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-OLONIA DIAZ. MEX
severe Winter Cause OF Much Distrcs.
Among Mcxicans

CuimA Duz chihuahua. MeNico,
March ls.-T0c people iu This part Of
the country. have been experiencing,
some .Atr4dauarv weather. 10 began
fo SNOW ON ihp night OF the eleventh,
and snoWd all On next day This makes
the second Snow storm of this season.
So much moisture ls worth great
deal to- the country but such weather
IS very hard on the poor natives who
very seldom have a. supply OF fuel,
but depend upon "a few twlgs picked
up no random. with which to heat "a
rock sufficient t1 bake their torlllas,
meir principal and generally their only
food. They wrap themselves in blau-
tets and dt ou the sunny side OF their
huIs tl keep warm, and this winter
fhev have suffered a great deal from
the cold. There mas been an epidemic
of sore throat among the MeNicaus
which has carried of great may
children
President Joseph b. Robinson, from
the California mission. through iuW-
tauou of President Rominy came 10
attend tho quarterly conference Of
the Juarcz stake and brought with
him Elder Remington OF salt Lake
civ. and Elder Kirkham OF Garland.
Utah. two Young men 0f rar0 musical
ability They have made a tour o.
the stake giving concerts f0r The en-
couragewcut OF the young men of tine
colonies.
Tho mexican government has been
making g. now survey of tho farming
lands. and has moved bounires and
farms. and made many changes ln the
location of peoples property which
has created considerable dircontent
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tabernacle on the 18th inst. An 8rrr b.
PIRATE program was presented afieI
which q han was given Ia the AnJn8
pavilion in the evening
here ON the 18th inst. entitled 9TH,
Land of the Prophets NATIVITY
which was beautifully Illustrated with
atprfoutioon views m was well a.
tended and much appreciated by Oh,
uo0ule OF Richneid The lecture UI
likely bc delivered in other towns lr
the stake.
For the benefit of the stake tabor
naclo local company presented ne
night Cor The first time The comic opera
'MiKido" at the Opera House.
drew large audience and nctieI d
nice little sum Tor the purpose men.
toned
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PRICE.
WATER TURNED IN ArHH 4.

WATER TURNED IN APRIL 4.
ln Big Canal Proicct-Wntcr Go. re
tncorporat OF Mrs sinner.
Special Correspondent
Price. Carbon CO.. March ig-Nana-
ger Tying of the Irrigated Lands Co..
with Engineer Dauow has been here
during the week going over che canal
to determine what detail work is me- sd-
cd before the water is turned 600 tha
ditch which event viii occur about tho
FIRST OF April Work On the diversion
dam is being pushed Co completion
Tho stockholders OF the p1ce Water
company whose charter has expired
met last night and adopted articles of
Incorporation j. w. Whitmoro. g.
Buiinger. J. w War; Lars Frsnds.r
and j n. Pace were elected director
Co serve until March 1910
The funeral of Mary D.. sinner. wife
of Elmer sinner and daughter OF Hy-
rum and Mary Farmer was held m
the town han Thursday. Elders John
a. Pace. Joseph Jones. and oliver J.
Harmon were the speakers Each fr-
ferrcd lo the deceased as % loving wife.
honorod mother and conscientious Late
ter-day saint.
Mrs sinner leaves husband. flur
children. numerous relatives. ANA %
host of friends who mourn uer deplr-
tuIC.
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has started at Garden city this spring.
due no doubt Co the fact that q first
class saw mill owned bv N IT. Hudg
81. lH located within two miles OF
town Several buildings ere already
up aud others under construction. .
A fuaohise for o. right of way Co on
crate an electric Hight limo through
Rich county was granted by the
county commissioners last week %
Aleuzo Cook. Jr. and Clarence D..
Booth of This place and they win erect
power plant at Swan Creek in the
near future . Ward conference was
held here sunday March 2l
Park city Brcvltics-<rhc Mutual
Improvement ussoDlauUn gave suDcs
'ul concert and q farce Dob ono act enc
Titled. 'Ihc Day befor the Wedding
n neat sum was realized FOR the or
gan .und. d.. Tho Relief society cello
hratad Che Eixtv-sevcnth anniversary
OF the organization of the society hy
The Prophet Joseph smith. in tho
amusement ham in tho J.. ID s. Church
whore splendid program was render.
I'd. and also dancing after which roe
Uoeumont were served Saint
IltuOks day was celebrated Wcdncs-
oaN evening 10y 1 Grand Ban in Che
Maple h1l and tho green colors were
much iu evidence.
Notes from Kingston-R cccntIv two
u'u coming down the East Fork can.
yon picked up "a wagon cover. several
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PLAIN CITY.
PIONEERS CELEBRATE JUBILEE.
Two Days Festiyity Mark Fifticth
Anniversary of Founders Day.

