The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
News of RiChfieId


Neiehbors held social session wednes-
day. Mrs, Ed Whyte, past oracle OF the
blem by the members.
Mrs. Joseph Thurber and daughter
Fern: and sons Joseph and Jesse, depart
will spend the summer.
Mrs. Erick Nelson of Park City is Wis
iting friends here
Joseph +. DoXford the oldest citizen
and pioneer of Monroe, died Tuesday
morning, Mr.. DoXford was born In Eng
land In 1872. and was one Of the carly
Indian fighter and a member of the Black
Hawk Veterans. He was one OF Mon
roe's most avtive and enterprsnG cit-
zens, and was well and favorahly known
throughout the county.
The meeting OF the County Fair asso-
citation held in the court house saturday
A. X Hansen. Upon favorable report of
the committee appointed TO take invcn-
tory, of the property of the Driving asso-
property, Then occurred the election of
trustees. as follows. Q. p. Washburn, A,
elected for three-year term, ]. NJ; Parry
OF Elsinore and Olaf Nicholson for two
years, and Erastus Anderson and +. a.
Cay for one year The articles OF incor-
poration were read and adopted A COM
mittec composed OF members from the
various towns in the county was appoint
board of directors elected officers as fol-
lows: y, N, Hansen. president; O. Z.
Washburn, vice president; ParIcy Mag
lcoy; secretary -tres ss1 s1r%r- MI Magleby,s
\. X Hansen. o. p. Washburn. Erastus
Anderson and r, a. Gay were elected as
executive committee.
John Miller barkceper for IT, w, Ram
lose. was brought before Justice Jensen
Friday, charged with selling liquor He
pleaded not su,ilty; The prosecuting wit
alleged the bottle OF booze was sold. The
case will he tried in the near future. This
is said to be the first OF numerous pros
ccutions 10 be Instituted by the authori-
ties for Illicit LIQUOR selling.
The meeting OF the Sevler County Fish
and Game Protective association. called
for Tuesday. was postponed until June
The temporary organization made in Feb
ruary VIII continue as heretofore, The
association has thirty two paid-up mem
bers, and the present officers will make
strenuous canvass of the county TO
solicit membership and arouse enthus-
iasm for the meGting in June;
underwent an operation at Salt Lake
hospital. has recovered and is expected
home soon.
WIN Outzen. who is employed at the
Jumbo plaster mill had a narrow escape
from serious injuries last Wednesday.
While at work near one OF the spiral
machine and his clothing was torn from
him by the powerful screw Only his
strong resistance saved him from being
drawn into the conveyor.
Cyril Sorenson left here Tuesday to
join his father at Rock Springs. Wyo,,
where the latter has charge OF large
sheep sheariug interests,
County Recorder Viola Burr has re-
corded many location notices during the
past few weeks for Sewer county resi-
w. RI, Clark returned Wednesday from
Burtner. where he went TO look over the
new tract OF land put on the market by
I he rfr,Gr I off cor of pynig l,,
is the local sales agent.
Peace meetings Will be held Sunday
afternoon In each of the three wards
been prepared for the occasion Peace
will he enlarged in speech, song and
story,
The Commercial club social given
Wednesday night under the direction of
C. NJ Heppler and Charles Sougadrd
present, a nice lunch, was served and
the evening was spent in social games,
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Reaper Publishing company was
ing, officers were elected w. II. Seee
miller, president, Dr. j.; F McGregor,
The members OF the board OF directors
We're reelected with the exception OF
John Hood and Homer McCarty, Niels |
Poulson and J. NJ Peterson being elected
in their stead. a rcpory OF the years |
business was read by Manager c. NJ. !
Jones, which showed that the business /
WAS In a prosperous condition.
Willis Johnson went 10 salt Lake City |
for "A few days visit
a meeting OF the city council was held |
last night and several important meas
ures were. passed. The contract for
printing the city ordinances I'm loose |
leaf form was awarded the Reaper Pub |
fishing company. II was voted to ask |
for bids for the construction of cement |
sidewalks as soon as the ordinances vert
published N G. Jorgensen was awarded |
the contract for sprinlslns the streets
A committee was appointed to arrange q
programme for Decoration day, George |
who hos been serving as
special police. was released from duty aa
a consequence OF prohibition,