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T. II. Gourley, Jason w. Briggs AMI
w. w. Blair. / demand the proof Tor
the place and date
2-I challenge the proof that his
church is possessed and endowed with
the fullness of the priesthood on earth,
81 challenge the proof that the
presidency of the Church descends from
father TO son, or that it ever did 40
descend
IL challenge the proof that baptism
for the dead Is not binding on them
as q church. (and If 1t will destroy
one church for not preparing for their
dead. why Will not the same causes
bring the same reSults)
81 challenge the proof that the earth
is not standing under curse and liable
at any moment to be smitten with
curse. from section ~: 9.
6-l challenge the proof that T. "
Gourley had any authority to present
the Church to Joseph Smith on the
9th day OF April, 1860, saying Brother
Joseph. ! a. IA, Gourley) present thlS
Church 10 you In the name of Jesus
Christ"
IL challenge the proof that James
Whitehead did not perjuT himself on
the witness stand in the temple lot suit
In Kansas city, Mo, when he sworc
that Joseph had been ordained prcsl-
dent OF the Church by Joseph his faith
eT.
81 challenge proof that william
Smith did not perjur himself when ne
sNore he had been ordained a prophet
seer and revelator and translator 10
the Church,
81 challenge the proof that Young
Joseph diG not swear the truth when he
swoie That he had not been ordained
by his father.
10 challenge the proof that wher-
eyer me church OF God appears the
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mon Junction and surrounding dis
trIcts i'm the county.
Tho parnde commences from the ,i.y
hail al ii a. m. headed bv the cItv
rnthcrs. relieved bv the local fire L.
pprtmcri Mcrcur department nhout 20
strong provo depart,ncnt about 70
strong and BINGHAM CANYON about 81
strong A number of lodges have rcen
invited 10 ioin In the pnradc, and will
more than likely be- represented, Uue
or two have. AT least expressed suuh
a desire
Tho Murray state band VIII ruuie en-
the music. and provisions have been
made to accommodate the people mt
the Arlington grove.
p6 Holne OF INC leatuieS OF tne Gay oI
ing lady teams OF Utah Murray Vs.
salt Lake; horse race between Murray
and Bingham canyon, two hest out of
three heats for side bet OF $50; a lad
Der climbing contest between Muriy
fire DEPARTMENT aud Bingham canyon
fire department. A new feature Ia Tho
sporting line will then be pnruc,pa; d
ina water fighting contest between
hose company No. ] and hose company
No ., for n purse OF $50,
At y. m. q banquet viii be tcu-
dered IN which nremen, visiting Ere
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visement by the street car company
Is the reducing of the fare from Ogdel
City to the Hot Springs from 20 cents
one way TO 10 cents and from 80 cents
for the round trip including the oath
to 40 cents. The reason for this re-
duction IL given that a large number
of the employees of the Utah Smelter
company ut the Springs as well as the
canning companies and packing plants
In North ogden and Pleasant View arc
residents of the city but are compelled
to live al the factories and plants on
account Of the eXorbtant car fare but
that If the fare was reduced they would
be able TO live in the city and catch
the early morning car to work. Tho
order foi the reduction in ear fare viii
probably be issued by the president
of the road within q week
WEBER STAKE ORGANIZATION.
Ogden. Aug. S.-Tomonow afternoon
in the tabernacle the last OF the three
stakes into hich the old Weber stake
was divided win be organized. While
the stake is as large as the Ogden
and the North Weber stakes there will
not be as much work to do on account
of the fact that many of the officers IF
the old Weber stake live in this stake
which viii still retain the name Of
the Weber Stake of Zion.
The officers of the stake who are,
president, l.. w Shurtliff first coun-
Sclor, G. f. Middleton, and second
counselor. John Watson, all reside in
the stake to be organized tomorrow
which is south of Twenty fourth street
and the Wilson lane, There are many
other Officers of the stake who Will
have to be elected on account of the
other tive stakes taking many of the
Officers of the Weber stake. but these
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street Car System to Be Pushed
Through Ogden Canyoh-Fare
Reduction to Hot Springs.
WEBER STAKE ORGANIZATION
,,u ne Eflcctcd Sunday--Suit for Di-
vorce--Bank Enters Counter Suits
Against TayIors-News Briefs.

