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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
PAR0WAN H0NoRS RETIRING
MEMBERS OF BISH0PRIC

PkROWAN, Utah Nov "A very
enjoyable ward reunion was held Lass
Friday evening in honor OF the retiring
bishop, Morgan Richards and his coun-
selor, William II. Holyoak, (his other
counselor having been retained in the
new bishopric), The program consisted
OF songs readings. speeches. etc. con
Guiding With refreshments and dancing
A present Of a nice family Bible for
each had been ordered but unfortunate
~ did not arrive in time 10 be delivered
on the occasion. Elders Richards and
HolyOak responded fecliugly to the evil
dences OF good win and friendship
shown them by the people Of the Ward
Much excitement was created last
saturday night by the report being
brought to town that one Of the mem
bers OF a surveying party at work in
the canyon near the Six mile spring
had got lost, and il vas feared he had
fallen from some Of the high cliffs I'm
that vicinity A party was hurriedly
gathered and set out with lantern, 70
search, but fortunately met the man
coming down the rad He had been
obliged to go over into the canyon
south in order to get down from the
high ciiff. and was thus delayed in
getting down, but was all right after
good rest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
STAR VALLEY HAS MOST
PROSPEROUS SEASON
Especial correspondence

ALTON. Wyo. Nov. Star Valley
is rejoicing in the most prosperous
season ever enjoyed ia this region.
Good crops. supplemented by high
prices for cattle and dairy products.
have rewarded the farmers and stock
men for their labors. and given
more settled aspect 10 affairs gem
orally.
Recently the city fathers have
iostled up against the saloon question,
and 20 ascertain the public senti-
ment they called mass meeting OF
the people. who declared emphaticalN
against the saloon The argument that
the liquor license was the main source
Of town revenue was met by the sug-
gestion that the salaries ~ the mayor
aud council. which only average be-
tween 10 and 20 dollars, FER annum
could cut Oh ana run the town gov
eminent on patriotism.
Yesterday one OF the highly respect
ed young matrons 81 the place Mrs
Mary wilkes, after a long and tedious
sickness was relieved Of her suffering
by the inevitable summons OF DEATH
one of the largest funerals ever seen
here testified 10 the general esteem In
which she was hoid. and many CONF
forting aud eulogisfic remarks We're
made by President Burton ana others
az the FUNERAL services.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
BLOOD WAS
IMPOVERISHED
A Well-known Fort Worth
Man Tells How He Was
Cured.
AnaeniA and Threatened Con-
sumption Yield TO the Tonic
Treatment Which Has Cured
So Many Gases Dependent
Upon Thin Blood.

Armenia is the doctors name for lack
OF blood. II is readily durable by the
tonic treatment with DR.. Williams
Pink Pills as Is shown by the experience
Of Mr.. Il. 5. Landis, ONO. 56l Bryan
avenue, Fort Worth. Texas. He saws:
MY sickness dates as far back as
1895, when an attack OF bronchitis fol.
lowed severe cold. Another attack
came in 1899 aud was followed by
hcmorrhages and all the symptoms
Incident 90 enema. I had been under
the doctors care for about two YEAR.,
taking cod-liver oil aud other reiucdi.s
hut was rot helped. The doctors thea
advised a change Of climate and came
TO western Texas and laid aside doctors
medicine.
"The doctors pronounced my trouble
anemia and my blood was so inpover-
ished that ] was threatened with con.
sumption. Eonlorrhage of the lunrs
was present and night swcnrs were com.
mon. ! had all the varying symptoms
accompanying my disease, such rs pal.
pitation Of tho heart inactive liver aud
pressure on the chest My kidneys slsc
were affected suffered with indiges.
ton throughout my sickness. Itseemed
rs though could never get sufficient
air into my lungs and there was a con.
tinusl pressure about them aud my
heart
II first noticed Or Williams Pink
Pills through reading q newspaper and
bought somt for a trial. Relief was
apparent within few days so far as
headache and a general bloating was
concerned. My other symptoms grad
usllv grew less pronounced and took
the pills as directed until felt cured
Even now. when well and strong, take
them ~ n tonic
DR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists. or viii be sent, postpaid.
on receipt OF price 80 cents per box; six
boxes for $3.50, by the DR. Williams
Medicine Co Schenectady, n. y.
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LOGAN.

