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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-11-23
Long Cane Irish Will Appreciate This
Missoula, Montana, Nov, 12

Missoula, Montana, Nov, u, 1910.
My dear Dennis:
/ am enclosing you little dissertation
under my own name, spelled backwards,
Do as you please with 1t. You may use 1t
or turn 1t over to the tender mercies Of
the janitor, who, II he Is like most janitors
in newspaper offices, will spit tobacco
juice on it and let the garbage man bury
it. What am writing to you about par
ticularly Is to ask you to send me, or put
me on your list, las they say The Press
and Banner. I am now getting The Green
wood Index, but l want something that
has strictly:the Long Cane, Big Rock and
Little Rock Hole, flavor to it. have told
the bullies here to send you The Herald:
After you returned from the Phillip
pines I recall that you spoke Of having
passed through British Columbia. A
glance at the map would lead one to
think that such country is not very far
distant from this burg but, to quote those
gold mining days That you and "E" and
SBritt" Creswen and i together with
Hayden) had back In the days Of '99, 1t
will take good many "extras" to get
anywhere out here. This Is the durndest
country for expansity ever saw In my
life. People out here run over to Spokane,
in Washington; or to Butte in this state,
WIN nOC nail So uucu LuldIlty dS Diny
Creswell would attend fair In Augusta.
And yet the distance is much over hun
dred miles either way.
But didn't mean to write all Of this
mess. Put me your mailing list with the
next issue. II you care for any more of
my stuff, drop me line and I shall be
glad to send you an effusion every now
and then.
With all good wishes to you and Wide,
Sincerely,
E. P. Wideman.
, Be the way, Red Buck Bryant who in
veigled me Into coming into this faraway
cline, Is good friend Of Congressman
Aiken. He is wearing jeans suit now
that was given him by Mr.. Aiken one o.
those woven by some old lady in Walhalla
Tell Wide about this. Bryant had letter
from iMr. Aiken, a very cordial letter
some days ago. ~.
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YOU TAKE NO RISK.
Our Reputation and Money are Back ol
This, Offer.

We pay for all the medicine used during
the trial, if our remedy fails to completely
relieve you Of constipation. We take all
the risk. You are not obligated to us In
any way whatever, if you accept our Offer
Could anything be more fair for you? Is
there any reason why you should hesitate
to put our claims to q practical test
The most scientific common-sense treat
ment is Rexall Orderlies, which are eaten
like candy. They are very pronounced,
gentle and pleasant in action, and particu-
larly agreeab BILE in every way. They do not
cause diarrhoea, nausea, iatulence, grip
ing or any inconvenience whatever. Rex
all Orderlies are particularly good for chill
dren, aged and delicate persons.
We urge you to try Rexall Orderlies at
our risk. Two sizes, 10c and Csc. Remem-
Der, you can get Rexall Remedies in this
community only at our store-The Rexall
Store. G. A. Milford l. Co.
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When in doubt go to Milfords Book
Store. ~ sSSs;
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Three causes can be assigned for the
small yield reported above:
1st. The planting Of one grain only has
caused O loss in the stand Of no less than
one-fifth.
End. The replanting, after it's coming
up has been destroyed by stock (sheep),
together with large number OF older
plants.
Srd. The rainy season and the drought
which followed have prevented the neces'
sary work and reduced the crop according
ly.
1t is not unconservative to presume that
without the occurrence Of these three un.
favorable circumstances, the yield OF the
crop would, have been larger by at least
bushels.
This would bring the yield to 92.22 bush.
els and the profit to S14.12.
And from this experiment 1t can be con-
cluded that this section Of Abbeville coun.
ty could easily quadruple the yield and
the profit Of its upland corn crop.
Maurice Meschine.
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The State ofISouth Carolina
COUNTY OF ABBEv1LLE.
Tn prohata Court.