o,,5s, Aug. S.-Work upon the ex-
...sl,p of the lire of the Ogden Rapli
,,.,,sit company will probably be re-
,,,,sd within the next 80 days, or
Gamer If the right of way over GER
.,in resorts in the canyon can be Sc
cored. The statement was given out
M. one who is in position to know
,5at the street car company has beah
.onsdering the matter of building the
ar line through the canyon, and thas
,be only reason that work has not been
.,arted before was on account of the
81 that there had been little hitch
IN tbe matter of securing a right Of
,sy over certain pieces of property
N the canyon.
From an authentic source the infor-
nation is given out that the owners
n property In the canyon have in
fornei Mr.. David Eccies, president of
me meet car company and one of Its
heaviest stockholders that they are
Wiling 10 give the company right of
way over their property, but 1t must
no so taken that the value of the pro-
perty win not be deprecated.
The route as has been selected by
the street car company and for which
the track Is laid for about a quarler
Of a mile above the present terminus
Of the line, will necessitate the cree
ton OF about five or six bridges ana
viii call for a great amount of rock
work The line from the mouth of the
canyon to the Oaks is II feasible one
and its cost per mile is far below that
Of what was first estimated,
1t is expected that the work on the
line will begin within the next 80 or
20 days and will be rushed through this
fall so that a number of the rock re-
tanning walls. culverts and bridges can
A built this fall while the river is very
low.
Another matter that is under ad-
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BRIGHAM CITY.
THRILLING RUNAWAY.
Justin c. Wixom Injnrcd-NIeat Mar
kct Burncd---iSids Rejected.

Special Correspondence.
brigham City, BoXelder Co, Aug e.
VIII Glover's team ran away again
Nesterday-the third time within "a
hours. The team ran down Forest
street until the tongue dropped. when
Inc driver was jerked from the wagon.
me horses got away from him and
turned down the side walk Mr.. Justin
{. WlNon was coming along the walk
ana could not get away before the
horses reached him, the neck yoke
striking him in the breast knocking
him about 20 feet the borses passing
on each side of him The old gentle
man received several ugly cuts and
bruises but no bones wore broken. DR.
PIERCE was called in and made him as
comfortable az possible.
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION.
The Boxelder stake Sunday school
excursion 10 Wandamerc last Wednes-
daE was well attended. Among the
sports was the ball game between the
n. G. NJ. l. team which tried once Inore
70 get away with the Trophy cup from
the Willard boys, but the Willard bah
tussers were too many for the H. &. NJ.
Us so the cup Is sim in Boxelder.
MEAT MARKET BURNED.
Nightwatchman George ChcaI MOTTO
kol early Wednesday morning and
quickly gave the alarm. The fire lad
dies responded In n few minutes and
I'm time % save McMaster's Tuntbpr
yard from being destroyed The rear
frame building of the meat market
ana most of tho meats tooln and fix
lures We're destroyed. Mr. n. G. Nor
Jensen the proprietor he'd some insuI-
ance on the tools ana fixtures with
the Home Insurance company of Utah
which was notified and within "a hours
had its representative here and the
LOSSES satisfactorily adjusted
MURDERED BY BARTENDER.
Mrs Jespcrson Of tho Second ward
received the sad word last week thai
her sou. Christian Josporson, had been
shot and killed In Huntington. Oregon.
where he was working, by a drunken
bar tender by the name Of y, r. Trap
The remains were buried at Hunting
ton,
SCHOOL BIDS REJECTED
A special meeting OF the board Of
education was held Tuesday Go con-
slider the bids received for the erection
of the new high school building. The
lowest bid received was S2i,0S2. Archi.
tect watkins ana members OF tho board
were OF the opinion that the bids were
all In excess OF the estimate made 30
they We're all rejected and the clerk
Instructed TO advertise for other bids
p a. lsaacson was awarded the CON
tract for building additions 10 tho
school buildings at Garland and Honey
Vile.
JOYFUL MEETING,
Mrs. Emma Lundgroen was made
happy last Sunday upon the arrival
'-t0 NNl"'" Wv h~r'''" p"
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fession at communion service on
Sunday, July r. Prof. Kerr
was formerly president of the u A. c..
here, and left last year to take charge
of the Oregon Agricultural college, at
CORVALLIS
FATAL ACCIDENT AT NEWTON.
Ora Rigby young man u years
of age. whose home is at Newton,
on Tuesday evening was run over by
a water wagon and was SO severely
crushed that he died from his injuries
on Friday evening He was adjusting
the harness of his team when 1t be-
came frightened and ran away, throw
ing him under the wagon, The father
of the young man, William Rigby, was
killed by a train at Cache Junction a
year ago
Let the children spend Monday, Aug.
10. at Saltair, Round trip for chill,
dren under Id years. 10 cents
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the ground will be cleared ready for
active work IN fixing them up next
spring. Mr.. Wines has lust about com
pleted fixing up the Union hotel and It
is eXuccted it will soon he ready rss
business. Everything about the hotel
will be of the best and will M long
felt want for Lehi
Men are now busy improvinc the new
tabernacle grounds. Wide cement
walks are being nut around The build
ing and lot.
The I,ehi baseball team is meeting
with it's usual success. Tuesday IL
gave tho Murray league team n Fond
diubbine. winning bv a score of : 90 T.
IT bent Draper with the salt Lake
leacue pnd third basemau battery at
Wandame,e today.
Rev. Fuller of salt Lake occupied
the time OF the SUNDAY afternoon meet
ing In the tabernacle talking prohhi-
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will indulge in dancing in the even
ing, Prof. Boshard is very appreci-
ative of the $l2 check from the NJ l.
A. TO help defray expenses
SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING.
For selling liquor on Sunday. Jusice
Noon fined Arthur Hall $50 yesterday,
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.
Hugh Mckinney of Goshen, former
ly of this city. has announced his
candidacy for the nomination Of
sheriff of Utah county on the Repub-
lican ticket.
Prof, r. $. Northrup and Il. II.
Favor of the T. A. c. OF Logan arc
in Provo and vicinity on a tour of in
spection of the fruit crop,
BIRTHS.
a son has been born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Craven.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples:
Arthur Goodsell of Goshen: Nina
Draper of Provo.
Ernest Moore and Birdie b. Hansen
of Provo.
Let the children spend Monday, Aug.
10, at Saltair. Round trip for chill
dren under 10 years, 10 cents.
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Is Pc-ru-na Useful
for CatarFn?