Monday afternoon the 4 G.. Woman'E
club was delightfully."- entertained az a
kcusington tea at the home Of Mrs. 4.
r. Elem ng Tn, hostcsscs Of the AFT
eruoon were Miss Margaret Wilkinson,
Miss Elizabeth smith. Miss Charlotte
Kyle and Miss Sara Huntsman. clever
and original place cards done by Mi
Herbert NJ. Stoops, a cartoonist on the
san Francisco can, were the souvenirs
Of the afternoon
ON Monday night the Commercial and
Boosters club gave a dancing party
at Us spacious and elegant club rooms.
The artistic decorations were suggcs-
tive Of Halloween. A delightful musi-
cal programmes given by Miss Gene
We've Smith, Mir Augemeyer. MI 6.
". Thatcher and Nj Clark. Refresh
mnnts were served. and the music for
the dancing wis furnished by tho
Thatcher orchestra.
The ri zeta Pi fraternity has invita-
tious out for an informal party To be
given Saturday evening at the .. G..
Miss Ethel Thatcher entertained in
formally at musical Thursday eve
ming.
on Wednesday. musical morn
ing at the Agricultural college
chapel exercises, Miss Gcnevieve
Smith sang a number Of songs i'm her
usual charming manner. a number of
townspeople went up to hear her and
afterwards lunched at the cafeteria.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Blair announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Harriet.
10 Mr. Frank n. Woolley, Jr. The mar
riage TO take place early In November.
DIT Robert Stewart returned last sat
urday from Billings, Mont, whore he
went to attend the Dry Farming con-
gress.
Mr. Walter Pyper spent the last week.
end in logan.
Mr. William McMayhill Is here from
Denver, guest Of Mrs. Harry stoney.
Mrs. Peete Of Salt Lake is visiting in
Logan, guest Of Mrs. John Nebeker.
Dr. IIez Thatcher of Mexico is here
visiting relatives.
Mrs. J. J. Rothery has returned to
her home in Wesley, Mass.
Mrs. Preston Nibley. who has been
at Preston visiting her mother. Mrs.
George Parkinson. has returned 10 To-
2ln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra CLARK of ogden
spent the week here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Jesse Earl returned during the
week from salt Lake
Mrs. Needham Is home from a visit in
salt Lake
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PROVO Council LETS
SEWER CONTRACT NO H

provo, Nov. 6.-Thc city council has
iet the sewer contract for the construc-
tlon Of the aewer IN disJrict No. Ii to
the James Kennedy Construction COIN
psry OF Salt Lake city for S55.Sisg7.
City Recorder David johnson has APP
pointed Recorder-eleot Elliott as depu-
~ recorder
The matter OF changing the fire limits
so as 10 take the southwest portion OF
block 6S. plat A. out of the hro limits
has been referred to the committee on
fire department
The ordinance granting a franchise to
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company, which has been hanging fire
for some time. has been passed The
terms as to maximum rates are the
same as those under which the Inde-
pendent Copany Is operating. 1t is not
yet known whether the Bell company
viii accept the franchise. The officers
VI the Company gay not.
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MuRRAY MEMS BRIEFS.

Mrs MARY S. Fowler or Huntington.
Utah, is IN Murray visiting her sons
David A. and W. r.. Fowler. Who have
charge Of the manual training and art
works Of Murray city schools. Mrs
Fowler has also other friends herr.
Arrangements arc being made for
grand bazaar 10 De given In the new
Miller ward meetingholse. located on
Fourteenth South, Nov, 3, 10 and n.
Mrs. q. n. White r. ln Idaho visit
ing with her daughter, who recently lost
her youngest child.
AIR e. D. Eatchel vas pleasantly SUI
prIaod Saturday evening al his homo
by "a number of friends Tho event be-
Ing ln honor Of his forty-hist birthday
Light refreshments were served and
the oyeuing spent in amusements and
soeial chat
The Mountain Trout company has
changed So articles of Incorporation
ana Increased its capital stock frofu
$4,000 10 $4,000. making the shares SO
each
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
MURRAY HAS MANUAL
TRAINING CLUB

MURRAY. Nov. manual training
Students OF Murray city schools have
perfected an organization 90 b. known
8s tho Artinco club. Carl Elmer OF the
Liberty Was chosen president ANA
Dallas Boeart vice president Albert
Amodt secretary, cleo Mcmillan treas
urer The organisation has selected
tan AZ their color and their motto
rcaos: We're proud 90 wear the ton
that comes from skilled and honest
labor." The aim OF the club a. 40
exert greater Interest bon handy-crnft
individually and collectively 90 furnish
opportunitiss in the study OF mechau-
ical art. 90 improve the environment OF
the school and the community and 20
furnish arst class entertainment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
SEWER COUNTY BOARD
MEETS At RICHFlELD

