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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
eLIDDENITEs NEAR FINISH.
Ten Cars Still Holding Perfect Score.
Leave Oakley. Kan.

EedVe OaKTty, NAN.
Oakely Kan, July 2a.-Within 375
miles of the end of their long journey.
with five cars in the contest for the
Glidden trophy, and five for the Hover
trophy stll holding perfect scores. and
with no penalties, the Glidden tourists
left here at this morning for Salina,
1898 miles distant.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
KERMIT IN FIVE RACES.
RooseveIts Attend Meeting Of Eas'
African Turf Club.

Nairobi, July 2s-Theodore Roose-
velt today attended the race meeting
Of the East African Turf Club here.
Kermit Roosevelt had a mount in five
of the races
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
caponi Defeats Tipnets.

Butte, Mont, July 2s.-Tony Caponi
last night was given the decision over
Jack Tippetts in the fifth round of the
scheduled twenty round fight in which
Tippetts was far outclassed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
ROAD BUYS COAL LANDS.

Fort Dodge, Des Moines q Southern
Now Owns Tract in Boone County.
Special to Times Republican.
Boone, July 29.-General Manager ].
L. Blake, of the Ft Dodge, Des Moines
& Southern 1nterurban Company today
announced the purchase Of extensive
coal fields north and south of Ogden,
IN this county. The company owns over
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29

Provisional Government Rumored.
Hendaye July 29.-Reports just re-
ceived here from Madrid says it is
rumored provisional government has
been proclaimed at Barcelona. The
rumor is discredited at the capital.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
LILLIAN NoRDIcA WEEDS.
American Opera Singer Becomes New
York Bankers Bride in London.

London, July 29.-Mme. Lillian Nor
dica. an American opera singer, was
married today to George w. Young, a
New York banker, at Kings Weigh
house church, Grosvenor square. The
ceremony was performed in the pres
ence of only few friends.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
DENVER FIGHT PREVENTED.

Governor shaffroth Declares He Will
Enforce Anti-Prize Fighting Law.
Denver, July Ex-Governor Shaffroth
declares that the law against prize
fighting will be enforced during his
term, and that there will be no fight
tomorrow night between Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien and Jim Flynn, in the
auditorium in this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
cUMmiNs PRESENTS BILL.
Seeks TO Correct Commodities Clause
Of Hepburn Act.

Special to Times Republican.
Washington. July 2s.-Cummins to-
day introduced n bin To remedy the de-
feet In the commodities clause of the
Hepburn act by specifically providing
that railroad may not own stock OF
a corporation producing freight it
transports. This viii meet the object
tions raised by the supreme court and
make the commodities clause water
tight
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
Illinois rown scorched,

Champaign. ILL.,. July 2a.--The village
of Philo. H.. was almost wiped out by
fire today. Half the business section
was destroyed. The damage is $10.oa0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
swINDLED OUT OF $4,000.
Former Governor Lee, Of South Da
kota, Seeks Brokers Arrest.

Chicago, July 29.-Andrew e. Lee,
former governor of South Dakota, OBJ
tanned d Twraacrant here today fer the :s.r-
rest of E. Niles, said ITO be a broker.
Lee charges that he was swindled out
Of $4,000, by means of a confidence
game.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
New York Grain.

New York, July 20.
neutrality-suspicious.. lib.
Corn-September, rs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
T.-R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today
rhe Weather.

