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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25

n
|" house is placed near the high
way. 1t is not the most de-
slrable arrangement. for the dust
from the road invades the house.
and there is little privacy. 1t is a
mistake to think that home means
house only 1t should mean also
the house lot one should be able
10 enjoy life IN the shade OF the
trees during the long summer days
with the same sense Of privacy that
one feels within the house. At the
same time the yard should DC open
TO sun and breeze II should be cs-
sontlaljy great out-os-doors sitting
room. beautiful and rcsttul. we'll
furnished and roomy Every good
object within the horizon should bc
visible .roA ihc home grounds. and
every unsiEhuy object should be
concealed. \ov. Il all these things
are taken iato consideration ia do
tcrmiujuE The location 81 the dwell.
.ur. the b"st results should follow
but HltA most 81 ~ the house Ia
already located. and the problem 80
have TO tols" ls ho@ shall Ne beau
uty lac >Ayd. OF home grounds
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25
oar Neglect 81 the BACK Yard.

" "a' ~ ""h''" h"in"SN1hk '"t
ID" nome '"'Nt or something i"F 'h'
p"hN''-"' t"'nA Americans CON.
iA"nF E"f1"" Tor the paAaeT -b}
t'5i """'Ff ~ The front }aTd. An3
i"cf Spend most 81 their waxing
hours J" ~" bAch OF tho house
Hero ie the place Tor reformation"
II -" "'"t"~ "'h 'h don" 10y u" ia'".
iiy. '"i HN garden ~h"r" tn" beauty
al Efahh and th1Ah "ud Ho"cT map
tighten H." burden 81 h'''a"n dFudE
cry Let -* pl"c" oar most b"aut'-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-09-25
Making the Lawn.

<ow these arc the accessories Of
the aide yard the real garden OF Il
IL IN" lawn BoKtu nov and grade
Il perfectly. then ploW In wellrotted
mauure az the rate ~ taonty tons
az more per acre II this is not
available plow In GOO pounds per acre
~ 8-S.t fertilizer Ou the ploa-
Ing scatter three tons 81 limestone
dust ar one ton 90 aty-~lah"i lime.
aud disk. roll and drag untl II Is
smooth in January ar February
AoW bluegrass. Four bushels per
acre is not too much Sow length"
wiac. cro.Aw Use and diaEonally. Ia get
II even Then use the lawn mower
freely during early summer TO Keep
tho weeds from seeding Trees and
shrubs aud flowers are the furniture
grass is tho bees, setting for them
al,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Gle Cine. 3r. 9r." idreibt:

Gle Cine. 3r. Yr." idreibt
ga cs ocnt fleinen Sobne bes gro
zen @eneroIs nidt perg0nrt 1T, ell
ser Spite elmer Nrlnee gesen ben
Seino gu 5ieGen, bcidcioet or iid) on'
nit, it'd ollf Dem autidbpd oes @ai-
iermaacns Dem eritaunten Solfe ST.
scigcn. @cld)e 6reuoe bcr Soter on
RENT Sobnc BADEN miir0e, luelln CT
i'm in i@ciller goll5cn @lorie crbllden
fonntei"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06

plltt ~ pf c, 70. september 1909.
"a Die Strd BcneurtpbruhssG onmiti1r Der
eta6t Baltimore y aeietii6 borscihriebencr
s9eiie ibrrt cnoailitigem lnb corriqirten 9es
rift fiber Die Su1efpro6enen @Htfndoiauitgcr,
~lllfoiien .iuo Acknowledgement iur Die Goni
bemnirfina NIB Grbtfrlnlg bon G9aricstrafen-
slpennr, bon Der 9sortb. sfeenne bis aur n6rb.
Iicbct @rcr5e Der Stdot Baltimore, ncbft bet
oarani bsSilslis@fen: sneaiiItIasn llno .eorrisigien.
idriflen oes ssapitelS 274 Der @fte Der 9c.
e~isIatur bon Marplanb bonn Sabre 1904 mo
BET am @. Wdr3 1895 intey5cidbneten 8erorbs
nure Nr. ZIG oes Dinpors uno etaOiratbs bon
baltimore lino anberer onrauf be3iisIiden, Sc
iebe NIB %erorbninaen bel mir binterleet ba.
ben,
miro biermit befaunt aeeebelt, Sas b%cfaaier
peridt 1r,o IIdfle auf biefe Weite IN biefent
Niireai binterle9t peroeu linb. unb bah her
ylGSor INN Siabtratb Soa baltimore ooer ir.
iue6r 0orporutionen, bic NIT bee Nertteilune
Der porbenannten. Sniihdoiengaen ober g8crtbi
erbtbunaen un8nfrteoen iinS. innerbalb breiBta
C80) Ia9en pom %. September 1909 an ais
benz fritell Iaee Der bon mir aiseeaanaeren
&erbffcniIidhun9 hiefer Toti5. f~dbriftIid5 bapes
gen at hoS 9nItimorer Stahtgeridt appclircn
mo bas beiaete @rrltt eriuben rip9fn, .oieieli
Bet All reoibircn.
J. eeipell 9hsu,as.
(Sept20. sic, Is. 20) Staots9feeiftrutor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06