RICHFlELD. N0y. AIT the reFu-
lar session OF the board Of county
commissioners Monday The following
business WIS transacted.
ON recommendation OF D.. NJ. Green.
wood county superintendent Of
schools. Sl.200 was set aside out Of
the county school funds for the pay
mont of salary and contingent exc
pcnaef.
Ou application lnschsr Christensen
and Nancy d. Tuition were allowed
gJo1 aud $3.50 respectively Tor the
payment of delinquent taxes.
County attorney Jorgensen was Inc
structeO 40 institute legal rrocefdings
n necessary against Kane county TO
collect amount due from that county
on transient stock
The board made an order authorizing
the county treasurer 90 redeem coun-
ty court house bond No. for $500.
Bids for publishing the delinquent
TAX list were considered ana awarded
30 the Reaper publishing company az
10 cents per description
Upon application Elslua hodson OF
Sallna and Sarah Ann curtis 0i
Aurora. We're each awarded - per
month as indigents
Bills amounting 10 sliSo.5b were al
lowed
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rrNERAL sEnNICEs.

MURRAY. nov. e.--lmpressiYo fun
eral services over the remains OF Mo.
Helen seyerson Of Talon were held
Thursday noon from Union ward meet
nghouse Mrs. seyerfon died Munda y
az the age ~ SO years and leaves n
husband and seven children. Tho seN-
cral speakers eulogized her worth end
llfe and tho ward choir furnished "a
ceilenf music interment was IN South
Cottonwood cemetery.
Tho funeral Of hrs Kindness Walker.
VINO died Monday from blood poison.
vas held yesterday afternoon from
the Union ward meetinghouse a.
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NEW PosTorIIcE BUuDrG.

PROVO, Nov. 6.-The children - tne
public schools and many citizens in
spected the new postonicc building yes-
terduy. ThC building viii be open ;Or
business on Monday.
The furnishings are OF quarteTeH -als
and Of the latest designs and all tls
equipments for the office work are The
most modern 0btaiuablc. The arrange
ments, including the necessary spars-
ments for the various employees ar eli
most perfect. The postoffce department
vii loccupy the ground floor and base
mcnt and part of the second floor, -ai
the forest service viii also have Offices
on the second door
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
By Our Formula

We produee in Hoods sar.aparina a
medicine that has an unapproaehed
record Of cures Of
scrofula, eczema, eruptlons, catarrh.
rheumatism, anemia, nervousness. that
tired feeling. loss OF appetite. etc.
Hoods Sarsaparilla effects its won-
dcrful cures. not simply because Il
contains sarsaparilla but because n
combines the utmost remedial values
OF more than 20 different ingredients.
each greatly strengthened and on
riched by this peculiar combination.
There Is no real substitute for a. IL
urged TO buy any preparation said 10
be Just as good you may be sure ~
Is inferior costs less to make and
yields the dealer a larger profit.
This medicine makes healthy and
strong the Little Soldiers" I'm vour
blood those Corpuscles that nRht dis
ease germs constantly attacking YOU.
Get II To-Day IN the usual llquid form
or In chocolated tablet form called
Sarsatabs. 100 Doses one Dollar
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PROVO.

The News is delivered nv carrier
every night Sunday excepted at %
cents per month. an payments ana
complaints regarding delivery should
BE made 90 David johnson. agent
Tor Daily, Saturday and semi Week
~ News. orders taken FOR Church
works. Residence az south First
West Street
Carrier east side or Academy Ave.
Bell NS-rcd
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave.
Ind. lO2-A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
SHORT LINE IMPROVES
REXBURG TRAIN SERVICE

REEBURG. Ida. Nov. 4.-Oregon
Short Line officials have granted the
request made by the ReXburg Com
mercial club for more trains Here
after there viii be two passenger
trains and one freight each way daily
Northbound passenger trains Nos. 113
and 215 will arrive az ReNburg at
5:35 p. m. and 9;2l a. m. respectively.
Southbound passenger trains Nos. -
and PIG win leave here at 1896 q. M.
and GAS y. m, respectively, The nes'
schedule went into effect today.
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CIRCLEVlLLE GUARANTEED
FOR SMALLPOX OUTBREAK

CtRCIENItIAi3. Piute Co.. Oct. 3t.-
For about 1--WE weeks three families here
have been infected with smallpox I'm
light form, no serious cases having been
reported. Tho quarantine officer Dr.
Dobson. used every precautiOn 10 stop
tho spread OF the disease. No new cases
have BEEN found OUTSIDE OF the three
families who have been quarantlncd
from the beginning OF the outbreak, hl
otncrs were released two weeks ago.
school and an public gatherings have
been closed zap 10 the present writing
but school viii open again tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
PROVO RRlEFs.

