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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. Sept 1.-THE following mar
riage licenses were issued today:
George s: Rogers, 2s, San Francisco. and
Samles ]. Holiness, A.. Madison. Wis, and
Cecilia W. Skinner. 26. Berkeley.
William Jones' 81 MADEIRA. and Mamie B.
Ford. 81 Oakland.
Algot Peterson. II. and Alma wardman. 20.
both of Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

TO REGULATE AUros-Elmhurst. Sent. II.
j. f. Wood, G. G. Tilfman. J. W. Loomis c. o.
Phenager and G. G. Murphy have been appointed
from the Elmhurst board of trade to confer
with the board of supervisors concerning pro-
posed legislation as to automobile and electric
streetcar speed In East Fourteenth street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
NEW POWER SUBSTATION
FOR RICHMOND SERVICE
Branch to Be Moved From
Standard Oil Works

POINT RICHMOND, Sept. 1.-THE
Richmond light and power company has
arranged to establish a substation at
Second street and Nevin avenue, NOV
ing us present subStation from the
location VIII be made to meet a de-
mand for electric power on the east
side The station will be of reinforced
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
Have You = Flat to Lets

If you have house or fiat that is
vacant advertise 1T in the Want Ad
section of The Call and 1t will not
remain vacant long. Phone your ad
to Kearny 86.
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EXCHANGES

William Wolf, seventy-dve years old
was thrown from his wagon at his
home near MELVILLE and killed last
Monday afternoon. Mr.: Wolf had
been at MELVILLE where he got a load
Of wood. After driving home he start
ed to unload the wood when his team
became frightened and started to run.
Mr.. Wolf lost his balance and was
thrown from the load to the ground
and one wheel passed over his body
breaking his leg and crushing his side.
breaking several ribs and infiicting
internal injuries which caused y his
death half an hour later Mr.. Wolf
came to the, MELVILLE country nine
years ago and filed on a claim about
a mile and half north Of the present
site OF Melville. Here he made his
home since. The funeral services
were held at Salem church on Tues
day afternoon, the funeral sermon be-
ing preached by Rev. John Brum-
baugh and the remains were inferred
In MELVILLE cemetery.-Will ;McLarty,
Boyd Freedom and Hugh Roy went
to Devils Lake on Monday to attend
the celebration Of M emorial Day
Arthur Foster; and wife went to Devils
Lake yesterday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Kimmerl which occurs this
afternoon ats2 o c1ock rof and Mrs.
Haig of DeYiIss Lake were here last
sSund ITO attend the funeral zof Miss
! Edna Hal There have been many
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and reserved seats will be sale circus GREEN'S
exactly prices charged the ticket wagons. III

stories manufactured to illustrate the
,meanest man but there is case at
Cando which illustrates him without
need Of manufacturing anything. One
Rectory, the telegraph operator at
Cando, was called up from Stark
weather last Tuesday morning at 5
O'Clock and. asked to send a death
message. "I'm not working nights 2
he roared, and no amount of entreaty
would induce him to assist in getting
"a message through. We do not intend
to repeat all the epithets which have
been applied to this being around
Starkweather since last Tuesday
morning and he. had better keep out
of this town. Starkweather Times.
4 =3553 I: s .s, i M s. s: p; "a!
The Cleveland and Brocket public
schools held their annual picnic last
Friday The day was pleasantly
spent in various athletic sports and
outdoor exercises. Dinner and refresh
.ments were served in the school
building to the children and visitors
of the two schools. a feature Of the
afternoon was the annual base ball
game between the Cleveland and the
Brocket8 school teams, which resulted
in a hard fought victory for the Brock.
let school by the close score Of Is to
II. q large gathering was In attend
sance and q good time is reported. g
Mrs. q. w ohnstad and little girls Of
2 Lake, arrived lin town on Mon
day and visited at the Engesather
home for az day. going to Edmore on
s3Tuesda Brocket News.
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Miss Maggie Nnger returned from

