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The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13
Electrical Flashes.

Buenos Aires is to have an undo =
ground railway.
The Danish government is very much
interested in the development of cleo
IT, cal plants are now in operation
Denmark.
electric fans are now being made
very small for desk and table use.
The large fans produce too much breeze
for this service.
The Jefferson hospital of Philadel-
phia has just purchased an electric
ambulance. The machine is of the
most approved type.
The electric light in the dark clothes
closet which lights when the door is
opened is one of the most useful ad-
iuncts to the home.
If all the telephones made last year
were one telephone the monster instru-
ment would he 300 miles high and
would weigh 1000 tons.
A wireless telegraph station is being
installed in the Eiffel tower by the
French government. 1t is hoped to
send messages to New York.
In Preston, England. the power gen
Grated by tho city's waste is sufficient
to operate the electric railways. This
is a suggestion for the wasteful cities
of this country.
H.. tl., ,,r,1n,finn nf local and in.
tense heat directly where it is wanted
electricity is in a class bv itself. For
facility and fexibility of control as to
the degree of heat it has no rival.
The Cha Centraes railway of Bahia,
Brazil, has placed an order with the
General Electric company of New York
for considerable new railway equip
ment. The order includes a number of
motors. controllers and air brake sys-
tens.
Toxic. Japan. has 90 miles of electric
street railways. The track is narrow
gauge, but the ears are road. The
projects for electric railways in that
country since the late war aggregate
an estimated expenditure OF $3.50. 600,
900.
: Blucprints in large draughtlng Ge'
partments are now made by machine.
= The prints are made with mercury arc
}, lights and the drawing is turned Will
' electric motors to insure an even print
The prints are dried with the fixing
a bath with IN electric fan.
\ company of Hamburg. Germany
e business men has been formed to cree
a tidal power plant at the mouth of the
s river Elbc near CiXhnven. The ebi
and flow of the tide will be utilized t.
S develop electrical energy of II 200 hip
@ a recent test is said to have demon
stratcd the practicability of the plan.
e An ingenious inventor has patentc'
e an electric foot warmer which is in tn,
IS shape of II pair of light felt ovcrshocs
/ An electric battery supplies the Sourc
of current and insulated wires are III
= heating element. When the ''boots
~ the current and the foot is soon con
IL Portable in II genial warmth.
IF The big Saltese tunnel in Wester
ID Montana is being bored by electr'
"A power generated by nearby streams
z The trains to bc run through this tui
& mel when it is finished will be haule
by electric engines. The Chicag'
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13
NFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM CURED IN
DAYS

Morton L. Hi. Of Lebanon md. says; Ny
wife had Infammsto-v rheumatism in every
muscle and Joint; her suffering was terrible
aud her body and face were swollen almost be
You'd recognition had been In he'd six weess
and had eight physicians, but received no
benefit until she tried Or. Detchon's Relief for
Rheumatism. II gave immediate relief and
she was able TO walk about In three days. lam
sure 1, saved her life." Sold by II. e. Grce,
Druggist Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13
IL nInnR nice V.

II 7 III HTVIE NV" y
: uriay, F. ruuy 20 h, about noon.
(, -. Smi h pissed from this world
- II q Cos ho~pita at Kansas
G M. tie having undergone an
opr IN fur kldur, ,rruble the pre-.
G. ~ Mo uyN.
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SESSION OF THE
CITY COUNCIL
Atty. Devine Disapproves SolOns'
Hasty ActiOn-Poll Tax Col.
IeCtor on the Carpet.
AFFAIRS OF WEBER COUNTY.
Weber Club Determined on Smcltcr;
Formers Unalternbly Opposed
Runaway Accident.

