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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
BRIGHAM CITY.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Missionary Farewell Socials--Scarlet
Fever Claims Little Irving Niadsen.

Special Correspondence.
Brighma CITY. Jan. 3i.-At the tabor
nacle service Sunday afternoon President
I.ucius A. Snow was IN charge, after the
opening exercises Elder John II. Baird
read the fourth chapter OF Malachi. The
speakers were Isaac II. Jensen, Nephi
j. Valentine and Adolphus Madison. a
In the evening, Harold Reynolds and
Henry II. ltolopp Of the general board
We're i'm attendance and gave some Nnlu,
able instruction TO the Sunday school
julius Brown, has opened up tonsorlal
parlors north OF the First National bank
VI Joseph r. Hanson has taken into part
nership Roland Madison and they have
leased the Knudson Ice cream parors,
which they will run Jointly with the
C Conferonces viii be held in the four
wards OF Brigham city next sunday
MISSIONARY SOCIAL.
A very pleasant social was given by
Mrs, Mary Ann Lovennd, Monduy even
ing in honor OF Horny \ and Jane steed
who nave received invitation from box
"B' 90 take trip TO South Africa and
Will leave in a few dnys. Mr. steed OK
poets TO take charge OF tho mission there
ana MIS-. steed will also perform mission
4 social was also given in the Fourth
ward hal IN honor Of Lester Hanson who
lrfi thursday Tor mission 20 SWedeh.
At the close of the program n purse OF
about $40 was given Mr., Hansen With
the good viii Of the people Of the ward.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION
AT the city council meeting January
2S n. s. Chrlatoffersen ana l. -. Pribhle
were granted free license for selling sew
ing machines. II was decided TO repair
The town clock the county having agreed
10 repair the clock tower. The recorder
WAS authorized 20 obtain new man Of
The cemetery. The following appoint
lntondent If electric llRhts. NJ l.,
Nichols street supervisor, n. q. Ander-
son surveyor. Richard Choal, dog tax
collector.
VICTIM or SCARLET FEVER.
Wednesday night about 10 o'clock Irving
I.Orenzo Madsen, the ll-year-old son OF
Mir. and Mrs Nels Madison. died from a
severe attack Of scarlet fever. the little
fellow was only sick little more than
"a hours bur the malignant disease took
him 30 hard from the very beginning
The homo has been qparantined Far about
week ms their daughter Marco has been
quite sick with the fame disease but was
recovering slowly when tho little boy took
sick and passed away 40 suddHhls
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SUFFERING AND DOLLARS SAVED

L. S. Lopez, of Marlla, n ", says:
81 am a carpenter and have had many
severe cuts healed by BuCklen's Arnica
Salve 1t has saved me suffering and
dollars. II is by far the best healing
salve [ have ever found" Heals burns,
sores. ulcers, fever sores, eczema and
piles. 25c at u. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept. liz
and ia South Main Street.
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NEPHI.

Jury Nenirc for the February Term of
The District Court.
Special Correspondence.
Nephi, Juab Co., Jan. 31.-The fol-
lowing venire of petit jurors was
drawn here yesterday for the February
term of the district court:
Levan, Lorenzo Nelson; Nephi,
James r. Black, William Foster,
Charles a. Hall, Charles Wilson, D..
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The regular monthly meeting II the
high priests quorum Of the Pioneer
stake of Zion will be held on sunday
Feb. 2. 1905. at 10 a. m, In the high
priesthood room OF the stake hall.
The regular monthly general stake
priesthood meeting of the Pioneer
stake of Zion will be held Monday
evening, Feb. ,, 1908, at gao p. IA. in
the stake hall. The lesser priesthood
are especially invited to attend
The regular monthly home mission
airy meeting of the Pioneer stake of
Zion will be held Monday evening
Feb 3, 1908, Immediately after the
general stake priesthood meeting.
The Tenth quorum of seventy viii
hold its regular monthly meeting in
the Ninth ward Westinghouse, up
stairs room, Sunday morning, at 10
o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
The high priests quorum of Liberty
stake will hold their regular monthly
meeting In the Second ward meeting
house on Monday night, Feb. 2, 1908.
at 1880 o'clock.
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Church nctiees.