fhe Weather.
Sun rises July 80 at 4:54. sets at 7:1S
Iowa-Fair tonight and Friday;
much cooler tonight; cooler in the
east, Friday.
1linois-Pantly cloudy tonight. and
cooler: Friday fair and slightly cooler.
Missouri-Generally fair tonight and
Friday; cooler tonight and in the east,
Friday.
South Dakota--Fair tonight and
Friday; warmer Friday in the west
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15

the audience with their whis,ling and
singing.
The Naples trio. operate vocalists and
harpists, are clever
Cordua and Maud are entertaining with
thcir equilibrium fcatS and won much
appreciativc applause. An illustrated
song and the Paptagescopc add much to
tho bill, which runs the week,
One thousand seats in the best part OF
the tabernacle have been reserved FOR
school pupils for Sousa 5 matinee tomor-
row afternoon. a special. price OF -
cents Il ticket has been made for school
pupils and these are now on sale at the
regular seat sale at DayucS- BCcDe Music
company's store. These special tickets
will he sold only to school pupils and
viii not he accepted at the ma tincc from
ether thans school pupils. Sousa has In
mind the education OF the young Amerl-
can in music. and this now achcmc of low
rates 10 the public schools has met with
great success elsewhere. Splendid pro-
grams have been arranged for both the
matinee and night performance. aud rec
ord breaking crowds Will in ALI proba-
hilitv he in attendance. The matinee
concert will not begin until !: p, IN This
Is TO enable 'hc pupils OF the schools to
hear the entire program.
An amazingly youthful pretty and fas-
cinItjng crowd OF girls. magnificent cos
fumes. eighteen musical numbers. each
one more catchy and tuncful than the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15
ABOUT BOX ELDER COUNTY.

Fox Elder county: the fourth largest county in
Utah, county that is argcr than the state of Con
nccticut has area of 5o79 square miles area in
of 3.iSSo0O, and population of 1000 is the
northwest county of the state IT Is hundred
miles long and sXty-sevcn miles wide. 1t has an
assessed valuation of ten million dollars spends per
capita for educational purposes annually, $685..
Brigham City. the county scat, lays at elevation
Of If16 feet above level. Within the borders of
Inc county is more than half tho of Great Salt
Lake Like Ill other counties in the state. it has
mountain plain, and valley and d large portion OF
the county is desert, but part of it is worthless
land
Two railroads traverse the county. The Oregon
Short Line running north and south and the Southern
PaclGc. travcrsng IL cast and west, 1t contains a
greater mileage of rail road thnn any other county in
The state the railroad property having assessed
valuation of four and 4 half million dollars.
Climatic conditions ideal, tho average normal
temperature being about - degrees. The highest
temperature recorded at Promontory being ~ dc
grccs; The lowest AT the point 22.2 degrees.
The average annual precipitation is about %. The
sun shines 500 days every year.
The county contains the greatest of fruit and
farm lands of any county in the state.
EARLY SETTLEMENT OF COUNTY.
On the site OF the third ward meeting house in what
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15

snow that has played here during that
time has had It's Cohan mimic, Now they
are To see the original. FOR the only George
NJ: and his big musical comedy company
viii be at the salt Lake thcatcr the last
haH of the week when Mr. Cohan VIII
present his big success. "The Yankee
Prince Besides the Cohana father and
mother. daughter and son. the entire
ana original company that has supported
George Nj. Cohan since the piece was
glVen to The American stage over q year
and half ago will he here. one OF the
Important principals is Tom Lewis. Lewis
ii was who made such emphatic hit
as The Unknown" In Little Johnny
Jones" and friends of this funny come
dian wiU he Sraliiicd TO learn that in
"The Yankee Prince" he has been given
even better opportunity for the exc
cuuon OF his unques'loned talents. 9th
Pratt, Frank iiulins, i. Emmett Len
non. j. Jlcqucl Lance, Lola Hoffman and
Mildred Elaine. These, together with q
big chorus anu an augmented orchestra,
max" UP a company OF more than 100
players Manager Pypcr is looking for ain
extraordinarily big advance safe when he
opens his box office for tho COhan en-
GaScment tomorrow morning
Lovers oc singing. dancing and comedy
acts thae al" clean and devoid of suE
GeStiVc uttcTaucc and action. that
sparllic with hurnor and Tadatc fun, all
put together and well balanced, aro not
disappointed with the bin offered at the
Bungalow Tho three l[ubns produce a
most entertaining musical singing act
Their music is catchy. their songs up TO
date and novel, and the mode in which
they are rendered leaves nothing lack
ing.
Milton aud Dolly Mobiles, i'm n little sl<it
entitled ''Why Walker Reformed" keeps
the house in state OF iubilation from
the time Mr.. Mobiles. rs Tom Walker
makes his. appearance vainy cndeavor-
ing To open ihc door OF his apartment
With n cigarette. until he effects a recon
Citation with his wife by plcdgiug him
self 10 forsalc his club and cease his
nights out.'
Jack oliver Tho colored comedian. in
a singing and talking act that is wcl
above par drc% forth much applause
and several curtain calls. nU Juvenile
mhnicry in dialect being especially
good.
Buford. Eeuncit and Buror7l. three
dainty damsels i'm profusion OF Mar
sciilc waves and pretty dresses. charm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15