OGDEN. FEB 1.-The city council met
In regular session last evening. city
attorney James Devine sent in a com
,nunicatlon with reference to the con-
Grmatlon of the appointment of a city
iailer and two desk sergeants at the
last meeting of the city council. The
attorney expressed the opinion that the
amendments made by the police COM
,nittee and confirmed by a majority OF
those present at the last meeting were
Illegal The opinion was flled without
comment or further action.
Fire Chief Paine submitted list of
his appointments, in which he removed
his assistant, Lon Rogers, and APP
pointed u. l.. Lee to the place, ana
these appointments were approved.
Councilman Powers objected to the re-
moval of Rogers, and succeeded in
bringing out the fact that the reason
for the change was that Rogers was
not in harmony with the chief. The
vote for confirmation was TO l.
Auditor Mrs. f. o. Stanford reported
TO the council that former Polltax Col
lector Fred c. Nasbltt had failed to
make a final report of the money he
had received while in office, also to turn
over the DOCKS OF lue ONCE, dllnOuSn
he had been requested to do so several
times. The amount owed the city by
Mr. Naisbitt, according to the audi
tors statement, is sass. The report was
referred to the tax committee for in
vestigation.
Because of the refusal of the former
treasurer to submit statement to mis-
successor in Office, the law committee
recommended that man be employed
Ito audit the treaSurers books, and the
Recommendation was referred to the
Iengrossing committee, with power to
lact
The sanitary inspector reported 60
eases of contagious diseases.
The report of the municipal court for
|January showed receipts of $2.492.
ICoALVILLE TRAIN DIsCoNTINUED
The local train between Ogden and
lCoalylle Is discontinued by the Union
Pacific as 1t is claimed the traffic does
ln0t pay expenses. For the convenience
hi passengers from Park City ana other
iway stations, an extra coach viii be
4 put on the fast mail known as No. o.
GREEK LABORER HURT.
"A At a late hour yesterday Greek,
aTho had been laboring it Lakeside on
#he southern Pacific, was brought into
fhe local hospital with both legs brolS-
ltn 4 large boulder fell upon him while
ihe was working In some rock.
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LOGAN.
GLENN LEWIS UNDER BONDS,
For Assembling Jonas Halvorsen--Don
Lewis Candidate for RefoImatory.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co, Feb. Glenn
Lewis of Richmond was yesterday plac-
6G under a $500 bond by the county au-
thorlties on a charge Of battery COM
mitted upon the person of Jonas Hal
Vursen of Richmond ON the morning
OF Jan. 81, Immediately after the as
sault the Richmond authorities took
action against Lewis, and at the Grim
inal proceedings he was released. by
furnishing a 500 bond. Upon investi-
cation 1t was found that the proceed
lngs We're defective and hence the
transfer from tho Richmond court TO
the county. Mr.. Lewis will be held I'M
der bail waiting the outcome of Hal
vorsen's condition, who Is now in n
Salt Lake hospital, III Halvorsen re-
covers from his injuries a case of bat
terry viii be pushed against Lewis. and
If not 1t will amount to a graver Of
Tense. The battery case will be dis
missed and he will be held for murder
or for manslaughter,
The case of the State vs. Don Lewis
Of Lewiston, who is charged with
statutory offense, will come before
William Brangham, justice of the peace,
on Thursday. Lewis was arralgned
and the plea taken when n question
arose as to his age. County Attorney
a. A. Law has been investigating the
case, but can find no record as TO the
boys age, The case win be thrashed
out I'm the Justices court and II II Is
determined from the evidence In the
case that the boy IL under age, he will
be turned over to the juvenile court.
At that court II Is likely he win he
given term Of years in the reform
school.
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PROVO.
CITY SOL. ONS MEET.
Two More Policemen-Cemetery Wa
ter Rates To be Paid in Advance.

Two More PoliCemen-Cemete Wa
ter Rates To be Paid in Advance.
Provo, Feb. 4,--The regular session of
the city council convened last evening
with all members present.
Besides allowing the usual monthly
claims, the marshal was made happy
through the action of the council in
allowing TWO more policemen.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ was granted a street light in
front of its chapel.
Owners must have their receipts to
show to the sexton, before water will
be turned on their lots in the cemetery
the coming summer. was the recon-
mendatlon of the waterworks superin-
tendent. Mr.. Holloway. which was
adoped by the council.
Contingent fund of $25 for the mayor
was created and appropriated.
Committee on streets and alleys were
instructed to secure estimate cost of a
road grader
The gutterlnE of Center street. Aca-
denny avenue and First West Is as
sured, which will add greatly to the
appearance OF the streets.
Those who have not paid their poll
tax for the year 1907 will have suit
filed against thom by the attorney and
street supervisor, who We're so instruct
ed by the council.
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DETERMINED ON SHELTER.
Weber Club VIII Leave No Stone Tn
turned 10 Effect Purpose.