rllltg aus i'm auslano 8eboreuen.
Sn WInnelota unb Nem-yorf biloen
el,tipanoerer ben p%ierteL in Molla.
fuletts Den britten Sbeil Scr Yep0l.
ferllrlg, mabreno Die SaIite Ger ge.
ipobtlar bon Horb-G ufota int Mlis.
lnto geboren lit. 9oiton's 9ep0lfc.
RING beltebt 81 10 Bro5ellt aug slus.
ld1oert, inter ginretnllng ibrcr
Sinner. Sir Meip-Dorf betragt ser
Fro5entiab 80 ,lno fir @ilpaufee S6
Ero5ent. Sn Chicago sri6einen Bel.
tuilgen III 5ebn peribieoenen Spro.
den. Chicago lit o6er olld) Die 5rueit.
9roBte bobmiide, sic britterobte
ldlueolidJe, Die hiertgroBta polniidc
ilnh Die fiinft9roBe oeutide Staot,
Die piertgroBte oeutide Staot lit
NelpsOorf. Gle aiuoer eitgcred)net,
lit Bolton Die groBte irldnoiideS tabt
Der &elt; oie eripadiene iriide Be
oolfernng aqein lpiirbe geniigen, Til.
bin 5l 5rpei 9rittcln ST. fiiQen. 9teipe
yorf bat mebr italicniide Ginuobnrr
oils Nom minoeitens 10000. Nelu.
Yorf lit ailBeroem sic Stoot. Die pc;i
alien Staoten Der @elt Ole grobtc
ai5obl SsraeIitcn bc6crbergt, 500.
600. llnb in Eittsbllrg ipobnen mcbr
Scrbcn, als in 9eIgroo, Der Soupt.
ltoot ocS Gonigreids Scrbien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06

Ter ariehid dc Sinan5mi i.
hitter bat erflart, Die Gage bes Stoo.
ties iperbe tGaIid e%rniter. @enn oie
jeeieen 3uitdn0e anSauerten, miirbe
Der Staats.9 anferott eintreten. llno
babel bat Briefenlonb nod Dor Sur.
sem bel Der Greto-6nse nit oeni ga.
bel seraiielt, nno gum 8rieafiibren
gebart ooh @elo, @cl0 mo nodmaIs
geIh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Bur GrinnerMma

an li1lcrell Tnict
3pbanu Wieber,
lpcIder lesieii W,oniaa becrbigi plroe.
Gr lit liitbt mebr. 10 Ianien rteinc Ss!aacn,
CT, bcr Jules fir mid mar,
Eer nlr mein Slid aeinbt in feiltcit 2cbeiis7
iagen.
Ser Gin ireuer @aite fit mid hat.
60 ipie Die Sterne nieperiinfeu,
S6lief CT i'm SGooB oc@ 1obes eir.
Sn fanlii. @rl6fer. linn III ipinferl;
Sein sfuGc brld,. mo CT mar Sein.
Ser cin8'ae Iruft. Der mir roG bletpt
Sft Nicbcrftb'u in Gmiateit.
@eipionci bon iciHer Satin
(270J Marp Wcbcr Nib 3iuoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Tepartemcnt fir 1ifcntlidhe Yaufen.
CUB epurtcneut oec staot. Sngenieurs.

