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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
New Flour Mill--Runaway Accident
Amuscmcuts.

Nfurrav Feb 90 THE city council
held lts regular session Tuesday night
ana the first order OF business was tho
readinr OF communications one from
felac Springer a. Co. inquiring for in-
formation concerning the city propo-
sitou of securing the Progress COM
pauV's water distributing system, os %
whether the city intends to issue bonds
for such purpose. The communication
Was ordered placed ON Ole, and also
communication was received from the
Utah Culvert company with a circular
attached giving designs OF the culvert
they manufacture. this communication
was also ordered placed on file.
Michael Mauss. bishop of Murray
First ward. requested the council 20
authorize the city engineer TO give them
tho grade On front OF their lot on Vine
street 40 their expense, as they con-
template constructing "a b-foot cement
sidewalk I'm front Of the said property
Tho matter was laid on the table Tor
one week and the street committee was
instructed to take the matter up with
other property owners on said street Tor
the purpose Of getting as much side
walk constructed on the south side OF
the street as possible.
city Engineer Timer made a verbal
grounds as recommended the water
would have 10 be piped about 200 feet
and that the outlet would be In front OF
Mr. John Williams property. lie esti-
mated the cost az about $225. The re-
port was accepted and the matter Of
getting the water out Of the basement
Of the city hall building was referred
90 the custodian Of the building.
city Engineer ulmer submitted a
plan or profile Of the extension or OPEN
ing of Second avenue west on motion
the profile was accepted and adopted.
The recorder was requested 70 IN
form MT Whitley OF the American
smelling & Refining company that tho
city will accept the proposition Of OPEN
ing on extending Second avenue in ac-
cordance with the plans, profile and
specifications as submitted by the city
engineer and adopted by the city coun-
Gil: provided the American smelling a.
Refining company will bear the eX-
pense Of grading. bridging and prepar-
ing the new street for use
The auditing committee reported hav-
ing audited the books and accounts OF
the city recorder the city treasurer ana
the city justice OF the peace, and found
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY FEBRUARY %

library Of 81 books 20 The best speler
IN the high school. the contest Go TIE
place May H.
judge Eu Kendall has Just rcco we'd
word that his grandson tnc son of
senator Nchc Kendall of Huah has
been named Abraham L.O kandau
hN the Nevada senate, tIc senator
SON having been born Heb. d.
Mr. J. T.. Jones has gone to Frisco
whore his son D. laid up with q broken
arm and leg
Mr Elan Foutz has gone to Ruby
Valley. New. Co bring in "a car load OF
1900 horses To- Doe sold here
The wife of Mr. John Austin De- quite
sick with appendicitis
Mr. John HolQuist is building % rcsl-
dcncc in the western part of town
February 10. Mrs r.. ~. LoWls pres
outcd her husband with "a SON.
March 6. the ~. of U. Dramatic club
viii present Tho Cabinet Minister in
the opera house for the benefit OF the
First and Second ward sunday schools
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Gas on the
Stomach
The Experience Of a Minneapo-
lis Women in Finding a Remedy
for Indigestion.

Tbo symptoms of stomach trouble
vary Some victims have "a ravouous
appetite. some loathc the sight of food.
oucn there is o. burning sensation in
.He stomach and o. feeling as of weight
ou the chest Sometimes the gas press
as Ou the heart and leads the sufferer
foo think he nas heart disease. Sick
headache la O. frequent and distress
ing symptom. The tonic treatment for
stomach trouble S. comparatively
new idea but it IS sound In principle
and shows satisfactory results in cases
where other treatment had failed.
Mrs. J. s.. wilder. a saltsiady. Of no.
38s Ninth street. s. j., Minneapolis.
Mimi found no relief from STONE
ach trouble until she tried Dr VIII
aims Pink Pills. Speaking OF hcr
case. Mrs Wilder SAYS
About four years ago 7 was suffer-
ing with stomach trouble. which was
brought on by irregular and hurried
eating / was confined 90 my bed Tor
three days at the time with headaches
due 20 biliOusncss NV stomach telt
as though there was "a lump 10 it ana
the gas on my stomach gave me aWlui
distress. I had severe pains iu myback
my complexion was sallow and ! was
nervous and irritable. To made me
short OF breath TO go M stairs In toe
morning there would be "a brown coat
ing on my tongue.
"The doctor gave me only tempor-
ary relief and after 7 had been sick
for % year I tried Dr. Williams Pink
Pills upon the advice of Ga friend. The
pills worked wonders for me. They
helped me- after "a fair trial and then
made "A rapid cure. t can eat hearty
meal now without distress and can
work every day. ] always praise Dr.
williams Pink Pills and shall never
be without them
Sufferers from dyspepsia ln any
form. who have found their condi-
ton unreleved or actually growing
worse while using ordinary remedies.
would do well TO try Dr. Williams
Pink Pills. They arc sold by an drug
gists or direct by mail. postpaid. on
receipt Of price, 5Oc per box. six boxes
$3.50. A diet book viii be scnt free.
ON application TO the Dr. Williams
Medicine Company. Schenectady n. Y
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Piles Cured Al Home By New
Absorption Method.

