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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-02
LAW COURT DECISION.

The following decision was receivs(
Wednesday from the law court:
Washington county, Melissa Hathawi
ct ais. VS.. Gilman N. Williams; san
VS.. same. Rescript by Bird, ].
Where evidence Is offered for a pad
ticular purpose, is excluded and II
ceptions taken and allowed, the III
ceptions will not be sustained althoW
the evidence offered might be adm|
sible upon another ground not brouG|
the attention of the trial judge.
In an action on contract wherein d.
;endant denied liability, the plaintif
after the close of defendants evidenos
offered evidence tending to prove 4
admission of liability by defendant;
held. that the evidence offered WI
strictly in rebuttal and that excepted
do not lie to it's exclusion.
Exceptions Overruled. Receiyel
Sept. /, 1909.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-02

report was confirmed, admiral Mel.
vile said:
For one thing, it would put an enc
to the Arctic fad. The only use t.
which the discovery could be pu,
would be of a scientific nature. If the
exact point of the North Pole has been
located. it would be possible to send
a party of scientists there and by
erecting a pendulum and measuring
it's movement and later removing the
same pendulum to the equator for SIM
liar measurement there. the exact
weight of the earth could be COM
puted. The attraction of the earth tc
heavenly bodies and vice versa would
also be thereby determined"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-02

many splendid horses at this fair may
been seen by Governor Fernald and his
staff and the many, from all over the
State, who will visit the Central Maine
fair on Governors day. ~
This exhibit will be one well worth
seeing, for seldom have SO many high
grade race horses been gathered at a
fair as here. Among the more note
worthy ones are Walter A., a brown
gelding, entered by Fred Wescott OF
Bar Harbor, who although he has no
record, is one of. the best; Rex, chest
nut horse by Vassar, entered by H. s.
Pinkham of Lincoln, with mark of
2.l9A, winner of Tuesdays race in the
2.40 class; Knoxie B., chestnut gelding,
entered by w. j. McManemon. with
mark of 214A and winner Of two races
at Bangor; Queen Inez, brown mare,
entered by c.. Burrill of Ashland, who
was second in the PIG class Tuesday.
and with a mark of 2.1sA, Croydon of
the Presque Isle stable string, clever
trotter with a record Of PISA: H. A..
D., another Presque Isle horse, a
chestnut gelding, who won the races in
his class both here and in Bangor, and
WHO has a mark Of 2.17A; Gurth, bay
horse by Red Heart, entered by w. A.
Nelson Of Lewiston, who has won all
the races in which he has entered this
year; Pollard Wilkes, roam horse with
a mark of 2.23K of the Gerow string Of
Fort Fairfield: Coquette, bay mare
with record of 2.2OA, also of the
Gerow string; Frank r. H., brown
gelding by Bonafide, entered by c. A.
Smith of Portland; Prince Alfondly.
a brown horse of the Pine Tree sta
BILE string of Lewiston with mark Of
2.22H; Lucy Baron, a 5-year-old bay
mare by Baron McGregor with mark
of 2.24A, entered by I. w. Rowe Of
Portland; American Chimes, brown
gelding by American Law, winner of a
race at Bangor with mark of 223A, of
the Pleasant Hill farm string of Port
land; Whisper. brown horse by Ash
land Wilkes, high bred and beauty;
General Direct, a promising green bay
gelding by Directum Kelley of the Col
lcge stables, Brunswick; Clorinda. O.
black mare from Bangor, who is a
high-class trotter: the black geldfng
Wilkes Sherwood from Lewiston, win
ner of the 2.26 trot at Bangor: Tony
D., a bay gelding by Daud, entered by
T.. A. Wentworth of Rockport; Lou
Foster, a bay mare by Bayard Wilkes
that is favorite Of the Lewiston
crowd; Ray Del Diable, the famous
chestnut gelding Of the Pressure Isle
stable string, 2.11A, the fastest horse
with record of all assembled here;
Little Johnny, bay horse, with mark
of 2.16A, winner in his class at Bangor.
and Doris. bay mare, owned by Sen
ator Reynolds of Winslow, of whom
the Waterville crowd is expecting
much if she races Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-02
1RuHM STILL At L1so.'
Relatives OF Burglar Arrive 4 Y
and Claim His Sloop.

