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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-09
CIRCLEVILLE.
Mrs. Whitaker Stricken With Paraly.
sis--Diphtlieria and Measles.
Speclal Correspondenc e.

Special Correspondence.
Circleville. Piute Co. Jan 1.-THE
holidays passed by very quietly, peac-
ably, and enjoyably. The weather has
been and is now very pleasant for
winter months.
Several diphtheria flags are waving
The advent of this disease caused
quito an excitement for short time.
but the patients are all rapidly inn
proving. and in fact have not been
very i'll. One case of measles is also
reported.
Mrs. Mary Ann Whitaker, one OF
the early settlers hereL and wife of
James Whitaker who died last June,
has been suffering from paralytic
stroke the past two weeks. but II is
thought she is improving.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB ELECTION
Old Officers c-clccted--EIl>s' Enter
tainment Jan. 81 and %.

Provo, Jan. 9.--Members of the Provo
Commercial club met last evening at
the club rooms and listened to the an
nua reports of the officers and elect
ed officers for the coming year.
The reports of the president, secre-
tary and treasurer and of Chairman
George Havercamp of the house COM
mittee, were read, approved and filed.
Considerable discussion on the wooden
mills of this city again assuming OPP
eration and the support of the club
was pledged in. helping in the good
cause.
The result Of the election was that
an of the officers were reelected with
Out dissenting voice. the secretary
casting the ballot. The officers are:
resident, j. I. Farrer; vice presi.
dent Joseph w. Dunn: secretary, Jul
nus 6. Anderson; treasurer, Joseph A.
bltllei whom, with the following con-
Nltule the board of directors: George
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SPRINGVILLE.
NEW OFFICERS IN CONTROL
Personnel OF New and Old City GOV
ecnment--SrhooIs Resume.
Special CORRESPONDENCE

Special Correspondence.
Springville. Utah Co.. Jan. 6.-Mon-
day at 10 O'Clock the old council met
and finished its business. and at noon
the new members met in the council
chamber and adjourned for one week.
The outgoing officers are: H. T. Rey-
nolds. mayor Councilman n. II. Pack
ard taking the new mayorship; Josenh
Loynd, w. *. Johnson, /. e. Cleg2.
o. b. Huntington retaining his seat
for two years longer. The new coun-
cilmen are: G. Ray Maycock, r.. l..
Bird, Mack Dougall and C l.. Hyde.
Marshal James Wright and Recorder
Levi Phillips succeed themselves.
Treasurer Francis Bird gives UP in
favor of A. o. Packard.
The public schools resume their
work after the holiday vaction in the
best of spirits; very few children are
absent on account of sickness.
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NOTICE TO OGDEN
PATRONS.

Notice is hereby given that
John j McGregor has this day
resigned his position as calculator
OF the Deseret News in Ogden
and that that department will
hereafter be conducted by e. A.
Larkin. All payments for sub
scription should be made to him
or to his authorized collectors.
Complaints of non-delivery
should be promptly made to Nh,
Larkin, at 1876 Twenty-fourth
street; both phones S21,
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The remains of Mrs. Jemima DANES.
who died Sunday evening at this
place. were taken to Hyde Park ana
buried from the ward westinghouse at
that place today. The deceased was 70
years of age, having been born in
England in 1888 She emiRrated TO this
country in 1856. After marrying Rob-
ert DANES she moved to Hyde Park
In 1860. being the first woman to settle
at that place. Ten children and Al
grandchildren survive her The DANES
family Is widely known In the northern
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J. 7. GAME, jR., is PRESIDENT.
"c'flng Prcst. Lindquist Felicitated--
Death of Mrs. DANES.

|TFN7'EI correspondence.
Logan Jan. S.-John r. Game, Jr.,
nus oeen elected by the city council as
PRESIDENT of that body. to succeed G. w.
plhdquisI Republican. The retiring
PRESIDENT Mr., Lindquist. was presen.-
y with a gold-headed umbrella. Nl.
Mnlqnlst expressed his appreciation in
VIM Edwards, the new mayor. viii
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ELKs WILL ENTERTAIN.

