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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14

llne' which Is expected viii begin dnr-
!ns tn' latter part OF the week when
'he Ties and rails win arrive.
McNcaeh Con,ictcd-Aftcr remain-
ihs OUT for several hours the Jury
hearing the case of tho state vs.. Daniel
Mc Ne1gh, returned q verdict of guilty
IN the district court last evening. N.-
eagh was charged with breaking into
lNo Gtando box car standing in the
railroad yards and carrying away sew.
oral articles OF merchandise Sentence
VIII be passed iator
Young Men Entcrtain-This even.
ing the young men OF the Baptist
church VIII give "a surprise social" in
tne p1rIurg OF the church The Young
men viii have entire charge OF every
tuing connected with this affair. the la
dies being merely guests
Marriage Licensc-A marriage liz
cense has been issued at the ofnce of
me county clerk 10 Murray X. Jacobs
on Sulphurdalo, Utah. and Iottic
Baldwin Of Beaver CITY, Utah.
Funeral Of Hans Borg-The funeral
services over tic remains OF Hans
Borg, who died at his residence Ina
Ilntah, Monday evening. viii be held
az the Giutah Westinghouse Thurs
day at ,. ~.
suit for Divorcc-Hazel G.. Kern has
brought suit in the district court for
a divorce from William 70. Kern upon
the ground Of non-support The couple
were married In Colorado Springs,
sept %, 1906.
Sentenced for Nagrancy-CharIes
GilleT a parasite of the Underworld
whose liVlihood is gained by living Oft
lne shamc OF women, was given a 800
day sentence by Judge Murphy On the
police court Tuesday afternoon The
sentence is the maximum for vagraucy.
Study City Govcrnmcnt-Counc
man Joun houey OF SAT lake City was
a visitor In ogden yesterday and spent
tho evening with Mayor Brewer and
several OF the city councfmcn getting
pointers on the proper method of rum
ming a city. he leaves for the north
on business this morning
Sentenced for Larccny-Harry
Bard, o. "hop-Eead" has been given n
10 day sentence upon the rockpile by
Judge Murphy of tho police court up
on the charge OF petit larceny.
Burglars After Money-Thc police
arc working upon "a couple of cases of
burg airy which are reported 20 have
occurred Monday evening The first
case IS that Of the Paine & Hurst
store, whore an entrance was effected
by rear WindOy Nothing Of any
value was taken as It was apparent
that tho robbers were only in quest OF
money. The other store entered was
the New York Racket store ana moth
Ing OF any value was reported missing
here, but a thorough search OF the
house was made Tor money.
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MORGAN.
Impossible Roads Keep Produce from
Markct--Ncws Briefs.

Special spondcncc.
Morgan, April 12.-It is extremely
difficult for the farmers TO get their
produce 10 market as tho excessive
storms have made the roads almost
impassable The older settlers state
that never before have they seen the
roads so muddy and continue I'm that
condition for so many months. Tho soil
Is too wet for blowing. Farmers are
auyIous for fair weather Co enable
them Go get their crops planted There
is q hav famine iu this county and
many animals win suffer unless the
weather mOdclatcs So the! con be pas
tured on the foothills.
Charles Rich OF Richyille leaves this
week for "a two year mission 10 the
Eastern states and II. n. crouch OF
Morgan goes to- New Zealand. Elder
Rich was recently married in the Salt
Lake temple 10 Miss Laura Randall Of
CeuterVille.
The case of Anthony Heiuer rs, JOS
eph and Iyrum Smith, an of Nor
gan was heard before Hon. Judge
Howell The decision Of the court viii
be rendered in the near future
Tho case OF the II. G.. NJ l. creditors
OF Morgan VS.. The Utah Association Of
Credit Men and John .. Critchlow.
was taken uD. BY mutual Coueent of
the attorneys the case viii bee con-
unued this wcel, I'M ogden.
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sufferer during tho last .I. month";. ,rtc
u''etsed was born july N. IQn in Sven
rlNp Soiu amt Denmark. auI entered
,n' littel-day Saints church bv hauti4m
lu lNoN. at ihe close OF which wear nc
pains hF uN-tcsm nud located at East
Weber 'u 1874 Durng the general move
ht remained as guard of tho property %
ihose who loft and otherwise took very
!cuNo part In the stirring events iuoi-
ueut 20 those times IRA lsft Doc located
mere aud became one OF this towns most
active pioneers. Tie married u 1855 and
ana eight grandchildren tfa was hirnlv
respected faithful Iattsr-dnv saint
and held The office OF high priest Tho
funeral was held on tho nth inst Boo tine
STAKE house, which was filled with SWINE
pathising friends
The quarterly conference OF this etakc
will ho held in Hyruuf Third ward
Westinghouse on the 2itl and Goth inst
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NEW COAL COMPANY
RICHMOND.
Death Claims Mrs. simon Webb
Clean Up Day--NCWs Briefs.