If lHu suffer from bleeding. ifehlng.
blind nr prouuding Piles. send me your
address. and ] viii ten you how 40 euro
yourself Ht home by the new absorp-
Huu treatment. and win also send
some Ul This home treatment free FOR
TRIAL with references from your own
locality if requested Immediate re-
Noi and permanent cure assured Send
n1 money. but toll others of this Of
far Write today fo Mrs. A. 6ummeIa
BOX -. Notre Dame, Ind.
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Eiverdale Westinghouse Sunday after
noon at o'clock The mteruent WIZ
Doc boo the city cemetery
The funeral of Ambrose Greenwich
win be held 3t ihe LHrl1ln funeral
chapel Sunday afternoon at l-.d'.
BIshon H. g. Jacobs iu charge. inc
remains may be viewed from To -.
The funeral OF John Elem Will ha
held at the I.arkin funeral chapel SUM
day at Q p. d., Rev. John D.. carver
presiding
The funeral OF Ira Fowler, the young
man who was killed at Devils slide
on Tuesday. will Doe held from me
Heuefar meetiugh0use. Sunday at ! p.
m. The interment will be in the Hene-
Ter cemetery.
The funeral OF Violet. the 9-months-
old daughter of Mr.. and MIS- j. w.
Moss who died Thursday, was held
today at I p. m, at the Clearteld'
Davis county. Westinghouse.
The funeral of William Russell was
held yesterday afternoon at the Lar
kin undertaking parlors, Bishop A. A.
Bingham OF Riycrdale presiding Ihe
music was furnished boy the Riverdale
ward choir The speaker were Presi-
dent G. f. Middleton. Bishop Bingham.
Samuel C. Dye and Walter Bingham.
six young men from the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firomen acted as pail
bearers The interment was in the
city cemetery
DEMISE OF JOHN NJ BYBEE.
John NJ. Bybee. who died at his home
In Umtah this county on Feb. a. af-
ter a very Ions illness from rheumat-
ism. was born in Barren county, Ken
lucky Feb. 10. 1929; became o.
member OF the church iu early days
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ELSINORE.
Painful Accidcnts-BuSincSs Change
VIII Entertain \. &. Workers.

Painful observation-disclosures Change
VIII Entertain \. c. Workers.
Special Correspondence.
Elsinorc. SEWER Co. Feb. 24-Today
the In6ian war veterans Of the Mon
roe post were visitors at the public
school. After the school work was over
the trustees banqueted the visitors at
the ElsInore house. Eighteen menu
bcrs of the post were present-two Of
the Mormon battalion, MI. Barney OF
tho battalion being the oldest person
present, having just passed his nine
tieth birthday. The program at the
schOolhouse was very Interesting and
impressive. each veteran being per-
mitted few minutes talk.
u. %. Barney was run over a few
days ago, and he suffers from broken
rib and other injuries which Condne
him 90 his bed.
Golden Hanson. the little son OF Mr.
and Mrs. g. A. Hanson, yesterday fen
through the glass door OF his aunts
china closet cutting his throat quite
seriously. The wound bled profusely.
and as result left the boy in "a weak
ened condition. Reports today are that
the child is better, but still in great
pain.
Mrs. Emil Christofforson was given
a surprise party yesterday at the Re
lief hall Mrs Christomerscu and FAM
ily will leave next week Cor idaho,
where they win join MI Christofer-
SON and make their future home.
What has here tOforo been known as
the *. 4 s. Mercantile Co, has re-
Gently changed hands, and become the
Morris Mercantile Co. with l.. O. r.
Morris as president and manager
August hotter. ST., received an in
jury 90 his arm today by fall while
doing chores
j. T.. Nielsen was yesterday removed
60 the Holy Cross hospital, whore IL
IS expected ne viii undergo an opera
ton. His illness was 80 serious that
his sons were called 20 his bedside, but
later We're able 10 have the sick man
removed 30 salt Lake
Tho canal work is being pushed along
rapidly now The weather has per-
mitted a few days steady work.
IT, n. Peterson will leave the opera
House beginning March 1. Orson Her
mansen's term OF lease expiring then
Friday night the Commercial club viii
give a dance at the Opera House, I'M
mcdiatelv after the first lecture by
the representatives OF the A. c., vino
win be here Friday and saturday
Peter T. Christensen has been sick
for several weeks.
Hyrum Marquardson left last week
for Idaho. where he expects 90 remain
some time.
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THATCHER, ARIZ.
FIGHT FOR TEMPERANCE.
Death of Mrs. Lulu Jones and Mrs.
Margaret BrinkcrhOh.

