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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
rOLICE Cnrnr CNsrs-

OGDEN. oct. 1.--Judgc Murphy Of
the municipal court. had tho usual
number OF offenders before him ycstcr-
day.
X. Halbrook and slim Collins both
plead guilty 10 drunkenness The for-
mer was given s. or Ave davs and
slim" because Of his frequent attend
ance % court, was given 40 days
straight
George Riley. half-hrced Indian.
plead not guilty 70 the change OF petit
larceny IL was claimed by The state
that Riley had found coat hanginz
IN tree at Twentv-dfth street and
Lincoln avenue and had sold ID 10
secondhand dealer for soc lie claimed
that he had coat hanging at tho
Same place and that somebody In hiy
absence, must have changed coats with
him. The coat and the tightful own
er were present but his honor carried
the matter over FOR further considcra-
ton.
+. ;. Hall cared moro 20 ride ON the
nice clean sidewalks than In the mud ia
the road and was given the oppor-
tunity TO deposit s. with the clerk of
the court
Dolly Wade was arraigncd on the
charge Of grand larceny. capt Brown
charged her with stealing Si25 from one
John Scott. Her bail was fixed az $500
10 warrant her appearance in court at
the preliminary hearing. She was
taken back TO Jail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
SEWER PRoTEsTANrs.

PROVO. Oct. IA meeting Of prot
estants and others interested In the
controversy over the sewer in sewer
district No. If met last night I'm the
courthouse i'm response to a call issued
by Judge John b. Miner who has TAX
en- an active part va behalf OF the prot
estants. Judge Miner was elected chair
man and John SaNey secretary. The
question Of cost Of the sewer project,
etc, Was discussed, and more particu-
larry the question Of the terms under
which the state mental hospital is to
be permitted TO connect with the sewer
Councilman Newell OF the sewer COM
m.ttee Informed the meeting that the
committee has not yet been able to get
a conference with the state board OF
insanity on the question, but expected
% do so this week After an extended
discussion a committee OF Ave was APP
appointed, on motion Of j. r. Armii-
stead which committee Will ask the
city council committee TO make a prop
os.tion to the state board OF insanity
that IL pay $4,000 for the privilege Of
using the sewer This amount. OF
whatever amount may be collected, will
be used In the construction OF the
sewer and deducted from the cost as
sesscd against the property owners who
viii be taxed for the construction Of the
sewer The committee are: John b.
Miner, John SaXey, Royal Woolley.
Thomas Boardman and Hyrum Hatten.
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TUESDAY. OCT. ;.

Central Statcs--Tucsday evening.
oct 3. az Twelfth Thirteenth ward
meetiughousc Second South between
Third and Fourth East streets. %.
m
Manchester Conference Hcunion--
oct g. AT j.. M Twenty fourth ward
westinghouse. corner Sixth North and
Fret West streets Take Center street
car
German and Swiss I.ldcrs-Scvcn-
tecnth ward amusement hall Tuesday
evening. Oct. ., commencing at
O'Clock sharp.
scottish Reunion--Pioneer stake
han Oci B. at p. M.
Eastern Staies-Oct In Whitney
han at p. m. Take Sixth avenue car.
Northern Statcs-Fourteenth ward
chapel No. l8i west First South street
Tuesday evening. oct 8. 1909. az s
o'clock sharp.
southern States--Tucsday evening
oct. 3. a. s O'Clock I'm the Twentieth
ward amusement han. corner second
avenue and d streets. Take Third
avenue car.
Birmlngham--Sixtee ward meet
inghouse. corner Fifth West and North
Temple streets Tuesday. oct. s. at :. 30
p. M Take Fourth North or Far
Grounds car.
Australian Twelfth Thirteenth
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TRAIN THIEF CAUGHT.

KAYSVILLE. Sept 80 While riding
on the train in q chair car two men
planned TO steal an ovorcoat belonging
90 q passenger seated IN front OF them
When the gentleman left his seat for
minute TO 90 outside on the plat
form. the two men seized the overcOat
and put II In "a suitcase When near
ing tire station az kavsville the owner
Of the coat accused them Of the theft
and IN order to clear themselves they
threw the suitcase out OF the car WIN
dor When the train stopped al Kays-
VIE one % the men went after thr
suitcase The owner notified the police
aud the fellow that went after the coqt
was arrested by officer Thounassen
Tho other got away He was tried az
Justice Gailey's court found guilty and
fined $50 or 30 days in jail
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MOSES THATCHER WILL
FILED FOR PROBATE
Estate Valued al $4,000 Bequcathcd
To Wives and Thirteen
Children.