Special Correspondence.
Richmond Cache Co.. April H.
Mr. Elizabeth webb. wife of Simon
webb. died "a her Iesidcume in this
city ON Sunday April ~. Of old age
and general debility. She was born
in England, I'm 1881. being now rs years
old She with her husband CmigrN ted
in 1862 and settled m Richmond. where
they have since resided. She leaves
a husband and three sons. Eli. Robert
and Joseph. and two daughters. Mary
Ann Traveller ana Harriet Lawrence,
an residents OF Richmond
The funeral win be- held in the meet
inghouso on Wednesday, April Il, az
$50 p. On.
ANNUAL HORSE FAIR.
The Cache Valley Horse and Breed
cre' association hold their regular am
uuai fair at Richmond on Thursday
Arrl -. Tho Commercial club met on
Saturday night and appointed Variou
committees TO prepare for the crowds
that viii bo il attendance on that
day. From the vim and interest man.
Tested every energy viii be made to
care for those who may desire 20 come.
Committee are now hard 3t Wurl, and
it IS confidently hoped that an tho
pure bred horses within q radius 90
-0 miles will Doe here 1s preparations
are NHllE NNHt I'D enter NA.N lII'll IIA
royal style and those who miss IL VIII
Doc the losers a special win be run
from LOGAN and th, south end of The
county srrvinE here at a. On. and
returning iu tho evening. A spccia!
feature OF the fair Nil be au eX-
nibitiou Of some OF the pure bred Hol-
stems and Jersey COWS owaed in this
vicinity.
The mayor issued today q pro-
clamati1u ahmg people 90 set
uIart Thursday April lo. as "a spac-
ial day t1 clan up their yards ana
premises aud with the street commit
tees WORKING au tlF streets the town
win DO thoroughly renovated
Tho quarterly conference OF the Benz
SON stake WIN De held iu this ward on
Saturday and sunday April ~ ana ls.
Tine committee having 60 charge the
construction of the tabernacle has de-
rIdad Co 8ss for bids ON the compile
ton ol tho building and the install
latIou OF heating system. The
around. age he.ug ieycled. grove VIII
b. uautra iu % foW days. % IS also The
Intention 90 erect q grand stand ON
the baseball fold. The Richmond lu-
IustraI baseball club has ioIuod tlo
County league $50 some good sport is
fyuacftl tnIs year.
The o.,r uas let the contracts for
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS ORDERED.
Teachers Tnvaoed--Nc,v Co"l Co,
Takes over wales Coal Field.