Regular services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Will
be held In the Tabernacle at p. m.
tomorrow. Sunday. Sunday school at 10
n. m. and meetings in the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows:
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LEGAL BLANKS

OF every character and description.
arranged from the best legal forms,
and brought strictly up to date.
a full supply always on hand at the
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home. the decorations being in pink
and white carnations and covers lald
for about q dozen, including Presidents
Joseph r. Smith, John r. Winder' a,
II. I.und, Apostles. +. M. Lyman ana
O. f. whitney and their ladies.
The Masons of Mount Morlah lodge
have issued invitations for celebr;lt-
i've function for the forty-second an
niversary of the lodge to be given at
Masonic temple on Friday, FEB. q
There viii be n grand banquet at $50.
followed by cards and dancing and
n committee composed of leading ma
sons viii receive the guests, inc COM
mittee are, Christopher Diehl assisted
by Past Grand Masters Louis conn
Arbis Scott Chapman and Past Master
John Thomas Lynch.
Mrs. C.. G.. Goss entertained at an
elaborate luncheon at her home yester-
day. the decorations being in green and
white, and about 16 guests present.
Mrs. E1wood Bailey entertained at
cards yesterday in honor OF Mrs, II. ".
Pease. prizes going TO Mrs. Pease, Mrs,
Merkill, Mrs. Hines and Mrs. Cooper.
The Governors club is making elab-
crate preparations for their ball at the
Odeon hall on Friday evening, Feb. Z.
A prominent feature of the evening VIII
be the electrical display, huge mono-
gram OF the club's coors in gold ana
green. A special program OF carefully
selected music has been arranged for,
and an enjoyable evening is In store
for all,
Mrs. f. II. Harmon announces the
engagement OF her sister Esther Rees.
OF this city, 10 Oscar Graham Of Dem
yer, the wedding to take place in May.
Invitations are out for the annual
reunion OF the employees Of the u. c.
NJ. l. AT Odeon hall on east North Tenn
pie street. Wednesday evening, Feb .,
As there are about 500 employees, and
many of them win bring friends, the
prospects for an exceptional attendance
are promising. The reunions of the u.
c. NJ. ! people are always enjoyable.
Mrs. j. G. Guthrie VIII entertain at
luncheon next TUESDAY
Mrs. c. T. Richards win entertain her
card club on Monday.
Mrs. Charles Irwin lIimstreet o. ca
liente Nevada, Is spending few days
with her sister, Mrs. j. ". Hail.
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MURRAY.
FIREMEN REMEMBER
James w. Cahoon Sends Check for
500 10 Volunteer Fire Fighters.

500 10 Volunteer Fire Fighters.
Murray, Feb. l.--James w. Cahoon.
IN a communication to the city coun-
Gill; presented at ito last session, ex-
pressed his appreciation in behalf Of
the good service of the fire department.
Mr.. Cahoon recently had n building
destroyed by fire, and had It not been
for the prompt response OF the depart-
mcnt, his loss would have been much
greater, as he had other buildings adj
Joining which would also have been
consumed only for the controlling OF
the flames. 10 accompanied his COM
munication with a 500 check To ne
given the boys as an ENCOURAGEMENT to.
continue IN the service, as 1t is merely
a volunteer department.
A petition rom the fire department.
was read. which asked that a room in
the new station be furnished and
heated that place of meeting might
he provided. The matter was refer
red TO the committee on improvements.
However, the department was given
the privilege of meeting In the north
room of the city hall until accommoda-
ton can be provided at the station.
The road supervisor reported the
bad condition Of the sidewalk cross
ings, and asked that something lie
done to improve the conditions. The
street committee will make an invcs-
tigation and give orders to the road
supervisor as to what shall be done.
The matter Of connecting tho city
Jail with the heating plant of the city
hall was discussed at scmt length and
It was finally decided to have the Jail
heated with A stove for the present.
The Utah Independent Telephone
company put in a claim for S226 Tor
changing Its poles on east Murray
street The bin was not passed upon
but vas handed Councilman Lyon to
communicate with tile company, Civ
ed,
The following bills were allowed:
One thousand dollars was allowed as
part payment for the town clock: $3.50
to the architects; $3.50 to Greene &
Reeve for plumbing work; s1,190 to
the Crager Iron Works for steel cages.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
At her home in Taylorsville, Thurs
day at p. m. Mrs John Cook lied
of heart failure. The funeral will be
held Sunday at IL a, M, in the Tay-
louisville ward house.
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Ham,
mer Bouthorpe's child was held ut
the residence of Mr.. william Rnuth-
orpe, the grandfather of the child, at
p, M, Friday Jan. so. There was
n large attendance OF relatives aud
friends.
HEALTH CONDITIONS IMPROVING.
The general health is improving
among the school children as is evil
denced by the increased attendance
since the new year began. Very lit
tie contagious disease of any kind is
now to be found in Murray. All chit
dren returning to school from homes
where contagious diseases have oc-
Cured. must obtain permit from
DR.. A. A. Bird, the city health officer
before being admitted in school.
Thursday all the schools were closed,
and the teachers were given visit
ing day.
Judge Ciowans Of the Juvenile court,
held court in Murray on Thursday
morning, and three cases were dispos.
ed of. The board of education Will
meet this afternoon in special session
TO consider some important matters.
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Our 800 guaranteed razor is best IN
city Full line OF strops and razor
hones. state street Hardware, 252 South
State.
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HEALTH CONDITIONS IMPROVING