Shoulda list ofthe ingredients ofPe-
runa DO submitted TO any medical ex-
pert, ofwhatever school ornationality,
he would be obliged 70 admit without
reserve that each one of them was OF
undoubted value in chronic catarrhal
diseases and had stood tho test Of many
years experience in the treatment Of
such diooasee. THERE CAN BIZ no
DISTUTB ABOUT T1IIS WHAT
EVER. PeruGa is composed ofthe most
efloaoious and universally usodherbal
remedies [or catarrh. Every ingre6-
lent Of Peruna has . reputation Of its
owninthe curoofsomop phase ofoatarrh.
Peruna brings to Che home the COM
BINED KN0WLEDGT0F SEVERAL
SCHOOLS OF MEDICTEEmt the treat
ment of catarrhal diseases; brings to
the home the scientific skill and knowl-
edge Of The modern pharmacist; and
last butnot least, brings to the home the
vastand varied experience Of Dir. Hart
man, in the use ofoatarrhremedies, and
in the treatmento OF catarrhal diseases.
The fact is, chronic catarrh is dis
ease which is very prevalent. Many
thousand people know they have
chronic oatarrh. They have visited
doctors over and over again, and been
told that their case is one Of chronic
catarrh, It may be OF The nose, throat,
lungs, stomach or some other internal
organ. There isno doubt as to the ma
ture Of the disease, The only trouble
is the remedy. This doctor has tried
to cure them, That doctor has tried
to prescribe for them.
BUT THEY ALL FAILED TO
BRING ANY RELIEF.
Or, Hartman's idea is that catarrh
remedy can be made on large scale,
as he is making it; that it can be made
honestly, Of the purest drugs and OF
the strictest uniformity. His idea is
that this remedy can DO supplied Iii
rectly to the people, and no more be
charged for it than is necessary for
the handling OF il.
no other household remedy so uni
versally advertised carries upon the
label the principal active constituents
showing that Peruna invites the fllu
inspection Of the critics.
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COUNTY SALARY SCHEDULE.
judicial Convention Sept. ii--Taber-
naclc Choir Outing.
Special CORRESPONDENCE