Miss Maggie Nnger returned from
Devils Lake Saturday where the pre-.
ceding day she took the teachers ex,.
animation. The regular rural mail;
!; carriers are in Montana looking az:
ter their claims, and their substitutes,
Mrs Castel and Miss Hannah McDon-
mel are looking after The patrons Of
their respective routes. They made
the trip Saturday thru the heavy rain
storm, but at $3.50 p. m: when the tail
end Of the tornado struck them Mrs
sCastel concluded that there was where
the searching party would find her;
while Hannah, standing knee-deep III
the mud and water holding her fright
ened horses, said her last nov / lay
me down to sleep. !" Churchs Ferry
S:I:. " s 3.. ;$i
:;. +. Miss Christine johnson visited with
, friends at Devils Lake last Monday: =
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Roush went to Dew
lis Lake yesterday morning. Mrs.
Roush will probably undergo an oper-
alton and her many friends win be pa
tiently awaiting her return The
| Misses Mabel Jorgenson, Marie
Thompson and Jeneya Lynch visited
at the lake yesterday between trains,
Atty. Glory was q visitor III town
Hast Thursday evening on his way to
the Eddy county seat He is prom.
inent Devils Lake attorney Warwick
Sentinel S9 B. \
Mesdames Wake and southam, and
the afisses5 Hurd, seymoure, Larson
and Prof, Gleason. attended the Me-
mortal exercises at Devils Lake, Mon.
day Miss Iyerson and Robt. Gun
we're Devils Lake visitors Sunday ~.
Mr. Nicholson and Master !. Bernard
were Devils Lake visitors Tlesday.-
Rudolf Haugen was 4 Devils Lake Wis.
llsi Its 5 Tuesday this week IA consultation
with With Probate Judg Henry getting the
necessary EGG creden tiaIs. t,rary Public.
Opinion.
James Code went % Devils Lake
Tuesday Baker spent Sunday
with his family al Devils LAX s.
Iampden Guardian 81
u 10
Miss ! Glendor Porter departed yes.
terday Tor Devils Lake ID search of
employ rnent och Lake Ripp1ss.
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% Y B RS AGO

The Minnie ii will make It's first
trip*t Minnewallkan today.
Capt. Herman has put a handsome
fence fen around his residence on Third
street. "
AS special meeting Of the city: board
was vas held last evening TO consider the
water question. "a Ss
Attorneys 'Brien, Morgan and
B l,ia an were at Fargo On court bust.
ness this week. /;
s yenty-five excursionists left this.
city ii the Minnie n Thursday going
20 ~. Totem to spend the day.
= Ten Brock, son Of Mr.. and
~ Mrs. z. Camp and q brother Of Mrs.
ipple, is visiting here. Mr.. Ten
BlH'raoeck q g resident 81 Middleton, M.
3s's
p. "a. Brogan, of Minot, and MISS
Maggie McC Glory. sister 81 Probate
Judge Met Glory Of this city WI were mar.
Red AZ this city. Tuesday morning ~
Rev. Father clauds $50
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81

81
Saz
The FIRST mark az WI be held NE
HampI den atnrd d
Merl Adler Has closed successful
years school at Derrick
George Mlkelj Ohm, 81 81 arkweathsr,,l
went to California last week
baby III orn to IN i. and
Mrs Louis sette satS Crazy last week.
Andrew olsen has been elected al
of school board Hamp
den
$$l A baby girl was d orn to- Il and
Mrs Jno. Wade at TIanp den last week
Sunday.
Tooney and ~ G. a. Honey
have opened an auto bile garages ts
Edmore.
Geo. Haney Isl again at 3starkWeath4si
er for the summer after several
mon tbs absence.
n Monday afternooln IN az S1st. Mrs
Andrew Blegen passed away at her
f*home at Churchs Ferry. .:; &.
"a dance lis to sbe given at Giles hall
lat Crazy this evening for the bene-:
fit OF the Crazy ball team.
ElmerE Clausen. the MELVILLE ban:
ker, was married to Miss sTilda Tai
dickson, at Crookston, last week.
Miss Celia Anderson, Of Edmore.
underwent an operation for appendi:.
citis at Grand Forks this week. L;
2%;t $$ Il - q
Miss Susie Shevlin Of 81 Churchsl
Ferry, was married to Mr.. &c Chat
lice, in st: Louis Wednesday june 3D.
NJ. M Van Osdel Of Edmore has
been enjoying q visit from his sister
for ia55feW days: She was enroute ito
4 the coast. Il s15
Dan Farley, William Grip and Den.
Inis Donohue took examinations last
week at starkweather for positions as
rural mail carriers: s.. y SSs 4
u q ~ :$
Ell. Johnson who has managed the
4 Humber yard at Hampden for q couple
4 Of years past has gone to Calvin to
manage a yard at !. that place.
4 S$ n . . .
The Munich conan ncement exer-
4 cises were held last week Friday and
4 Saturda The year has been "a very
i successful one for their schools: e.
4 81 4; . s. X 2:S z 4.
John Rowland has resigned his posi-
ton, as section foreman for the Far
liners road at starkweather and viii
/ engage in the harness business at that
place. He is succeeded by q Mr..
Schmidt. 5s:.5
52 lS b. o y 81 2s5s5 .. / ~ =.
I At the annual school election at
4 Brocket last week there was a tie vote
between Knute Olson and a: Bernis-
\ \ ga. The tie was settled BY the two
candidates drawing cuts. and Mr.. OF
Ison was the lucky drawer. III .s ;5>i.:t I
{. z - 3 .ss% u: +.
Misses Burdick end Taylor who so
Il sue essfully taught the schools at
i Hampden the past year will neither Of
them return to that school next year,
Il both Of them having contracted; else
Il where at advanced salaries. :zs. 5:.
q 4 s9 o i. :.S.ss ). b -. @5 q.
On account Of the death Of Mr.. w.
SlRs Haig, and Miss Edna Haig, the
b graduating exercises Of the Stark:
:Iweather schools which were to have
A occurred last week, were dispensed
With: 3 \ 4 III sSs
ft = ~ 4 II
Robert Wallace, OF starkWeather,
\ recently returned from Rochester.
Il ~ Mime sota. where he underwent an
I operation for cancer: It ! is his i'm.
.Ipresaion and the earnest hope Of his
q friends that the operation was sue
cessful. + s. .Sys /.
ssi 80 - It
% YEARS AGOS
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Robert Wallace, Of starkweather,
recently returned from Rochester.
Minnesota, where he underwent an
operation for cancer It is his Inn
preston and the earnest hope Of his
friends that the operation was sue.
Scessful. ST .5S
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On account Of the death Of Mr.. w:
Il Haig, and Miss Edna Haig, the
graduating exercises Of the Stark:
weather schools which were to have.
occurred last week, were dispensed
with. 7 5 & Il Sd ;iS
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-11