PILES CURED IN o TO II DAYS.
PAXO OINTMENT is guaranteed 70 euro
any case of Itching Blind. bleeding or
refunded soc.
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home. the decorations being in pink
and white carnations and covers laid
for about dozen, including Presidents
Joseph f. Smith, John Il Winder' A.
II. I.und, Apostles. +. M. Lyman ana
O. +. Whitney and their ladies.
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GRANITE STAKE.
Other Churches.
UNITARIAN.

Services VIII be held in the various
non Mormon chur >hcs tomorrow as
follows:
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at 5; leader, Mr.. Brown; subject Tor
discussion, THE Derivation of the Ma
lures of Living Beings" Residents of
Salt Lake and vicinity are invited to
Join the club. Special music for the
Sunday service by Unity quartet. The
public cordially invited.
SCIENTIST.
First Church OF Christ. Scientist, 3S6
east Third South street---Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m. Church services at II a.
M and p. M; subject. Love" We'd
nesday evening, at o'clock. a meeting
is held for the purpose of telling of the
healing of sin and disease. Free read
ing rooms open daily, except Sunday,
from 10 H. m. TO p. m, In rooms 506-50I
Scott building, 1853 Main street. All are
welcome.
Second Church of Christ. Scientist,
Ladies' Literary club building, 90 Third
East street--Lesse-l sermon at IL q. M
subject, Love" Sunday school at l2:l5
p. IN. Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at o'clock. All are welcome.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
First Methodist Episcopal church
corner Second East and Second South
streets, Francis Burgette Short, pas
tor--Clnss meeting, 10 n. m. q. Il.
Goodwin. leader: preaching, IL a. m,
subject: What Think We of CHRISTI"
Sunday school, 1916 p. M, H. D.
Stearns, superintendent; Epworth
leaw,le. $3.50 p. M Paul Ford, p ell
dent; preaching, 7:30 p. m, subject:
Social Purity" The pastor VII! ad-
dress men only and Mrs u, p. Sheparl
and Miss Butcher win address women
only, at meeting held at 1870 IN the
Epworth league room. Mrs. j. X. BOW
del will preside. The fragrant vices IN
this city should be suppressed and If
possible eliminated. Special eNangel'
istic hymns are arranged. Come and
bring your friends.
st. Marks cathedral. 225 East First
South street, Rev. Benjamin Brewster.
dean-Servlces for the fourth sunday
after tho Epiphany; holy communion
at S n. m; morning prayer gao FOL
lowed by Sunday school; holy commun-
ion and sermon at IL; evening prayer
choral and sermon at 1870
ST. Peters chapel, 657 North Second
West street-Sunday school at s;46 a.
M; evening prayer and sermon at 1880
=. M
THIRD PRESBYTERlAN,
Third Presbyterian church, cor.
Eleventh East and Eleventh south
Herbert Il. Hays. Pastor, Wade Loot
| bourow, superintendent OF Sunday
school. Services on Sunday RS fol-
lows: Preaching service at II "A. IN.
Subject, "Abrahams Affairs. or Rec
| ignition OF God Preaching service at
| no p. M, subject Jesus Christ ana
the Family" Sunday school at l2:l5;
| lesson. Jesus and Nlcodemus." Chris
| tan Endeavor at $3.50 =. m; topic, THE
| Heart of Christian Endeuvor." Prayer
| meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
! Good singing at all the services, \
| hearty Christian welcome for every
| one. A church for tn people,
CHRISTIAN.
| Central Christian church, corner
| Third East ana Fourth South streets,
! Rcv. Albert Buston, Phi. D.. pastor,
| residence. 4GG Fifth East street Ind.
phone 299i sunday School at 9:46 a.
| M; sermons by DR., Buston AT II a. m.
ana 7:45 p. m; Christian Endeavor az
Gao p. M. prayer meeting "Wednesday
| night.
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First Unitarian society, 1Ss Second
East William Thurston Brown, minis-
ter-Sunday preaching service at II a.
m; subject, The Religion of Theodore
Parker" fifth in series Of lectures on
modern exemplars of religion. Sunday
school at 1915 Lloyd Alliance of Lib
eral women meets Tuesday at $3.50 p.
m Social Science club. Friday evening
at S; leader. Mr. Brown: subject for
discussion, THE Derivation of the Ma
lures of Living Beings" Residents of
Salt Lake and vicinity are invited to
join the club. Special music for the
Sunday service by Unity quartet. The
public cordially invited.
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LEHI.

