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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-05
PROVO
NEW COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Session OF City Council--Dcpartmc
RepOrts--New Year Weddings.

Session OF titN 1OunCil-DcDartincn
RepOrts--New Year Weddings.
Special correspondence.
Provo. Jan. Yesterday at noon the
Utah county officers elected last No
vember assumed the respective offices
to which they were elected. The change
ia the board OF county commissioners
was characterized by complimentary
speeches from members OF both boards.
The new board organized with A. b.
Walker Of Lndon as chairman His
associate members are Q. H. ward OF
Provo, and u T. Lewis Of Spanish
Fork. Messrs Joseph W. Dunn OF
Provo and John u. Dixon OF Payson
are the retiring members.
The new county officers with their
deputies are,
County Attorney--JacOb Evans; dep
uty. W. +. Rydalch. Thomas John.
with A. l.. Booth, deputy, are the re-
firing officers Of this office.
County Clerk-M f. Katchner. Jr T.
deputies. Hyrum r. Christensen OF Sa-
lem and Miss Nina Houston Of Amerf-
can Fork. Elias A. Gee is the retiring
county clerk.
Sherinf-George T. Judd; deputies. Al
ma {. Hales Of Spanish Fork. Farley
r. Pratt of Provo. Jesse NJ. Harmon IS
the retiring sheriff.
County Treasurer-Mont johnson Gre
elected; deputy. L. l.. Nelson. the
present incumbent II Is understood
however, that Mr.. Nelson viii only serve
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n Ternes Reinstated as Desk
Sergeant-Purchase Of
Waterworks Ratified.
w COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
W superintendent OF Iniirrnary and
Overseer OF Poor Named
Judge Assaulted.

Ogden. Jan. 1.-THE city council
its session last evening reinstated
n Ternes as desk sergeant az the
leo station. The matter was brought
ore the council in the shape OF a
|nmunication from the police COM
tee recommending the appointing
Ternes. The recommendation was
opted. In connection with the re-
was a communication from the
II OF police naming George Ward
former desk sergeant, as as
ant night detective. This appoint
ne was confirmed.
communication was received
70 Judge Volney c. Gunnell Of the
emile court asking tho council TO
o some action in the matter Of
sing the theaters and moving pic
o houses on Sunday evening. The
ter stated that Il Is the habit Of
young people to cOngregate at
80 places. He asked the council to
Q action against the places by en-
cling the state laws which forbid
OF on Sunday.
hen the communication was read
'incilman Dickson stated that he
ught the matter should be referr-
to the law committee. Councilman
care moved that the communica-
be referred 70 the special water
|lmittee. Councilman Thomas NOV
that the letter be filed as he
| ught the city should not interfere
h the duties OF parents. Upon a
the communication went 20 the
nance committee.
applications for the renewal OF ten
| her Licenses were granted. There
also i've renewal Of pawnbrokers
nses.
he sanitary Inspector rSported
there were 22 deaths and A
MS during the past week.
deed OF conveyance was filed with
county recorder yesterday from
Ogden Waterworka company 10
len City. OF all properties, fran
ses rights and titles to property
said company. The consideration
en- was S155,400. A special ses-
Of the city council was also
yesterday in which the purchase
the waterworks by the city was
fed. The city began sending out
ces to water users yesterday with
ructions TO can at the water
rs office and pay the same.
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A PITCHED BATTLE.
between cattle Rustlcrs ana Ncmbcrs
or Viqalantc Committee.

san Diego. Jan advice just re-
ce'vcd from Mesa Gmudo. 30 miles from
here, tell of pitched battle 30 miles
Iium there between "a gang OF cattle
rustlcrs and members of 81 vigfiante
committee organized TO put ston Co
the deprcdaitons OF cattle thieves who
are working in that locality In the
light that followed the refusal to SUR
render. two MoXicans. am Indian and
q white man. ail members of tho band
were shot and killed. and one vigil
ante was seriously wounded
According TO Information received
the vigilantcs Saturday picked up tho
tran Of % band of cattle thieves who. Dc
q believed, made away with several
hundred head Of stock near Mesa
Grande last week. and followed Thorn TO
"a point just this side OF the interua-
uona line. where the rustlcrs were
rounded up They fed across the boun-
Diary after the fight
Coroner Morgan LEFT this city this
morning for the scene OF the killing.
owing Co the isolation OF the district
details are slow Goa coming in
The rustlers are believed 90 be allied
with the same gang now under arrest
in Los Angeles for horse stealing.
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THORNTON HAMS IN
HIS OWN DEFENSE

