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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22
GARDEN CITY.
DEMISE OF NOBLE WOMAN.
Mrs. Phoebe Topples Calder and Babe
Laid to Rest.

Special Correspondence.
Garden City. Rich Co., Jan, 20.-On
Jan. IA, Mrs Phoebe Henrietta Teeples
Calder and her infant babe were
called from this stage of existence. The
deceased was born March 80 1878. at
Holden, Willard county, Utah. She
is the daughter of William r. and Har-
riet B. Cook Teeples. She was married
May n. 1890, TO Edward Calder and
was the mother of eight children, two
having preceded her, her son La Won
but two weeks before and her infant
babe few hours previous, thus max
ing the occasion doubly sad. She was
q faithful Latter-day Saint: was the
president OF the Primary association
and held responsible positions in the
other various organizations. Funeral
services were held Jan. II. The songs
rendered by the choir were Resting
Now From Pain and Sorrow" Some
time mewhere," and 20 My Father"
uel Weston, Elders Joseph Irwin and
George L. Pope testified Of the faith
fulness and integrity of her works and
eXtolled her as a devoted mother and
true friend.
A duet, There Is Life Beyond the
Shadow was beautifully sung by AL
bert Weston and Heber Robinson.
Resolutions OF sympathy and respect
from the Bear Lake stake board of the
Primary associations were read by
Stake Aid Edith Cook.
The floral tributes were many and
beautiful. There was never more
impressive or largely attended funeral
held here.
The deepest sympathy of the COM
munity is extended TO the bereaved
husband and relatives.
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LIVELY COUNCIL SESSION.
Scrap Over Distribution of Patronage
Court Notes-News Briefs.
Special correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Jan. 22.-The meeting Monday
night OF the city council was on of the
warmest sessions held for some time Adj
iOurnment was not taken until IL p. m.
Parliamentary rules were thrown aside,
politics was the chief factor and PERSONAL
tiles were INDUCED in, both during the
session and after adjournment
The first discussion that waxed warm
was over the distribution of the free
telephones. as reported by the committee
on railroads and telegraph lines, the re-
port was again referred back to the COM
mittee who got together during the ses-
sion and again reported the matter but
the council again recommitted II back
10 them.
The committee on printing and engross--
Ing reported upon the years supply and
recommended that the printing and adj
yertising be divided equally between the
Utah County Democrat and the Provo
Enquirer, This did not suit MILFORD
Giles who has taken upon himself to be
the spokssmen OF the minority. He
moved an amendment TO give the organ
Of the Democrats all. But the Repub-
Leans lined up as one and passed the or
dlnance giving it all to the Enquirer.
the Republican organ. j. M. Jensen. re-
publican was excused from casting his vote
as he was director of the Enquirer
company. Beebe. one OF the members of
the committee, when he saw the unfair
ness of Giles changed his vote to award
the contract to the Republican paper as
above stated. the vote being to 8.
Thomas Williams. city marshall, was
appointed bail commissioners. The re-
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FOUR HUNDRED
MEN NOW WORKING
Ten of GoIdfieId'S Mines Are in
Operation With Utah
Men Employed.
GOLD BAR CIRCULAR IS OUT.
Leasing Company without Assets
Late Developments IN Din
mondficld Section.