Alice Hill, in her own right and as Admin
istratrix Of the estate Of S. =. Hill, de.
ceased Plaintiff, against William Hill
ct al. and B. L. Morrison, Defendants
Complaint to Sell Lands to Pay Debts
will sell at Public Outcry at Abbeyille
Court House, on Salesday In December,
1910, next, for the payment OF debts, the
following real estate belonging to the es,
tate Of S. B. Hill, deceased, situate in said
State and County, to wit: All that tract or
parcel of lands, containing Sixty-two and
6ne-half (62lO Acres, more or less, and be-
ing in the State and County aforesaid, sit
uate on Turkey Creek, on waters OF Salu-
da River, being a portion OF the LAG acres
of land known as the Basil Maddox tract,
and bounded by Sallie MattiSon, Mrs. Ma
bry, s. ". Davis and Henry T. Morrison.
Terms-Cash. Purchaser to pay for pa
ners J.F. Miller,
Judge Probate Court.
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State of South Carolina.
County Of Abbeyille.
PROBATE COURT.

- fhObATc SOO6ls ss.ss 70 - = -
Wayman Dawson, Administrator Of
the estate OF Squire Dawson, de-
ceased, Plaintiff, against Robert
Cobb, Jacob Dawson, Eliza Dave
SOD, Holy Dawson and James
Dawson, Defendants. - Complaint:
to Sell Lands to Pay Debts. &.
I will sell at public outcry at Able.
vile Court House, on Saleday In De.
cember, 1910, next, for the payment of
debts, the following described real es
tate belonging to the estate Of Squire
Dawson, deceased. All that tract or
parcel of lands. lying and being In;
Lowndesville Township, Abbeyille
County, State aforesaid, containing
Sixty.four (64) Acres, more or less, and
bounded by lands Of Andrew McMa-s
han, Andrew Baskins and Thomas
Cam and others, being the said tract
Of land conveyed to Squire Dawson by
Robert Cobb on the twenty-eight day
of January, 1907.
Terms-Cash, Purchaser to pay for
j, F. MILLER; SssS
Judge Probate Court:
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Masters Sale. -
The State Of South Carolina,
County Of Abbeyille.
Court of Common Pleas.
Rebecca Hunter against A<burry
= -. Nance ct al. l-

By authority of a Decree of Sale by
the Court of Common Pleas for Able
vile County, in said State, made in
the above stated case, will offer for
sale, at public outcry, at Abbeville G.
H., s. G., on Salesday in December,
A. D. 1910, within the legal hours OF
sale the following described land, to
wit: All that tract or parcel of land
situate. lying and being in Abbeville
County, in the STATE aforesaid, con-
tanning One Hundred lOO) Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF
Salena Davis, Frank Foster, Estate J.
A. Reid, Mrs. Gilmer and others.
This land will be sold in three sepa.
rate tracts plats Of same will be ex.
hibited on day of sale.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
R. E. HILL,
Master A. c., 8. G.
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CORN CONTEST.
Report for Year 1910.

LOwndeSVllle, >. o., NOV. IL, 191U.
have Joined the boys corn club Of Abbe-
Vile county for the corn contest Of 1910.
not for the largest yield, as I had no land
certaining what yield Of corn could be OBJ
tanned, with some extra care, from one
acre of our average upland In this north
west end of Lowndesville township.
I have selected for the experiment one
acre of steep hillside, having four terraces
and facing the southwest.
This land was heretofore part OF a larger
body Of wood; it has been cleared about
twelve years, and subsequently terraced.
The terraces having been neglected, have
broken in several places, with the ordinary
result Of the washing OF the soil to the
clay at the broken places.
This acre, since it's clearing, has been
worked almost continuously in cotton,
with an occasional corn crop; the average
Weld of the cotton being one-third OF q
bale, and of the corn eight bushels.
Said acre was in cotton last year, but
did not bring its average OF 1-3 Of a bale.
After the gathering Of the cotton 1t has re-
ceived no cover crop, has been tramped by
the stock last winter and received no prep
aration whatever:
From said acre have gathered:
472 bundles Of fodder, valued at
1,7sS lbs. Of corn in the shucks. It
took 10 20 lbs. to produce Sc lbs.
of shelled corn, thus btnging
2222 bushels Of shelled corn,
valued at ST per bushel ....... % 90
Amounting to. 81 02
This crop has been done withthe
following work: Il
25th March, sprouting terraces and oz
2sth March, plowing the terraces, :.
soth March, Hauling and spreading
about 100 bushels q two-horse
loads Of stable manure d., ] 30
Value Of manure. ....i....... 4 90
14th April, Breaking and harrow :,
18th April, Laying rows, five ieet
apart, putting 100 lbs. Of guano
8.3.s, mixing with gaufer ...... Il
25th April, Planting; Shiaw's corn
variety, one grain to the hill, 70
inches apart In the row, lad. 7t
Value Of the seed planted. .... 90
1st june, Replanting end hoeing, Id ] 0C
9th June, Flowing with Roman =,
18th nJtys' July. Putting a 200 lbs. guano, :,
6.3.S, An ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. on
Value Of guano. no................. 80
29rd July, Putting 200 lbs. guano, !.
S.3.S, Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OF
Value Of guano .....:... :..:.. q II
29rd July, One furrow in middle,
with large sweep, Oh. .........:: 50
2sth and sOth August, Pulling and 80,
hauling fodder :. .............. 8 90
18th October, Gathering corn...... &c
Rent of land .................. ! S 90
Amount Of work and expenses. 27 90
Net profit 6 II
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A Waterman or Parker fountain pen is
almost necessity. We have all kinds
from SOC up. Milford's Book Store. :,
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A beautiful line of mirrors 1Oc to $1,000
at Milfords Book Store.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27
CITY.
NOT LESS THAN $500