WnIIIt NJ o te. II. SepteInber ITUH.
Yu Mle, bic CO augeht!
~Sicrnlii ,piro in. llebereinft.mnturg NIT ben
Wtfhr,itten 81 . uno sc e bes Charters oer
Staht baltimore bcfannt aeaebeii. buf, i'd nnd
hem 0. Nooemter 1909 %beaiunen ,peroe. tic
@arsrpue.aiflen,5 bon Der Giofeite ber Utnint
Gtrabe. nit mohcrnem NateriuI 81 pflnftcrn
mo melt SIT ~rftafteru.
Nile Berfoiien iino @prporationen iperSen
hesbalh hicrinif Mniaeiorhcrt, .Grlnubnibfte'rs
fit auc Irbeitclt 5i crlotaen uro b~iefclben pnr
benz Q. gtcpember 1900 III becpbiacit, bic In
irgeno elmer gSsiie bic MifarabII,p oocr hic
Mufreibula befugter oheneenannter Muep ODER
eiicS TbeiIeS h~erfeIbcn roibipenhip mo den,
iuern biefc GcpfIaftcrt cher ncl aepfInitert 1T.
Y. Z. Tenoall,
(Sep.27. Gft4. II, 1S) StnbtsSnae1icnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
8efanntmadnmasn
1epartemcut fir afeuhihe 9erbeNernnBcn.
llntersS arte nent oes gtaot.S MaenieMre.

@ttutShtNt fuE pWtUtttWS
ttntrrsSe partcmcn Ses stabt. Sngenieurs.
NaIttmore. 20. Septernber 1909.
separate oerfteaelie Ntnuebofe. an ben. .godrD
CT Mlpnros." per eloraifs Ses StaptsRe9ilirators
oeridtet, peroen bonn Staots9teglttratoc in let'
lenl Y'iirean, 9tnibbans. bis WiIti,ppd,, oeli II.
Sttoher 1909, entseger aenontrIet fiir oe Niz
eelirttg. Hunbiteinfetung urlb KfIaiterlng pee
ioleenoct SiruBe mo sluce nit oitrtii5irit!l
Bfiaftertteineu: Bort.Strafc, Don oct y~sorofeiie
Der MISUNDERSTANDING bis our Siioteite peg
Nortb:apetue. nno 0ararppc.2ii bon Der
Siiofeitc BET Wiount 9fonnls9locnue bis 5nr
9%iorbieitc Der 4sreitoitS truBe.
Spe5itifntionefi li1o stiiaebotSa Sprlnnldre iiio
auf Nerlnnacn in oieient 9fireali crbdItli6.,
Die. Guntratts9eb6rbe bctdlt fib ba5 Hedlt
boz; treenS Elm uIlo aue Mnaebofe auriid5nF
Gin beeIaubietcr Gbed bes gieterS, anf eine
D9learins pouie".@anf,, auf srere oes Vtapors
lIno StuoirGtbe Don Baltimore ge5ogcfl. 81 Dem
ir ben epestfiiafionen eenalnfen 0ctraee. nIuB
y. :. Ienban,'
n. StuotsS Isenieitr.
49, Geu. y. Tnmicn,
YrliihcHt pro tenn. oer eontrait; 9e66rbc.
D@ftt ui = u : . n 4 4 tOl ---sN.- O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Scrman 81. Nmhucr.

IS itarh am 3. Sftpber 1909 Scrman u. Eu6.
ner, 0~eIiebier @atte bon Sppbia SubHer. I'M
gl.ier bon A. 9abren. Sic 9eerbieune finoet
am Srcitas, oeh s. Sftober, Inn k3 llbr Jiods
mittaaS. bon ieiner Iettcn gSobnune, Iorbmeit.
Gdc uuu Fratt. uno Gutam. Ssruht, aus itutt.
9cifcbrne int oYouopiIs9drf." (27o-s1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Woplar Ed,Duiua.