Flushing ~ y. Jan. A-Tuking the
witness stand in his own defense.
Thornton Jenkins Hains for more than
four hours today related with "a wealth
of detail the story of the shooting Of
William T.. Annis and of the conjugal
troubles of Capt. Peter g. Hams Jr.
that counsel asserts caused the mental
unbalancing OF the army officer and
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10 additional work IN tho ONCE OF the
city recorder at compensation OF
$3.50 month m addition Co the reg
ular salary
The superintendent of sewers was
authorized TO permit. be- Tho consent
or the committee on scwof. persons To
connect with private sewers
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Mrs Catherine Beisel testified that
Capt Erh was extremely brutal. and
that De lei he anger fall upon cifh
her or Mrs Erh N they vcntured
oppose him
Once MIS- Dcisci said. when ..e
asked capt Erb why he did not wnnl
her o. visit her sister. ne replied
n don't want any beggars around
here"
Whom Mrs. Erb demonstrated with
him DE ram after her and Chokcu hef
almost into insensibilty
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noN,r GET ADTNoRcE.

western judge granted a divorce on
account OF ill-temper and bad breath.
DIT Kings New Life Pills would have
prevented IT. They cure Constipation
causing bad breath and Liver Trouble
the ill-temper. dispel colds, Danish
headaches. conquer chills pc at y.
C.. NJ T. DuuV Dept l12-l14 South
Main Street. salt Lake CIty
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NORTH DAI1orA BANK RAILS.

Washington. Jan. 4-The First Na-
uonal bank of Rugby. n. H.. closed its
doors today and the comptroller OF tho
currency has appointed n receiver. The
bank has "a capital stock of $4,000 and
deposits to the amount of s2fq $50
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NEw couNTY coNERNMENr.
New superintendent OF Innrmary aud
OVcrsccr of Poor Named

ONcf~ccr OF POOr Named.
ogden. Jan. J.-One OF the busiest
sessions ia many months was held by
The board OF county commissioners yes
terday afternoon. The old board went
/ out OF existence and the new one was
usherci Ia az noon. The only chang
On the board is John q. Bybee In place
OF David Mckay The latter in retir-
ing expressed his appreciation to Com
missioners Madsen and Moore FOR
their kindness and courtesy extended
g. him while he was in office and ex-
pressed his best wishes for his sue
cessor John r. Bybee. who was in
Quoted into Office.
In the afternoon the board met and
Mr. Madsen was reelected chairman
OF the board. The following committees
were appointed. Finance and auditing.
/ Madsen. tax matters and supplies. By
bee; court house and grounds. Moore:
chairman OF county board OF health
Madison In the three road districts Of
the county Madison viii have charge OF
No. I, Moore Of 40. 2. and Bybee OF
40. 3
The resignation Of Joseph Stanford
as Overseer OF poor. which was ten
dcrcd some time ago was accepted. cf-
r,Nc January %, and Commissioner
dsen was appointed with a salary OF
5000 per year.
The various county officers Submit q
their appointments, which were pub
lished IN last evenings News" and
the same were confirmed "A: e.. Han
sen was appointed superintendent OF
the county infirmary with salary at
500 per month.
Applications for the position OF
county physician were received from
the following and taken under advise
ment Drs. II. e. Forbes, @. w.
Green and ]. NJ. Elliott of ogden ana
A. Leo Brown Of BounufuL The APP
pointment of road supervisors was also
taken under ADJUSTMENT.
JUDGE GUNNELL ASSAULTED.
While ia his office yesterday after
noon Judge Nolney G. Gunnell Of the
Juvenile court was assaulted by Thorn
as G.. Morris, a local painter and paper
hanger, who II is alleged had some
grievance against the Judge. II is
stated that the judge was sitting IN his
Office and Morris came I'm and 10 is al
legged that without any prov0catiou
struck Gunneli a blow which rendered
him partially unconscious. The judges
glasses were broken and his face badly
cut A warrant was issued for Morris
arrest and the matter viii be threshed
out in the police court.
DEATH OF MARY SIMPSON.
Mrs. Ann Mary Simpson, widow OF
william Simpson died at the
family residence in Riverdale
yesterday OF general debility fol-
lowing a stroke Of paralysis The de-
ceased was born in Runheaven. Dem
mark. July %. 1870. She joined the
Latter-day Saints Church I'm her ma
tive land and emigrated TO Utah when
a girl The deceased Is survived by
six children, one son, Joseph, being
ON a mission in Japan. Since the
young man has been away from home
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DISTRICT COURT