ogden. Feb. 4.--The Weber club is
determined to get the independent
smelter established in Weber county
If possible, and will leave no stone IN
turned to accomplish that end. In
keeping with the resolution passed at
the citizens mass meeting last Friday
evening. Priest John Pingree of the
club has appointed the entire board Of
directors a committee to meet with the
railroad representatives at salt Lake
city next Thursday to make a strong
plea that Ogden be made a common
point for ores from ali the surround
ing states. on this one point depends
principally the decision as to whether
the smelter win be built here his
year or notN ogden is discriminate ed
against as to shipping rates on all
kinds of ores and the committee will
endeavor to have the rate reduced. A
committee will also be appointed to
arrange for easement from damages
among the farmers
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WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Cholera Dcclmating Hog Pens-Coun-
~ Cannot Build Bridge.


ogden, Feb 4.-The farmers of We
Der county, especially in the northern
section, have been suffering heavy
bosses during the past few weeks in
stheir hogs dying from form OF hog
Fh0leTa II was reported at the meeting
sOi the board of county commissioners
q esterday that fully 100 hogs have died
ruring the past two weeks from the dis
aase on farms near North Ogden and
n Pleasant View, and smaller numbers in
Ither sections. The commissioners had
a Occurred the promise of DR.. II. j. Fred
II ricks, instructor in veterinary science.
q the Agricultural college. and Dr. r.
n Beatty, secretary of the state health
Board to visit Ogden next Saturday
afternoon at ? o'clock to meet with the
iog ralseTs Of the county and discuss
ihe situation and devise means of quar-
9ntinc for the infected swine. All in
1erested in the matter are requested to
p present.
] The commissioners also announce that
p. Beatty will meet the health Off
fers of the county at 10 o'clock Satur-
gay morning at the courthouse 10 give
9hem Instructions on their duties.
SMALLPOX AT HOOPER.
4 Health Officer Parker of Hooper re-
! ported 10 the board that Mrs William
Wordsworth, who nursed the late Mrs.
planning and her babe, who died Of
tnall2oN. has been stricken with the
aise"se together with six of her chill
n d. also that two other people who
tad been exposed, have come down
4 !ln the disease. He also reports num-
4 fous cases of chickenpoX. measles and
pumps He was Instructed TO keen n
fflet quarantine and to render any as
distance necessary.
oIefseer OF Poor Stanford reported
lnat ne has been called on several times
on lnle to render assistance to wives
Y no, win their children. have been de-
,ertea by their husbands and loft In
destitute circumstances. County Atty.
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This little town has o fine water sys-
tenn, the water being pipcd one mile
north of town from a fine spring. and
n large per cent OF the people now en-
joy good water In their homes. The
health of the people Is good here, al
though there has been considerable
sickness in different parts OF tho ooun-
try.
Saturday, Jan. %. the storls loft n
boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Smith: also girl at the home OF MIR
and Mrs. John Levanger
Glendale can now boast Of having IL
Email silver band with John CLARK as
leader
This country has been blessed with
several good snowstorms, which Ga
greatly appreciated 10y the shccp and
cattle men OF this place. the ground
being well covered at this writing.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
FARMERS SCHOOL CLOSES.
Successful 5-Dny Course Ends With n
Concert from school of Music.

Special Correspondence,
Mt Pleasant. sanpote CO., Feb. L.
What has been the most successful
farmers school in the state. closed
yesterday From the point OF attend
nnce and interest. the management SAY
there has been none better. Thurs
day morning Prof Northrop discussed
care OF the Orchard" Thursday az
ternoon Prof. John n. Game III and
Prof. L. a. Merrill discussed subjects
along their lines, Prof. Game taking
up Beef Cattle" Thursday evening
Profs Merrill and Caino and Miss
Powell lectured TO a large audience
az the Westinghouse.
Friday Prof Merrill discussed arid
Farming" and Miss Powell took IN
breads and Puddlngs," with practical
demonstrations of the latter.
The weeks school closed on Friday
cyer,ns, tho school OF music or the
state agricultural college presenting a
precloted.
The work done was commendable,
ana u Is felt that much good will re-
suit. Que orcharAist said II was east +,
ly worth $500 TO him.
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Harris win take up the matter.

