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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

aommine freezer til, bner @ong Der
fommer panifelige &ioer, iao iiffert
ipeffes Den ~perionlige anioarsfplel-
ie. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ifp.
oes / gooe 3i6er til SIDE. gligten til
5remipnetbeo og Selobi9Ip afleies al
S%eneioelien til 9iebliffets Ipoelie %
3iaio til frmmeo SiGlp, llaar aas.
fen er tom. Observation-Disclosures
unoergraoer Seloreipeftell. aarafte-
rem tager Sfooe.@
st iudalOcmofratiif Wanifcit, So
oeobeitprelien for SocioIoemofratiet
par Sgnoag Den &c. Sept. iamlet til
ct Mg6e / agbenDapn. Geinltatet al
5or6anolingerne blep 81. q. geotagel-
len al ct Mtanifeit, Der iGutter meO oct
life ufen0te 2eien: "gle6 me0 2anos.
i6ingetl Geo meo aopitaIismenl
9eoe ben interuationale Socialicmel"
Oct peotoges en0Dioere poo DIP
oct at benitiae til 9artiets ~9iigsOags-
grippe / ben fommenOe galoperio0e
at ar6eioe for @ennemforeIien al
f9lgenoe arap:
Gu 5orfatningsreform - Gn np
Notwithstanding. = Snof6relie al
Sfolebeipisning. : Snof6relie ais
8imers arbeiosoagen. Gn SDge-
pleiereform. 5orbeoring al So
brifslopen. 2psning al Soro-
ipgrgsmaalet. Smoroning al
Sfatteforboloene. Geoilion at
Selopeipilinaen. : 8irfiom SiaGp
til a~rbeiosleie.
Slospaairttelicr. 8iborg, 27.
September. 2eroog glften opoageoes
SID / ell llobpgning til 9aIsgaoro
grqitegooro. Oct lpffeoes III iluffe
SlOen ftrofs. Sloeu menes p~aoiot.
Gn aorl. Der ti0ligere bar tjert /
9rpitegaarOen, er anboIot JON mis-
tanft. Oct cr onoen Sang / 2s6et
af fort Sio. at Der er ~ituffen SlO paa
8rGite1aoroen.
Sfolcinopislic. S SfoIltrup inb-
bieoes Der ifeloe o2oa. s. Gifts
tio." forIeoen en- np Sfole.
Sfolen, Der er en- i9roeles imiif
9pgning, RUNNER TO ltore alasie-
oerelier iamt @Dmnaitifial og, buao
man %nilti1of life finder | ret mango
Sano3bpifoIer, Omflaonin9spGrelie
og 9aoeperelie (gruiebaoe). 9es-
uoen iinoes Der en- i9riig goo 2eilig-
beo for 5eritel9reren og EN- DO. for
4noenI9reren.
Namt al Ggnet. unoer ct Cor
oenpeir 2sroag Miooag ben %. Sept.
iloe 2pnet neo | aeffenet Dos @aarb.
eier Wobs areiberg | areibere pr.
Rerre Sneoe uoen at ant9noe 8ne-
ningen. Derimob ramte 2pnet Gle
rem, bans Suitru % Oeres 13aarige
Sen. aonen fem mart til fig ieln,
bporimoo Wanoen og 9rengen | be.
pioitIss Eilitanb matte feres It'll 29.
gen. Oct bite fig, at De begge bar
ft9rft ~meotagne; 9reneen bar iioen
benlieeet beoioitIes; ban bar 8rano-
iaar paa. 8rpitet, og begge arme er
Iamme6e.
Q1nneonag. 2eroog Den %.
Sept. 2nnet neo | 0im Mele. Bao
Observation-Disclosures blep Den lobrette
afsel, en- ge~etresbirIfe, ca. 10 Com.
mer | 8irfant og s gllen lang, iplin.
tret og S~tiernebjulet, Der bar fGitet
ON MfselenS neoerite gnoe, fnult |
flere Stpffer, bpilfet oeioa bar Gil
feloet meo ct Stiernebiul | Meaebat.
ten, SobebofsIer, en- 90 CONNER TIFF
gielfe of egetr9, bleo f%uloitGnbig
ipaItet. Sra MeIIen for 2pnet mo |
Stuebuiet, bpor oct eoelagoe ct Sele.
fonapparat. Sfaben er puroeret til
ca. 5000 SIR. Sngen Menneifer TOM
til Sfaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