coRoNERs JURY SUMMONED.
10 investigate Death OF Young Brake
man--Pickle Growing Contracts.
Special Correspondence,
letl, Utah Co, Jan. 3l.-The father
Vi Roy c. Johnston, who was shot by
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Mrs. c. @. Goss entertained at an
elaborate luncheon at her home yester-
day. the decorations being in green and
white, and about 16 guests present.
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Mrs. E1wood Bailey entertained at
cards yesterday in honor Of Mrs. II. "
Peasc prizes going TO Mrs. Pease' Mrs
Merkill. Mrs. Hines and Mrs. Cooper.
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WALL PAPER.
Midgley- Bodel Co., SO E. list So.
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DAMAGE SUIT FILLED.

damage suit has been filed in the
district court by the Nevada Silver
Summit Mining company against f.
Allen Mcclure to recover S425 on one
IS alleged In the complaint that the
first amount Is due on a contract.
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BEATEN AND ROBBED.
Charles Johnson was held up by
three men near Lincoln avenue and
twenty third street. shortly after mid

FUNERAL. OF MRS. BARKER.
Mrs. Nellie Baker wife of Adrianus
Baker, and her infant babe VIII be
buried tomorrow from the Fifth ward
Westinghouse, commencing at 3 o'clock,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-28
Owns Seven Farms.

Ole Steensland of Grand Valley has
purchased the Andrew Hanson farm
for which he. paid S6l an acre. This
makes the seventh farm Mr.. Stems
land owns, and the houses on the
new farm will be painted red, as all
the houses on the other. farms are
painted the same color. He is also
building a fine new house north OF
his present home that will cost him
over $4,000 when completed. This
house will contain Steam heat and
all modern conveniences; and he is
thinking some Of putting in an en-
CINE to furnish his own electric lights.
Ole is a Lincoln county boy ano is
under 40 and has made all his wealth
through careful management and in
dividual effort. He has made big
money out of his cattle business and
can tell how much a big steer weighs
by looking him over.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-28
Farewell

The ladies of the M. 3. church and
members of the Sabbath school gave
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Moulton and fam
lily a farewell reception at the home
Of Mrs. David Bremen last week. 1t
was q we'll deserved mark Of apprecia-
tion because Nj. and Mrs. Moulton
have been prominent in church and
sabbath school work for years, Mrs.
Moulton serving as superintendent OF
the sabbath school last year. They
are old residents of the county and
have a host Of friends who regret
their departure for Washington. Mr..
Moulton handled the Farmers Eleva-
tor with great success and gave up
the work against earnest solicitation
to remain.
The reception was largely attended
and q handsome piece OF cut glass
was presented to Mrs. Moulton by
Rev. Cave in q brief speech In behalf
of many friends OF the family. Re-
freshments we're served and all pres
emit expressed sincere regret over
their departure.
Mr.. Moulton left on Wednesday for
Grand View, Washington, where he
has made all arrangements to engage
In business, and will be followed by
MN MouIton and the family next
Tuesday.
The LEADER Joins with = host Of
friends Ia Wishing Mi. Moulton and
family much happiness and great sue
CO. IA their new home.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-28
The Dread Disease anthrax.