Margaret BrinkcrhOh.
Special Correspondence.
Thatcher. Graham Co, Ariz Feb. IS.
ARIZONA is stirred up on the subject Of
prohibition. An effort IS being made TO
amend the present local option law. In
1901 President Andrew Kimball then
member Of the assembly Of the ARR
zona legislature had placed the
statutes the Texas local option law,
but to get IL there had to provide for
two thirds majority 10 remove a saloon.
The law has been effectual IN many To-
calities but not strong enough for the
larger centers.
Believing that the sentiment is strong
enough. Hon W. w Pace, also from
Thatcher introduced bin TO
amend the local option law. providing
that a bare majority may close the
saloon. The amendment has passed
both houses The governor has eX-
pressed himself favorable. and there Is
no doubt hut Il viii become a law and
when it does Arizona will become prac-
ticaIly "A prohibition territory
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and was mustered Iu the famous Mar-
mon battalion Boo the MeNcan "ar
aud arrived lu salt Lake July 20 lsi.
hree days after the advent uf tho ulo-
ueers He crossed the plains times
with OK teams Tie went t0 lunl
m 1850. being among tho sturdy p.1-
uoers off that place whore ho spent
The best part OF his life I'm tho upbulld-
mr of that section OF the common
wealth Deceased was the father of
ID chUdrcn there are also % grand
children and 40 great grandchildren 10
revere the memory of a devoted hua-
band and father, "a faithful church
worker and honest citizen.
uBVER-pEARsON ENGAGEMENT.
Mr. aud Mrs. william Driver of This
D.fV announce the engagement of their
daughter IdH May to Nr William Pear
SOM. Tho wedding tu take place March
DIS. at Ocean Park. california
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SAD SUICIDE OF
OGDEN YOUTH
Orson Saunders Drinks CarbollC
Acid at the Pullman Bar and
Dies in Few Minutes.
STREET CARS TO PLAIN CITY,
Among the Early Plans OF the Rapid
Transit Co.-Suit Against y. n.
Woollcy-Dcmi-e OF Pioneer.