for 8 Gage iioen bapoe forla0t lit
Siem paa a0ilspei % man alltager,
at bun iioen oa bar floffet omfring
uoen at fao baa0t eaer tprt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15
Slbspa0iettelicrnc i ennOe6ng.

fruen. Den arreitereoe Opparter
Serenien 6ar I'LL oflagt 3ilitoaelie
ON at babe paaiat De to granoe /
9un0ebusfroen. Com gfotio an-
fprer ban, at ban goot futloe lice at
ie oct brpnoe, LEGION BET moreoe
bam at ie granooeienet | girfionl-
be0. San er if6lge 80. &" meget
oriffaloi9 og auies for life at ppre
ganife normal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15
@io6clfart SinSsIpscanfalt, 5or


at faa nGrmere S%pIp8ninger ON,
buorleoes set forbolot iie me0 g. So-
broes 9eifDloninger MOB Opipnsbe.
tient arel Sobanien for at bape or9bt
oen iinosipge 9a9er Somburg, bar
vMi00eIf. 3D." benpenot fig poo
SinOsIpgennItalten. Onerl9ge SeI-
meg bar bortreiit, men Heierpelegen
me6oelte @laoet, at ben omtoIte 9a.
ger Sombnrs bar oeo en- notlirlig
0e0. San leo af &iernelambeo,
boortiI | De iiolte gar gar fom 2uti-
gebetenbelie. Og ban bar / oeni1e
Sio ien9eligsenoe og iaa ipog, at
ban operbopeoet life funoe aneribe
nogen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

Gn 9olitiifOle. aebenbaon8 goli-
%tiforenino opretter oen 1. gtooember
Ell 2areranltalt, | bOilfen pnere @oli-
tifunftionGrer bill 6lioe nlloerpiit /
Sproo og ifriftli9e 9lrbei0er, Iigeiom
Sfolen ogioa gennem r9entlige Sore
oraesroffer bill bibringe Gleperne
9enoifa6 til 0e 2ope og geotGeter,
iom oct err n~sopenoiet for en- Boliti-
man0 at fenoe. SfoIens 9e0eIie pif
bliue %oberoraget 5orfotteren @ermon
Senien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

9po paa Ballet. llnoer ct Spit
bal forrige 9er6ag often Sen %.
Sept. pna SnOuItribpgningen / Npfb-
bling 5. bGep Ell SITTER af gtaon 3uuf,
Der en- 8io 6apbe fert Ell Motorboao
Der fra gDcn, funoen iiooenoe oeO poa
en- al 9nnfene | Solen. San nor
ifeG9e o2oQ. Salt" ca. 40 aar CANT
mel og gift / Spiflon6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

S%elpreipeften 4mnoergrapes. 5
geIdcfe.aeeots for nogen Sio iioen
uofomne BOG ON 0rosierer-S ocie-
tetets Sorflarins til Sanoelsbalancen
finoes felgenoe alporlise notalelier:
Sab @rbeioerne / bpert enfelt Sag
tiene ben bgjeite mulige Sen. Sao Den
minore bemioleoe U%efolfning efter ell
oelif Msniter / pioeite Omians blipe
fritaget for tpngenoe Sfatter til Stat
oa Commune. Men Loo a%rbeioertle
ioa til Genealo | beiere @rao emo
biotil ooertaoe gniuaret for ceres
eqen gfonomi. Sao iiffert lom BE
fo~lfningen panlies til, at Stat %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