Elk Point Leader: DR.. Myron Ted
row returned yesterday from Gayville
where the evening before he attend a
lecture on the new disease among ami
mails called Anthrax which originated
a month ago in the vicinity of thai
town. The lecture was given by DR..
Miller of Detroit, Mich, a specialist
on such diseases, who is giving a
series. of lectures in the towns in the
vicinity of Gayville.
DR.. Miller said the disease was a
germ caused by decaying vegetation
on low marshy land which is first
very wet and then very dry. The
germ is by this means washed to the
surface Of the ground or can be
brought top also by angle worms.
The germs lay in the roots Of the
grass and when animals browse the
grass short the stubs cause abrasionS
on their nose or mouth to which the
germs attach themselves. He also
said that in such localities the germs
are in the atmosphere, and the dis
ease a be taken in that manner.
DR.. Miller further stated that the
germs lay on the top of the ground
for twenty years before dying and
that you can boil the water contain
ing the germ for an hour and not kill
it.
Anthrax causes death in a very few
hours. One man MIXED his COW at
night and the next morning the COW
was dead. So the people in Gayville
and vicinity have discontinued using
the milk from their mich cows as
they are afraid Of contracting the
disease. Two men have suffered with
anthrax but it is not fatal with
human beings as with animals. One
man in that vicinity has lost a hun
dred head of cattle and thirty horses
and mules. Sheep and hogs a also
contract the disease.
DR.. Miller stated that vaccination
was the only method Of counteracting
the disease and the burning of all
dead animals, as burial does not kill
the germ. The vaccine made for the
vaccination is prepared by the gov
eminent and also by Park Davis Co.,
Detroit, Mich, and by the H. K.
milford Co. of Philadelphia.
The disease has spread to Violin,
Beresford, Centerville and west, but
for some reason has not reached this
vicinity yet. DR.. Tedrow has sup
piled himself with vaccine so when
the disease does make its presence
known here he will be prepared for it.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-28
Public Schools.

School will begin Monday Sept. I.
Every pupil should be on hand fol-
the opening day. Pupils will assemble
| in the same rooms they attended last
year and promotions and assignments
will be made as soon as possible by
the Superintendent.
a large number of books are miss
ing from the library and it is highly
desirable that they be returned
Please look over your books and re-
turn any such at the earliest possible
date.
1t would be quite an accommodate
tion if any who expect to enter 9Th
grade or first year H. S. from the
country districts or from Lyon coun
ty, would notify the Superintendent
as soon as possible. Such pupils may
consult about their courses any after,
noon next week except Wednesday by
calling at the n. S. building.
The Superintendent will be in his
office at the Central school every
afternoon of the week Aug. 3lst-Sept.
5th, except Wednesday to consult
with anyone upon any school matters
Examinations will be given to those
who have been doing extra work as
follows:
Monday 2 p. M, Bird & 4th grade work,
Tue. 2 p. m, 9th & 18th grade work,
Thurs. 2 p. M. 5th & Sth grade work
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-08-28
Dayton.
Aug. 26.


Mrs. Potter went to Sioux Falls
Saturday to consult a specialist about
her eyes.
Will Kennison and sister attended
the Woodman picnic in Fairview Fri
day. They visited in that vicinity
until Sunday when they returned.
Merrill Potter rode his wheel to the
| picnic at Fairview, returning the
same day. He reports a fine time.
Hans Casperson is helping his
brothers finish up stacking before
starting to Brookings where he is 60
| ing to work with a threshing crew..
Garfield Goodwin is enjoying a visit
from his brother Charlie of Illinois.
Miss Nora Farley who has made an
extended visit with her sister Mrs.
Frank Painter, returned to her home
near Archer, Iowa, Sunday. Miss
Farley made many friends while here
who were sorry to have her leave.
Mr.. A. H. cambridge and family
and brother-in-law, MI. Scott, were
Canton visitors Saturday. Mr.. Scott
likes Lincoln county and is looking
for a farm SO he may locate here,
Arthur Husman is helping Mr..
Knowlton stack grain this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin are rejoicing
over the arrival of a baby boy. Gar
field wears a smile all the time now
Harvey and Mabel Brown were
callers at the cambridge home Sun
day evening. Miss Bessie Brain
bridge has been staying with Mabel
since Mr.. and Mrs. Brown went to
Wyoming.
Miss Hannah Olsen came out from
Canton to help cook for threshers last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Husman are enjoying
a visit from Grandpa and Grandma
Husman and also Mrs. Husman's
sister-in-law from Sheldon, Iowa.
Olsen and Jensen are threshing for
Mr.. Leffert. They have the shock
threshing all done and have begun on
the stacks.
Roy SCHNEIDER is helping Mr.. Balm
bridge with his fall work.
Mrs. Gum and children of Canton
visited her mother, Mrs. Hunter,
Saturday.
Willie Mitchell is sporting a very
fine new buggy.