Special Correspondence
Plain City. March 20-Ou Wednesday
and Thursday last. March ID and 49,
the jubilee anniversary of the found
ing of Plain City was celebrated IN a
becoming manner. The first day was
set apart for an citizens over is years
of age. and the second day was young
folks day. Splendid programs we're
rendered both days beginning at II
a. M. At ! o'clock a sumptuous re-
past was served and greatly enjoyed.
At the first table ON Wednesday were
seated the pioneers invited guests and
an over 60 years Of age. Following
the banquet, the guests returned 10 the
westinghouse, where the program Wds
continued untl $3.50 p. M, ending wtlh
a dance at night Five hundred md
seyeuty-hVe people were banqueted
during the two days festivities
Among the prominent visitors who
came 90 celebrate were President
Lewis W. shurtuff and wife and g. g.
Middleton Of the Weber stake, and
John " Bluth and r. W. suatforl
of the North Weber stake. also exc
Bishop g.. W. Bramwell and j. S.
Carver and Supt Eggertson of the We
Der county schools. From Idaho came
President Joseph q Geddes and wife
OF oneida stake, Bishop II. s. Geddss
of tho Second ward of Preston ana
Bishop George n. Carver Of the Third
ward of Preston. besides a. number ~
others from different parts OF this
state.
The brass band discoursed sweet
music: the ward choir under the die
rection OF +. j. Henley furnished eN-
celieut singing as also did Miss Ruby
Geddcs. the Ipsou and Richardson
sisters. Charles II. Greenwich, willard
Lund and others The affair was voted
"a grand success from start 20 finish
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bed quilis and pillows belonging q
hyrum Marrlll Of Junction. and sold
the articles here NJ ID Alien for
The sum of g. purchaser rec
0uirod bill of to- which fhav
signed their nam us smith q 10
Hutchinrsou and vent ON IN about
half an hour Mr Mar1n came hunting
the bedding and finding what had
happened notified the sheriff who
took The men az Marysvalo They Del
brought back to- Junction where Do ~
pleaded guilty 90 petty larceny ni
were fined 1913 and costs. To pay the
fine and costs they gave a check ON
Provo bank. this time signing the'r
names ns 4. o. Smart and James f'-
vltt, and o. phone 20 the bank sccu "a
Che Information that the check ed 5000.
hv Smart and Levitt was good
several people are happy over the .1
oft securing land in Johns valley
GARFIELD county, under the new h.uo
stead law.
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LEHI.
CITY BONDING PROPOSITION.
Move for a Creamery--Fomth Ward
New Mcctinghousc-Bi

move Tor NreumcrN-lOurth Ward
New Mcctinghousc-Birth
Special Correspondence
Ichi Utah CO.. March 22 "A mass
meeting of the taxpayers of LchI was
held in the now tabernacle Saturday
evening no which the question of bond.
ing tho city tomorrow Tor $4,000 io
meet the present indcbtcdncss OF Hl3 con
which was used to buy Utah County
L.gnt q Power company stock. c,e.,
and $500 to go 60 the contingent fund
THE aim OF tho city fathers is To- at
the city finances in such shape as to
rush the vaterworks system co. come
pletiou at the earliest possible time.
This amount viii give the city about
$4,000 with the S1O5cO borrowed fr'm
the state land board ON bonds Cor
water works. to continue this work
end tho rest of the money needed will
be- furnished by private citizens.
Tho city has had the streets survey
ed and A. Bradder g. Co. are putting
ia cement posts AZ the prosecutions
SO that the citizens can get accurate
measurements OF their lots.
Air Edward SOuthwick IS negotiating
with salt Lake parties to establish %
modern dairy here. with every promise
OF success He Is also planning TO put
600 "a large peach orchard north Of fehi
This year
Work will commence this week to
eXCavate for the foundation of thc
Fourth ward meetinghouse To- Doe built
ON the Butts property. south of Enc
Sego Lily schooihouse. The hui us
viii cost about $4,000 and win be
rushed to COMPLETION.
Mr. Charles CTabb has purchased She
Cavauagh fruit farm north OF Lehi
The acreage for the lehi factory has
toau contracted for and viii Doe about
tho same as last year Planting ~iIl
commence iu about % week and iudicl-
lions point Goo @ successful year \
large force of men are busy making
extensive Improvements iu the factory
here ANA cutting stations
Births are reported as follows March
ID. 90 Mrs. Marion Brown, e. daughter,
March lG 90 Mrs. DaIrOw Lott % son;
March D.. To Mrs. Lorenzo Truscott a
daughter March 20. To the wife u
County Supt. G. y. Child o daughter.
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PAYSON.
SUGAR FACTORY ron pNYsON.
So Report Has It--Busincss Changes
Two Couples Wed.