Snibe. 8eile, 81. September. S
@oar er Der uobruot Snibe | g. Ser-
geniens Seitebei9tnins | Seirup, Be-
i9tlingen er fat UNDER offentligt Eli.
Jpn, 90 ire at Seltene re flaaet neo
| Ooerp9relie al 8eterin1rfpiifus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

SnnSen balobpb af Srlt. S en- ca
De paa Gnglanospei | Sunobperne
fonbt man Sirsoae Morgen Den %.
Sept. Ell pngre, pelflpot Dame zig.
ecnoe balposo al Suit. 9oIitiet be-
ipreeoe besioe til aommirneboipita-
LET, foor bum blep inolaet poa 6. glf.
being.
Saennem Sreoerifsberg Goliti fit
man burtig oplpit, at ben unge Dame
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

NDt Nisiionsbns. Ssnoag Den 90.
Sept. inonieoes oct imuffe npe Wis-
iionsbus | S~reoerifsiuno.
Seuioeligbeoen ~inoleoeoes meo
@iisotjeneite | airfen, bnor Baitor
Sibiger pr poifeoe.
9erefter foretoges Snopielien al
Misiionsbuiet, bpor Der blep bolot
Ealer af Baitor 8ibiger, Der inooie-
De Suiet, oe MisiionGr S. Sanien.
9sbsfalo. 6bo. SerreoSfo0eo / Ner-
balo, Stpnfine og @alten lSerre0er
6. 8orberg er Spnoae ben 26. Sept.
900. Den afteoe, Ser bar Hio0er al
9bg, blen benbeo 70 Iar 81. San
bar | aorene 1898 9irfeoommer
paa 29ss og bar oerefter 9orgmelter
oe gpfogeo | @oroe, inOtil ban |
1899 bleo S~erreosfooeo | RerbaIo
III. II. Serreoer.
Gn sammcl Srmpe. Susmanb Be
Der Menbolt, @ierebp, fplote Den
30. Sept. 80 @or, men bar ifelge
o8enbi. Sio." enonu beparet fin
5riifbeo 90 Strait iaa goot, at ban
felger meo Sioen paa ale Smraa.
Der. San iiooer 6erfor enonu inoe
meo aoifiaiee fomnunale SiIlios-
bperp, og ban oriper fin Gienoom
life paa g~ommeloogs Maner, men
fltlot no efter @ttioens 5ororineer
til ct mooerne 2~anobrug. 0esuoen
pasier ban Steoets airfegaaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