judge Howell opened the January
term " the district court this morning.
beginning his second term as judge of
the Second judicial district Tho case
on Trial ls the Wild-Rice Milling Co.
vs. Continental Supply Co.
judge 9. W. Morse 90 salt Lake is
in Ogden in the case Of y. a. Kurtz.
w. ogden Canyon Sanitarlum Co. sit-
ting FOR Judge Howell. who is disaual-
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few months expecting to leave for
personal business ieasons
County recorder. r. r.. Thorno. dopu-
ties John n. Christensen Of American
Fork. Alice }. Harrington OF Provo
and Nollic Jones OF spanish Fork Ed
ward r.. Jones IL the former county
recorder.
county asscssor. J. "a. Beck Gre
slcctod) deputies. Don W. COnoNcr OF
Provo, and Ruth Matloy, Of Spanish
Fork
County surveyor. H. Frank wontz
George n. Childs Of Lehi. succeeds
T.. D.. Egcerisen of Provo as county
superintendent OF schools.
UTAH COUNTY FINANCES.
A statement OF tho oounty's finances
was submitted by County CLERK Gee,
which makes the following showing
cash on hand July I, 1908 ....f 23fN
Received from various funds D.. 66.1639l
Total cash receipts .... s66.oes.2 5
D1sBURsEMENTs.
Warrants In circulation Jan. T.
1909 ...............A p .iabaA
Warrants disburscd ............ 42.464S2
Total disbursement ...... Saf. soils
Less warrants In circulation
Jan. 4 1903 .................. fl5o.6O
Total disbursements less war
rants in circulation .......... Si0.fi5.5S
Cash on hand Jan g. 1909 ... S26 252.6l
The valuation OF an county property
and resources over the liabilities is
placed at Sli0.377.54.
BURGLARY OF DEPOT.
The ID. a r. c. depot at Spanish
Fork was burglarizcd saturday night
anG some Of the express packages taxi
en-. Among the stolen articles vas a.
package containing the contributions
Of the Eureka sunday school Go the
Sunday school nickel fund, which had
been sent TO the stake superintendent
al Spanish Fork.
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BURGLARY OF DEPOT
THESE Will WED.

Marriage licenses have been issued
20 the following couples
Horace J. Either and Amy Fullmer.
both OF Springville.
j p Stone and Virginia SUuttou.
both of Springyillc
Thomas Tidwell of American Fork.
and Mary Murphy Of Lake shore
A. =. Whiting and Leila Whiting.
both OF Maplcton
John d. Klenkc and Marguerite S.
Ecscrt both of Provo
Henry Archiablc Angus OF lake
shore and Clara Ethel Mckinney of
Fairfield
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING

AT the meeting OF the city council.
last evening, City Recorder johnson
withdrew his resignation presented a
week ago. There was opposition by the
Democrats ana Recorder johnson was
asked what he intended to do he re-
piled that he intended 20 appoint a.
deputy. Mr.. Johnson was permitted 20
withdrawn his resignation on a strict
party vote Alr. johnson afterwards
appointed ole +. Olson. Jr. as deputy
city recorder The appointment was
confirmed
Mayor Decker made the following
appointments 10 the good roads con-
ventiOn I'm Salt Lake, Jan "a: Council
men Beebe. Giles and Carter members
Of the committee ON streets and alleys,
and President Powelson
Councilman Craner was appointed n
member Of each OF the committees ~
which ex-Councilman Van Wagenen.
his predecessor was q member.
Fire Chief I.oveless reported for 1903
that there had been u fires with a
less Of Sl134.25. and with Insurance Of
s549 50. The cost attending fires and
other work Of the fire department for
the year was Sl95.5o
Reports OF the sexton. the sealer Of
weights and measures. the city mar
shall and the Justice of the peace were
referred to committees without read
ing
on the report Of a special commit
tee, the city treasurer WAS engaged 10
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hoth bis father and mother have passed
away The funeral will BE- held Thurs
way az II q. m. az the Rivcrdaio meet
inFhouse Tho intcrmcut VIII be in The
city cemetery
FORTUNATE WORLD TROTTERs.
N. s. Browning received a cabiccram
yesterday afternoon from Dr Rich at
vienna announcing tho safe arrival in
That city of himself and wife. also Mr.
and Mrs Hcaly. The travellers left Mes
sina two days before the earthquake
"A ID OGDEN
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DEATH or W. II BROWN