Special Core pondeule.
Mt Pleasant sanpeto Co, April H.
The Nj Pleasant city council took
up the question OF cement sidewalks
The three districts previously sugg sfod
30 bee cemented had only ono opp sing
vote. and consequently the work viii Doe
taken up boo the near future. some 90
blocks are 60 bn cemeuted.
on Friday afternoon tho upper grad b
OF tho public schools went 90 Mopm
whore two games of basketball were
pulled on between Che seventh ana
eighth grades, resulting in the delelc
of both the nj Pleasant teams.
Tho Young Mems Mutual at s1cIat ons
of AT Pleasant finished their work last
week Programs ana refreshmenu Ncr
che features of the evening iu both
wards
Tha public schools oi Wales parallel
tho strcets on Friday Of last wees iu
Commemoratlon of the settlement of
that place. no celebration was planned
due On che serious Illness of two ut the
old pioneers. some tImo during me
SUMMER "a celebration WIll d. held.
Nlss Pauline Fuller of this citN who
r.ur.seutCd tho Wasatcl Academy Ht
tha defamation contest an che unit.r-
SHY 0u Tuesday evening won aerold
place She returned homo TnuI lly
and was heartily received at Che depot
bv students who placed nor 900 "a cart
crpceIaHy arranged and took her home.
mak.ug tho aIr ing with class songs
and yeIla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14
JUNCTION CRY BREFs.

Hermitage Icased-Del Madison
and William q Wilson, Jr, have
secured a i've year lease on the Her
mitage hotel and resort ln ogden cane
son and have started the remodellng
and imp owing of the place for tho
summer,
Extension COmpletcd-Tho eXteu-
tIou OF the street car limo ON twenty
nfth street east % Taylor avenue was
completed Tuesday evening and th2
cars arc running over the extension.
Tho next work Of extending the aom-
ulny win start win be the Wall avenue
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PROVO.

The News" ls delivered by carrier
every night SUNDAY eXcepted) At %
cents per month All payments and
complaints should be made 20 2. j.
Dugdale. agent for Daily saturday
and Semi-Wcek1y News. orders TAX
e. for church Works. Residence. 80
w 4tl North. Ind. Phone MN.
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave.
Bell NS red
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave
Bell SO black.
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LOGAN.

The News" Is Delivered By Carrier
IN Logan Every Night SUNDAY exc
cepted) at IS Cents Per Month. All
payments and complaints regarding
oellNery, should he made 90 g.. A.
Mitchell, Agent for Daily. Saturday
and Semi-Weebly News t6 IL
Center Street. Phone sid IndepcDd-
enf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14
Superior
in Strength

Dr. Prices Flavoring Exiracis are su'
perior in strength, freshness and me
ness Of favor 20 any favoring extracts
made IN the world, and ladies on the
best taste, who are now using themi
find them Just as represented. Persons
who desire a delicate and natural flavor
iu their cakes, puddings, or any tapN
de.icacy, win obtain IL by using
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14
PATENTS

We desire 90 announce that We
have established I'm connection
with our Paper. a Patent Bureau.
and invite tho cooperation Of
Inventors. Mechanical Engineers,
DrauFhtsmen, Machirlsts. Sup
crln,endents and Foremen q
shops and Mills. skilled Me-
Uhanlcs in all trades. Farmers
and am others. On building up "a
patent system. that viii give
honest advice 90 Investors. pro-
tcct their interests by good pat
cnt8 and strong contracts, assist
Inventors iu perfectlng their in
Vcntloua. and l1 selling their pat
ents when obtained. and In all
matters 90 rCudcr careful SER
vice and give fuI value Tor
money paid.
We have associated with us At
Washington. ID. g.. an attorney
who has teen In continuous prao-
tisc for the past twenty years,
and ve are In position to guar
antee that any patent matters
placed On our hands viii receive
prompt and careful attention,
and that the charges will always
be moderate.
We also. IN addition % se-ur-
Inr OF patents, obtain Trade
Marks. Copyrights, Labels. De-
sign Patents. and in fact trans
act business OF an character In
this line.
All patents secured through ou-
Bureau win bee advertised for sale
no our cxrenre. and will thus he
brought % tho attention NJ the
thousands OF readers and ma
torol.y assist the inventors Coz
dsp0slng OF their patents
10 YOU have made an invention.
sond us a rough sketch and de-
ser.ption with IS. and we will
have our attorney make q thor
ouvh search Of the records Of
the United states Patent OIics.
and advise you as 20 the secur-
&c.. of patent. the cost and the
mS1ncr Of proceeding
Patent Bureau, The
DeSePet News, Salt
Lake City.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14
INTERSTATE BRIEFS