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Aug. S.-Salaries of the
county officers for the years 1903 and
1910 have been fixed by the board
Of county commissioners. Sheriff,
$1,000; clerk. $1,000: recorder $1,000;
assessor $1,000; treasurer. $1,000; at
torney $1,200; superintendent of
schools, $1,000; commissioners. $500
for chairman and $500 for each of
the others.
The fees that We're collected by
county officers for July are as fol-
lows: Sheriff, $50; recorder, S329.35;
clerk, $9S6.35.
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
The official call for the Fourth jul
dicial district convention is set for
Sept a. 1908. The district comprises
untah, Utah and Wasatch counties.
Utah countys proportion is 81 dele
gates out of IS.
TABERNACLE CHOIR OUTING.
The tabernacle choir members left
Yesterday morning for their annual
outing at Wildwood. in Provo canyon,
TO be gone for two weeks They took
With them the Opera house floor and
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Harold Smith and wife, 1T Is now 3S
years since brother and sister last saw
each other, so the meeting was u most
enjoyable one.
SCANDINAVIAN FINANCES.
The finance committee appointed for
the late scandinavian reunion day has
made its report, after all bills and eN-
penses had been paid some money was
still left which was distributed as fol-
lows: $40 to the Brigham city band.
S85 to the NJ. /. a. library and about
$50 to pay for a new organ for the
Scandinavian organization of Brigham
City.
- DRWEYVILLE BISHOPRIC,
The bishoprlc of the Deweyvile ward
was reorganized last Sunday, stake
President Oleen n Ston and w. c.,
Horsley being present AT the meeting.
Christian Hansen and Orsuu G. Love-
land were honorably released as conn
sclors to Bishop George 9. Dewey, and
Daniel Il. Marble and George y. Pier
son were unanimously sustained to fill
the vacancies.
Peter ]. Koford has sold his bakery
to Messrs. Thompson and Box who
will run the bakery under the name
The Superior Bakery, along with
their ice cream parlors
Hans Rasmussen of Mink Creek
Idaho. who lived I'm Brigham city
many years ago when Il young boy, has
decided to come back again and has
purchased Thomas w Whitaker's home
i'm the FIRST ward. Mr.. Whitaker eN-
pects to move to Garland,
RIP Van Winlle' will be given at
the opera house this evening
o-~ -
Let the children spend Monday, Aug.
10 at Saltair Round trip for chill
d,.a,, under IL wears 10 cents
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LEHI.
BONDS FOR wATERwoRKs.
New Residences and Extensive Public
Improvcmcnts-New Notes.

NEW fNCsTUtH'tN dHVt r-NrVrrsT'V 'rF7'TV
Improvcments-News Notes.
Special Correspondence.
Iehi, Utah Co., Aug. 6.-At meet
ing of the city council Monday It was
decided to set date in the near fu-
ture to have a bond election for water
works The matter of financing the
proposition was left to the finance COM
mittee of the council, and also the mat
ter OF securing an engineer to install
the system. AS SO many people are In
favor of bonding, the election will just
be a formal affair anyway.
The City Park donated by Mr.. Ira
D. Wines is being put in shape for
improvements. The adobe houses on
the grounds are being torn down, and
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the great inlermountam scneme of colo
nization and development. and for
many years mayor Of Logan city, now,
therefore
BE it resolved by the mayor and
the city council of Logan. that they
recognize in Bishop Preston, one of tho
foremost citizens of our county and
state, Whole-souled, broad minded
man, whose sterling integrity To prn-
ciple would class him with the sages.
patriots and martyrs of the world. and
BE II further resolved, that in his
death our county Of Cache. aud the
State Of Utah, all suffer a distinct loss
I'm parting win one of their ablrst and
most substantial citizens. and we eX-
press our regret over the loss of our
veteran father and counselor, and that
we express to Mrs Preston and the
other relatives and friends our deep
sympathy la their sorrow"
President Francis NJ. Lyman went to
Smithilcld yesterday afternoon 10 at
tend the funeral services of his sister
in-law, Mrs Aunu NJ Lyman.
j. NJ. Jensen ct AL have brought
suit against John Hughes ct al, TO
quiet THE 10 real estate.
PEACE MEETING
a peace meeting win be held at the
tabernacle sunday evening at O'Clock
interesting spoala'rs from salt Lake
VIII be present They are judge VII
liam II King, Hon. Samuel Newhouse,
and j, NJ Siodahl, editor ot tle News"
Thronga of county folk We're in 10
gan ON circus day.
BlsHQP-JEPPEsEN WEDDING,
SeyerIno r Joppesen and Francis
Bishop of this city were married last
evening at the home of the bride with
Moses Thatcher officiating IN the cere-
mony The wedding consisted OF a
| family gathering and a wedding din
ner. Both young people are well known
| In society circles here,
Carbon l1 Shipley and Martha H..
Ward OF Iona, Ida have procured
marriage license
DETECTION or PROF, w, j. KERR
Logan Aug. S--Aceording 10 a let
ior received In this city yesterday from
Rev, j, r. l.. BELL, pastor OF the Pres
Dyteiinn church AZ Corvallis, oregon
! Prof, William j. Kerr his Wife and
? 20 CN0'rH1 Ioinod thni faith hv con
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Seventeenth South
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson will be at home
in Brigham City tho forepart of
September. Nh Nelson has been en-
gagged there 10 teach school during the
next year.
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$40 G0-CARTS, SIS AND Sc.