S Misses Burdick end Taylor who so
successfully taught the schools at
5Hampden the past year will neither Of
them return to that school next year,
both Of them having contracted else
where at adyanced salaries d Y Is lssy:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-03
CLUB committees
c. A. R. ENTERTAIN
E:SpTingvilIe and Spanish Fork VIII
Aid in Entertaining Veterans
On Aug. 10. rs
especial Correspondence.

f d.
PROVO, Aug. 3.rhe Commercial
club committee which has charge OF
the Aug. 18th entertainment Of the G..
A. r. in this city is working hard to
make the day a success. Last evening
members of the committee visited
Springville and Spanish Fork and con-
ferred with representative citizens of
those places and secured their, cooper
alton for the entertainment of the
veterans. The committee is now work
ing on an interesting program to con-
sSst OF. patriotic exercises, races q
band contest, etc. The following aux
iliarY committees have been appointed:
4. Entertainment--J acob Evans, CHAIR
man; james Glove, G. e. Fletcher.
1lhaddeus McNitt. T. +. Pierpont
Receptlon--Walter A dams chairman,
Joseph w. Dunn. Webster Hoover. c.
H. Wright, C. A. Glazier.
Sports--R. z. Allen, chairman; r. r.
Irvine. Jr., George z. Barton. Hebcr,
3Jex, John Roundy
Accommodate ons--W. r. Giles, chair
man; WilliamtJ j. Startup, J. j. Craner,
u. e.. Bott, NJ NJ. M. Kellogg, l. A.
Smoot, C. F. Decker.
Advertising--J. David Larson, chair
man; Grant 2. Bagley. David ]. Blake.
Decoraticns--Ben Durland, chairman:
Arthur Craven. j. Milton Jones, f. G.
j Johnson, Alfred Maiben,
Finance-J. William Knight. chair,
man; Samuel j. Jones, w. X, Spafford,
John u. Bott wv. r. 5Pfobert. rs
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CHILD KILLED in
ACCIDENT NEAR ROOSEVELT
Especial Correspondence.