the star in Booth Harrington and Harry
Leon Wilson's delightful play, "Spring
time" has resolved to abandon the new
name OF Nell and Will continue under
her old name.
Miss Flora Wilson. the handsome
daughter 81 Secretary OF Agriculture VII
son, VIII he heard in concert In Salt Lake
on Friday, November 26, at the new Shu-
bert thcatcr.
Commencement Days" under the di
rection Of Max F'igman, comes to the
Colonial December > for weeks run.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15

The Spoilers" is worth while. II tells
!. tale THAI appeals ia tho average man
and woman. Tie tale Of lust for gold. oil
honor bought and sold, Of cross currents
and conflicting emotions in the muitilorm
and manifold passions aud emotions that
rule the race. The story is, moreover
invested with the atmosphere that suS-
g.SLs aTtiStically and effectively The lure
2nd gl1mor OF the frozen north. and lhc
lndicrity of the characters arc types Ia
Wiliar 10 every student OF human nature.
Henry McRle and iis good company
presented .''rGc Spoilers sunday night
at the Colonial, opening an engagement
which Will run the week, 1t IS NrSt OF
al, to Mr. McRac's credit That ne handles
his people In a way that there Is always
something doing" There is moi IL min
ute Of hitch or drag from start 20 ilnish
The scenes are true TO life and thc
struggle at the clim1X OF The thld act
when MacNam9rL gets what was prom
iscd him." is so realistic that one hcsi-
;ates 20 believe it, simulated. All of the
principal characters were wen handled.
Miss oswald. as Helen Chester. sustained
4lfficult role with Quiet dignity and
typihcd by Lily Branscombe. and Grace
J<grn Is certainty = good Cherry Malottc.
Mr., Farwin as Joe DeNtry. the mine own
Crs lighting against 'Czar' MscNamara.
did acceptable work. while Frank Nc
''souscd." corrupt lawyer. Throughout
tho scenic effects are inc. Then there
is Fll Smith and MS dogs OF the Arctic.
JDDIuipE an appropriate anu DltdSlOc
climax before the final curtain. The
Spoilers" deserves and viii doubtless re-
coivo good patronage throughout the
week.
The hcadrer at the Orpheum This
week IS the Carmen troupe. two women.
p boy and two men, who have a stunt
~ wire equilibrium and scrobntic feats
that is not only clever, but 1t is remark
able. 1'hsir teatS are done sngly and IN
group. and thc- entire act is perhaps
the Orpheum stage,
Those tuncly and popular vocalists tho
big City Quartette," were given more
than warm Welcome when they appeared.
They were here a year ago and made
themselves favoTites. They have a new
repertoire this time and the audience
cncorcd them again and again. and were
luath to let them leave the stage
In toe Nerrell Brothers arc TWO con-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15
AN INDIAN VILLAGE.