JIusPHUIEIItIIVF' SIUUIYt II.
9eroag gIften opoageoes
SIo I Ell llobpgning til 9olsoaoro
gr9itegooro. Oct lpffeoes III illiffe
Sloen itrofs. Sl6eu menes paoiat.
Gn 9orl. Der ti0ligere bar tient /
grpitegaarOer, er anbolot JONI mis-,
tenft. Oct cr anoen Sang | 2S6et
nf fort Sio. at ser er ltuffen SIS poa
grGiteeaoroen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
ANOTHER HORSE SHOW.
LOGAN.
CACHE POULTRY ASSOCIATION
Arranging for Fair IN February
Sheep Men Organize.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache co. Jan. 2S-The
three year-old SON of Mr. ana Mrs
Moruui Hansen of the Logan Fourth
ward died yesterday afternoon from
complication of scarlet fever The lit
tle one was buried today at noon
The b. Y. G.. basketball team went
To salt Lake this morning II was ace
cumpanied 10y about 20 rooters over
100 students viii leave ON the eNcur-
Sion Ia the morning They go To- salt
Lake 20 see the game with the l. d. s
tomorrow night and then go on To
Provo the next morning. returning To
Logan sunday.
The Weber stake academy team
comes to Logan Friday night and
win play the local Aggies.
sHEEPMEN IN CONFERENCE.
Tho sheep owners of northern Utah
ana southern Idaho met I'm Logan yes
terday and effected au organization to
be known as the Sheep Owners as
ISOLATION Of the Cache National forest
About 30 persons attended the meet
ing and much interest was taken The
object Of the organization As 10 con-
fer with the government officials for
The purpose OF securing the best
grazing possible on the forest reserve.
District Forester Leavitt OF the Og-
den office and Supervisor w. W. Clark
of the local office were present at
the meeting. Many questions as 20
the workings of the reserve rules and
regulations were gone into. The fol-
lowing officers were chosen. Edwin
Bodley. Franklin, President: Ben Meek.
Riverside, vice PRESIDENT s. W.
Parkinson, Franklin, secretary ard
treasurer The following were named
as members of the advisory board
~ ah
Alma Hubbard, Bench. Idaho: II. J..
Thorson, Bear River city. Utah; John
Wilkinson, Franklin. Idaho; John II.
Miles. sharon. Idaho.
A second transformer has burned out
az the sub-station of the Logan Elcc-
tric light plant and as a consequence
part OF the city is in darkness and
win likely remain this way until the
middle of February as IL viii take tin
that time 10 place the machinery in
condition again, as coiling has TO be
shipped from the east
Monday evening, Feb. ]. a benefit
concert for the y. Y. G. library will be
given in Nibley hail under the auspices
OF the Oli0 Circle The Thatcher trio
and Mrs. Ruth Moench Bell viii APP
pear I'm Enoch Arden.
CACHE POULTRY ASSOCIATION.
About 20 poultry raisers met i'm the
Commercial club rooms last evening
aud organized the Cache County Poul-
try association with ]. r. Wilson. Jr.,
president; George NJ. Turpin, vice
president; and Alma Olsen, secretary.
The object of the association is to
promote the poultry industry OF the
county. over 100 persons have ex-
pressed a desire 10 join. on Feb. Is,
10, and 20. a poultry show viii be held
here and a room Is being fitted up with
pens for over 900 birds. Already
prizes are being offered for the best
fowls OF various breeds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29

MESA CITY, ARIZ.
DEATH OF NOBLE PIONEER.
Mrs. Collins A. IIakes Closes Hon
orcd Career After Long Illness.

nIf''.NlN NiifH IiNfIl'ANiA'.i'
Mc.u. Mancopu co.. Arlz Jm u.s.
Mrs Mabel Ann Morse Hakes wife OF
President Collins ri ifakcs. died Jan. "a.
after an illness lasting over two wears.
Mr. lakes was born in Mac ponough
county, Illinois. April no. lei0i daughter
of Justin and Elizabeth Town Morse who
were early converts 20 tho Church ~
Jesus Christ of latter day Saints. MIS-
HaEeE was ever devoted member OF
the Church Hud had vivid recollec-
tion or the Prophet Joseph Smith, and
events connected with The expulsion
from Illinois and the Journey across tho
plains. Sho reached Salt Lake valley
Boo tho spring of 1850. then child but
10 years Of age. fn 1851 with her faith
en- she went 90 California iu the com
pany NJ Apostles AmaHa Lyman and
Collins n. Hakea. March a 1851 at Sac
ramontO, with whom she had been ao-
quaintod from childhood. and with whom
aho lahorcd and travelled sharing cheer
fulN tho fatigue and dangers Incident
t0 pioneer lifc in the west. ln uecem
bore 1901 mo Young married couple sold
their homo iu che beautiful San Bcr-
nardin0 and cnosscd the desert back a.
Utah and while travelling up tho Santa
Clara river her nrnt child was born
They reached farowan, Iron county, on
Che nth Of December whore they rested
until the Can Of the following April
when they started for salt Lake city
q assist The poor n their removal from
chat city, at tho time ~ the move
Do isn they went tn kanosh. Millard
county and lived there Tor IL years
fn tt1 she was chosen counselor 81
President AdelIa kimhal in the RELIEF
society and from that day until her
death hor heart and laburs We're with
the great Keller work. Tn la3 they NOV
cd to tnf Hun-klHHed land ~ Arizona.
settling at Mesa. Here she was selected
as "a counsellor 10 President T.. q Mac-
donald of the Relief society. Later she
VAS chosen president Of the Mesa ward
Relief society. ana still later stake pres-
iQout of The society Pa this capacity
che lahnfed until leo when she moved
10 hluewater, New Mexico. I'd Yves
there in January, 1901 she was stricken
with paralysis, from which sho never
recovered. ana from which she was a
constant sufferer.
She eaH the mother Of y children. six
living three 0f whom were with her ln
her last moments. She has also IL
grandchildren I'd great granaChildnf
besidce hef devoted husband ~ revere
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
GLASSES UNNECESSARY
Eye strain Relieved by Quitting Conc