Harris viii take UP the matter.
The board members expressed them
selves as being heartily in favor OF
building a new bridge over the old
channel of the Ogden river near the
Sanitarum, but under advice from
County Atty. Harris the commission
ers have no right TO Cooperate with the
city fathers in the building of the same,
therefore the cost OF erecting new
bridge viii rest entirely on the city
The bridge at Devils gate in Weber
canyon. which was badly out of repair.
is now reported In good condition.
A large number of bills were passed
and tax matters considered
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FARMERS OPPOSE SHELTER.
Adopt Vigorous Resolution Against the
Farm DESTROYING Agency.

Ogden, Feb. AT n large meeting of
farmers and land holders whose farms
are located near North Ogden and Will
lard, near which it is proposed to erect
the new Independent smcter, held last
night in the Willard Westinghouse a
strong resolution was adopted protest
ing vigorously against the establish
ment of the smelter in that section.
The resolution is addressed to the We
Der club ana the Salt Lake men. who
were present at the recent meeting at
the Weber club, and it will be circulat-
ed among the farmers of the contigu
Gus country.
1t was the general opinion among
the farmers that they would rather
a thousand times buy the old smelter
and prevent the erection of the new
than countenance amy effort towards a
new industry. They took an asserted
unalterable position against the pro-
posed smelter and will give no con
sideration to any advances upon the
proposition of stipulated sums for al
legged damage by smelter smoke to
CrODs and soil
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BINGHAM.
LEWIS D. OSBORN is DEAD.

Handcnrt Veteran and Pioneer Lays
Down LIES Cares ut 40.
Special Correspondence.
Bingham Canyon, Feb. 9.--Lewis n.
Osborn, an old resident of Bingham
and Salt Lake city. and who came to
Utah In the early firties with hand
cart company. died here this morning
of Bright's disease. He is survived by a
son, Albert Osborn, who is a black
smith here. The funeral will be held
Wednesday in Salt Lake City. Deceased
was 20 years of age.
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PAINFUL ULCER
On Foot for a Year. Healed by
Two Sets OF cuticura

II had an ulcer on my foot for year
or Or more and 1t was very painful as il
but his treatment did not heal It. About
eight months ago j commenced 10 use
Cutlcura Sonp, Cuticura Ointment,
and Cuticura Pills. / used two sets and
Il is now all healed up. Mrs. T.. f. Ryder,
West Brewster, Mass, April 20, 1907"
Complete External and Internal Treatment for
Every liumor OF Infants, Children, and Adults
CutieuIa Ointment lboc) 10 Heal the Skin, and
Cutc1rA kes2lyent t6oe (ot IN the form OF Chocolate
Corp, Sole Props. Boston Mae
ef-hAied Free. Cuticura Book on skin Diseases
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TEA

Do you know the diff
ference? tea and tea? tam
min and tea? herb-tea and
tea?
Your grocer returns your money Il you dom
Ike Schilling Best, ne pay bin
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he was held. Rcv. Father Cushnahan
gave the mass, and preached a beauu-
ful eulogy of the young life ended at
but twenty. The knights OF Column
bus attended the services IN body.
The church choir furnished the music
BEATEN AND ROBBED
Lynn eager, who has been employed
at Palisade as a laborcr, but whose
nome Is at Moline Kansas. was taken
10 the police station yesterday after
noon in terribly beaten up condi.
ton. supposedly by mon who had as
saulted him to rob him of his hard
fnrncd cash, eager had beon saving
up his money for some time and came
TO town to have "a good time He
met two other men and occupied
room with them on Twenty-sixth street.
Together they drank considerable and
Yesterday afternoon, while eager was
under the influence OF liquor, the mon
peat him up. and, 1t Is supposed, robbed
him. The police We're called, but be-
Tore they arrived. his assaiIants had
ned. and have not been caught DR.
Browning dressed the mans face, which
Is terribly swollen, cut and bruised He
could tell but little OF the punishment
he had received
GOES TO WELL EARNED REST
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Only One "BRoMo oURuNE," tina. is
laxative Bromo Ouinne e cN f on every
cuesa Coldin Day, Grip Days - %@ %y9<9box 2se

Good coal is plentiful here nj 81 per
ton at the mine, about half mile
from town.
Most OF the sheep men intend going
to Modeua station with their sheep for
shcarinU.
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WALL PAPER.
Midgley- Bodel Co.. SO L. LIST So.
LEGAL BLANKS

OF every character and description,
arranged from the best legal forms
and brought strictly up IN date.
A fun supply always on hand at the
Deseret News Book Store.
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GOES TO WELL EARNED REST.
Mrs. Charlotte Fields Closes IIonorcd
Career mt 6S.