]. r. Ashton Of the Ellen tneaier mas
purchased the Majestic theater and
mcnt.
Today the members OF the r. y. ~
faculty are out visiting different psrts
OF the state In the interest OF the uns-
versity. The winter semester Of tiss
school opens on the 18th.
Ernest Z Wells has been appointed
fireman and Mrs. Bena Lewis char
woman OF the Provo Federal building
Marion Cook. boy over is. WAS fined
s. by Justice Noon for becoming in
toxicated. He had obtained beer from
divulge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

NJ C.. Dalton. a daughter at Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Fulmevs. and a son at Mr..
and Mrs Chas Choppers.
Mrs. Chopper died Of heart failure
when hcr babe was 10 days old. She
leaves three small children. her hus-
band and a number of relatives in
Marysvale 20 mourn her death. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chopper were strangers here, Mr..
CrOpper being = travelling photographer.
The body was taken TO Marysvale for
burial
The farmers have had excellent
weather since the fall rain stopped for
their harvesting and threshing. The
thresher is still al work and viii be for
some time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
WESTINGHOUSE DEDICATED
AT LEvAN BY PRIEST. SMITH
Especial Correspondence

LENAN, Juab Co. Utah. Nov i--rhe
people OF Lovan have completed their
new modern Westinghouse aud the quar-
tcrly conference OF IN, Juab stake was
held here Saturday and Sunday The
people were favored with the presence
Of President Joseph v. Smith ana presl-
dent Anthem II. Lund Of the first pregl-
dencN The stake presidency aud a GOOD
representation Of the high council were
also present Much valuable counsel was
given both days. The dedicatory PRAYER
was pronounced Sunday afternoon bv
President Joseph r. smith. The cost
OF the meetinghouse was $1,000. which
was donated by the people with the cN-
ception Of 5000 which was given by The
Church trustee-ln-trust.
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WE DO JOB PRINTING.

How Is your stock Of Letter Heads.
Envelopes. Bill Heads. and other Of
nee supplies
Let us figure with you on blank
books, certificates, booklets, OF re-
CENTS In fact anything in the print
ing line.
We guarantee satisfaction.
THE DESERET NEWS.
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n,rn.s nREApTH Escape.

fio Won know that every time Won have
= cough or cold and let 10 run on thinking
81 will lust cure itself you arc inviting
pneumonia. consumption or some other
pulmonary troubleg Don't risk IL. Put
your lungs back iu perfect health and
stop that cough with BILLIARDS. Hore-
hound syrup. Price e5c. see. 81 per bot
tie. Sold by = e.. NJ. T. DruE Dept. ii2
and Us South Main 81. salt Lake City.
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NJ. 1. 4. PROGRAMS.

MURRAY. Nov. 6.-The Mutual I'M
provrmcnt associations OF the Murray
fIrst and Second wards have arranged
excellent rroframs for sunday evening.
Elder b. M Roberts Will be- the speak
er al me First ward ana the ward
choir and Morriss orchestra win fur
nlsh the musical features. Ia the Mur-
raw Second ward A. =. Larson. 49,
sistant state superintendent ~ schools
viii Lecture on Palestine. There VIII
also be q musical program.
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TO PROVO PATRONS.

on and after Nov. g. 1909 the agent
of Tho Dcseret News In Provo will be
Mr. David johnson 90 "a South First
West Street. Payment OF accounts. or
ders Tor the paper. Church works. etc,
ana complaints regarding delivery.
should be addressed 90 him after that
date. Mt r. J. Dugdalc. who has been
the agent Of The News in Provo for 10
years past ratres On Nov. owing 70
tho press Of other business
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RELIGIoN cnNss coNNrNrIoN.

RiCHFIELD. Nov IA very in
tcresting and successful religion class
convention was held ln Richncld
sunday. In the forenoon an officers
meeting was held in the First ward
westinghouse.
Daniel n. Jones Of the general board
who was accompanied by his wife.
was present and gave very Interest,"
ing talks along the line OF religion
class work.
Prof Richard r.. lyman Of tho
University Of Utah delivered o very
interesting lecture ia the tabernacle
last evening on the Library Gym
nasium movement. The proposition or
q two mill tax in support Of the
scheme is being voted upon today.
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j. NJ. BosH HoME Burned.