MANY cases of defective vision are
caused DIS the habitgal use of coffee.
n is said That in Arabia where
conec b used Don large quantities. many
lose their oversight at about hfty.
A n. a. woman writes 60 the point
conoerning owe trouble and coneo She
says.
My son was for years troubled with
his eyes Hc tried several kinds N
glasses without relief The optician
said there was defect in hiG eyes
which was hard 90 reach
nc used to drink coffee. as We AN
did, and finally quit IL and began to
use Postum. That Was three years
ago. he has not had to wear glasses
aud haa had mo- trouble with hh
eyes since
On was aIWays fond of tea and coffee
and finally became so nervous ! could
hardly FIt sim long enough to cat "a
meal My heart was in such q oon-
ditlon ! thought } might die any time.
Medicine dld not give mc relief
and ] WAS almost desperate. M was
about this time wc decided 30 quit
coffee and use Postum. and have used
Do ever since. 4 ann ln perfect health,
30 trouble now with ms heart and
never felt better in ms hfe.
Postum has been "a great blessing
to uF alL particularly 90 my SON ana
myself
Name given by Postum Co.. Battle
Creek Mich Read "Ihe Road 20
WolNlla" in pkgs. There's a Reason
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appear from lime % Time. iheY
are genuine, true, and fan Of human
Interest,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29

nar memory. She was beloved by an
Who knew her a Christian IN the hlgh,
~. se,se ~ the word: a woman VINO
- ~ dsrlfest hours or adversely and
t-iaI never murmured, She was &C
..i,,'a,inteJ with President Joseph ~
smith and Apostles Francis NJ; , lyman MAJ
f-,,,e,-ei SERVICES were held at the ian
srnscle on Jan. o.. conducted by tae
stake presidency. There was a largo az
,e,eHsnre and many bore testimony %
~ hf,ii and devoted life Of the de-
cessed, he speakers being Presidents
L n. Lesueur and Isaac Dana, bishop
lanes NJ. Horne. Hyrum B. Morris ~
W. IeBaron. M a. stewart, Geo.
~ tr1lsuyorth and Bishop Isaac Rogers
aiso Mesdames Melissa Hunsaker, tior-
ence A Dana. Ottile Phelps and Fan
ma Dana spoke of the noble chersot .
sister Hal<ee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
INTERSTATE BRIEFS

Itnnston Bricf--Thc Royal High
landors of the town gave "a concert
and dance Monday night. Jan. 35. ln
the opeu house. in honor of Robert
Burns a good program Was rendered.
consisting of ana address by Abram
Crawford. Scotch songf etc. James
T0Nns0n. "a Young man OF 2G years old.
died saturday, Jan. 20, 1908. after an
illness OF two days from pneumonia
Richyine bishop Honored A very
pleasant surprise WAS given Rishou
Albert ID. Dickson al his home Jan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29