To feel strong, have good appetite :
digestion. sleep soundly and enlI
use Burdock Blood Blttcrs, the gTsii =
tenn tonic and builder.
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the itch. Try Doan's Ointment 8
piles. eczema, any skin itching. Alef
gists sell it,
a lazy liver leads 10 chronic oy.'l.
and constipatiop-wca wcakens the Whot =
tenn. Doan's Regulets (25 cents ~
correct the liver, tone the ssomasA
constipation.
Cures baby's Group, Willics oap VI
and bruises. mammals soIe thLo9s
mas lameDess-Dr. Thomas be'e'-"
the great household remedy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15

other; The clcanest kind of genuine fun,
a splendid cast OF players Il plot intense,
logical and absorbing, and. above all,
Americas foremost comedian. John +.
Young. arc the component parts of "Lo"
the musical comedy which will be the
attract at the Salt Lake theatcr Tor
three nights, opening Monday next
''The Gay Musician" will bc given at
the new Shubert thcIter on Wednesday
evening The thcater Will have the fin
ishing touches put on il today and every
thing will be IN readiness for the opening
night.
Mabel TaliaGcrro. Mrs. Frederic Thomp-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15

Herewith The Tribune prints the second Of its ser
les Of telling OF the resources OF Utah 90. Gy
counties. Box Elder county IS the SUBJECT lor thls
story Facts and figures regarding this county are
shown its fruit and riegltural and other r our e
taxation is "a - mills of which is for county and
district school purposes The story IN brief IS about
:; comfy in Utah that has larger area than the
state OF Connecticut, that has land IN plenty Tor
population of 100000 people.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15
FACTS ABOUT BOX ELDER COUNTY,

Area, 5079 square miles.
Area, J,4Ss 900 acres.
Population, 1000.
Assessed valuation, $10,000,0O0
Settled III 1851.
First settler, Simon 4. Curtcr
Fort built in 1851 on site Of Brigham ci,r
Has no bonded or floating debt my
Value of county property, $4,000
Rate of taxation, 23h mills, 10 Of which :. =.
county school. 10 ior
One divorce granted in 1905
harrnse sgnsGs SsGed nc in 1908 numbered Ia
Contains beet sugar factory, creamery tn;,..
factory, four grist mills nursery twm tvwr''.,ng
and one planning mill cement factorro saE NV
plant saiI
Resources: Fruit, agriculture, live sto,L -
ing, ' mil-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15

cdy cyclists who have a turn that is
pleasing, and a turn that is new.
Edna Aug, who a year ago was hero
for n week ia a series OF character
sketches, is as humorous and satiricaI
and funny as ever. she was suffering
with q cold Sunday evening, but. regard
less had tho audience with her from the
beginning 10 The end of her act.
The skit in which walter Lewis, Flor
encc Burnsmorc and Nj II. Hartman
mporsonate the characters is clever, and
IT, is pleasing. They were called before
the curtain at the conclusion OF thcir
act, which is entitled. - Baby Grand.
Give and Mai StmEis Walker is just as
funny as ever. IL is ~ tlavcsty upon So
called maeicians. and is well sonc.
Two Sllilltul dancers OF the classic
ballet are seen in Les Myosotis, who
gave a varied programme in which is in
Guided a rendition OF the old Vienna
waltz.
All this. with the Orphoum orchestra
and the Kinodrone pictures, makes up
the bin which will run the week, with
daily matinec%.
Walter Mccullough The new loading
man al tic Grand. Was gwen a warp
welcome by the patrons OF that house
Sunday night in his presentation OF tho
character Of stephen GhcnC in Henry
Milcrs drama. "The Great Divide 1t
is safe to say that hc Will become as
much OF a favoritc with Salt LalIrrs as
have the other members OF the Grand
company during their stay AT that house.
lie has n splendid Voic" and delivery. and
in Tic second and third acts tho strong
climaXcs were spoudidly done. Miss
Blanche Douglas as Ruth Jordan was
most capable and gave Mr. Mccullough
the best of support; She had an oppor-
tUuity 10 display her talent as an actress,
aud certainly won the DiaUdits of The
| large audience for her efforts.
The play itself t. ono nj great interest.
in that " deals with western mining and
| ranch life. and there arc many strong
| situations. The scene I'm the second act
showing the Grand Canyon OF Arizona
| was decidedly beautiful.
All OF the other members of the com
! pany were efficient, ana altogether the
| Performance was most CTeditahle. and
should draw large crowds during the
week There viii be mdtiEccS Wcdnes-
day ana Saturday.
! Playcocrs have been seeing imitators
OF George 81. Cohan Tor the past sin
or seven years. Almost every musical
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15