The Elks' lodge No. $40 will. on JAN
"a and rs, present a grand entertain
ment in the nature of an opera for the
benefit of the public library. The piece
that will be presented is entitled "a
Night In Bohemia" a musical drama
of very high order. The local talent
are being drilled by Mr., Don Clark an
eastern theatrical manager of ability.
Mr. Alma Van Wagenen's resignation
as a director of the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank was rendered and accept
ed at the board meeting of that insti-
tuition, Andrew Knudsen being elected
to fill the vacancy.
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MONROE
NEW TOWN BOARD.

inistration--Wcalth from Bcets.
Special Correspondence.
Monroe. Sevler Co., Jan. 6.--The new
year brought grief TO the Simonson fam
lily by the passing away of Mrs Louisa
Simonson on January l. from complica-
ton OF diseases. Deceased was born in
Sweden, August 3, 1870 and came to
this country when n young woman, and
has spent fully half of her life IN Mon
roe. Two sons, Martin and Soren, are
left to mourn her departure. The fun
eral was held last Sabbath and all OF
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CHARGED WITH LIBEL.

If you want the family healthy strong
and active during the winter give them
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. Twill
surely make and keep the whole family
well. 35c.. Tea or Tablets
For sale by u. C. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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HOW TO AVOID APPENDICITIS

Most victims OF appendicitis are those
who are habitually consolidated. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup cures. chronic con.
stipation by stimulating the liver and
bowels and restores the natural action of
the bowels. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseate or grippe and is mild
and pleasant to take Refuse substitutes.
i. j. Hin Drug Co., The never substi-
tutors.'
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EPHRAIM.
NEW CITY ADMINISTRATION.
Double Fmcral--Emil Jcnson and
Joseph Green Laid to Rest.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Ephraim. Sanpete Co., Jan. Yes
terday, a double funeral was held over
the remains of Joseph Green and Emil
Jensen. The former was 30 years of
age, unmarried, and died after a few
days illness of pneumonia. The lat
ter died of old age, afer many years
of invalidism.
The little 3-year-old child or John
Beal, Jr., fell from the stairway and
fractured its arm.
The Snow academy basket ball team
defeated the Gunnison team, II to 25.
NEW CITY ADMINISTRATION.
Yesterday at noon. the old city coun-
ell and municipal officers retired and
the following new administration We're
sworn in: Mayor David n. Beal; re-
corder, James Frost justice of the
peace, Hans Bosen, marshal. Joseph
l.. Thorpe; counclmen, Joseph r. An
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part of the state and in southern Idaho.
Mrs DANES was always devoted TO the
faith of the Church of Jesus Christ She
had a wide circle of friends who knew
her as q noble woman, and kind
and affectionate mother.
CHARGED WITH LIBEL.
A complaint has been filed with JUS
tice Vim. Brangham, charging Geo. C.
Gilbert with criminal libel. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-09

$4,000 structure. and subscriptions COW
ering Onetifth Of the amount were of
feta1 the meeting, Ali ru.lding
committee was elected,
OPENING NEW COAL MINE.
The prominent men of the county
propose opening up u new coal mine, to
furnish fuel for the people of the couu-
". which viii be easier OF access than
the mine at Glendale.
OIL BOOM.
There is much activity in the Kane
county oil prospects. Most of the
country south OF IEanab is staked or
into oil fields, in which a number az
local people are Interested Jesse
Knight, Senators Reed Smoot and Geo.
Sutherland. c. w. Nibley and other
Salt Lake and Provo capitalists are also
said to be Interested in the local oil
fields The field Is considered a good
one, judging from the ideal surface in
dlcations.
TO HARNESS THE COLORADO.
A big Industrial proposition is said
to be pending on the banks OF the Colo
RADIO, which If consumInated Will mean
the opening up of the entire south end
of the state to commercial activity. An
engineer IS reported to be at Lees Fer
~ representing eastern capital, look
ing over the country with a view of
taking out part Of the Colorado river
and creating large power plant. The
plan is feasible one and 1t is proposed
to generate enough electricity TO supply
an of northern Arizona and southern
Utah. 1t IS the reported intention OF
the eastern syndicate of capitalists
to build an electric railroad from
Bright Angel trail TO either the Clark
road at Luud or the d. & r. G. at
Marysvale.
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FUNERAL FRIDAY.

