"
Mendelssohn, Misses Maud and We'll
tina Belnap and choir: aria, III with All
Your Heart" Mendelssohn, Miss Myr-
Tie Ballanger and choir; Baal, chorus
and solos Mendelssohn, Caleb Mar
riott, Geo. O. Nye ana choir; solo,
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CITY soLONs BORROW MONEY.
Burglar is Disappointed--Fire Drills AT
School.

Murray March 14.--The city council
met at p. m. Tuesday, March 10.
William ii. Bishop, treasurer of the
City of Murray, reported That ne was
willing to give his personal note as col
lateral security for $4,000, that Murray
city would be enabled to secure that
amount for city purposes at per
cent interest until Dec, 10, 1908, which
offer WAS accepted by resolution en-
dorsing the city treasurer In signing a
note for $4,000 on behalf OF the city.
The finance committee reported that
the Progress Co. agreed 10 take Sfop
in full as second payment Of $1,000 FOR
water services for the year 1907. which
was ordered paid.
Three bids were opened for the in
stallation OF n fire alarm in the tower
of the city hail, as follows Utah indie
pendent Telephone company, Sl2O; H.
G. Holding OF salt Lake. Sll9' Progress
Co, S117. Referred to the committee
on improvements.
BURGLAR DISAPPOINTED.
on Wednesday night the office of
yard No / of the Miller CahoOn COM
pany was entered the safe blown open
and things generally upset. 1t is quite
evident that the thief Is an expert at
the business. but unfamiliar with the
methods OF the company, not knowing
that at the end OF each days business
all money and papers representing
money are transferred To the head Of
! fice on Main street, and there placed
! I'm a vault, The safe at the yard Ia
| merely kept there for the protection OF
records and other papers.
After gaining entrance to the build
ing the pilferer found the outside door
OF the safe unlocked, hat not the inside
one. Applying n little powder To the
lock apd he had full access 70 its CON
tents. which proved 10 DO OF no value
to him, being as stated papers and
| records.
PROSPECTIVE DETENTION HOME.
Judge Gowan OF the juvenile court,
| Mr.. Joseph j. Cannon, and numbGr
| of prominent gentlemen from various
parts OF salt Lake county, visited the
| old Salt Lake Stake academy ON Wed
nesday afternoon for the purpose of
! considering the feasibility OF convert
| ing the building ana grounds into a
! detention home After a careful sur
very of the situation an expressed
! themselves as being I'm favor Of the
location, and some definite action
may be- looked for In the worry nenr
! future, MIR. Joseph j. Cannon Of
| salt Lake CITY is the moving spirit
| Ia the scheme,
CHILDREN PRACTISE FIRE
DRILLS.
| Fine drills have been I'm evidence
! this week al Tho schools ANA VIII be
| continued sufficiently often 10 Keep
| the pupils under good discipline. The
two large buildings are considered a5
! safe as II liz possible TO mako them
Funeral services over the romans
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LEGAL BLANKS

OF. every character and description
arranged from the best legal forms.
and brought strictly up to date.
fun supply always on hand at the
Deseret News Book store.
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DESERTED 4s YEARS.
EXCURSION TO OGDEN

Sunday, March 10. via Oregon Short
Line. Round trip 81 90. Special train
at 1870 p. m. Special returning $50
p. m. Auspices Christian Science
Church.
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Our s1.0o guaranteed razor is best in
city Full line OF strops and razor
homes. State street Hardware. 252 South
State.
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ESTATE ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND ATTRACTIONS.

Tonight at the Grand Opera House
Manager Grant has Quincy Adams
Sawyer for an attrantion. Monday
night THE Gingerbread Man" Il great
musical attraction, will be presented.
The advance seat sale COMMENCED yes
terday.
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TT
Seventy-seyen
for Colds and
G RIP

Most all sickness is brought on
by taking a Cold. most all Colds are
caused by a check in the circulation,
induced by sitting i'll draft, re-
naming too long in cold room, or
standing on cold and often wet
pavement.
Humphreys "Seventy-seven" re-
stores the checked circulation, starts
the blood coursing through the
veins and stops or breaks up the
Cold or Grip.
AT drug stores, IS Gents.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co. Cor.
William and John Streets. New York
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BRIGHAM CITY.
NOMINATED FOR POSTMASTER.
Lorenzo W. Anderson Gets Plum
Fruit Growers Association.

Fruit Growers ASSOCIATION.
Special Correspondence.
Brigham City. BoXelder Co., March
1S - Wednesday afternoon Deputy
County Clerk Lorenzo w Anderson re-
ceived the following telegram from
Congressman Joseph Howell at Wash
ington, d. c..
Lorenzo w. Anderson, Brigham
Utah-As indicated in my letter. your
nomination for postmaster sent to
senate by the president yesterday. Ac-
cept congratulations.
JOSEPH HOWELL"
WEDDING PERMITS.
Marriage licenses were issued during
the week to the following couples:
j. G. Hewitt and Miss Lottie Il.
Marsh of Willard. They were married
by Bishop T. II. Blackburn.
Adam ]. Larsen and Miss Rose
Hirschi OF Park Valley This couple
were MAIDEN happy by Bishop John &,
McMaster tying the nuptial knot.
FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION.
The directors of the Brigham City
Fruit Growers association met Thurs
day evening and affected the following
organization:
John p. Christensen. president: II. s.
Larsen, vice president: n. j. Valen-
tine, secretary, and W. r. Davis. treas
The other directors are Geo w. Wat
lSins. j. w. Francis. Alma Iverson and
James Jensen.
BIsHoPRIC HoNORED.
Bishop Brigham Wright of the Fourth
ward was pleasantly surprised by the
NJ. l. A. workers and other members of
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MURAL DEPARTMENT

delivered Murray and vicinity the branch office
advertising received Office First National Bank Ind phone 81
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HARRISVI
PATRIARCH P. G. TAYLOR.

Celebrates Eighty-First Birthday
Missionary Welcome Home.
Special Correspondence.
Harrisville, Weber county, March a.
Patriarch Pleasant Green Taylor has
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REPUBLICAN RACE STILL UNSETTLED
Fvoe Sons Apparently Control Over 300 Of the $50 Republican
National Delegates
"Favorite Sons" Apparer
HUGHES Apparent strength

There are $50 delegates IN the Rep
choice OF nominee. Appended Is a su
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States Contested by

Republican AL neccsar,
Is a standardization OF the situation present.
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GREAT MUSICAL

The homes of the following people
were gladdened by the arrival OF a son:
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Forsyth, MI and
Mrs. John /. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Kari
Melan.
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he G @ conn" apparent" over 500 delegates" @no" reference " ~ contests
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Hear Ye Israel" Mendelssohn Miss
Ballanger; chorus. BE Not Afraid"
Mendelssohn, tabernacle choir A COR
dial invitation is extended to the pub
lie to attend.
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Your formerly tat
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