Ilcncfcr NOtcs-The building COM
miltee is having O. drain made from
tho basement ut the new meeting
house, and pipe Is ordered Ton tho
same. Mr.. Hymn poardou d
Sons have solid out thoir stock OF
merchandise tD VIM J.. Cromar who
took pos rs.Ju at noon on the
18Th. stormy weather cor-
trJas ana farm work ig at "a stand
sun IN gripuo stil prevails 100
"a uuwht. of homes.
Draper school Tntcrtainmcnt--A
very artistic and entertaining pro-
gram was rendered by the Draper
school onllr0n last Friday evening in
Eideouts hail. About O. pupils took
par, and the parents and school patrons
greatly enjoyed tho entertainment The
house was nuCd 10 overlooking aud
door receipts amounted o. about S50.
which will De used 10 purchase books
FOR the Park school library THE Csc
tabHshmcnt o. good school library is
highly appreciated hy the public. Much
.i,dil is due thc principal. W. &c. Lilly
white. and his assistant teachers, fIr
their efforts iu providing wholesome
reading matter and reference books Tor
tHe young people OF the community
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HYRUM.
HoNomD PIONEER srMMoNEn
Jens Monsen Closes Eycniiui Career
AZ 5O--stalkc Conference.

Special Correspondents.
1Iuum. Cache co... Aprl l1-Jens Nom
son dIed on tho SIN luft OF pneumonia.
from which De- bad hctu au otfAslpnal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14

Expert Kodak Finishing.
Harry Simpler Commercial Photo
rraphor. lJ1 South Main, second door
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A good game OF baseball win De-
PLAYED Thursday afternoon at $50
on the B. g. a. campus between tho
B. y. g. of Logan ana the D. s.. T..
oft Provo. Both teams arc said 90 Doe
iu good shape
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14

A Salt Lake man said 90 De bar-
tender ON second South street. be-
tween state and Main street. walked
from Salt Lake 90 Provo Monday night
in no hours aud 80 minutes he loft
here on the return trip at $3.50 y0s-
to-day evening m is said Che tip
was made ON $500 BET that Dc could
not make the trip from Sllt Lake to
Provo and return ln "a hours
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14
TEACHERS ENGAGED

The Fountain Green school board has
cngogel the following teachers for che
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SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
Death Of Mrs. Eliza NJ Thurgood-
District Court Notes.

Special Correspondence.
Provo April l4--At the meeting ~
the city council the following buslac ss
was transacted;
J. J.. Armitstoad was confirmed as
fire chief
A complaint was mad2 about the road
90 the State Mental hospital referred %
the Watcmastcr.
Several communications on the mat
ter OF electric light plants were re-
ferrcl 10 the cOmmittc on electric light
Other routine bu mess was trans
acted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14

the trouching OF the lltOrals In the
water system and before midsummer
win see the completion OF the en-
the system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14
TOUnTH DIsTRICT COUNT.

Tho following jurors for the April
term OF the Fourth district court
wero sworn in TODAY. David =. Nokcs,
Caleb Hone, Robert r. Banks, Mark
Cook John W. Jones, Candy Scott
Marquis Tanner Lorenzo Argyle,
Ernest HrudricksOu. VIM. MCl.oud,
Sam D. curtis, Jr. jos. W. Thorne,
Fred webb, A. j.. Fillerup and jos.
v. smith.
Judge Booth rendered decision Of
no cause OF action in the case of
Elizabeth III. COray VS.. J.. holnrock
et a. The case win be appealed.
The case OF the state as. Joseph Gurr
was continued an today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14

Mrs Eliza Maria Thurgood, vic Of
the lato Samuel Thurgood. died yosteg-
day morning OF picuro-pneumonia. Tho
deceased was n years of age. a. native
of England and came 10 Utah % years
ago. She leaves five children and many
grandchildren ana large circle o.
friends. The funeral win Doe held Thurs
day at o'clock from the Second ward
westinghouse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14
RAILROADS WANT WATER.