Kittery. Me-, Sept. 1.-ArmAd u
bill OF sale made out to CIV!
Bruhm, the alleged burglar whs.
Boston police are seeking, J. l. b
haver Of South Boston, Bruhm,a &
came here today and secured Ne
sion Of the sloop "The savas,s
which Bruhm continued his senss,,.
escape from the Boston police : =
ago. With Mr.. Westhaver wa. 4
Bruhm, the fugitive's mother Is
Bruhm's sweetheart and a cous,s
No definite clue as to r.
Whereabouts has yet been recelu1
the police.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-02
SPARKS FROM MAINE WyREa

Officers were elected as follows at In
18th annual session Wednesday 4
Lewiston of the Junior Order, Unitd
American Mechanics: State counciIu
George L. Lakin, Phillips; State yiu
councillor. George w. Grover, PhilliR
secretary. Herbert Smith, Springval
treasurer, George r. Bowley, Sanfmt
conductor, H. ]. Haines, Mexico; Stat
trustee, j. F. Jones, Gouldsboro; out.
side sentinel, f. S. Jellison, Mt Desert
Terry. Representatives from u Of tn
16 councils were present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-02

In the police court at st. John, n. Z
Wednesday c.. Bruce McDougall, edl.s
of Free Speech, was committed for ".
before Judge White at the next sessA.
of the circuit court which viii or.
there next week. Several witness
were examined and the argument o..
the granting of bail was long Juus
Richie announced that he would s''
his decision Thursday morning
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Premium Awards.

The following premium awards were
announced during the day:
Horses.
CLASS 4Oa-DRAFT GELDINGS AND
MARES
-Four yrs. dbl. L. Rogers. Troy, list
E. c. Otis, Oakland, ID
Two yrs. old-Ed Rogers. Skowhegan,
LIST *T ttrm
One yr. old-Good Will Farm. Hinkley,
LIST.
Under yr.-Good Will Farm, Hinkley.
LIST. y II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-02

gan and Minnesota. gave 'ssS
mere last night ~honor q q ~, q
Steele Of Port Edwards. spec,s,
sentative Of the paper irsas
washington during the tarify ~
1t IS said they discussed an ~
IN the price Of print paper Is .s ass
future. One manufacturer 49,
that print paper prices wop,s y
soon but would not say thar ~
action would be taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-02