Ogden, Feb. AIRS. Charlotte Fields
has passed from mortality TO we'll
earned rest after 6S years of activity in
pioneer life and raising a large family
Of sons and daughters. She was the
wife of William Fields who with eight
children and 2S grandchildren survive
her. She was born in England in 1910,
and emigrnted TO Utah as a Latter day
Saint convert in 1861, TO which faith
she was true to the end. Funeral SER
vices viii We holi Wednesday at 10
o'clock at the Statewide ward meetln
hous- 3,dIoi Mll be made at North
Ogden
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GLENDALE
S. s. sUPT. HoNoRED.
Good Water System--Chcap Fuel
Abundance of Snow.

Special Correspondence,
Glendale, Kane Co., Jan 30-I4ast
Sunday the Glendale Sunday school
presented to its faithful superintend-
ent. Jas w Watson, who has been su-
perintendent for II years a gold watch
and chain, to show the love and respect
i'm which he is held for his many years
of labor. For small ward the Sunday
school is splendid one and it has a
good parents class organized.
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WEDDING BELLS.

County Clerk Mattson granted
marriage license to George Hawiston
II, and Miss Maggie McLaren, 81, both
of ogden City. Judge j. A. Howell
performed the marriage ceremony at
h,s office, in the courthouse.
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MITHERsPOON TONIGHT.

Much interest has been manifested
in the coming 20 Ogden tonight of the
great basso Herbert Witherspoon, who
will sing a portion of Elijah with the
tabernacle choir. The seat sale has
been good and those who fail to hear
his rich powerful voice win miss a
grand musical treat.
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PNEuMoN1A CLAIMS VICTIM.

Pneumonia has claimed another VIC
tim. this time 1t Is young man %
years of age. Monta ~ Leavitt. son
of Mrs. Mary j. Leavitt, who died yes
terday at the family residence. 46l
Twenty-seventh street, after q sickness
of two weeks. He was a young man
highly respected. The time and place
of funeral viii be announced later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-04

nttctnoou lntc Tor hearing. Tho state wa.
unable 20 proceed with tho case nnd INC
1.. ordered 81. ualtcr continued vth-
Vut datc, ana released the defendant on
tho small bond OF s25
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-04

Our 800 guaranteed razor is best in
city. Full line OF strops and razor
homes. state street Hardware, 252 South
State.
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FOUND CUTICURA
|ND|SPE NSABL-E
For Her ChiIdren-LittIe Girls Suf-
fered with itching Eczema Which
Simply Covered Back of Heads
Baby Had a Tender Skin, Too.
ALL PROMPTLY CURED BY
WONDERFUL OINTMENT"
Some years ago my three little girls
had very bad form Of eczema. Itoh-

ing erup tion5
formed on the
backs OF their
heads w hich
were sim ply
covered. Before
] heard of Cuti-
cura, j used to
try al m ost
everything, but
they failed.
Then my mother
recommended
the Cuticura
r EN- dies. l
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Builds up waste tissue, promotes appe
tite. improves digestion. induces refresh
ing sleep, giving renewed strength and
health That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
lest.
q. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept. l12-1l4 So. Main.
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Ivory Soap appeals to
rich and poor alike.

Ivory Soap appeals to
rich and poor alike.
The millionaire's wife
buys it because she
knows there is nothing
better at any price; the
mechanic wife, be-
cause she knows there
is nothing so good at
the same price.
IN both cases, Good
Valae counts.
There is no Gree alkali
in Ivory Soap. That is why
it will not injure the finest
fabric or the most delicate skin.
Ivory Soap
SO 1900 Per Gent. Pure.