Z ROOSEVELT, Wasatch Co., Aug. L.
"A fatal accident occurred on the canal
being constructed at Lake Fork by the
Dry Gulch Irrigation company. Fred
Pack and family, formerly Of Kamas.5
but who now live on "a ranch near
Myton. We're out on fishing trip on
July "a and came by the works a few
minutes after a blast had been set OF.
Mr.. Pack was carrying one child. while
his wife carried the baby, Is months
old, a few steps In the rear. Think
ing that all danger was past, they start
ed to so by, when d slide OF dirt and
rock came like an ayalanch upon them
The infant was hit in the head by
large iock9and knocked out OF its moth
er' S arms, while the mother was buried
beneath earth and bouIders. The moth
or was rescued and SO on recovered con-
seriousness, escaping with a few bad
bruises. Her baby, however. never res
gained consciousness and died IN an
hour after the accident. The family re-
turned at once to their home between
this place and Myton, where the largely
attended funeral was held July 90
Bishop Dan Lambert and Elder r. s.
sColiett were the. speakers.
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8 a resolution authorizing the mayor
and recorder to convey the property
in the election to the railroad
company on$its acceptance of the fran
achise, was adopted by a. vote of { to g..
Councilmen Giles, Thomas and Newell
voting no. "
a communication was received from
State Engineer Tanner approving Ger
tain appropriation Of Provo river water
by Provo city. Supt. of Nvaterworks5
j. NJ. Holloway presented a repot urg-t
ing the installation OF the new water
main and other. improvement. He called
attention to tho increased demand for
water, and to the fact that the present
main was not In good condition. The
report showed the following financial
condition of the waterworks system for
the year: sis a ri
Cash collected from all sources, So
357 CO rebates. s3,067.70; deposited With
city treasurer, $1,000: outstanding city
rates s3s2.46: cemetery, S39S. i5.
Specifications for sidewalk paving
We're adopted,
The committee on election was in-3
5structed to present a report Of the cost
Of the depot election.
IA resolution creating sewer district
No. IL, which embraces the grea ter
part of the city east of; Third East
street, was presented and went over, till
the next meeting.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY AUGUST 8 1909

80 Z 2 III Z ~
G'ardston Sabbath school celebrated on
Friday, but most of the outside wards
observed Saturday and Il cessation
from farm labors and the finest
weather conditions made the occasion
more pleasant. n
There Is a general rush for the lakes
and mountain resorts. 1t is estimated
at the famous Waterlon lakes and
streams tributary to them.
Crops never looked better nor con-
Sditions more favorable, excepting pos
Sstbly that the season is two weeks later
than Is usual here. Haying is reported
in progress all through the ranching
sections. Alfalfa seems to be nerina-
Enently established in this new land and
crops are reported averag ing from two
E to three and ane-laIf tons per acre the
y first cutting.
The Kimball branch line from Raley
i Is to be standardized as far as Wool
ford and two now elevators are being
erected at that fertile grain center to
handle the bumper crop this fall
4 Last week President T.. J. Wood per-:
formed the 5ceremonS which united h.
IL. Lowry Of Taylol.Ville and Mrs. b.
Lewis of Cardston In marriage. This
happy couple will make their home at
8Taylorville.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen {.
son, while to Mr.. ana MIS-. Hugh b.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Phipps, and Mr.
and Mrs. S, NJ Woolf were born daugh-
sters
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Beck died last week.
Elders Walter Caldwell and Norval
Sorensen are recent arrivals from the
mission fields. Elder Caldwell was
nearly three years in Great Britain,
while Elder Sorensen. was released from
his lahors in the EASTERN part of the
United States on account of i'll health.
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CARDsTON HAS RAILWAY
RATES FAIRLY ADJUSTED
fspecial CORRESPONDENCE.

gsi Special sN<oTreSpoildenCe-1
L CARDSTCN, Alberta, Canada, July
PA piece of the very best news to
this locality was a communication from
the Dominion railway commission to
\ the Cardston board of trade, to the
effect that the claims of the people in
the Cardston district OF discrimination
in the matter OF passenger, freight and
express rates on the local railway line
were just and that the carriers had
been ordered to establish three-cent
per mile rate for passengers with
sixth reduction for round "trip tickets
also to establish a new tariff ofexpress
and freight rates placing this section
on the same basis as Canadian Pacific
main line rates. What this means to
the Own is bes understood when IT
was only two years ago that passengers
to Lethridge and return paid $3.50. Last
year s4.45 and now the same trip Will
cost only $3.50. Other items in propor
ton In the single instance of coalathe
new order will be of incalculable value
to the people.
cARDsToN BRIEFS,
Throughout the stake there was a
general observance of Pioneer day.
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cured a livery rig at the Star stables at
"a O'clock this morning. When last seen
they We're driving down the canyon at
"a rapid pace. 3555i
Though the officers Of this place and
other counties were promptly notified,
the runaways have not been located
sg The attentions OF Higenson to Miss
parents, but DESPITE their protests, the
two are said to have had many clan
destine meetings. Last night the
daughter remained out until late
hour, and when she came home. it is
said, her mother told her she had better
go back whence she came. The girl
then went away and did not return all
night.
X It is believed that the couple went
away to be married, but in view Of the
girls nge, they may have some diff
GUILTY IN doing 50.
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the resort. He also stated that when
the resort was first built that q build.
ing for saloon purposes Was erected
near the resort, but the police had re-,
fused to grant such a license and did
not think the city should do SO now;
The recommendatio ion of the chief Of
police was approved and the q pplica-s
ton was denied. ~
The board of trustees of the State
Industrial school, by Harry. Joseph az
chairman, asked that the watermainsi
be extended to the state institution. The
application was referred to the special
water committee.
The Auditorium band by a, u, Agee,3
leader. stated to the council that the
band would goSto Salt Lake during the
& Ct. a.. II. erlcamDment and take part In
the parade. He stated that II the city
could offer. them some financial aid
that tho name of the band would be.
changed to the Ogden band The re-
quest was referred to the finance COM
smittee.
snpt. u 2 NJ Mills OF the city schools
appeared before the council and asked
on behalf of the board of education for
permission to hang pictures of the City
schools on the walls In the city hall.
IIe. also asked that the board be al-5
lowed the use OF the council chamber
at times that would not conflict with
the meetings Of the council. Both re-
Quests We're referred to the committee
on public buildings and grounds.
& The payrolls and claims We're read
and allowed
v The city engineer was Instructed to-
have the companies having poles on
Lincoln avenue between sTwenty-first
and Thirty-second streets to hayeSthem
removed from the center of the street
Within 30 days. 5st: Nj.
n Upon motion of Councilman Flygare,
the council adjourned for two weeks on
account OF the G. "A. r. cncampment
being next week.
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STAKE CoNFIlI,llN or !,