\ meeting between representatives Of
The Hartman system in Ogden and
members OF the city water commission
was held Tuesday afternoon for the
purpose of making arrangements for
occurring water for the railroad build
.ngs and grounds 40 definite agree
mcnt was reached but il is very prob
able that some action viii he taken
ngXt Monday night by the city coun-
oil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14

Mrs. Alvin Snyder died yesterday
morning, following the birth of q child.
at tho home OF her mother Mrf. Ellen
Wright Tho deceased was about 20
years OF age. She leaves her hu band
and infant child and many relatives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-14

young Men EntCrtain---This even.
ins the young men OF the Baptist
ohurch VIII give "a surprise social" in
the parlors OF the church The Young
men viii have entire charge OF every
thing connected with this AFFAIR the la-
dies beng merely guests.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-03
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-03
Confessed to Setting $50. 900 Fire.

The Vermont veneer mill of the Will
liams Manufacturing Co at East Haven
was burned Sunday night. Everything
but the engine room was burned. Fin
ished stock valued at $1,000 was des-
troyed. Very little was saved. The
pumps failed to work owing to the in
tense cold. The loss is estimated at
about S35, ,0GO There was no indication
of fire when the watchman made his
rounds at 10 O'Clock. and an hour later
the building was ablaze. Incendiar-
ism was suspected, and Monday morn
ing Deputy Sheriff Carl Ball arrested
Melvin Nelson on suspicion, and a
hearing was held. Nelson was dis
charged by the company Saturday for
alleged inefiiciency, and 1T is said made
treats at the time. He was seen
around the mill during the evening, but
was not seen there at the time OF the
fire. Later he was found at his home.
covered with ice and snow. The young
man, it is said, made confession of
the crime. and it is expected that he
will be bound over for trial at the
next term of county court.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-03
BARToN

..'.- q. 'T-tf r '..-
E.: H., Webster seems to be gaining
Mt this writing, .:r,'
Remember the Rebekah meeting to-
night. Gentlemen be sure to come. i
Adelbert Brunning. who has been
suffering with an abscess. is better.
Misses Ferrin and Renfrew were
at Miss Ferrin's home in Holland last
week. @.r :5.,.. -f1@.#
Wright Wilson of Fitch Bay. r. c..
visited his sister. Mrs. M. l.. Wilson.
last week. ~. eG;.}i,:t II ,.ttta@- y $50
Mrs. Rufus Averili of Westnore was
the guest of Mrs. AIT. Buswel a few
days last week. ~ y, ;-.@:. :Htii ~; ~
Mrs. H. r. Cook has beer, very iii.
being threatened with pneurnonia. bat
is now improving. ~ s,oss a
The Woman'sTLiterary club viii
meet with Mrs. r.. P. Webster Wednes-
day evening. Feb. TO-. - - i:.4stg .
Rev. Mr.. Warner was In Bethel Fri
day to attend the funeral of James
q Wheeler Of that place. %
Miss Ina. Phillips and Miss Alice
Busweli were visitors in Newport tn.
latter part of last week. i.. I'll 5sn
J. N. Revoir of New York city. for
merly of Lowell, is visiting friends
and relatives here and at Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hartwell ar,
visiting his mother, Mrs. Lucy Hart
we'll of West Burke, for a few days.
Mrs. Harry Graves is the guest o
her sister. Mrs. Charles Hall of Len
noxville. P. O.. for few days.
Miss Jane Forrest and Herbe rt Star
rett, both of South Barton were marie
at the parsonage in Barton. by Rev
Mr.. Warner. Jan. 80.