IS iiarb anl T.. Offpbcr 1909 Noplar edbo.
utng, ~eeliebter 8nite bon Mnr9oret Sdboniua,
int ulter bon IS Sabren. Die Beeroiaune flu
oct 1panerftaa, Den 7. Sftpbcr. 2 nbr Bad.
miitaas bon ieiuer IeRter gbobnIng, Hr. al,
Glib ritte etrake, Sisblauotoun, aus iiatt.
Hifte, ietite gIl,Inel. (27sAS0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
SpGu Yrnucr.

IS ltarb an 4. Gfiober 1909 in ieiner Icstcu
9Sotnung, Mr. 21S, aip.Yalipn.S trnRc. Spbn
Srnurr, ~eeliebter gutie bon WtarD @rauer, it
FILTER bon 81 Sabren. Sic @eeroiglIn9 firoci
Mittmpd,, . rbr ylabmitlass, BON Ser oben aes
runnten Nobnnne ans iidtt. SeiieBuna nuf Der
.Qoubplls gdrfsS eIlefcrn." (27S-0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
0uniauuSa Wlbrcdrt.

IS iterb AM 4. Sfiobcr 1909. 0 llbr 20 bin.
IberbS, &uniganbu Ilbredbt, gelicbic lSaitiil
bon 6reoerid subrcdbt, i'm 60. Sabre iBfek 2c.
beIs. Sic 9eeroigiina tinoet 1onncrtag, ilni
. llbr giafmii!das. bon ibrer lebten lspbnlila,
Tr, 1875, Woro.Sraoiur .strafe, aus itnit.
(o7u-Sm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Catherine Scib.

Gs iiurb am A. Sitober 1909. 40 ubr @iors
mi;iaes. Catherine SETS. gSittiue oes o%eriiorbc'
nen Sobn Seib. Sic Ncerbiaun9 tiubct Witt.
puh, . llbr giotmiitu9s, bon Der sSobrll9
ibrce Sobncs, Gr. ., Sio.Gaits Auenne. SieDs
Iamntrpn. aus itutt. yeileeufle prtoatim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
&owlnnos tiirfiide YGber.
Ganitabie. Gebauoc, Vonatrt gesem. eiets oiien.
IMniI 10y
Mnrir Nrris.

IS itnrb i'm sIG0eineiren Seuiiden Greiien'
pcim" Srdulein Marie Ireio i'm 81. Iabrc ib:
res GebciiS, Sic yecrotsuna fiUoet Tpnncritaa,
27g-S0l HfI .t . - F#ft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
1eidGitssclesenbeiten.

gu uerfaufen:
Wr. 1850, Observation-Disclosures sipikben
gatberinc' uito Sbtpleps StraBe: feline Gage fiir
tatt irgerb elm @efbdft, feue NatbnftGaft.
!!Gdn lebne. heftlif fabrenbe NaItimorr.S irabe
Gleffrtide. ioere his sun, Gnbpnnit urS aebs
en Sdtl'eraeptert iiorbiib. zine. Der ~teifttcn
Haaen iiir eincn gnhen. VaffenSe ,yehingnraen
fiji ben 1dufer, gidberes bel spalter y. NeR.
pbal ober hetin Nacitten al Srt linb Gteue-
(Septt2--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Baltimore Eemetcrn.

Birean: Nranfttn Stba., UaItimore. u. NsYtbRs.
8eardtnibplGke 5inI Derfanf = bon $25 an,
fit bier 8raber. 6reie Ucnutuue ber 0opene
flr IrnteraotteSbtcnfte. 0uni16. fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
9. & =. 81. RuuI S326.
8otEurg = MarbIanb 0o1.
3arI q. NJ. &d1plt,

Nedtg0tluntf,
0tntnes 116-t2S, Eau Onitbjan.
Er. 221, CONFERENCE.-The.
MarpIano.
Ra1Iab . UnoeIeeehbeiten, Ieftdmeute unit NJ
tuIben anel grt. goleft.onen, 9anb- iub
66ufer'ttebertroaunaen prompt nnb
rt6tie beforgt.
eetb 80 leibet anf SHtutleeeu,
9amter nab 0rnuhiinfea oeterh.
COO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
@ermifdjte Auseiaem.
um5mgs-Terfdnf

-uuu- '
Munnmentcn, Grabtelnen nnS etatneM.
IA ipir ods paeerbauS 9tr. 223. Horh.
GbdrIessS trabe, be5ogen bnbei,, iperben mir bas
aailSe Hdacr an Safo ON alien Ytaee, III. 7f6.
Weit.Snlttrnurc. etrake, 5u aisnebniitG ntebrt'
gen Breifen uerfnutct.
e. Sileartner & Guns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Gin bic Namcn.