Mean annual temperature 10 degrees
Southern portion. mean ...,.......1 1S degrees
Northern portion, mean .......-.... - degrees
Mean highest fer state about 66 degrees
Mean lowest foY state about ....... % degrees
Highest temperature ever recorded, .1l5 degrees
Lowest temperature ever recorded .-36 degrees
Average date of first autumn frost, first week
in September.
Average date OF last spring killing frost, last
week i'm May.
Annual average precipitation ............1 HOO
Northern portion ...,.... ....,.... $500
Southern portion Observation-Disclosures. 800
Winter average. northern portion ..,.... so
Winter average. southern portion .s...... 100
Spring average northern portion ........ go
Spring average. southern portion ...,.... l-20
Summer average, northern portion ...... l.. 80
Summer average. southern portion ..,..... l.5O
Autumn average, northern portion ...... 300
Autumn average southern portion ....,.. 100
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS

.sT-'...-f'.'ti'FT'
!. IN SALT LAKE THEATERS. .
: COLONIAL THEAT E R-"The :
!. Spoilers" Evening. S:lJ.
: GRAND TIIEATER-"The Great .
+ Divide " Evening, S;IJ.
: ORPHEIiM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
!. vaudeville. Matinee, 2.1J; even :
: ins, S:l5- :
), BUNGALOW Observation-Disclosures .
:, vaudeville, Matinee, 2;1c; even :
:. Ing. S:l5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15

is now Brigham City, a fort at @ chat time dgSg-
They the Carter, Davis, Dee, Hanson and Riston
families, the pioneer settlers of the county; which
then formed a part OF Weber county Others in
cuding the Pierce and Ensign families settled In the
fort aud there comprised the settlement until 1872
whom APOSTLE afterwards President Snow was directed
by Brigham Young TO take 30 families, move to Brg-
ham City and make that place their home lie com
begun At the session OF the legislature of 1S55-56
the territory in Box Elder county was segregated
was created Brigham City being designated as the
county seat. The original founder, however, of tho
county was Simon A. Carter, who established the
fort cited above in 1851.
miles south of Brigham City which later was removed
TO the present site OF Willard which place was named
house was built by Jonathan S. Wells, who was also
the first farmer there The first grst mill was built
Portage was the second town settled IN the county
Portage lies two miles south Of the Utahldaho state
in 1S5i year later q fort was found TO be ncces
sary TO protect the settler from the Indians who had
of Portage November. lst 1886, treaty made
and The fort was abandoned This treaty came about
a girl born to the WaIdron family. and the lead.
of Che Indians were very pleased to see the babe
So they promised to 5rcat tho settlers with respect
If they would bc permitted to name the baby. The
she had bad talk with one of the Indian women she
consented During the talk the mother told the In
Indian had the pleasure of naming the child and the
name given Eliza She is still living and is now
Idaho.
Three Mile Creek now known as Perry, was the
third settlement, Porter Rockwell filing on the spring
there which has since been known Porter spring
Ohcr settlements followed and with the advent of the
railroad the march Of progression rapid The last
spike driven which connected the Union aud
Central Pacific railroads at Promontory point, May
10th, 1869.
Box Elder county has debt either bonded or
floating The assets of the county amount to S36-
lill5. This was the figure given out by the board Of
commissioners July 26 last. TO maintain the
county during the fiscal year ended juno so last cost
S4200l 03 This with balance hand at that date
of Sl1 0l6.l6 show the receipts of the county for
the year. Roads rivers and bridge expenses for the
year amounted to Sl553S. During the coming year
work VIII begin on court house to $4,000
Plans have been drawn and in view that the mass of
lie people favor the building, it is believed that the
board OF commissioners VIII act upon The plans favor
ably at their next meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15
BOX ELDER COUNTY WEATHER rAcr,
SnowYilIe,