All next week we will place on
special sale the famous Allwill Go Cart
Has always sold for $40. Your choice
of s colors-$5.0O and $500.
H. DINWOODEY FURNITURE co.
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Office phones. S9T Bell. 500 Ind.
Home Address ....26ii Monroe
Residence phone. .....l3ll Bell
Office open from $3.50 70 1880 a.
M, and to $50 p. m.
Patrons are requested to tnare
Immediate complaints regarding
unsatisfactory delivery.
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A good time for the little ones at
SaItair Monday Aug 10. Fare only 10
cents Tor all children under Is years
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

in ofhee
l.
National BanN Ind phone 81
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.

The Every Sunday excepted
be made 10
weekly Phone independent ' anu ~
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\ good time for the little ones at
Saltair Monday, Aug, TO- Fare only 10
cents for all children under IL years.
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JUNCTION CITY NEWS BRIEFS.


Engine Dcrailed--Oregon Short Line
switch engine No. j6S was derailed In
the local railroad yaros yesterday
morning between Thirty second and
Thirty fourth streets, where there was
a sharp curve. No one was injured and
after few hours work the engine was
put on the track
journal Sucd--An action was filed
in the district court yesterday by c. G..
Lindley against the Journal Publish
ing company to recover the sum OF
$52i.4i alleged to be due as the balance
for services rendered by the plaintiff
to the defendant in n recent voting
contest.
Double Tracking q. P.--Supt. Whit
ney of tn" Union Pacific returned yes
terday from Rawlins, to which point
he accompanied General Manager
Mohler of the Union Pacific. He stated
that by direction Of President Harri-
man that the work of double tracking
the Union Pacific from Granger to
Green River would be resumed next
Monday morning. The distance between
the two points is about 80 miles and
the work will be rushed through to
completion.
Fowler Diyorcc-A divorce was
granted William NJ Fowler of Brig
ham City yesterday i'm the district
court by Judge Howell from Mar
guerite Della Fowler. upon the grounds
of cruelty The Wife was given the
custody of minor child and Sl25 per
year for its support
PETITION DENIED.
In the district court this morning
Judge Howell handed down decision
denying the petition of the j. p. ONeill
Construction company ASKING FOR
writ of mandate to compel the Ogden
city auditor and treasurer to issue
warrant in favor Of the petitioner for
81. 1863, alleged to be due 1t for work
done for the city.
MUNSEY FINED S25.
Judge Murphy in the police court this
forenoon fined Il. a. Munsey S25 for
disturbing the peace. Munsey was ac-
cused by the Misses Won of flashing a
broom in their face and making deroga-
tory remarks to them when they We're
passing his place of business while he
was sweeping the sidewalk
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To OGDEN Canyon.

Daily excursion over the Lagoon
route. Round trip fare, including
street car and automobile 70 all cam
yon resorts, $50. Sunday excursions
to Ogden, $500.
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Harold Smith and wife, it is now 30
years since brother and sister last saw
each other, so the meeting was most
enjoyable one.
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oEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY AUGUST s 1908
T oday $ Ogden News

plaintiff alleges that ror more than
year past the defendant has failed to
furnish her with the common nccos-
sarlos of life She asks that she be
restored to her maiden name, Anna
Wilder.
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BANK FILES COUNTER CHARGES.

BANK FILES COUNTER CHARGES.
Three suits were filed In the district
court yesterday by the First National
bank against Richard L. Taylor and
Sarah NJ Taylor to recover upon three
actions alleged to be due upon certain
promissory notes. The first cause is
for 1915, the second complaint Is for
sl,225, $1,000 and $1,000 and the final
complaint is for the sum OF Si,5is75,
This action Is a sequel to the action
filed by Sarah NJ Taylor against the
bank to recover $4,000 alleged to be
due for mining stock that was placed
in the banks care and which 1t is al
legged TINT II put TO its own use.
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Let the children spend Monday AUG
10. at Saltair. Round trip Tor emil
dren under IL years, 10 cents.
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OGDEN OFFICE:
Room $40 Ecclcs Binding,

Calculator. O. c. Brown. Jr,