The funeral services of the young
boy. Thomas Groneman. who was ac-
cidentally shot and killed as previously
announced in the News" will be held
from the Latter-day Saints meeting
house of the Sixth ward Friday, at
o'plopk n m
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Our $1.00 guaranteed razor is best in
city Full line of strops and razor
homes. state street Hardware 252 South
State.
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STARTUP'S

been cold and clear, The ice Is now
about eight inches thick, aud the Ice
harvest IL now ON.
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T oday 5 Ogden News

them was obtained and the police hope
soon to land them.
IN THE JUSTICES COURT
James Landry was sentenced yester-
day by Judge Murphy to 60 days In
jail FOR petty larceny, for stealing an
overcoat from a Japanese.
The two men. Lowry and Clayton,
who held up Jap a few days ago,
were arralgned on a charge of high
way robbery and entered a plea OF
not guilty. For want of $500 bonds
each. they were remanded to the Gus
toby of the sheriff.
c. w. Sullivan was arralgned for
forging an order for Il watch at Lewis
iewelty store. AS he couldn't put up
a $500 bond, he also was turned over
to the sheriff to await trial.
sTABBiNG AFFRAY.
Martin McAndrew was at the Pa
cilic saloon last evening when a man
named Thomas O'Brian entered the
saloon from the rear and without pro-
vocation, drew pocket knife and
stabbed McAndrew in the shoulder. in
iiictine a deep wound. Both men were
taken to the police station where Nc
Andrews wound was dressed ana
o'Brian was held to answer for his as
sault.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
Mrs. Martha Faulkner has been an
pointed administrator of the estate OF
her deceased husband. James Faux
ncr.
MIR. ana Mrs A j Griffin and chill
dfen nave gone to California on visit.
William II. Costley and his mother,
Marian Costley, we're appointed ad-
ministrators of the estate of Daniel ].
Costley, deceased
primrose minstrels play tomorrow
night at the Grand Opera house.
America Facing the Far East" will
be the subject of a lecture by DIR. John
Meritte Driver tomorrow evening un-
der the auspices of the Weber Stake
academy.
Miss Annie Brown has been appoint
ed stenographer In Judge Murphy's Of
fee
The bondsmen of c. H. Calland
have surrendered him to the custody
of Sheriff Sebring, 10 await trial IN
the district court
Mr. and Mrs, EDWARD Phillips are
happy over the arrival at their home
Of a fine baby girl.
An effort Is being made to organize
an athletic club in ogden for the pur-
pose of promoting all kinds of sports,
especially boxing contests.
number of Western Union tele-
graph company officials visited Ogden
yesterday on % tour of inspection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-09
OGDEN HOUSE HELD UP.

Ogden. Jan. 9.--About 1 o'clock this
morning two unnasked men held-up
the night clerk of the Ogden rooming
house and compelled him to open the
safe. They also robbed a number of
guests, getting i'm all about 500 In
cash and some jewelIy. They made
their escape, but a good description of
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Brown and Detective Pender who. after
expressing their appreciation of the
kindly treatment extended them during
his administration, the chief. in behalf
of the Officers, presented Mr.. Conroy
with beautiful watch fob, set with a
diamond
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-09
PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News
made
Works residence sa Fourth ST. Phone Ind sM " M ~
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KANAB.
so. UTAH INDUSTRIAL BOOM.
Proposition to Harness The Colorado
Oil and Coal Fields.

Kanab, Kane CO., Jan. 6-On account
of the prevalence of virulent form
of diphtheria, public gatherings of
every description have been suspended.
There We're two deaths from the dis
ease in December, and the third death
occurred Saturday, Jan. 4, when Heber
Robinson, a youth of IS, succumbed TO
heart failure. following his supposed
recovery from the dread disease. There
are still a number of cases. some of n
serious character.
NEW MEETINGHoUSE.
A mass meeting was held on Christ
mas week to consider the proposition
of building a new westinghouse for the
ward. Ii was decided to build at once n
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DEATH or MRS. DANES.

submit his appointments at the next
meeting of the council
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Havercamp, r. f. Pierpont, DIR. f. w.
Taylor, William j. Startup and John N.
tsillirk
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.