Special Correspondence.
Goldheld. New, Jan. 1S.-Post-p panic
and after-strike conyalescence of Gold
field district is apparent in the present
number OF miners at work, resumption
of production, declaration of January
dividends and volume of stock sales
on the Goldheld Consolidated Mining
stock exchange. Effect of such condl-
ditions upon the public temperament is
evident in the steadily climbing quota
tions of Goldfield securities.
Something like 400 men are again
probing the treasure reserves of the
camps 10 regular producers. These
10, not to list as separate entities the
divers leases operating uopn them, are
Black Butte, Combination Fraction,
Consolidated. Daisy, Florence, Jumbo
Extension, May Queen, Sandstone, ST
Ives and Velvet. MINERS are busy, too,
in numerous other properties, not yet
ranking as producers, such as Atlan,>,
Blue Quartz, Butte Boys Higginson >
Ruby, Kendall. Kewanas Midtown
Fraction. Pocahontas, Red Mountain,
yellow Tiger and several others, botn
company workings and leases. The ar
rival of expert miners from Utah has
made possible the running at full blast
of the Combination mill and custom
plant of the Nevada Goldfield req1c-
ton works, which are treating their
daily limit of ore that Is hardly of the
shipping variety.
w. A. Donaldson, City Bank building.
Lorain, o., has issued "A circular lee er
to stockholders of the Gold Bar Min
ing and Leasing company, stating that
that concern has no present assets
that the lease OH the Gold Bar hnS
been forfeited and all the corporations
property lost; that the Nevada Gold
ore Mines company has secured
lease on the same ground, and that that
corporation may exchange its shares
for Gold Bar NJ. & 1. stock at the
rate of one for two.
Daily developments are generously
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l1.tLL|NG
RUNAWAY M|SHAP
,ollbIe Team Runs Amuck Down
Washington Avenue--MrS.
Geo. Storey Hurt.
FIRE CHIEF MAKES REPORT.
work of the Ycnr of Firemcn--High
school Opera Co.--Criminal Rec
ord--Other News Notes.

Ogden Jan. pa thrilling runaway
occurred on Washington avenue yes
terday afternoon in which one horse
was killed, a lady badly shook up, two
vehicles demolished and q hundred peo-
pe badly frightened. The team belonged
10 a Mr. Child OF Roy and was tied
nm near the corner OF Washington
avenue and Twenty-fouith street, while
Mfr. Child was attending to some bust
,ness. Something frightened the horses
and they broke loose from the tie post
and dashed southwark along Washing
ION avenue at great speed. When
near the corner of Twenty fourth street
a horse belonging to Mr. Dance OF West
weber. was struck and killed. The
horses speed was checked but not suf
acientIy to stop them. and a short
distance further along the avenue the
vehicle struck single buggy In which
George Storey and wife were riding.
Mrs. Storey was knocked to the pave
ment and picked up and sent to her
home. being badly bruised and shook
up. Both vehicles were demolished.
REPORT OF FIRE CHIEF.
The report of Fire Chief J. Paine.
presented to the city council Is good
showing for the department during the
past year. The department was called
out to lis fires and travelled 5T5 miles
In going to the fires. and laid near $4,000
feet OF water hose and 300 feet of
chemical hose. In actual service fight
ing fires 2O4 hours we're spent The
total amount of property menaced by
the fires is estimated at s6SS, 020 II
cost S27GS6.52 to maintain the two de-
partments. The having of the bench
station to fight fires has been n vast
Improvement over having the depart
ment climb the hills, as every minute
OF time saved In getting to the fires
Is Of great Importance.
QUARRYMAN HURT.
Edward Sullivan is at the Ogden hos
pital suffering from serious internal in
jures sustained at a rock quarry yes
tarday at Lakeside. Sullivan was on
top OF the quarry getting out rock when
In some way he lost his balance and fell
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adding to the accommodating proofs "
0oldneld's wire area OF pay ore. Among
the most conspicuous demonstration
must be numbered latter-day reveal
lions IN the Dlamondneld Red Noun
tain section Of Goldheld and two miles
beyond Diamondneld The country
was originally discovered by John Cleg
horn, father OF Seven Troughs, late in
1904. Early IN 1905 locations we're mad
by a. A. Codd and Grant Turner who
staked out the Gold Button Golden
Rule, Bay Horse and Black Eagle. Codd
Is the man who is making a healthy
producer of the lease Of his name on
the ST Ives,
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corder was instructed to draw warrants
against the paving fund to pay S. II.
Belmont
OFF FOR MISSION FIELDS.
Elder Oscar Hyde. his wife and daught-
err, babe goodbye to friends and relatives
and left for Salt Lake City Monday,
from which place they will leave We'd
nesday to fulfill call for a mission in
the southern states,
COURT NOTES.
Joseph W. Pierce has commenced suit
for divorce against his wife Julia b.
Pierce. alleging desertion. The parties
were married at Ogden, November 90,
1905.
The Utah County Medical society will
meet in special session Thursday morn
ing. January q. 1905, at $780, at the re-
quest OF Or. Beatty secretary of the
state board OF health, so that he, In per-
son can offer explanations in answer
of the resolution passed by the society,
requesting his removal for incometency.
BIRTHS.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l. Bullock and Mr..
and Mrs. o. w. Anderlin were made
happy by the arrival at their homes Of
daughters.
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TO REPAIR JOINT BUILDING.