LOGAN, Cache CO.. Oct THE viii
OF the late Moses Thatcher disposing
of an estate valued at $4,000 was Med
for probate today with the clerk of
the First district court The executors
are Mrs. Lettie A. Thatcher. Moses
Thatcher, Jr, Lconidas Thatcher Geo.
T. Thatcher and Preston A Thatcher
One-third OF the estate goes 10 his
first wife, Mrs. Lettio A Thatcher.
TO his wife Georgina Snow Thatcher
is given $4,000 for thu purchase Of
home, which reverts TO her children
az her death
Another $4,000 is given 20 Mrs Kate
T. Christensen. an adopted daughter
The remainder OF the estate IS 10 be
divided among the following children
or their heirs. Mrs Ida T LangtOn
(deceased), Moses Thatcher, Jr. Mrs.
Emma r. Jeppeson. Leonidas Thatcher.
George It. Thatcher Preston A.
Thatcher, Lettie Vida Thatcher. Kar-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
cate Convention Closes With
Short Session-Address of
Joseph S. Peery.
CHOIR SINGS AT CONFERENCE
,cro,iilon Revived 10 Raise Ogden
Canyon Power Dam--Sircct
Paving Wei i'm Hand.
lspeclal correspondencel

ogDEN. oct Yesterday mornings
,....on Of the state w. c. + L. closed
IN. annual convention. Aside from the
,le,tl,n OF officers. the feature OF the
.,.sion was the address OF joseph s.
pssry advocating the closing OF the
.,Ioons. both as financial benefit 60
he city as well as the moral uplft OF
the citizens. quoting statistics TO sus-
tain his position.
The following are the officers elected
hf the ensuing year
President-Mrs l.. L. Shepard, Salt
Lake
snine,ilc. and Mary NJ Bodon,
Provo
s Kennedy, ogden
Recording sccretary-Miss Harriet
laney, Mt Pleasant
Treasurer-Mrs. W +. Core. Salt
Lake.
Kennedy were made cX-OfficlO dele
rates 10 the national convention Of ths
NJ Z. r. r.. and Mrs. r. u. Pitt OF
San Lake WAS elected as the regular
delegate.
Mrs. p. s. SimDkin ~ Salt Lake was
chosen 20 act as regular delegate 60
thc worlds convention, with Mrs. L.
d Shepard cx-ofiicio delegate. The
worlds convention viii be held in Ed
nburgh Scotland
The superintendeuts elected we're:
Literature Miss Frcida Dresser, Seit
Lake
Work Among the soldiers-Mrs. c. a.
Walker. salt Lake.
Sabbath Obscrvancc-Miss Louisa
Frost. Ephraim.
Nothers Mcetiug--Mrs. A. Il. Bcr-
holder, springyille.
Prisons and Jalls-Mlss Josephine
kclogg. Provo.
Ani-Narcotic- Mrs. Abbie Eurt.
sg-ingville.
sabbath schcol--Mlss Rose Judson.
plys0n
Flower Miss ion--Afiss Mary b. sum
neF. SILVER City.
Press-Miss Kcota Kennedy. Ogden.
Sci Lcmp Institute Miss Jennie
s.mons. Salt Lake.
Red Letter Day-Miss Laura Colly,
Mgnu
Mercy Mrs Tom d. Pitt. Salt Lake.
Purity-Mrs Frewelng, ogden.
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STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONFERENCE At PROVO
Two Day Session i'm VI. T..
Church.

PROVO. oct. THE state Sunday
schoor conference which lasts today
and tomorrow began last night in the
NJ. h church, with good attendance
Of delegates and many more came in
this morning Among the prominent
sunday school workers Ia attendance
are Rev. W. c. Merritt OF Tacoma. Or
III. j. Talbot OF salt Lake. Mrs. Mary
Moster Bfycl of Chicago. Miss Fricda
Dressed OF Sat Lake, Roy. 3. A. Simp-
kin OF salt Lake and others
The meeting last night was in charge
OF Rev Wildman Murphy Devotional
was conducted by Miss Josephine kel-
logg Of Provo, and Mrs Bryner gave
an Interesting and instructive talk on
Sunday school work i'm its various de
partments under the title OF "Spokcs OF
the Sunday School Wheel
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cnoIR sINGs Ar CoNrERENcE.