W IT, Brown, who has been COM
Quoting blacksmith business here
for the past 20 wears died Yesterday
morning after brief illness from con-
iestion OF the lungs. Tho deceased was
born I'm MONley. Georgia. Dec IA. 1855.
He came TO Salt Lake when 10 years Of
age ana lived there till he came TO
Provo. 20 years ago Mr. Brown was
an honorable, industrious man. lie
leaves wife and two children The
funeral win take place tomorrow.
"wednesday from the sixth warn
westinghouse services beginning at
/ o'clock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-01
Rn.rnn Wool Mnrkrl Rri-k

Boston. AUG. 31-Tradins
local wool market last wtes
chiefly confined Ia the smal
sumers. hut was above the
volume Tor this time of th'
Thor. is 60 stronger feeling FOB l.
of tho market
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-01

TO THOSE WHO WEAR TURN
DOWN COLLARS OUR MEM 20th
CENTURY Loo Az SH NpER OF
EIRS THE PERFECTION on COL
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THEM EITHER, NND LETS THE
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DRY co. PHONE liS.
FOR 4 TIMER OR PLUMBER
CALL Up CRESCENT HARDWARE
COMPANY. PHONE 3i5.
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WI SI-W BUTTONS on YOUE
CLOTHES. HIBBS LAUNDRY co
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LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST


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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
WASHINGTON NEWS
NUTSHELL
Matters Of Public Interest at National
Capital Yesterday in Condemned
Form.
iRy Associated PressD

NV
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. April "a
Today'.5 news events in Washington:
The Senate finance committee
agreed on compromise between
manufacturers of print paper and
those who are demanding free pulp
and reduced duties on paper
A continuance Of the present rate
of Is per cent: ad valOrem on hides
was decided upon. The House rates
on .tcel rails probably vii! stand and
some protection vii! be afforded in
dencndcnt oil producers.
The question Of authority as BE-
tween Secretary Maggie. o! the de-
InrtTcnt Of commerce and labor. and
Director of the Census North reach
cd an acute stage. and was the oc-
CASTOR for two conferences between
President Taft and the secretary.
Secretary Maggie insists that the
matter must he settled at once. Di-
rector North declines 10 talk
The Daughters Of the American
Revolution closed their 18th congress.
The International law society closed
its third and most interesting annual
session by re-electinC El!hu Root as
president ard making President Taft
honorary president Of the oTganiza-
ton
Rol-crt watchcorn. commi. sioncr Of
Immigration IT New York. resigned
and his resignation was accepted 10
take effect at once
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
foR1itTH.a ANNIVERSARY OF
AVER 6 SOW CELEBRATED
Great Advertising Agency Firm Gives
Notable Banquet to Employees,
and Many Guests.
(By Associated Press.)

PHlLADEl. PHIA. April 24-The
fcrtirth anniversary of the founding
of the house OF n. W. Aver a Son. tn"
leading advertising agency of tn"
country. As well as tn" successor OF
the pioneer advertising agency. was
celebrated tonight at tn" Bellevue
StratiOrd by a banquet rendered by
the finn 70 upward of 500 guests. com
prisirg their go odd employees and
the advertising circles. Journalism
and immense enterprises and indus
tries in commercial lines
The immense second floor ballroom
of III" bellevue Stratford, beautifully
decorated with a profusion of flowers.
was taxed 10 its capacity to accommo-
date the large assembly. Perhaps
never has there been gathering so
representative of the three forces
which make advertising the adver-
tiyer. the agent and the press. With
the latter can be classrd the expo
ncnts of that branch of advertising
known as outdoor billboard
and she street car.
The history Of the firm thus crle-
lratiliC it IOrtieth birthday is in it
self II classic. recording advertising
progress in America From its be-
ginning the firm OF n. w Aver 4 Son
has hlaZ"d the way-"volF"d and I'M
proved methods and established tn"
principles which har" won for II II
rrr*ti"r and which, as composite.
hay" created the principles upon
which the hest in the "n''r" "dvertls-
ing business is to-day C"ndnct'd.
The guests az this nCtahl" banquet
were seat, d at about nine great tables
one table running tn" entire length
of the ballroom. and. projecting there
from. eight prongs. each one over fit'y
fec, iGrg and accommodating over III
" guests. At the head table were tn"
-four members OF the firm-F. Way
land Aver. Henry n. Mckinney. Al
her, G. Bradford and Jarvis A. Wood
together with the guests OF honor.
Presentation to Mr.. Aver.
At a given signal. James A. Buch-
anan. the dean OF the business getting
staff. rose In hh place. and, catching
Mr.. Ayers attention, in a very apt
speech presented him with a massive
sterling silver loving cup. Mr.. Aver
although taken completely BY sur
prise. accepted the gift in the most
felic;tous way, even though he found
it difficult to express himself under
the circumstances. This event was
characterized by an immense amo mt
of enthusiasm on the part OF all pres
cnt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
OFFICIAL VERSION OF
TURKISH REVOLUTION
Ambassador Hears Thai Invaders
Entered With Slight Resistance
and Few Casualties.
ORDER AMO SECURITY ARE PERFECT
Miss Mary custis Lee Of Virginia
Among Americans at Storm Center
Newspaper Correspondent Form
erIy CT New Orleans, Slightly
Wounded During Battle.