Heifer. 1 yr.-B. d. Coombs B0wdoln
Center, LIST; 8. w. Nelson. Bowdoinham,
"a
Produce Of one cow-B. d. Cooombs,
Bowdoin Center. list; 8. w. Nelson, Bow
doinham, I'd.
CLASS 10-DEvON.
Herds-L. H. Maxim. Bowdoinham. list;
Hamlin & Adams, East Wilton. 3D.
Bulls, 3 yrs-L. H. Maxim. Bowdoin-
ham. list; Hamlin & Adams. East Wilton,
3D.
Bulls, yr.-L. H. Maxim. Bowdoinham,
1st
Cow. 4 yrs.-L.- H. Maxim. Bowdoin-
ham, LIST and 3d. Hamlin & Adams, East
Wilton, I'd.
Heifer. 8 yrs-L H. Maxim, Bowdoin-
ham, list; Hamlin & Adams. East Wilton,
I'd. mr.
Eeifer. 2 yrs-L. H. Maxim, Bowdoin-
ham, LIST and I'd.
Heifers, yr.-L. H. Maxim, Bowdoin-
ham. LIST; Hamlin & Adams, East Wilton,
&c.
Heifer calves-L. H. Maxim, Bowdoin-
ham. LIST and I'd.
Produce of one cow-L. H. Maxim Bow
dcinham. LIST.
CLASS 43-DRAFT HORSES
Draft stallion-J. A. & r. Ness, Auburn,
LIST. .#
Pair, over 26OO-Albert Foster. Water
vile. 1st; L. H. Gibson, Fairfield, ID L.
L. Rogers, Troy, Sd.
Sheep.
CLASS ga. CHEVOITS.
Bucks, years or over-Lewis Kirsh-
ner, West Pennington, LIST and I'd.
Bucks, year-Lewis Kirshner, West
Pennington, LIST.
Bucks under year-Lewis Kirshner,
West Pennington. list. 80
Eve, years or over-L. Kirshner,
West Pennington. LIST. I'd and Sd.
Eve. 1 year,. Kirshner, West
Pennington, 1st.
Eve, under year-L. Kirshner, West
Pennington, LIST, I'd and Sd.
Horses.
CLASS 90. GELDINGS, MARES, FILL
LIES AND FOALS OF 1909
Five years and over-C H. Nelson.
Waterville, list; Demeritt Sawtelle.
Oakland, I'd.
Three years.. w. Cripps, Madison
LIST; years, Allen Sprague, North An
son. 1st; J. w. Cripps, Madison, Cd.
Under year-C. H. Simpson, Water
vile. LIST.
CLASS 81. NON-STANDARD BROOD
MARES.
With one or more colts-Paul Tatro,
Fairfield, list: Dan Conner, Waterville.
Cd; S. Daggett. Waterville, 3d.
GLASS 80. NON-STANDARDH HORSES
OF 1909.
Five years and over-Charles S
Hodsdon, Waterville, list; Maxine Tur-
nellie, Watcrville, I'd; Cushman Walker,
Hallowell. Sd.
Four years-Fred NJ Neoems, Upper
Gloucester, list; L. G. Stevens, Show
hogan, Cd; A. Fl. Rice, Waterville, Sd
Three years.. Daggett, Waterville,
1st.
Two years-A. E. Sawyer, Water
vile. list; Chas. Maroon, Waterville,
%; J. e r. Ness, Auburn, Sd.
One year,. & r. Ness, Auburn, list.
Under one year-Paul Tatro, Fair
field, list; Dan Conner, Waterville, I'd;
S. Daggett, Waterville, 3d.
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Racing Horses Exhibition TODAY.

The exhibition of racing horses to the
halter on the track. which was to have
occurred this forenoon, will take place
on the race track between the heats
thursday afternoon in order that tn,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-02

Appleton. Wis. Sept. Forty paper
manufacturers. representing practical
" every company in WISCONSIN, Michi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-02
PRINT PAPER PRICES.

One Manufacturer Admits They Will
Soon Stiffen.
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DR.. FREkD. COOK, AMERl-
CAN, REACHES NORTH POLE

Continued from Page One.)
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CLASS 7-BLACK POLLED.
Herds-A. J. Remission. Bangor, list.
Bulls. yrs. and over-E. l.. Allen. Ban
gor. 1st.
Bulls, 2 yrs.-A. j. Remission, Bangor
list.
Bull calves-A. J. Remission, Bangor. list
E. L. Allen, Bangor, I'd.
Cows 4 yrs.-E. l.. Allen, Bangor. list;
A. j. Remission. Bangor. I'd.
Cows. 8 yrs.-A. J. Remission. Bangor
list.
| Heifers, yrs.-A. J. Remission. Bangor
1st and Sd: e. l.. Allen, Bangor. I'd.
Heifers. yr.-E. l.. Allen. Bangor, LIST;
A J. Remission. Bangor. I'd.
Heifer calves-A. j. Remission, Bangor,
list
CLASS S-SUSSEx
Herds-B. D. Coombs, Bowloin Center,
list
Bulls, 3 yrs.-B. D. Coombs Bowdoin
Center, 1st; s. w. Nelson. Bowdoinham,
| I'd
| Bulls, yrs. w. Nelson. Bowdoinham,
list.
Center, list: s. w. Nelson, Bowdoinham,
| I'd
Cows yrs.-B. D. Coombs Bowdoin
Center, list; 8. w. Nelson. Bowdoinha,n,
| I'd
Cows. yrs.-B. D. Coombs, Bowdoiu
Center. LIST; s. w. Nelson, Bowdoinham,
I'd
Heifer. yrs w. Nelson. Bowdoin-
ham, 1st: b. D. Coombs Bowdoin Center,
I'd and ed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
ONE IN BED, OTHER
IN THE HOSPITAL
Two Strong Endorsements OF New
Cooper Treatment Monday.