at ey Cents p Delivered by Carrier in Logan excepted
A Agent
weekly News S E. Center Street anu ~
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the speakers eulosized her splendid
qualities
Today was laid TO rest all that was
mortal of Mrs. Anna Anderson. wife Of
the ice two years ago rcee wing injuries
from which she never fully recover d.
She moved with her husband to Salm IL
city, last spring, but her condition OF
frailty and hardshps incumbent 10 opening
IN n new country were too much to bear.
Her husband conveyed her body to her
old home for interment Much sympathy
was shown and many kind words were
expressed for the solrowing family. A
husband two sons and "A daughter sur
vive her Mrs. Andersen was born in
Sweden SO years ago and came to this
country with her husband in ISL.
WEALTH FROM THE BEET FIELDS.
f. b, Goold OF this place, who is
agent for the Utah Sugar Co, and looks
after its interests in this county reports
that about $4,000 has been brought into
this county though the the beet industry
and over $4,000 of this amount was dis
tributed in Monroe. He expects that con.
tracts for this years crop VIII be signed
up soon.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS INSTALLED
Monroe was lit up by electricity for tho
first time on Christmas eve. Every body
appreciates the service
NEW TOWN BOARD.
Today the retiring and the new town
boards met al the Town han where me
new members took the oath of office,
gave bonds and were duly installed in
office.
Much credit is due to the retiring board
for the splendid accomplishments OF the
past two years in the putting in of an ex-
cellent water system and electric lights
with fair balance in the treasury The
new board consists of &. A. Nintet
President; II, ID. Jensen. o. p, WASH
burn. Il. Erickson and Ole larsen
trustees, all new members
Two travelling troupes are performine
here tonight. one at the new pavilion ana
the other one at the old theater hail.
Nine of the teachers and two OF the
school trustees attended the state teach
ers institute at Provo
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WEALTH. FROM THE BEET FIELDs.
ELECTRIC LIGHTs INsrALLEp.
NEW TOWN BOARD.

Monroe was lit up by electricity for thu
first time on Christmas eve, Every body
appreciates the service.
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them was obtained and the police hope
soon Ia land them.
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The l. O. o. f. lodge of ogden has in
stalled the following officers for the
ensuing year: Noble grand, G. w
Green; vice noble grand, Washington
Jenkins; secretary, Henry kissel:
treasurer. A. c. Shoemaker: warden,
Christian Martin. conductor, r. G.,
Todd inside Guard A. Lindh: outside
guard. ], l.. Dunn.
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$4,000 structure and subscriptions COW
ering onehfth Of the amount were of
feced a the meeting, Aai Il tuNding
committee was elected,
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PETITION FOR GUARDIANSHIP

Mrs, Florence Maud Horn has filed
petition In the Second district court
praying for her appointment as guard
ian of her two minor children and
their estate The petition sets forth
that in the divorce granted from Gus
tave A. Horn no provision was made
for a guardian of the children, and as
they are about to fall heir to $500 from
their glandfather's estate. they must
therefore have It guardian TO care for It..
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-20
Original Notice

In the District tCourt of the State os
Iowa in and for Harrison County
March term 1908.
George Richardson. plaintiff. VS.
Mathew Blenkiron and Mary Blenkiron.
his wife. defendants.
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that on or before NJ arch 6, 1908,
a petition will be filed by the plaintiff
in the office of the Clerk OF the District
Court of Harrison County, claiming
that he is the absolute owner, in fee
simple OF all that portion OF the South
West Quarter of Sec. No thirteen, u3,)
township No. seventy (7s,) range
No forty-tive (45,) west of fifth p. NJ.
lying north of the right of way Of the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway COM
pany, formerly known as the Sioux
City and Pacific Railroad company.
That he purchased the same about
January 2nd, 1895, from James III.
Blcnkiron, by warranty deed and has
been in actual. continuous possession
thereof since said time. That some
time prior thereto the defendants con-
veyed all interest they had in said lands
TO the said James H. Blenkiron but
| that said conveyance was never placed
of record and the same is now lost and
plaintiff is unable to procure same for
the purpose of completing his record
title to said land. And asking Order
of Court establishing such conveyances
and also adjudging that by reason OF
his purchase and occupation Of said
land that his title thereto be established
and forever Quoted against all claims
you may have thereto and for general
relief as prayed in said petition. to
which reference is made for further
particulars and unless you appear and
defend before noon of the second day
of the next term of said District Court.
to be commenced and held at Logan,
March 18th, 1908 default will be entered
against you, and judgment and decree
rendered as prayed.
Dated this 18th day of February.
1908. George Richardson,
4 Plaintiff.
| j. S Dewell,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
fl3-20-27-m5
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Riprap Work Completed