WASHINGTON ID. G.. April "a
The following is the official version
Ct t2iay's Gev"l l,m"nts AT Cmstautl-
ny-plc as 4ccci,,d " the Turkish En-
hassy here from the f,rcisn office
at Constantine pie lat" today:
The second and third army corps
antclrd Const tntinople aud occupied
all tip, barracks most f which sur
rerd ;ca with ut resistance. The'e
'xcrc r, lativcly few victims. Order
and security perfect.
The houses, fGc"iSn missions, en-
bassics. etc. and the banks, as well AZ
hote.s are guarded by the military 30
that there Is safety in the town.
The measures were only taken for
precautiOn."
General Lees Daughter There.
Miss Mary GUSTS Lee. mentioned
in Cortantinople dispatches to-day as
being among the Americans vino ure
now in Constantinople IL a daughter
Of General Robert r. FEE. sTd ~as
bcrn in the mansion at Arlington
Va She sailed from this country
morc' than year ago. Relatives IN
Alexandria, Va. wtce mt aware that
she was in Turkey.
The early part If tn" winter she
was in Egypt whence she want tn
Greece For the past thirty years
Miss Lee has been t,av Her, most
~ alone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
TIMELY ARRIVAL OF
POLICE SAVES NEGRO
Had Successfully Fought With Young
White Woman For Possession OF
Her Purse.
(Ry Associated Press.

SAVANNAH. GA. April 24.-But
for the protection afforded him by a
number of policemen early tonight an
unknown negro who, after struggle,
had robbed Miss Nellie Brown. a
young white girl. of her purse. anu
who was pursued by a thousand men.
would in all Probability have been
roughly handled. AS it was, blood
was streaming from minor wounds in
his head when the Officers reached
him at the city market, while the
streets around it were a solid mass
of men and boys
The negro Sprang towards Miss
Brown from lane. A sharp struggle
followed in which the girl fought
for her purse. hut the negro's supe-
rior strength enabled him. to win the
prize. AS he fed. Miss Brown scream
ed and Harold Bo,timer, messenger
hoy. jumped from his bicycle and
struck the negro with a wrench he
carried. Then The crowd, attracted
~ the screams. closed in. 4 half
dozen pistols flashed and several
knives cleaned Then the officers ar
rived and the negro vas arrested and
sent TO the police station
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
PETER F. COLLIER. OWNER OF
COllIeh'S WEEKLY, DEAD
End Came Suddenly at the Riding
Ciub-Was Native Of ireland
and Wealthy.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. April 24-Petcr F..
Collier. founder and publisher Of Col
licr's Weekly. died suddenly last night
Of apology at the Riding Club.
Mr., Golfers illness came suddenly.
DR.. r. Tilden Brown was hastily called
In hut the publisher was dead when
he arrived.
, Peter r.. Collier was known prin-
cipally as the fomder, chief owner
and editor Of Golfers Weekly. In
this he was associated with his only
scu. Robert J. Collier. who, with the
widow. survive HIM
Born In ireland I'M 1919, ne arrived
In this country when a young man and
settled in Cincinnati. where he was
educated. He came to New York
more than thirty years tgo. where he
Started tho publishing house and
Imassed a large fortune In the sub
scrti ton business by publishing per
icdicals.
Mr. Collier was an enthusiast on
outdoor sIEvtS. being an expert polo
player. and almost daily WAS In the
saddlc. He has many fine saddle
horses and was a member Of many
hunting and riding clubs.