Tempcrature--
January, 23.s; February. 20; March a.,
April. 46.O; May $50; June, sos; .JuIy &C. Sss;
November. 36.G; December, 964 Annual 1,I;
Precipitation ~"
January. l.26; February. 0.s7: March, -.
April lis; May, 15C; June. o.5s; July, 0ossyy
August, OBS: September, 0.50; October' II9si
November, 0.s2; December, 1.O9: Annual i, IL :,
Corinne.
Temperature
January, 24.S; February. s0.2; March ,oo
April, SOC; May, COS; June. 764: July, 33SS 3SS
August, 74A: September, 65.3 October 81 KY y
Noycmher, ,@76; December, 29O; Aguuai, 5I5
Precipitation ' '|i
Japuar 132; February, l2o; March 1p
April, LID; May LAO; June, 0 go, july oI7
August. 051 September, O66: Octobcy' IdS yaS
November, 091; December, l55; AunuaI' lSai
Promontory.
January: -; February, $50, March Az
April. 47I; May, 5I.5; JUNG. 6S.l; July 7ii
November 800, December PCS; Appusl asj
Precipitation 'ai
January, 0.97: February Os2; March Oy-
April o.67, May. 0,s1: June, O5l. Jn,v' GS6sGJ
August O34; September. 60; octobsyy' oSy' S;S y
November, 0.52; December, O.S2; Annual 3s,
January, $50; February, 800: March Am
: April 1876; May, 5S7; June, So; Iuly !? Xxx y
. August, 14.6; September, Gil: October, 4; !,
: Noycmbcr, BIB: December, PIG; Annual lgi
Precipitation
January, O.63: February, o.62: March no.
April, 0.16: May, 0,T9; June O.59; July 0M'
August, O.2O; September, OIL October 6tl,
: November, 0.50; December, 0.13, Annual 6S5
r; !; =.
10 the Santa Maria, EIdorado. Napoleon M,,bc,, =,
'rince of India properties. also thc Overland r.
Maker and Sierra Madrc groups of cluius baro H.
pcned to exploration largely during the Iaa &
ears Most of the above groups of cluims have -
worked up to the present for gold, silver. lead n
opper There are lodcs of iron east of Willard M
his lode or vein extends distance of nine ~
nd is from 10 TO 40 feet IN thickness
Natural gas has been discovered west Of Br,ti-
'ity Slate deposits have been found in the mouuir.
orth of Brigham City, while the salt deposits or f
vest of ProInontory and northwest Of Plane Csy r.
ncxhaustlblc.
There are hot springs IN plenty and the meditr'
Qualities are tho equal of any hot springs IN Al.ra
The larger OF these springs is located west OF Cir'
II the south end of Little mountain: ono tSO Ela
rom Honcyville and The Utah hot springs juyi nFi
{ the division line between Box Elder and Weber 81
V - miles south OF Brigham City.
AN INDIAN VILLAGE.
Box Elder county contains an Indian village, Nit
,klc by name. The residents arc descendants Of q
;boshone tribe. The village is moi under soyefsA
ontro but is a branch of the Mormon church
In Box Elder county one can 90 10 sea by al a
ne Southern Pacific has constructed the greatest t
II America, the Lucin cutoff, which crosses Gas
Salt Lake, the trestlc over the open water bs9 Il
niles in length.