Sl,nac Gamen, pcI6e. iroeerne Shnei6erfuuft
Sl e~rlcrnen .ipiinftsIi. folltei ltttt i'm .3ipeifel
iiiir bel 5ri. W. Snterc, Wr. 500, gseh.eara.
toga:gtrafe, norSuiprfdcH. ibren eidrrcr aIs
36alina einirapcu. lino fic !errcn bic aiinft
balten aliseroem eriinoIi1en llnierriht i'm
3ut6neiben. Sebr liberole 3eoingiteen
ST. N. 6Ebcrs, Dir. 002, @rf.S aratrga'etr
(Sept2@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06

rs Tdfe sur @eiie ia's MasIanS &c.
iorst 6. 4aine, Mr. 413, Cf-%aIti-
,asreitrake, maize Cation Ssnie We.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06

Gas Diplomatic dc Corps
in Songer bot Dem Sultan Wtillap
Suiio cine GoQeftip.9 tote iiberrcid)t,
in Der es beitimmten Nufid)luB iiber
ole @eriifte iibcr Die grauiome Goo
tuna bes Hogbi foroert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06

Nus Hom fommt Die g IL
Sc, hab iid Die 2uitid]iifer ols ibren
Sdubbeillgen Den Sropbeten Glias
geipGblt boben, Der befanntlid in eli
mem iellrigen @ogen gen @immel ge-
fobrcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06

Sn0resben urbeocr 9 l.
rector @obc bon Der pcrfrabten Ores
bener Grebitbanf fir @rl1nbbelib unb
8eiperbe 81 brei Sobren @eiGngnib
unO flint Sabren Gbrperlult perllr-
theilt. t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
ghrcan oes stastacaiara,ors, Rotobaus.

VrdiihcHt pro tenn. Der eontrnit; 9eb5rbe.
(Sfti 1855 ,S,9,11.f2)
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01


In Glasgow over half the population live
than two in a
=%=
About 45OO0,OOO pounds of silk pro-
duced in the world every year.
d
Full moonlight is estimated to be of 1-61S0O0th
the intensity of sunlight.
Most European countries snow a steadily de-
clinng birth rate.
About three -fourths of the worlds cotton sup
ply from this country
-
Russia's prisons constructed to hold 10000
prisoners over 10000 lodged in them.
81
One knot equals mile and an eighth.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01

Stovaine is the name of new anesthetic, far
less dangerous to patients affected with heart
complaints than chloro form ether
The birds that live to the greatest age the
eagle, the and the raven, which sometimes
attain more than hundred years
81
mans voice to be heard without artificial aid.
This wasin the Grand Canyon of the Colorado
Only 164 persons in 900 have right and left
arms of equal strength. In 469 out of 900 wom-
the right is stronger than the left In
men 500 out of 1000 have the right arm the
more powerful.
Italy, with thrty-two millions, has the
smallest population of any of the great powers.
More ships possess the name Mary than any
other.
The weight of the diamonds exported each year
from the Cape is about three-quarters of ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01
~ ~ IN ~ - l. = L. - ing a Variety of Subjects

Receipts should be kept for six years, after
which period action be brought with
spect to them.
-
man between twenty and thirty loses
average only five and a half days a year from
illness, but between fifty and sixty he loses
twenty days yearly.
-
Gout is rarely known among the working
classes of ireland. Their immunity is thought
to be due to the fact that their food consists
largely of potatoes.
81
1S47 a record year for disasters at sea-
The Ocean Monarch sank with 170 people, the
Exmouth with 2OO and the Avenger with
other 200.
81
Transparent diamonds have been manufactured
by the aid of electric furnaces. The largest
however, yet produced by these means is only
one-forteth of an inch in diameter.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01