%. on the occasion OF his 6sth birth
day. The evening was spent In feici-
tous speeches, songs and toaHts, after
which a dainty luncheon was served
Bishop Dickson was born i'm the Church
and was called and ordained as bishop
by Apostle Franklin ID. Richards, on
July I. 1877, and still performs the
ing one Of the Oldest bishops in the
Church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
JUNCTION CITY nRIErs-

Released from Hospital - judge
Howell has issued am order awarding
the custody OF Bertha Precco. now am
inmate Of the state mental hospital al
Provo. 20 her father T.. NJ. Trcece.
The young woman is ~ years of age
and has been greatly benefited in her
conuitlon She was committed to The
institution last November
Kansas Day M LibrarS-This eveu-
ing az the Carnegie free library au-
ditorium the kansans residing I'm Utah
will observe Kansas Day with ap-
propriate exercises a program has
been arranged and a special invita-
ton Is extended 60 all the Jay
hawkers' I'm the state 10 b. present
Letters from the governor and other
noted men of the Sunnower state havs
been received and will be read a NUM-
br OF the prominent business men OF
Ogden will be present and take part
In the exercises
High PItests Mcct-Thc regular
meeting OF the high priests quorum of
the Weber stake win be held az the
Second ward Westinghouse Saturday
morning at III O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
CITY COUNCIL

The following business was transact
ed by the city council Thursday eve
ming.
The city treasurer was instructed to
notify persons holding paving warrants
on districts 3. g. Z and S. that there
is money in the treasury for their re-
demption.
The city treasurer reported that the
approved bond OF Ole +. Olson. deputy
city recorder, had been filed in her Of
nee.
Evan Wride. sexton. recommended
that the south half or the city cemetery
be levelad and placed in condition.
II was reported that the Continental
oil agent In Provo was selling to prl-
vate parties: referred TO the city attor-
ney.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
The following business has been
transacbed IN the Fourth district court
Estate FLAMES Gathorum, deceased
petition OF John Gatherum for letters
Of administration set for hearing Feb. /.
Estate OF David John. deceased a /.
Booth q. II. Ward and e. A. Gee
appointed appraisers.
John ID. Dixon va. F. j. Bushnell:
Judgment for plaintiff for sS2s.8O.
Estate of Martha Jane COray. de-
ceased; petition OF William d. Alexan-
der for letters of administration set for
hearing Feb. G.
JUDGMENT IN FAVOR OF BANK.
Judgment has been rendered IN the
Fourth district court In favor of plain
tin for 70. and $40 attorney fees i'm
the ease OF the Bank OF Spanish Fork
vs.. Fred Jacltman.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Clara May Mower Wfnn has com
menced suit for divorce against Alma
Eugene Winn on the ground Of cruelty
consisting Of striking plaintiff on sew
eral occasions, Plaintiff asks FOR the
custody of their minor children and
s25 a month alimony. The parties were
married In this city Nov. 20. 1900.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
A marriage license has been issued
10 w. j. Nerdin of Pleasant Grove,
and Enga sorenson OF Vineyard.
DEATH or WILLIAM HOPPER.
william Hopper formerly Of this
city. diod at Pasadena. Cal. on the
send at the age of rs years. n kidney
trouble. The dccoase was tho father
OF Mrs H. &. Wood and had many
friends in this city.
SUNDAY WORK A NECESSITY.
r. " plorpont. proprietor OF the
Power a Machine company was be-
fore Justice Noon yesterday charged
with violating tho Sunday law by per
hitting his men 10 work AZ tine factory
ON SUNDAY Justice Noon. after hear
ing the evidence. decided that tho work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
SMITHFIELD.
pENrm or NATmNN sMITM.
Pioneer and Veteran of 5S Lays Down
LIES Burdens.