OeDcu. Feb. with his stomach
burning away with carbolic acid taken
from four-ouncc bottle, and in the
throos of speedy death Orson Saunders
.ac 2-yoar-old son of street Supervisor
Joseph Saunders, Chattod with friends
il the Pullman bar, without inform
ing them of the rash act he had COM
mitted
% wa- shortly after o'clock young
Saunders went to the Carr Drug store
and informed clerk that his brother
n-aW. William Lowe, manager of the
Pullman bar wanted some carbolc
acid The clerk gave him "a four-ounce
bottle of acid. From the drug store he
went TO the Pullman bar where bee
met some friends with whom Doe
laughed and talked for some minutes.
Leaving his friends young Saunders
went Co 90 toilet room where he drank
about two-thirds of the contents OF
thc carboic acid lie then rcjoIned his
friends at the bar and talked with them
few minutes. The smell OF the ucid
and "a fow burns ON his lips aroused
Doe Immediately summoned Or Couroy
who promptly responded but Saunders
condition had gradually grown worse
Everything possible Was done but 90 no
avail a- Doe expired Within lu minutes,
Joseph Saunders. father OF the boy
was summoned and was heart-hrokcn
over the AFFAIR as is tho mother OF the
bow 80 motive can DE ascribed for
tho boy committing the rash act, as
De- has always been of a. cheerful dis
position and was one that made many
friends.
The body was removed To- the Lind
quist undertaking pariors where IL viii
bo held pending the arrangements FOR
the funeral
STREET CAR TO PLAIN CITY
Among tho early plaus Of the Ogden
Rapid Transist company In the matter
OF extension is the building OF a road
through tho Harrisville and Far-West
districts and possibly 90 Plain city and
subsequently to the Hot Springs where
Or will connect with the Hot Springs
line This extension together with num-
erous others arc being considered by
tho company
Tho company attention at the pres
ont time is conferred auu the building of
the ogden canyon line. An agreement
has been reached between the company
and William g. Wilson, proprietor of
thc Hermitage and the company has
been granted a right of way over his
llgp,l ~ rs l.',,u,il '' la,. ne NE t a..
of juno as far as the Hermitage and
possible aa FAR as tine Oaks.
sf-rr AGAINST u q, NyOOTJF.y
suit was i.ed 200 tHa district court
yesterday afternoon nF ine ron er
Land ana irrigation company against
d. IT. Wuoiley t' recover $500 alleges
90 uc Que for certain engine ana boiler
delivered Go him. iha compliant al-
i't'f that ON l'.'' ln. I.''. tht u'ltaN-
az. e."[ , .' '.'.'.'l a.. s.
r~Ii.r Is.-rE mi. A. .rui,r or fG.
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d eb n.,,.s.r..,q... .r,ri.ls and +. tl b..,....
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WANT MORE LIGHT
BRIGHAM CITY.
FUNERAL OF MRS. THOs. YATES.
Esteemed Woman Closes Lies Iabors
At 65-News Briefs.

~ N"-+HNNS AfAANA"
Special Correspondence.
Brigham city. Boxelder co, Feb. 20.
Funeral services were held i'm the
Harper ward meetinghouse last Tues
day over the remains Of Mrs. Jane
Haty Yates. wife Of Bishop Thomas
Yates OF that ward. The services We're
IN charge Of Counselor Joseph Il.
Gibbs. The speakers were Patriarch
William l. Watkins, Bishops Thomas
H. Blackburn. John b. MCMaster,
Brigham Wright Stake President Oleen
n. Etohl and others.
Mrs. Yates died Saturday afternoon
after a short illness. She was born In
Shropshire, England, Dec. a. 1874,
Joined the Church I'm 1858. and came 70
Utah with her father Her mother died
crossing the plains She was married
10 Thomas Yates IN 1866, and was tine
mother Of 10 children. II grandchildren
also survive her She was always "a
faithful worker I'm the ward where she
lived
Ferris Olson, the o-yea~-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph r. Olson Of the
Fourth ward. died Sunday morning
Feb 21 having been sick about "a
hours. The funeral was held in the
warehouse. Tuesday
Frank Jeppson. who has been IN the
state mental hospital I'm Provo since
the death OF his mother a few mont 3
ago. died Monday. Feb. -. having been
ailng for some time caused by leak
age of the heart. His brother Lorenzo,
went 10 Provo and had the body en-
balmed and brought 10 Brigham city
for interment
PEACH CITY NEWS BRIEFS.
President c. y. Lund Of the North
Sanpete stake has been visiting i-nds
ln Brigham City during the week.
Mrs. Helen Stark left Friday for Oak
land. Cal. 10 visit her daughter, and
other relatives
"The Squaw Man." will be presented
at the opera house Saturday evening
bv the Home Dramatic company.
The high school entertainment last
Monday evening was a pronounced sue
cess.
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PROVO.

The News" "a delivered ~ carrier
every uiFht Sunday cNcepteol a. "
ccntr uer month an payments and
complaints should be made % r ,
Durdale. agent for Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News. orders thk-
gu fnr church Works Residence. ~
North Fourth West
Carrier east side Of Academy Ave
Bell Cos red.
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave
Bell ~ black
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LOGAN.