Swiss fire toads act perfect barometers. If
kept in glass jars containing water and ladder,
they will climb up the ladder when the weather
is to be wet, and previous to dry weather will
stay snugly in their watery homes.
Twenty lambs, twelve rabbits, two hens,
duck and a grouse. were found by gamekeepers
recently in foxs larder
Two thousand movable kitchens have been
ordered for the Austrian army. Each of these
il a our-wheeled vehicle weighing about half
ton, thoroughly equipped for cooking in the field.
1t is stated that the veins the back of the
hand are every bit useful for the identifca-
tion of criminals thumb prints.
Iron can be drawn into thinner wire than any
other metal except gold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
CONVENTION At PROVO
HELD BY POSTMASTERS
Interesting and Instructive Dis
cuSsi0ns Are Heard at
Gathering.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
PROVO. Dec 16.-The postmasters OF
Utah county held convention yesterday
at the Federal building here. Mayor
Charles F. Decker made the address OF
welcome. which was responded to by S.
w. Ross Of Lehi. The following pro-
gremme was carried out:
The Mailing Division" by John w,
McAaami discussed by :, w. Ross
Review OF tho. Changes in the Registry
cussion by the convention.
Discussion OF miscellaneous questions.
The afternoon session was devoted To
discussion OF the parcels post and new
parcels post conventions, points on spe-
ciai delivery business. and miscellaneous
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; John W. Dougall of
Sprlngville. president. T. G. Thome Of
Pleasant Grove, fLst vice president; J.;
Vice president; Miss sadie Graham OF
Provo. secretary and treasurer.
George Curtis. the cripple. who was re-
Gently discharged from the county In
inmate OF the county jail under the care
OF Sheriff Judd. Curtis is not in jail ior
the commissioners have no other place
TO keep MIN. and IL is up TO the county
TO provide. Curtis with home.
In the district court yesterday after
noon. on motion OF counsel for plaintiff,
the divorce case of Eliza Jane Skeen VS..
James r. SEeeu, was dismissed without
prejudice. March IS this year. Mrs.
Skeen filed suit for divorce and n dlvi-
sion OF the property, on the grounds OF
hab;ual drunkenness on the pat Of the
defendant. The parties were married in
1879 and have seven children.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Thomas Jefferson Patten were held to-
day from the Provo Bench meeting
house and were attended by a large num-
ber OF people from the Bench and from
Provo CITY. Intcrment was in the Provo
City cemetery.
Marriage licenses have been issued by
the county clerk to Pierce Boe OF Ma
pleton and Nlolic McClain OF Rutlcdge,
Ca; Frank E. Fullmer of Sprlnsvile and
Eliza Ferris OF Payson; Frank Selman
Il Tucker and Veta Finiayson NJ raw
son; Stephen George Skillhorn and Esther
Pearl Urry, both OF Provo, Thomas Cab
betus and Ina j. Buckley, both OF Spring
vile
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-17
PARK CITY DEPARTMENT
Both
Both Phones 1926.

and brought before Judge Waters are
William Murphy. May Morton and sam
Billings. II is claimed however. by Bill
ings's friends that IL is a case or mis-
taken identity on the part of Julius
Frankel the complaining witness. Bill
inss yesterday pleaded not guilty and
was released on $500 bonds. William
Murphy took until today at . O'Clock
p, m, TO enter his plea He pleaded
guilty, but sentence was deferred. and
be was allowed TO go on $500 bonds May
Morton was brought back from Salt Lake
City this morning by Officer George
Kelly and was arraigned today and en-
tered plea OF no, guilty. Her bail was
fixed at $500 which she was unable 10
furnish, and she was remanded to jail
TO await trial.
The knights OF Columbus held their
annual election OF officers Monday night
and elected the following 10 the various
Offices; Frank Daley. grand knight: j. /.
DerIkins. deputy grand knight. J. A, Tai
Ion. chancellor; Bernard Cunningham,
advocate; William Shea, recorder; p. j
Talon, financial secretary. Lorin Muir
brook. treasurer: J. T. Leahy, warden
Owen Gribbon, inside guard; John Mar
tin, outside guard; Frank Shields.
trustee,
Arthur CroXford, an Independent insur-
ance adjuster, has been in Park for the
past few days adjusting claims for fire
losses for the various Insurance COM
ponies interested In the Maple hall fire,
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UTAH COUNTY JURY LIST DRAWN