Special Correspondence.
Smithhcld, Cache Co. Jan. fast
Saturday afternoon the funeral Of Nath-
am smith of oxford. Idaho. was held I'm
the First ward Westinghouse. COnsoling
remarks were made by Bishop Hatch or
oxford and Elders +. r. Miles ST. and
samuel Nelson. The funeral was well
attended by relatives and friends. The
deceased was born IN Lancashire, Eng
land 73 years ago lie came u Utah In
the hfties and resided for several years
Boz Union Fort. He came 10 Smithheld in
1851 where he resided for time but
later moved into southern Idaho. where
De resided until last December when he
came 90 Smithncld sick, and died or
pneumonia last Wednesday evening He
Is survived by two brothers and one
sister. Mrs Alice Doane, with whom he
was living at the time OF his death
also 10 children. many grandchildren
and a host Of friends.
NEW ARRIVALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Toolson are re-
loiciug over the arrival of "a new girl
their sixth Mrs Milo McQuestin has
q baby girl and Mrs. Thos. Allsop
baby boy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29

McCoNAHAY's GRAB-BAG SALE

Saturday and Monday Two thou
sand bags. containing articles worth
from 35c to s., Csc a bag. just to clean
out odds and ends before moving into
our new store, &C Main street. Feb. !.
the new Galloway, Hoock & Francis
bloclO. M'CONAHAY.
The Jeweler, "a Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-29
LEHI.
&C. TRAIN AND INSTITUTE.
Plans for $4,000 Alpine stake Taber-
nacle-Nital Statistics.


Special Correspondence.
T.ehi Utah Co. Jan. 29.--Yesterday the
Agricultural college train was az the
San Pedro depot and was visited by
large and interested crowds. Lectures
were given in the afternoon and even
ing on agricultural subjects On the new
tabernacle The milking u cows bF
machinery was highly interesting 90 the
spectator
Tho professors were entertained by tho
commercial club members al the No
Donald hotel az dinner and during even
ing.
ALPINE STAKE TABERNACLE
Plans have been approved for the
stake tabernacle by the stake presi-
dency Tor Alpine stake. 10 viii De after
the pattern OF the salt Lake table rnaclo.
ID will be- SO by 100. seating 2OoO-S0O in
the gallery. n VIII cost over $500
VITAL STATISTICS
During lsS there were M births here
and as deaths During 1871 there were
1856 births and NJ deaths
Mrs chris. Fredericton presented her
husband with "a son, Jan. n
Adam Brown has purchased part Of
Jas. o. Fynos residence property u
tho north central part OF town and Will
erect "a residence thereon.
Tho sugar factory hero viii huIrh
cutting heote Feb. p.
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done was necessary 70 be done. and
discharged the defendant.
PROHIBITION INvApEs CONNER
CiAL CLUB.
a. Thursday nights meeting of the
Commercial club Alex Heduulst intro
duced resolution 10 amend the by
laws 90 the effect 20 do away with in
toNicatlng liquors IN the clubs huffet
The matter win come up FOR decision
In the next meeting.
ANOTHER HORSE SHOW.
The club viii stand sponsor for an
other horse show. which has been "a
county feature here Tor years. and the
president has been empowered 90 APP
point the necessary committees.
Joseph l.. Graham a brother OF the
late John g. Gwhsm is seriously ul.
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PROVO.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.

District Court Busincss-Prohibitio
In Commercial Club.
Specia Correspondence.
Provo. Jan. 29.-Mrs. Eliza White
wife Of John White Of th,s city. died
Thursday Of paralysis The deceased
was born In Nottingham England. Aug.
II. 1859. and came to Utah with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Elias Ashton. in
1863 She leaves many relatives and a
large circle Of friends. The funeral was
held this afternoon In the Third ward
Westinghouse
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addresses before a very large audience
He chose for his subject lightning
and Toothpicks," and handled the sub
jet in an efficient manner which "a
greatly appreciated by a very atten-
tive audience
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RAsKErRALL SPECIAL

Logan W.. Provo. Special train via
Salt Lake Route, saturday, 30th. Leave
Salt Lake. D. m. and returning leave
Provo 1880 p. m. Join the Logan
crowd. $125 round trip.