THe aic of the Cooper preparations
m Sow York has grown tremendously
during tho past week. ON Saturday
night 20 was estimated that during the
week nine thousand people had called
ana nlkod with either Cooper or his
assistants
Each day moro and more people call
who express unlimited approval OF tho
results they have obtained from tho
medicine. Many OF these people tell
their experience for publication
The following statements we're
among several made on Monday after
noon. George j. Bpmer. of No 1871
First avenue. said: 81 have had stOm-
ach trouble in Cos worst form. I lost SO
much flesh and became so weak that
one doctor told me I had consumption.
] have been under treatment constantly
for two years with no benefit whatso-
ever as 1 have grown steadily worse
and lately I have been unable TO eat
any solid food at an
o. got SOD bad that I finally went 90
tho hospital While zoo the hospital I
read of Mr. Cooper. and one day L left
the hospital. came houe and got his
treatment 10 has proved Eco be the only
medicine 4 have over taken chat has
helped me. 7 now feel ul. another man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02

which The new county of Park is TO Do
created must Doe presented Co The gov
crnur requesting him to appoint TIRE
provisional commissioners and oal uu
election Tor the purpose of deciding
whether or not the county shall he
divided aud to decide upon the location
of tho county seat no also provides
that the proposed new county has
population of 800 aud au assessed
valuation of &.V0O00 and that tho old
county win ho LETT with % population
of 500 and Bu assessed valuation o..
$1,000 0lO Being satisfied OF these facts
tho governor shall then call U special
election and majority vote. both f0r
tho creation OF tho new county aud Oh.
location ot Che county seat mus. b.
secured before the new county cam b..
legally Oc1ted SO further action cam
thDu De- had until November 1910 when
the people win vote for county ono
sEVEREsT STORM or WINTER
cheyenne. Wyo, Feb. 23- The SEVER
est SNOW storm of the year has been
u progress throughout this section
since last evening. SNOW covers tho
ground Co 20 depth of from eight to -
inches and 'u spite 0f Ga strong wind,
DO lies hacked sulidy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02

and wish to give an the credit for my
present health Co this medicine"
A o.. N1r,hup of SO. 2l5 Eckword
street Brooklyn. had this Co say. OF
had heon In bed three weeks with mere
vous nIosuation. and was getting no
better whom cine of my friends who was
taking DO ursed me to try this Cooper
medicine q was u such condition at
Che time that ] could not argue. and
let them get the New Discovery. as o.
is called. Tor me
'I was actually better tho very nr-t
day. I didn't know there was "a med
cine on earth that coult act as quickly
as this did. 10 put me ON my feet iu-
side OF week ] ana now as well ae
I ever was in my l,fe and do not know
that ] have 90 nerve Zoo my body
sleep soundly and get mp I'm the morning
refreshed and hungry for breakfast.
have good APPETITE and am fun OF
energy I have gone back to work again
as sound as O. dollar This is the wonder
OF my family and friends"
Coopers New Discovery is now on
sale az leading druggists everywhere.
lt has made remarkable record n
New York and other cities. 10 you can
not obtain DO from your local druggist
notify Tho Cooper Medicine Co.. DAY
ton. hi0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
Vigorous Protest by Citizens
Against Wiring Of Streets by
Simon Bamberger.
AFFAIRS OF WEBER COUNTY
finishing Work un Intcrurban Railway
Linc-INNo Realty Associations
Incorporated.