clark. George George II, McKinIey. S william
Fran, Christian Jensen. John Richards.
j. J. Massey. Charles x. Cook. Samuel
G. Taylor, Joseph KirlSwood George ~,
Bean. George \. Startup. Jesse knight.
Benz. Johnson Brig Johnson. Jr, George
Bennett, Charles Nav. Hyrum Ruper.
John e Edwards. David Sutton: Hyrum
Hatten; Thomas Leonard, .Nutall Broad
bent, Frank C. Fuller William MeIdrum.
A X. Farnsworth Charles Il. Jones.
Walter j. Wilde. Henry c. Leatham, Lars
Thompson. Oscar Wilkins, j. w, GODDARD.
Joseph w. Carter. Reed Scott. Samuel
c. Snow, Jr;: Joseph Jacobs. j. NJ. Chris
tcnsen, William Park. David King.
Joshua Howe John Bot, Jr-. Samuel
Riskey, julius Jensen, Sylvester Henlne.
G. Newell, William ], Burgess, Thomas
Dryberry. Andrew AnderberS, C. w, Pen
rod. James B. Wood. Henry Brown. Isaac
y. Nelson, Benz. Shirt. Andrew Knudsen,
James Fisher. Thomas w. Cannon John
4, Loyeless' John Richie, G. A: Clun. J
Smith, Phillip Spcckart, j. H. Rosen-
green, Wilfred Perry. Robert Bee. James
Bullock, Logan @. Holloway, G. +. Beck
stead d. c. Wald. Richard Olsen, l.. a
man. Wllfrcd f. Giles Thomas Board =
man Olof +. Edenbcrg. j. w. Bates. An
drew G. Drysdale, Arthur n. Taylor,
Benz. II Roberts. George Taylor, Sr.,
a. Bird orson G, Bird. Herman Knud-
J. n. Gullck. John r, Taylor. IL E.
Hougland. John d. Dixon. John J Mar
tin; NJ. F.: Russell, Charles Wild. George
j. Duke, William FrIshy. John l.. Russell.
johnson, Edward r. Harding. John Bell.
David Stage, William Watson. Samuel
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Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, Dec. 15.-The jury commits
sioners for Utah county recently ap-
polnted by the court, have finished their
labors and have selected the following
men 10 serve as jurors for the year 1910:
Santaquin-A. II, Tietlen, Nels W. Mel
son John Halladay, Samuel X. Cutting:
Frank Grcsnhalgh. Andrew Olsen. VIII
liam B, HiRsnson. John G.. Holman:
Alfred 4. Johnson. William l., Openshaws
John \, Ahin. Charles l.. DebcIs, John
EckersIcy. Isaac 3 Smith. Andrew Lar
son, william l.. Hudson, Andrew Lof-
green,
Goshen-George White, James Jasper
son. Charles Steele; George a, PaXman,
Hyrum II Page; william Y THn,nls H. RTrpiston, Gira
derson, William Jasperson. Isaac Allen.
Payson-Jaspcr w. Taylor, Euoch
Mcndcnhall, Phlo Whlteman. c. L, Null
IIollen. H., p. Daley. Joseph S, Page'
Charles Cha Craven David P, Mcdowell,
Frank f. Finlayson. John J. Koonz, Jo-
scph G. Mcclellan. Smith Tanner. Z Il.
Stevens Daniel -. Moore, John Parker,
Charles T. Cloward. Joseph ", Belts,
John Amos. j. J. Scharrer, Thomas j..
Reese, Hyrtm Larson, George a. Perry,
g, j.. Wills, David Schuler Joseph S.
Bills, Sr.. Harry S. Upton. Henry Nebe-
ker. Carl c, Chrlistensen, Henry 4. Hu-
George Pattcn. Thomas II. Wilson, John
Stehi, George Todd, Burton II. Phelps.
James \. Daniels. Robert Kerr, Fred
PR PSrSovS2Ndolph C, Olsen, Edward Dye,
Ed l.. Harding, William Probert Jr.,, II.
r. Irvine. Jr.. Joseph Southwick. Arthur
Buckley j. w Baker, Hyrum Harrison.
William J. Williams. Hyrum Mildenhal.