Special Correspondence.
paysou. Utah Co. March ls-It Is rec
ported the Utah-Idaho Sugar company
is negotiating the purchase OF tract
OF land ON the west side Of Payson for
the purpose OF erecting o sugar factory.
which will he welcomed hV the farmers
and people generally
Ar. j. ID. Gray Of Los Angeles, CAL,
has leased the large WiEhtmau hotel
with the privilege OF purchasing tho
building He intends making q one OF
the best hotels I'm tho county.
Am athletic association has been Or
gauized by the high school boys
The Consolidated Wagon a. Machine 60.
has appointed c. T.. Miles IT'S agent here.
and will open up on Depot street with
d complete line of agricultural implc-
meuis
Mrs Mary Ellsworth has purchased the
building on Main street owned by Mrs.
Nh and Mrs. Chas Cravens buried
thoir infant child Tuesday last. the Ute
tie one passed away Monday.
Mr and Mrs. George Austin OF Gar
land brought the remains Of their Is
yenr-old SON here for burial Monday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin were former resi-
dents oft Iays0n.
WEDDING BELLS.
VIM. Keele Of This city and Miss Pearl
Holman of santaqWn were married on
Miss Tzota Ballard and Albert Eapple.
both Of this city. will Doe married iu the
salt Lake temple March 81
a heavy suowstorm visited this Niciu-
ity yesterday evening.
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SESSION OF DISTRICT COURT
setting OF Cases Made BY Judge ". W.
Vaughan.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co. March 22.-The
March term Of court for the FIRST judi
cial district opened yesterday and the
following disposition of the calendar
was made by Judge w. W Vaughan.
safe VT John W. Att. setting Of ease
went over an March %.
state VS.. Leonard Eskleson, set for
state VS.. Charles Dealeln. set for
April o.
stats VS.. Frank Inibinet. set for
April no.
Logan city VS. carl Pehrson. set for
April ~.
Smart Land d livestock Co., COM
tinucd for term
Y Gamauchi 81 a., VS.. T. IT smith,
continued for term.
H. Bullon W.. cub River Irrigation
Co.. continued.
Tessie Brewer 49, Dow Lewis, cons
tiuucd
G.. Carr vs. Logan CITY, set for
April 49,
Joseph p white ys T. }. Jacobson.
Farmers Utah Loan association VS.
George Holmes 20 al, continued.
pulcy Merrill VS.. q. a. Smurth-
waite az al, continued.
OEoar Waunegen ys oregon short
Lime CO.. dismissed
Malinda Peterson ys Thomas Cornish
ct 3D.. geo for April H.
D. N Stephenson ys. N. -. Lewis
ct al. April lI D. m.
T. ~ Cutler ys. Frank lnIbinet cou-
tmued.
LAW ANp MOTION CALENDAR.
First National bank of Hasuu@g.
Nob.. 49, Isaac Smith. denied motion
Tor new trial
Joseph Mous0u ct ail ys. ID. r. Rob-
crts et AL, called and passed
Peter Larsen ya. S0ren Hansen 90
al. called and passed
Alfred Smurtnwnite YE. Logan Fur
niure CO.. submitted ON demurrer
state exrcl George Cornish vH D IS.
Allen et AL submitted ON demurrer
Utah Mortgage loan corporation Na.
| cache CO.. dismissed.
D. H. Peterson va Herman Johnson.
submitted ON demurrer
John y Nelson Vs. r. D. Allen SUBJ
Witted ON demurrer
Justice BfaHFhan had three young
men from Mend0u before him yes-
tcrday CHARGED with trvinE ~ break
un an assembly on motion OF the at-
tornoya the casa was continued
Tho county commisrionorT were iD
ZION yesterday The matter ~ ue
frfror-f 0rau cutoff road was up for
consideration. Nothing definite was
douo Zoo regard a. tho dispute that oE-
lists between Tho faction who want the
road and those who do not want no.
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VII ENNoRCE IN LAW.
JUNCTIoN CITY RRn.Es-

Industrial school Buildings-The
new girls cottage, the new boilerho use
and other smaller buildings at che
State Industrial school are rapidly
nearing completion. 1t is expected that
all win be ready for occupancy in less
than two months
Uptown Express Ofiicc-The ID
town office OF the Wells-Fargo Express
company In the Masonic Temple annex
will be- opened next Thursday.
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SANTAQUIN.
Death Of Vim. x. Smith. Pioneer and
Indian War Veteran.