NEPTII, Aug. 1.-The Jnab stake
quarterly conference convened at tho
Tabernacle here at Nephi Saturday, July
man presiding. Elder George r.. Rich
ards of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles
was present and In connection with tho.
different bishops Of the wards and
President PaAman gave some very in
sstructivc remarks at the forenoon and
afternoon services. Sunday three meet
5ings We're held, and in connection with
Elder Richards. President S. b. Young
Of the quorum of seventies was pres
.erlt. and delivered addresses.
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THI,ILLING ESCAPE FROM DEATH

S BINGHAM. Aug. "A pair of ore car
trucks got away from the train on Sat
#urbad afternoon. plunged down an i'll
cline and smashed into the kitchen Of.
8the home Of Herman Johnson. Mr.
johnson and his daughter We're in the
room, but inraculously escaped I'M
hurt. IA
b While an engine and five loaded 90
ton ore cars were coming down the Bos-.
+ ton Con track a t about 1880 o'clock.
three Of the cars We're derailed, one of
them in such a manner as to send the
trucks with stupendous velocity down
the incline and through the wall of
the Johnson kitchen. Johnson was
standing at one side of the kitchen and
his daughter on the other, when the
trucks came crashing in. The mass
filled the kitchen except for a foot or
two@on either side. In this space the
occupants stood. S
Eight men who We're. eating their
meals in an adjoining room leaped
from the table and rushed into the
street. Tremendous excitement was oc-
casioned by the affair and the street
was denseiy packed with a Mortified
4 crowd in an instant. Neither Johnson
nor his daughter was injured and suf-8
3fered no i'll effects from their expert
$ence, further, than a, severe fright.
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.

e PROVO, AUG. 6 33.--Dr. s. H. PYne, sec
rotary of the county board of health,
reports the dairies and slaughter
houses In this county IN good condition,
or getting in good condition. Those
who were found in unsanitary condi-
tion are making improvements that
will bring them within the law.
a number of farmers in Pleasant
View will appear before Justice Noon
on the charge of flooding the streets
with irrigation water.
Hayes Thomas was arrested here last
evening for the Salt Lake. officers on 1, e
charge Of appropriating some BARRIERS
tools from a shop In Salt Lake. Mr..
Hayes claims to be part owner of the
missing tools.
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BOYS LIFE c RUSHED OUT
BY HAY WAGON AT tELSlN0RE
-lspeetal corregpondenee.l 5.

4 ELsINoRE, Sewer Co, Aug. l Il ,,':s
3terday forenoon, while the 6-yeair r.-
boy OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Hansen was
riding on u. hay rack with q neisllbor,
he fell from the wa on, which ran over
him, crossing his body In the region Of
the heart and lungs He gained his
feet and walked to the sidewalk, where
he tainted. He was carried into the
distance away and a doctor summoned
Ali that could be was done for him,
but the little fellow died an hour after
the accident. 855@53 al
The sympathy OF tie community goes
out to the family in their hour of
trouble Mrs Hansen, who has Just
gained her strength afterBa sick SPELL
is In a bad state. Her nerves are com.
.plctely unstrung. ~ 5