OGDEN. oct. i-last evening the
Tabernacle choir held its final rehear-
al before going to salt Lake city. on
Sunday next To- furnish an the music
for the evening session OF conference.
The trip TO Salt Lake is being taken AT
the special request OF the First Presi-
dency Of The Church and Is a deserved
compliment 20 this splendid musical
Organization. Six big choruses have
been prepared under the careful super
vision of Prof Joseph Ballantyne ana
much VIII Doe expected Of the choir be-
cause Of INC honors Il has won in the
past
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chapel. Fifth East and Seventh South
streets on the Liberty park car lire.
Monday. oct 4, 90 q. ni
Shcficld-Srwclfth-T thirteenth ward
amusement hail 1903 east Second South.
on Monday evening oct. & $50 y. m.
Swcdish--Monday. oct 4. At $50 y.
M I'm Pioneer stake hall. Firm south
between West Temple and First West.
Nottinnliam--f.ihcrtv ward chapel
Monday. oct. {. at D. mn Take Water
loo car.
I.ccds--Monday. oct. q. D.. M. ~
tho Fourteenth ward assembly hall. l41
west First South. upstairs
Ssrimsby ward chapcl.
Monday oct Z. az ~. m. Take Gene
ter street car 90 Fourth North
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
RECENT DEATHS

MCFARLAND, EARI--On Friday
sept ~. SON of Mr. ind Mrs James
McFarlano Dr.. Of ogden died of
dropsN af Long Boach California,
whittier hts parents had taken him be-
cause ho was suffering with rhcuma-
usm hut dropsy suddenly developed
nul caused his untimcly death Tho
Young man Nas rs wears of axe aud
was 90 student et the ogden high
school HIS many friends win regret to
learn OF The sad event Funeral scr-
Vices have not vet been announced.
Tho funeral services over tho remains
of George u. Bourne aged o. wears. VIII
hc held SUNDAY 90 iu o. M. at Joseph
VIM. THNlors funeral chapel % south
West Temple street Friends invited 90
attend. lntcrment in city NcmCtcry.
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ward Westinghouse. Tuesday evening.
Oct 8. 81 $3.50 y m. Take Second
South car four blocks east from Main
street
New Zealand 49, Twclfth-Thirtccnth
ward nice iinahousc. Tuesday evening.
oct 3 at 1880. Take Mt Oiivct car on
Second South 10 Fourth East street
rwicii--Tenth ward assembly hall,
Eighth East and Fourth South street.
Tuesday. oct s. at 100 b. m.
Trcnch-Music room. n T. Memoir
ill building Tuesday. oct ..
~amoa---O0icc lioncncial fifc in-
Fur1rne company. ~ east South TeW.
rle. 1880 % mn. Tuesday oct D.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

a marriage license has been issued
10 John ID. Olson. OF Spanish Fork and
Jennie Chase OF SprngVllle
The rock crusher ordered by the
county has arrived and Is in operation
on tho Provost lmstead boulevard. on
which work rs being pushed rapidly.
Owing 10 delays in receiving fixtures
Il b. likely that the new postofice
building will not be occupied tnl to-
wards the end OF the year.
Tho calendar in the Fourth district
court will be- SET tomorrow, SATURDAY..
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SALOON REGULATION AT
kAYSVILLE MORE RIGID

NASHVILLE. Davis co.. Sept 80
Ihc kaysvillc city council has passed
a now liquor law, by which saloon
licenses have been Increased and rcEu-
lations made more stringent
saloons must hereafter pay license
ot 5000 per year Minors. women. or
hahitual drunkards cannot buy liquor
All pool tables. gaming tables, chairs
etc. arc 60 be removed from the saloon
ana not allowed therein. This lart
provision takes effect Jan. l. 1910. the
clauses providing for license advance.
etc. is 10 take effect Immediately Sa-
looms can opcn nc . a. m and must
close 40 10 p. M Tho ordinance also
contains other stringent measures.
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years ago when proposed az that time.
viii be started in the near future. The
Jam VIII Pc rs fcct higher than az pros
cnt and viii cause "a very large body OF
storage water Co remain In Ogden val
Icy. This viii be- used for irrigation.
az wen MS electric power and win solve
many problems which artcn confront
farmers IN Weber and Davis counties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
BUILDERS WoRkING OVERTIME

OGDEN. oct. There is much ac-
uVity in building az the present time
and contractors ere working overtime TO
get their work completed before winter
sets ~. The high school is rapidly
peihS hnlshco and presents a splendid
appearance When the grounds are
cleared and everything turned over to
the city school board. there will be
found mo finer school structure Ia tho
country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01

ma Thatcher. clayton Thatcher. Floyd
- Thatcher. Ashhy Snow Thatcher
Elton Snow Thatcher and Arthur snow
thatcher Claricc Thatcher. whose
mother Mts. Lydia Ann CLAYTON
Ihntcher. u dead. does not share In the
estate as but ~ Is bcqueathed 10 her
IN the viii
As the oldest daughter. Mrs Ida
Thatcher Iangton. ls dead. her portion
rcVcrts To- her children.
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MRS. NORRIS CONCERT.