Special Correspondence.
SantaquIu. March 23-Wiuam r.
smith died March q, of cancer of the
stomach. He was the son Of the late
William w Smith and Eliza Mathis,
born Nov. 21. 1Sl5, in Iowa He came
with his parents TO Provo city in the
early DAYS ri It's settlement. remain
Ing there tiu 1855 when the family
moved 10 sautaquin, where he has re-
sided ever since, In the fan OF 1861
Doe married Sarah j. Nisonger, tho fruit
of their union being eleven children.
eight of whom, three sons and five
daughters. and their mother survive
him. as well as a grandchildren.
Tn DIS early manhood De was q de-
fender OF the homes of the carly set-
tiers against tine incursions OF che n1-
torious Indian chief Black Hawk. and
hls renegade band. being enrolled .u
captain John D. Holladays company
of militia. He was member of the
high priests quorum of tho Neho stake
of IIou and was beloved and respect
ed by al that knew him. The funeral
ulII he conducted boo the Laiter-dHr
Saints meeuughouse boo this ward un
Thursday tho 2ith at O'Clock
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eLACKFOoT. IDAHO.
NOMINEES ron CITY ELECTION.
Missionary iarrWell-M. J. \. Closes
Tor Season

Special CORRESPONDENCE.
BIackfoor Idaho. March lk-Thr
Young Mems Mutual Improvement as.
ISOLATION closed its winters course of
study nst Tuesday evening
city election win be- held early I'M
April Blackfoot o. now "a city of the
second class
Monday evening caucuscs were held
BOB tho f0ur wards of Elarkf00f ~ fe.
lact delegates tO the mass convention
Wednesday night ana 90 select C0uu-
cllmen Al the convention Wcduos-
day night the following ticket was ae-
Iectod. to b. known AS the "CluEour
pr0greEfise Ticket"
MAYOR Charles n Modem
Clerk-r j. Johnson
rInaauror-C narlnttc Rea.
city EnBineer-Jas. Houng
Police Judge. g.. Fisher
Councilmen-Frst ward. n d. Jones
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LOGAN.

The News" is Delivered by Carrier
In Logan Ever Night (Bunday eN-
cepted) a. 70 Cents Per Month. All
payments and com plants regarding
delivery. should be made 10 r. A.
Mitchell. Agent for Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News tB 2.
Center Street. Phone SID Tndepend-
ent
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BLOOMINGTON.
Site for Great Reservoir Project
Splendid Crop Prospects

Special Corresponding
bloomington Washington Co.. March
% THE farmers iu Dixie have been busy
putting Don spring grain and hout tu reap
au abundant harvest Some grain is up
condition.
The prospect Tor o. fine fruit crop This
season is good. 81 no Eluus iroaUs come
later ON t0gCut it off, Those having In
gardens are iu good condition for early
supulIts ass everything looks we'll AIfUI.
f8 fields are getting O. beautiful green as
LII. .rnu L. nI.M-u. Iu.-
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ARCHER AND MITCHELL Opt
CLANS. are now ready to sro thaT
friends at their optical parlor g.
MlnY
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WHY Use YOUR

Letterhcads for scratch paper WI '-
we can sell you scratch paper .
chean7
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RICHFIELD.
STAKE CONFERENCE.
Relief society AnniversaTy--Lectu
by y. A. Wells.