The aTews" Be- Delivered by Carrier
Dol Logan Every Might Sunday ~.
ccptedl az Oh Cents Per Month. All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should be made 90 =. a.
Mitchell. Agent for Daily, Saturday
Center street Phone sd iudepend-
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Those who did not receive gold ring
at the time Of purchasing their go-cart
after our first supply was exhausted
win please call our second shipment
has arrived, only a few genuine dia-
mond set rings In this lot. SO call early
and get your choice.
Rings viii be displayed in windows
Sunday
J. Y. l.. The BIG Store.
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LEHI.
DENIH on EDISON WmppLE.
Funeral Of Michael Naughn-Prlhe
offered to Best Spcllcr.

uhci7d Of Michael Aaughn-irlLe
offered 10 Best Spellcr.
Special Correspondence.
Lehl. Utah Co. Feb. 2s.-Funerm SER
vices over the remains oI Michael
Vaughn. "a former resident of Lchi
who died at Boise, Idaho Monday of
cancer of the stomach. We're held from
the new tabernacle here this morning
The speakers We're Elders William
S1uthWlCk. superintendent A. g. Pear
sOu of the Nampa sugar factory. Geo.
A. Smith. purchasing agent of tho sur-
qr company and Bishop James a.
Gardner who spoke words of comfort
Go the large number Of friends and Pee
latiNes present and OF "a future meet
Ing.
Deceased was born AT Lchi Utah.
about a. years ago, ana leaves wife
and four children. He was foreman
of the Nampa. Idaho. Sugar factory no
the time of his death. and was highly
respected by an who knew him
SUDDEN DEATH.
Mr. Edison Whipple. aged 30. died
this morning of heart failure lie
leaves "a wife and seven children lam
a host of friends 20 mourn DTS death.
Funeral Service win probably be hold
sunday from the new tabeTuIDI
Miss Jennie Smith and Aubroag
tWthIugham. prominent LahI YOUNG
people. were married YESTERDAY Thot
win make their home here.
Hon. Ora ID. Wines has offered "a
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FLOUR MILL For MUnRAy

The sano correct The report v,.
ccpicd and adopted
FLOUR MILL FOR MURRAY
Work was commenced this ,.,.,
the construction ot now Hou. l
which De- being erected by tho u0r,.
company Tho min adioins Us ,'
road tracks OF tho oregon Shor
and spur VIII Doe run to tbo r'
mill N
Tho mill win be 20 by goo f..,
VIII have % capacity of I25 b.rrI
day Tho work is now Boo oharr. Il.
the Ail.-' halmeu company of s,b
Lake which concern is to nsv. I
work completed Boy the latter nar y,
July 'l
WOMAN HURT IN RUNAWAY
Ina runaway accident thi. ....,.
Mrs Ovorman was thrown fr,,. rs.
buggy and received Injuries abo,t IN
face and body Two horses 3tt,.,.f
To an empty wagon became frirbt,r.5
az swiftly moving automohlo .r3
commenced to caper and rear i, .i
street. They became uumanarsshI"
ran down South state street st
rapid run, the driver Mr. Ci.r,
unable Co hold them. When in front p.
the Smith meat market they ran i,t.
and upset buggy IN which Mrs. Oy.r
man was sitting
The collision brought the horses 81,
a standstill and the driver ran to uo
assistance of Mrs. Overman who NY
pinned beneath her demolished brg-.
willing hands assisted him and s".r
the unfortunate woman was cxtric5f.
/ ed
ADJUSTMENTS
The Dixie Quintet will appo8r
. Murray Opera house Monday everir-
and 10 Is expected thev win draw m,i
large crowd. The program win conss,
of instrumental and vocal music Tb.
company has a reputation OF being III
! greatest entertainers travelling throur,
| the country. They have appeared (.
| salt Lake this week and there demon
strated their ability in both song sn.
music
Captain ELI lecturer and nautical
humorist will lecture On Murlsr
first ward auditorium Friday evsuir,
| March 8. The captain is one of tba
| greatest story tellers In the couutrv
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MORGAN.
Victim of Cement Works Accident
Leaves Young widow.

Special Correspondence.
Morgan, Morgan Co.. Feb. 2i.-lra
Fowler OF HenofCr. who was ncci-
dcnnlly Killed yesterday at the Union
Portland Cement works at Devils
Slide by being crushed by "a heavy
steel beam which fell upon him. was 20
years old and had been married little
over a year. a young wife. father and
other relatives mourn his demise
Mrs. Gooding OF DEVILS Slide at
tempted suicide yesterday by taking a
dose Of strychniue. Little hone was
entertained of her recovery az 9
o'clock p. M.
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