The board Of control OF the Joint build
ing mot yesterday and authorized the
city engineer 10 repair the platform sup
porting the chimes m the tower Of the
may fall. II is feared, and cause great
damage TO the chimes and tho building.
The committee also decided TO increase
the insurance on the building $4,000, max
ing total OF $4,000.
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NOTICE TO OGDEN
PATRONS.

Notice is hereby given that
John ]. MoGregor has this day
resigned his position as circulator
OF the Desoret News in Ogden
and that that department will
hereafter be conducted by Il, A.
Larkin. AN payments for sub
scription should be made to him
or to his authorized collectors.
Complaints of non-delivery
should be promptly made to Mr..
Larkin. at 466 Twenty-fourth
street; both phones s21.
Jan. Z. 1908.
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Two srEA,rns coLLIpE.

Rotterdam. Jan. 22--The steamer
Amsterdam. belonging 10 the Great
Eastern Railway company and the
British steamer Administer from New
York Dec. 90 for Rotterdam, collided
last night near Nieuwe Waterweg.
There was no loss OF life. The AM
sterdam was badly damaged and pro-
oeeded to Massluts, where she beached,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22
SCHOOL TEACHER WAS NERvY.
(speolal to The "News.")

Encampment. Wyo., Jan. 0-Miss Min
ME Howe. local school teacher is to
be elected an honorary member of the
Encampment fire department. A day
or two ago the school house caught fire and
the flames spread rapidly, Sending one
boy TO give the alarm abe marshaled the
other youngsters of the school into
bucket brigade and before the fire de-
partnent arrived on the scene the flames
had been eNtinguished.
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THATCHER, ARIZONA
DEMISE OF MRS. L. j. BROWN.
Pioneer of Southern Utah and North
ern Arizona.

Special correspondence
Thatcher. Aria, Jan. l4--Yesterday the
mortal remains OF Mrs. Brown were laid
to rest. She IL the daughter of Joseph
w. and Lorana Eldredge Young, born
March 9, 1857, and was married to
1875. Together with her husband and
family they were among the pioneers
OF Dixie. Came to northern Arizona ~
years ago. for several years her husband
was bishop OF Neutrioso. The family cam
to the ella valley last September. She
is the mother OF II children. six OF
whom and her husband survive her The
Peterson. the speakers mostly were life
associates who bore testimony of her
worthy qualities. Elders Pace, McFete,
'Tenney. Lee, and President Kimball.
Twelve children, her pupils in the Reig-
Ion class sang. Count Your Many Bless
ingc." and Joined the ward choir In
singing other selections.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Stella Miller, alias Stella Wilson. was
taken into custody at 1880 this morning
by the police. after attempting to take
her own life by the carbolic route. This
morning she was charged with vagran-
cy in the police court and sent to jail
for 10 days.
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to the bottom of the quarry, striking on
the rocks. Strange to say, no bones
were broken, but the doctors think he
suffers from serious injuries Internally.
1t is thought he will recover, although 1t
viii be long time before he can re-
sumo his work.
CONFESSED TO BURGLARY.
Charges OF grand larceny and burg
larry will be preferred by County Atty.
N. ]. Harris against John Peterson, who
has confessed his crimes to the officers.
For long time the looting of chicken
coops and various small butchershops
and grocery stores has been going on,
but the police could get no track of the
perpetrators of the crimes. AT last a
clue was tipped to the police that
man was selling such goods as were
stolen to several cheap restaurants.
watch was put on the places and Peter
son was unprecedented. At first he de-
MED his guilt but later admitted hav-
ing been carrying on his thievery for
over two months.
HIGH SCHOOL OPERA co.
The full dress rehearsal of the Og-
den High School Opera company was
held last evening. Prof. Mcclellan
and Mrs Herbert Stanton. who are
staging the comic opera, Priscilla
which is to be presented Friday and
Saturday nights at the Grand Opera
house. were highly pleased with the
appearance presented by the COM
pany. Each member has his part
well prepared, and pleasant surprise
Is in store for those who attend. The
costumes are beautiful. So pleased IS
Prof. Mcclellan with the opera work
done by the students that he is ar
ranging to have 1t put on at Salt
Lake City right away.
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.
Frank Lourey and James Clayton
will have to answer to the district
court on the charge of robbery. They
were given preliminary hearing be-
fore Judge Murphy on the charge of
holding up and robbiag two Japs two
weeks ago. Bail was fixed at $3.50.
which neither was able to furnish,
and they were turned over to the GUS
tody of Sheriff Sebring.
JUDGMENT ENTERED.
Judge Howell has entered judgment
in the case of the Utah e. Oregon Lum-
har company against Robert Fleeman
and William s. Fife. In the one cause
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22
NEPHI.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.