LENAN, Nov. THURSDAY after-
noon the home Of J. NJ Bosh was
totally destroyed by IRE. The ere was
started by the stove pipe blowing down.
The fire was famed by the wind and il
spread so rapidly thar but little OF the
furniture was saved. There was no In
surance.
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HENEFER BRIEFS.

HENEFER. Utah, Nov. 3.-Mrs. John
Shin an old time resident Of Henefer
Is very IN with pneumonia.
There was nearly four inches Of snow
here last Saturday and on Sunday
morning the temperature was down To
soven degrees above zero.
The people are busy, some putting
in grain, others on the pipe line, etc.
no idle men in town
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TO USE STEAM ON LINCOLN AVE.

OGDEN. Nov. ga petition viii be
presented 10 the city council Monday
night by President Simon Bambergcr
Of the salt Lake & Ogden railroad,
asking permission 10 use steam engines
on Lincoln avenue for a short time.
until the new power house now under
construction at Lagoon is completed.
Mr.. Bambergcr says that his road and
depot will materially increase the value
Of property IN that neighborhood but
the property owners are very much
opposed 20 his using steam power a.
they fear that once permitted II will
very likely be continued. There seems
70 be no doubt that the continuous use
Of steam engines on that avenue would
BE- very detrimental, but Mr.. Bamber-
ger promises electricity by spring.
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The Commercial Boosters club is hsy-
ing its equipment transferred TO the
new quarters from the old Commercial
block. \ board meeting viii be held
Monday evening when some action may
be taken relative TO a hotel FOR Logan.
The little child or !. Il. Rahe died
this morning Following long Illness
Funeral will be from the residence on
Monday.
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licenses have recently been issued 10
the following couples;
5. II. Cox Of Fairview. Sanpetc coun-
~ and Annie y. Christensen. OF the
same place
John r. Erickson Of Koosharcm and
Annie Anderson OF Burrvllle, Sewer
county
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LOGAN.

The News a. Delivered BY Carrier
in Logan Every Might CSundny eN.
ccptcdl AZ % Cents Per Month. All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery should be made to J. NJ
Blair. Agent Tor Daily. SATURDAY
and Semi Weekly News. i@ w.
First North street Phone Sos-h
Heil
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BIC LAND SALE.

I.ongan. Nov. a-Thc Promontory Cur
low Land company conducted sale OF
land hero yesterday when about NVW
acres of land was sold None Of the
land went below the appraised valua-
tiCn. Another sale will he conducted
here Nov. 3 whom she lands near Prom
nnlnrA win be ON Tho murkeL.
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LEVIN BRIEFS.

saturday baby girl came 60 make
the homo Of Mr. ana Mrs. Sonnie
Aagard happy.
A reception Will he given at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. BOsh on Wedneg-
day. NOV. 9. In honor Of the marriage
Of their daughter Hilda and MI Leo
Hansen. two OF Levsn's most prominent
young people.
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IN JUDGE MAUGHN'S
COURT AT LOGAN


LOGAN. Nov. A-Fred walker the
man held here for breaking Into the I,
w Thatcher store, was acquitted OF the
charge yesterday by O jury
Duane Mower OF Lewiston pleaded
guilty this morning before Judge
Maughon to forgery and was let out on
a 5000 bond to appear Monday for sem
tCuCc.
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CIRCLEVILIE BRIEFS.

The stork has been q visitor aSseven
different homes here recently. Al the
home Of Mr. and Mrs George Horton
was left daughter. a son 10 Nj. and
Mrs Halliday, daughters to Mr. and
Mrs Henry Sudweeks, and TO Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Ve1fcr; a son 10 Mr.. and Mrs
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MITIGATION FOR WATER RIGHT

oGDE.N. Nov. 6.-L r. Spencer of
ts city has filed two applications with
N state engineer for water right for
tecirical purposes in South Fork can
!on These applications arc for the
purpose Of building power plants 10
furnish power 10 Huntsville, Ogden,
cites.
In one application Mr.. Spencer asks
for % cubic feet per second of the flow
Of the left hand fork Of the South fork
Of ogden river.
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SC0FIELD MINER KILLED
BY CAVE-lN AT U. P. MINE
Especial to The News.)

Scoheld Nov. John Srigarilli, a
miner, was caught in cave-in in the
Union Pacific coal mine yesterday and
died soon after OF his injuries. He was
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gathering up his tools to so home
when rock and sand from tho roof fell
on him. When he was taken out he
was unconscious ana could not be re-
viyed. lie leaves a widow and four
children