ogden, March 1.-The water commits
sion bin was considered at some length
a. last nights session Of the city coun-
,l. and a resolution was adopted urg-
ing the Legislature TO pass the ban now
before &c. providing for the commission
Charles Stevens and q number OF 9TH
a. citizens appeared before the coun-
CD and protested vigorously against ex-
clvations and fills that Mr.. Bamberger
ls making in the southern part of the
city. This gave rise 20 a heated discus
sion. Finally the city recorder was or
lored 10 notify Mr. BImbcrger 20 meet
with the city council az the city hall at
2 o'clock today and visit the streets
where the work is being done. and con-
cider the matter with the professionals
The street committee was authorized
90 expond $3.50 in repairing the banks
of the Ogden river at Seventeenth
street on the understanding that the
county would expend like amount
J. n. Fulton, clerk Of the municipal
court reported the collection Of s.. 696 in
dues and fines during February.
Thomas Il. Farr, city treasurer, re-
Iorted Si5,6SS.23 ON hand I'm an depart
ueats Saturday night.
The estimates OF S6,925.6i I'm favor Of
D.. j. Moran for repairing the pavement
on Twenty-fourth street between
Washington and Grant, was allowed.
Tho city treasurer asked for instruc-
tons as TO when the money should be
collected from the property owners.
This matter was referred To the street
Committee, the city engineer and city
attorney. 10 was also reported that the
deed was ready Tor transferring 800
acres of land from J. u. and Elizabeth
iul. which land was purchased By the
lty for waterworks purposes A fran
1ise for spur track for the Oregon
short Line on Twentieth street IN favor
'. Gamble, Robinson g. Co.. passed its
FIRST and second readings and was re-
ierred 10 the law committee. The pay
ron amounting to si20.75 for the water
works department and $63915 claims,
were allowed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02

State of Ohio. city of Toledo Lucas
County. Hs
Frank u. Cheney makes oath THAT he
I9 senior partner uf the firm OF J.. j
Cheney a. CO.. doing business Iu tho city
OF Toledo. County and state aforesaid.
and that slid firm will pav the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of CaHuh that cannot De-
cured hv the use of HALLS Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn tO before me and subscribed Boo
my presence, this tth day of December.
A. p 1855 a. W. GLEASON.
tSeal1. Notary Public.
HALLS Cltlul Cure is taken Internal
IN. and acts directly ON the blood and
uucuOus surfaces of the system Sen
Tor testimonials free.
r. j. CHENEY o. GO. Toledo. ~.
sold hN an Druggists. lac.
Take Hail. Family Pills for ,oustipa-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
BEFORE COUNTY BOARD.
Petition for Franchise for Interurban
Line 20 Plain City.

ogden, March AT the session Of
the county commissioners yesterday
franchise for the right OF way for an
iutcrurban railway system over the
county roads Ia the districts of Harris
vile. Farr- West and Plain City. was
asked for by Lyman Skeeu, Joseph A.
Taylor and ]. NJ. Child. The appu-
ration was referred 20 the county at
toruey and committee 20 report upon
Pot the next meeting. There seems 20
De- no doubt but what the franchise
win be granted.
The franchise IS asked by the appli-
rants who viii put I'm the grade and
the ogden Rapid Transit company will
lay the track The franchise win be
transferred TO the Ogden Rapid Transit
company. The new line is one OF the
many extensions contemplated by the
local company
PUSHING LINE TO HUNTSVILLE.
orders were issued yesterday after
noon By David Eccles, president of the
Ogden Rapid Transit 10 rush the cX-
tension OF the line through ogden cam
SON 20 the city Of Huntsville, which the
company hopes % reach by September.
The work upon the line has progressed
so favorably that there Is little doubt
The Hermitage win be reached and cars
VIII be In operation by june.
The equipment fnr tho line is being
received by the company and consists
oft the steel for three bridges aggregat-
iug 10000 pounds; SisS2i worth Of cop
per wire Six new trolley interur-
ban cars have been ordered from the
cast two are 20 come from the st.
Louis Car company. and four from
The Barney a. Smith foundry at Day
Ton, ohio Tho cars viii be similar 10
t1e ones now IN use on the Hot Springs
lime. They viii also be- provided with
She latest patent air whistle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
SUNNYSTDE
No Race Smcldc-Coal Mines Busy
Three Cases of COntagion.