New Business Houscs-Livestock Ship
ments-Health Conditions.
Special Correspondence.
Nephi, Juab Co. Jan. 21.--The quar-
terly conference OF the Juab stake con-
vened at the tabernacle Saturday, the
18th inst. and continued through Sum
day, with Elder Orson +. Whitney Of
the quorum of Twelve apostles, present
Well attended meetings were held
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DEATH SENTENCE ooMMuTED.

Nashville, Jan. 22.--Gov. Patterson
last night COMMITTED the death sem
tence OF Lee Holder, aged 10, 20 life
murdered his father b. O.. Holder, a
preacher Of Cumberland Presbyterian
church.
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ELKs' EXCURSION.

Elks' third annual excursion to Cali
fornia. Feb s. For information, tickets
and reservations, see A. w. Raybould
secretary, phones AZ. EllSs' club, Salt
Lake.
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SANTAQUIN.
SEVENTIES REUNION.

John Il. Lundholm Closes Long and
Honored Career.
Special Correspondence.
Santaquin, Utah Co. Jan. 20.-The
Fifteenth Quorum of Seventy, resid-
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I oday 5 Ogden News

OF action judgment In the sum OF ST.
444a5 was grated and on the other
cause of action s99g.14. In both cases
the lumber company was granted q lein
on the property.
CosTLEY ESTATE.
The appraisers OF the estate OF D. J..
Costley have filed their inventory OF
appraisements, rating the entire estate
at S36, 1868. of which amount over sl0,-
900 is in cash In the local banks. The
balance consists of real property. live
stock, etc. The property is TO be divid-
ed among his wife and four children.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Marriage licenses were granted by
County Clerk Mattson to the following
couples:
William NJ. Alvord. 20. and Miss Irene
Dean. 10, both OF North Ogden, Weber
county.
Arvid e. Anderson. 81, OF West We
her. and Miss Lille f. Mills, 20, of
Ogden city
HIGH PRIESTS QUORUM.
The high priests quorum Of Weber
stake will hold its regular session In
the Ogden Third ward institute, at III a.
m. Saturday, Jan. 20. Members and can
didates please bear in mind.
LORIN FARR,
JOSEPH PARRY,
HANS MADSEN.
Presidency.
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Our s1.oo guaranteed razor is best in
city. Full line OF strops and razor
homes. state street Hardware, 2S2 South
State
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-22

Professor Won LJebig says: Good
chocolate preserves health and prolongs
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addition OF boiling milk A cup of CHR
ardelli's Ground Chocolate at breakfast
is delicious, stimulating, strengthen
fng and sustaining. Ghirardellis
Ground Chocolate also takes the place
of cake chocolate for all culinary uses
1T is always ready, makes lighter cakes
and puddings. and imparts most de-
licious favor to them.
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ITALIANS USE KNIVES.
Five Foreigners Attack Americans nj
Cumberland and Victims May Die.