Blair, Feb. 18th: Hollis
Wentworth, superintendent of
the riprap construction of the
Northwestern railroad, which
is now being put along the
banks of the Missouri river to
pro oct the costly bridge at this
point, laid off ninety five men
here today, paying them over
5000. They have been en-
ploying about $50 men nea"lv
all winter, putting 10 over 2 600
lineal feet of mating on both
sides Of the river at a cost of
over $4,000. This work is to
replace the large dyke put in
last winter, costing over $780,
600 and which was taken out
by the ice last spring.
The late DR.. VIM. B. Fletcher,
of Indianapolis, Ind, a physi-
clan of great renown, said: 81
regard beer as. a food on &C.
count of the starchy and sac.
charine constituents held in
soluble form rendering them
easy of digestion and assimila-
tion." The peer of fine beers
in the United States today is
Storz Blue Ribbon Beer, there
is no better brewed.
3. Espeseth, chief clerk il
office of Master Mechanic Pratt
returned this morning from 9
weeks visit with friends anc
relatives in the northern par,
of the state.
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Original Notice
Attorney for Plaintiff.
fl3-2O-27-m5

In the District Court OF Harrison
County. Iowa, March term 1908.
c. a. Gustafson, plaintiff, VS. Andrew
Blad, Johannas Blad, Maze Blacl,
Johanna Blad, the unknown heirs or
Andrew Blad and the wives, HUSBAND 5
and heirs Of all defendants named, al,
of the unknown heirs of such unknow,
defendants and all persons interested in
the estate of Andrew Blad, defenda, Is.
To each and all of the above defer =
ants named, described or referred to:
You arc hereby notified that on Vt
before February 18th, 1908, there will
he filed in the office OF the Clerk of the
District Court of Harrison County,
Iowa. petition by The plaintiff, c. A.
Gustafson. claiming that he is the alb
solute and unqualified owner of the
north half of the southwest quarter of
Sec. No ten (lO.) township No. seventy
nine CO., range forty-fve (45.) west of
the fifth, p. M, Harrison County, Iowa.
That about the year 1858 said land was
owned by Andrew Blad, and that some
time prior to the year 1874 the said
Andrew Blad died. leaving the other
defendants above named as his only
heirs at law; that said heirs at law duly
appointed James w. Strong. of Blu
chanan County, Missouri, their attor-
ney in fact, to execute deed for said
land and that by virtue thereof deed
was executed on December 29th. 1874
Ito John Pearson, then until late, of
Harrison County, Iowa, and that by
regular judicial proceedings and pur-
chase this plaintiff became the owner
of all interest which John Pearson had
in said land and the absolute owner
thereof That the unknown heirs OF
Andrew Blad, the wife of Andrew Blad,
il living, the wives and husbands of the
i other parties named us defendants, if
amy. and the unknown heirs and the
persons Interested in said estate are
such as would. in any manner take any
interest in said lands. by reason of
their relation to said Andrew Blad or
to any of the other parties named as
defendants are such as would be, in
any manner interested in the estate OF
Andrew Blad or in the estates of the
|other defendanta named, they sup
posed to be, at about the dates above
mentioned. residents OF Buchanan
county, Missouri.
For further particulars reference is
made to said petition when filed.
Plaintiff also asks that his title .
fully established and quoted and that
all defendants named OF. referred to be
barred and forever estopped from as
sorting any adverse claim to said land
and for general, equitable relief and UNI
less you appear and defend said pro-
ceedings on or before noon of the second
day of the next term OF District Court
of Harrison County. Iowa, to be COM
menced and held at Logan. in said
4 County, on the 18th day of March. 1903.
default will be entered against you and
Judgment and decree rendered accord
ingly.
Dated February It'll, 1908.
c. A. Gustafson,
Plaintiff.
J. S. Dewell,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
fl2 )n of,,,S