PROVO. oct There was fair at
tendance at the concert given by Mrs.
Emma Ramsey Morris. Prof J. j. Nc
Clcllan and the Provo Tabernacle choir
last night.
The fine program was thoroughly en-
ioyed, each number bringing enthu-
slastic applause
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
BRANCH W. C. 7. UNION
ORGANIZED AT VERNAL

NERNAL, riniah co. Sept IS Friday
afternoon, sept ~. Mrs. Lula A. shen-
hCrd OF Salt Lake met with the ladies ~
Ncrnal and vicinity and organized "a Io-
cal branch OF tho W. g. r. ~ viii
nhont ~ enthn.iastlo members. The Of
hcrrs are aH follows.
Nae. Charles DcMoisey. president With
vice presidents ln the various wards and
churches in Nornali Mrs. George a. por-
ff. recording secretary Miss Almoda
Perry as corresponding SECRETARY. Mrs.
Minnie Davis. treasurer
Mrs shepherd addressed large audi
enrr a. inc tabernacle in the evening.
WHO'D VIII Do nrodueINe VI mnrh nnnA
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iitcrpool--Weducsd oct s, OF a
3d. poo. sharp. ln the Fourteenth NHrf
chapel First South between Nuf
Temple and First West streets
bristol and Chcltcnham-wedn
evening. oct. s. at s O'Clock at Pioneer
stake hail. Fifth South and West Tcm-
pie.
Ncstcru Statrs--Fourtccnth ward
amusement hau 131 west First South.
Wednesday evening oct. s. az s O'Clock.
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PURDY ESTATE

Ogden. oct. 1.-Olivcr j. purdy has
reutioncd the district court 10 appoint
William Purdy administrator OF his
mothers estate. MI Purdy LETT real
estate IN this country of the probable
value Of 81. 400.
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PRIMARY FAIR

NERNAL. sept. "a The Primary asso-
Citations hrld very successful fair in
Nemal on SATURDAY.. sept. 81 Tic large
ham was crowded win fruits. Vegetablos.
uefdleUork. etc Tho fair was certainly "A
great credit 20 tho ltte folks on The
laanrinfInul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
MApsON pECLINEs ND nI-N-

OGDEN. oct i.-Mr o. y. Madison
has issued statement saying that he
cannot accept the nomination for mayor
because ne believes that it is his duty
10 hnish his term as county commits
sioner Of Weber county before accent
ing any other political office.
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Church publications at Henefer M place
on Mfs Robert Jones. who he's moved
away. Patrons " The News will kindly
renew Subscription with him Those de-
rIflnE Church works. etc. may order
rom him With tho assurance that their
orders VIII receive careful and prompt
attention
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
CHURCH NOTICES

4 meeting of the general and stake
officers OF the y. j. AZ T. A. viii De
held Tuesday, oct 8. 1909. at 10 a. m.
in the Eighteenth ward chapel corner
OF a street and Second avenue. All
interested are invited
There will be "a meeting Of Primary
officers. stake and local i'm the Barrett
hail. Tuesday october 3. at D. m. All
interested are invited TO be present.
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10 RusE oGDI:V CANYON DAN.

uglen, Oct MANY improvements
sIie under way IN the system OF the
plah light Railway Co. and II is
positively stated that the raising of the
power dam n Ogden Canyon. which
caused much comment about four
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 3.

society lslands-Ofiicc Of Cannon
q Cannon. Sunday, Oct. at 4:t5 p. m.
Netherlands Bclgium--Sunday. oct
g. 4 p. M. Fourteenth ward hall Mis-
eionary business meeting al same
place, II 30 D. M.
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The News" f. Delivered by Carrier
in 4.oERn Every Night (SundHy ev-
ceptedl at Is Cents Per Month. All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should be made to r A.
Mitchell. Agent for Daily Saturday
and Semi-Weeldy News. tm f.
Center Street. Phone SD Independ-
emit
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NERNAf. sept ~ The Relief society
~ NernHl ward entertained tbe I'D
folks TUESDAY sept 2N The dinner eas
'Fffrinlf NnluifnuH snf With fhc riiuI
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MISSIONARY REUNIONS.
sNTURDAY. OCT. ..

trish--Saturday oct 2 al 1870 ..
m I'm he knights Of Columbus hail
No u west First South.
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MONDNY. Oh. q

London Conference - Fourteenth
ward amusement HAN. lf9 west First
South on Monday. oct. 4, 1909
Newcastle Confcrence--second ward
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CONFERENCE RATES,

salt Lake Route
Has the usual one fare rates for Con-
ference and Fair Three Utah County
trains, Tintic trains, 3 Tooelc trains
daily. See salt Lake Route Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01

Things Of lifc n promsiun There won,
readings from ono of the poets or mo
valley and social talks and rcmnisccnrcs.
me society is certainly to DE- compile
mcntcd ON to- labors
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-23
The Manhattan Cafe
Meals ard Short Orders at All Tunes
Of the Day and Night We Never
Sleep. FORT ST. NEAR HOTEL.
r. VIM. WARHAM. Prop.
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