by y. A. Wells.
Special Correspondence.
Bichheld SEWER Co.. March ol.-Tho
Sewer stake quarterly conference cone
yened in the tabernacle In this city
yesterday morning and concluded this
afternoon, Elders George Il. Richards
OF the apostles and Bulon 81 Wei . of
the FIRST council of seventies We're iu
attendance and delivered dlsc0urses on
timely and Interesting subjects The
Muroui choir, with Thomas Rawson as
conductor WAS present ana furnished
credltanle and inspiring music
The attendance was large
The stake Mutual Improvement as
sensations held thcir couioint meeting
this evening which was also well a.
tended Elders Richards ana Wells
addressed this meeting also.
RELIEF SOCIETY FESTIVAL
The RELIEF societies of the three
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company
RUNAWAY BOYS.
Glenn stair Leo Doxey aud Carl
/ Morrison, three boys, members of good
families ia this city skipped out ON
l Sunday determined Co circumna, gate
| the globe or guodly portion Of it 40
/ least They reached Montclo on their
way west before they were apprehcnj-
ed. Messages had been sent by the
anNious parents Co al the surround
Ing stations to head on the trio. They
were stopped at Monteuo and started
/ blck Co ogden.
JURORS FOR APRIL TERM
The following civil jurors have been
/ drawn for the April term ot the disc
/ trict court
ogden. d. % Butler. Eric Larsen.
| Oscar Read. g.. j. Ross. ID. S. Tracy.
Aus Nurdquist, W. H. Drancy g.. j..
/ Bonn Bernard Ternes. w. h. Porter
/ neld. w w. Boyle. George Moulding.
! a. =. Stratford, W. a. James, W ".
Crossmau. w n. Pierce. John sutt.
d. f. Livingston, j. g. Jensen. G.. G..
Price, T. NJ. Nye; FAIR West. Benz a.
| Wadman, Marriott Job Warner, Har-
rsviile, w. II. Louder Hooper, John
MitchelE Rivordale. Stanford Riff;
]
amt View, j. NJ. Bailey; North OGDEN.
William Woodheld, T.. n. Warren.
CANNERY MEN DGNEp.
G. a. suydam sales manager OF che
Continental Can company OF Chicago,
gave "a banquet Monday evening at
the Weber club Zoo honor OF the repre-
sentatives of 23 canneres which ara
supplied each year by "minc h0st-'
company a most enjoyable eNeau-
was spent and the addresses that wcr.
delivered would DO credit to any huucn
of orators ever found in the halls 90
Congress Nj. Suydlm soils about s3n,-
600 worth of cans 90 the Weber county
factories each year.
PINCHOT AT THE TABERNACLE.
This evening OXFORD Pmchot. chi f
forester OF the United States. viii add
dress a. public meeting at the taber-
nacle. which viii undoubtedly be ,ne
of the largest meetings of the KIND
held in this city in number ~
months. Arrangements are being made
for the tabernacle choir to sing this
evening in honor OF Nh Pinchot AT
6 o'clock this evening q banquet and
reception viii be given Mr.. Pinchot at
the weber club.
WILL ENFORCE THE LAW.
chief Of Police II. r. Browning yes-
terday sent notice e. an Ogden drug
gsts calling attention 10 the law
against the selling Of cocaine and n-
forming them that the law Is TO be
RICHLY enforced, especially the pro-
vision in relation 90 the sale OF the
drug IN rufnnre
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Pure Blood in Spring

Is certain if take Hoods sarsapara great medicine cures
oso erupons pmpes and bos that appear an
Sores salt eum adapis itself equally TO- and also cures
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles rheumatism caa cures
nervous troubles, debility and that tired feeling.
Mrs j. f. Gee, street. Stonhau Mass saws. "Ir 25 years.
experience have known Hoods Sapana spring
mors and as general blood purifier 1t pleasure m'
Mrs L. Bedford Gossvle, n II, says: every spring
potey Frustrated down, from dyspepsia that feeling
have found Hoods Sarsapara helps the dose completely
restores good health and strength" Begin o take
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Today usual liquid form or coaod tablets known as
Sarsatobs 100 Doses Dollar Sold everywhere
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The Relief societies of tine three
wards Of Richheld celebrated the am
nIycraary ~ the Relief society in the
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KOdaks and Finishing
New ideas and best results. Send
FOR catalogue. G.. r. Savage Co.. ~
& IA Main
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DO /. n tbo employ Of nc Pullman
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-06
MARSHA CITED ON
CHARGE
Must Answer April 10 For Failure
To Produce Books As Ordered
By Court.

District Attorney Watson has Sc
cured from Judge Swan an order cit
ing Walter s. Harsha. clerk In tho
United States circuit court TO appear
April 10 to show cause why he shout
not be punished for contempt OF court
In not giving up his records AS master
in chancery for examination by the de-
partment OF justice.
Harsha secures considerable delay
even In this procedure, as the appear
ance on the date named will probably
mean the setting OF somewhat later
date for argument. The department
can make no move until the contempt
case is disposed Of.
Examiner DeWoody is still in Wash.
Ington. The order was petltioned
for by NJ. G. Masterson. who is work.
ing with DeWoody IL his investigation
OF Harshas affairs.
III Harsha Is adjudged guilty. he may
be sentenced TO either fine or impris-
onment. II Judge Swan 30 desires.
None OF the officials concerned have
anything to say for publication.