Especial to the "NewsO
Evanston, Wye, Jan. 20.--Five ftai.
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FUNERAL. OF MRS. sToWELL.

Funeral services over the remains of
Cynthia Stowell, wife of the late Pa
triarch w. r. Stowell. were held yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Second ward Westinghouse The speak
ers were Bishop Robert McQuarrie, Ell
ders c. c. Brown and Joseph Parry.
The musical part of the service was fur
nished by the ward choir. Mrs. Stowell
was nearly so years of age. She died
at Trenton, Cache county, and leaves a
family of several sons and daughters.
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TELEPHONE CHANGES.

Manager Harrison OF the Bell Tele-
phone company feels that an injustice
was done his company by the resolu-
lions of the city council Monday night,
that the Bell company Is endeavoring to
raise rates. etc. He states that the
company is doing away with four
party lines at 81 a month rate, which
has proven unsatisfactory to patrons,
and the company and he believe that
better service and greater satisfaction
will be realized from the proposed
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

corder was instructed to draw warrants
against the paving fund to pay S. il.
The newspaper., 1908-01-17
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the stockholders OF
the Delta County Cooperative
Telephone Company will be held
at the Opera House, Hotchkiss,
Colorado, on the 4th day of Feb
ruary 1908, at one o'clock p. M,
for the purpose of electinp direc-
tors for the ensuing year and to
transact any and all business that
may come before said meeting.
Notice is also given that pur-
suant to a resolution of the Board
of Directors of the company
passed on the 18th day of Dec.
1907, there will be submitted to
vote of the shareholders at the
aforesaid annual meeting of the
following proposed amendment
to the company's Articles of In
The newspaper., 1908-01-17

IT is gratifying to note that in
spite of the decision of Judge
Lewis exonerating the greatest
batch of land thieves IN Colorado,
the department of justice will be-
gin new actions and endeavor to
bring them to justice. The fact
that they are prominent citizens
and we'll known should not oper-
ate to make them immune from
the law and we imagine that some
of them will yet appreciate the
fact that robbing the government
is more apt to result in their per-
sonal Inconvenience than squeez
ing out little operators and abb
sorbing their holdings.
The newspaper., 1908-01-17

ONE of the most complete and
exhaustive special editions we
have yet received was the one is
sued by the Grand Junction Sen
tincl last week. 1t was simply
tremendous in size and still
seemed to be only complete. In
other words there was no apparent
effort to spread it on. Simply
statement of facts carefully pre-
pared and not overdone.
The newspaper., 1908-01-17

The Horticultural Society that
was organized among our growers
-, two years ago has proven the ex-
ception to the rule of such associ-
ations in that it has not only con-
tinued TO exist but is exerting a
marked influence for the advance
ment of horticulture in the vicinity
of Paonia In these two years it
has held two very successful insti-
tutes and the institute picnic of
last August was made possible
through its efforts. 1t has now
taken in hand the Short Course
which was held at Delta last year
and if the growers of this section
give it the support it deserves the
Short Course will be the triumph
of its short existence. No fruit
grower should miss this oppor-
tunity to come into close touch
with the experts IN charge of the
State work. The course begins
Monday morning at ten o'clocL
and will continue tor one solid
week in the Odd Fellows Hall.
The newspaper., 1908-01-17

DALzELL has bill before con-
press to make it prison punish
ment for any one 70 publish or mail
a statement derogatory about d
bank.
Amplfiy that bill SO that it
means a penitentiary sentence for
any person to bolster up weak
and tottering bank by publishing
lying statements regarding its
solidity and we will chcerfully
support the bill. The fact is that
practically every bank that failed
during the late trouble secured
The newspaper., 1908-01-17

corporation, to wit; to amend Ar
ticle 3 of said certificate to read
as follows:
The capital stock of our said
company shall be fifty thousand
dollars to be divided into five
thousand shares of ten dollars for
each share, and said stock shall
be non assessable.
w. F. FoLLANsBEE, Sec'y.
Dated this 2lst day of December,
1907, at Paonia, Colo.