Special Correspondence
Suunys.le Carbon Co... Feb. E.-ThiF
village hua hal the gospel mission wagon
with two ministers preaching 10 and
visiting tls people They neld four meet
lngs 200 The D. d. IS church aud severnl
Iu che district rcho0ihouse
s. Greek broke ono with tho smallpox
the other day and Doe was taken at once
to the pcstHouar and is under guard to
prevent the spread OF me contagiou
Tho home of MT James a. Watt Is
quarautIued with scarlet fever.
Tho g. 30 and n. A.. gave ID grand
character ball in the l.. ID s. church Fr-
day night
Nrs Albert Barnes har diphtheaa. and
b quaranuned here. hon home r. al
wilmington
Tho stork hls boon Very busy here re-
GENTLY seven babies beng born in one
day he ltft "a nice baby Elrl az DIR
John rresttns home, $3.50 Flrl al
Mr Fraucia nrnison'a. while he left trip
lets at the home of MI and Mrs. Ru-
ben Vs. Elsworth's two girls and one
boy Both OF the lltuo Girls died ana
were buried in one coffin Last sunday
q baby boy alec arrived at the home ~
Mr ana Mrs. John Warner no race Eui-
eide here
The rtah FueI companys mines are
WORKING NN dHNf week
A sllThf earthquake siruCk che town
rhe oIdasI residents of his place ssy
this hos boon the heaviest winter they
have seen Nfr'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
BAzAR AT SPRING CRY.
business Changcs-Shipmcnts OF Sheep
And Farm Produce.

special Correspondence
Mt Pleasant, Feb. 2S.-During the
present week a bazaar and carnival has
been held I'm Spring City, commenc-
Ing Wednesday afternoon and closing
last night. The affair was pro
nOuuced success.
on Wednesday afternoon a perform
ance was given. a concert was given
Thursday forenoon ana afternoon by
the Primary children, followed by A
dance at night on Saturday the
Home Dramatic club gave a perform
ance. A good sum VIII be realized from
the affair for the bcneht OF the meet
inghouse.
Chris Brotherson and C.. r.. Drase.
purchased, for $500 at auction. yester-
day, the building owped by A. O. Mad
sen, in which he carried on his butcher
business The buyers viii stock up
in the same line
John s. Blam of Spring city has TAX
en- the place OF Principal Norman cur
us Of the Moroni public schools The
latter is guaranteed at home. tWo
Of the family being IN.
ward Religion class convention was
held at Spring City this afternoon.
A car ~ potatoes was shipped from
here during the week. The farmers
realizing 30 cents per bushel a price
and several cars sold, but for discrim-
ination iu freight rates. giving north
ern towns the advantage
Fifty head OF RambouilCtt bucks was
sold for fancy prices by W. y. Caui-
land. a. Crane of Salt Lake county
buying them.
train load or sheep, also left here
during the week for Los Angeles
Alif Erickson OF Sterling. Canada,
who has owned "a third interest i0 the
Erickson Meat and Grocery comp ny.
sold his share 10 Soren Nelson. and
Harry Erickson
Ernest Wlnkie- OF Att Pleasant Nla
for three 0r four years has been enc
pluyed as government ranger ON the
Mani forest reserve, has been appoint
ga assistant supervisor OF tho resar .
This viii naoessitate his moving to
Ephwim. where the headquarters Uf
the reserve Is located
Elder Joseph HANSEN OF Fairgiew
lecturcd 90 both wards Boo oonjoint
mcetng this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02

tect J.. J. whitney were married The
ceremony WAS performed by Bishop
William ~ Few. before am assembly
OF friends and relatives. numbering
about 300 among whom were Mrs.
Jessie Whitney ManWariur and Orson
MauWlriuE both of NuplotOu, who
had been married in the Salt Lake
temple earlier in the day and had re-
turned Boo time for the double recep-
tiOr. which was 90 brilliant one in every
particular After the wedding supper
an repaired Zoo the ward chapel which
was artisticalIy decorated iu white
with flowers and ferns where "a pro-
gram of songs. speeches toasts. and
music was enjoyed until an early hour.
Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Whitney viii maxi
their home at tho old homestead iu
MauIeton and Mr. and Mrs. Nam
uarnC viii make their home in Black
foot. Idaho. where the groom has just
bought @ fine ranch
Moab News Bricfs-The unusual
amount of snow iu the Ia san noun
ttlns and ON the high mesas insure am
abundance OF water for irrigation next
season. -Four feet OF snow les reported
at the Web camp on the Wilson mes3
and seven feet IN Miners basin The
weather has been springiike here in
Moab there has not been frost enough
On the ground since Jan. 10 20 inter-
fere with blowing. About three inches
OF snow has fallen IN Moab this winter.
Three marriages have occurred
hero this u4nth, Josiah Jackson and
Mrs. Polly Graham, Henry Grim and