Abbott, John W-Lots Is. 16. Blk.
?. Northern. Personal one
$1,000; taxes. s39.36; penalty, sI.9s;
costs, $50; total. S42.92.
Alderman, Harriet Cots q, %.
Blk. so, n. NJ. r. Co. Fraction l, 2, 3.
4, Blk. /, Coronado. Lot 10, Blk. 1.
Coronado. Lots 81. 3S. Blk. ., Cor
onado. Personal property. $4,000:
taxes, $500; penalty. $3.50; costs.
S2.S0; total. SlO5.7O.
Albuquerque f. & Machine CO.
Land sd. ~, II. II. & T.. d. r. Adds:
s. Highland Ave. f.. Blk. A and X.
II. South Add; W. A.. r. e. S. F.:
taxes, $4,000: penalty. S15.75; costs.
s2.40; total. s333.15.
Arbuckle Bros-Personal property.
3is75.00; taxes. t131.27: penalty.
$3.50; costs. $3.50; total. s139.4s.
Armijo. Antoni0.-L0t =. Blk. 2. Ar
milo y Otero. Lots 3. 4. s. 6, Blk. Il.
Armijo y Otero. Personal property.
$1,000. taxes. SEES. penalty. si.2s:
costs. S2o0; total. S2S.54.
Auge. II. Hot :, Blk. 3. Belve-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

SO al, -nenalfv 90 Az. ce e9eo
tofaI sb5 n $500 ~ F'VV'
uoneweu Annta C-rots o, 90
nix &. n. NJ. n 90 Personal nron'
ertv s30OOO, toves St4@ M. noaapV,p,,
81 Ak costs sfe9. totsi psi'''S'
Hopping. Il. SZLot a AK &
s. taxes. s2a.77: penalty. si'4s costs.
sfe0, total ss945
j.
Jacobson. j F-Iot o Rit "a y
II Personal pronertv sqs "a. tsxns
s24S6. penalty Ho4. cnsts 9fo
total. SeT.70.
Johnson. Celia-Lots Ia. II. 70.
Blk. So, n. NJ. T. 90. Lot Q. \ u 81
8, Blk. SO, n. NJ. T. Co. Personal
property. 10000. taxes. $3.50. pen-
atty. S4.Sb: costs. 5000. total xag M.
Johnston, Joseph Pet. /. a,
Sc. u. Sec. is, ia n. r.. 3 F. SO
acres. pet. 90. II. 4, II. of Lot 2 ali
s. 6. Blk. 4. /. q : ~. a 81 4
! Blk. e, Armiio No. 2. Lots i. > 4.
! Blk. l., Eastern .. W. Lewis. PER
EonaI property. $4,000, taxes.
si295G; penalty. s6.45; costs, Sa6O.
| total, |sl39.6I.
X.
Knights OF Columbus.-Lots -. IL.
Blk. "A, n. NJ. T. Co, taxes. $3.50.
penalty, SlqO; costs. $40. total
5000.
Kraft, Or, j. EN-. 70 Il. of 10. II.
II, Blk. 10. n. Nj. r.. co. Lots 4. d.
Blk. III. N. Nj. n GO. Personal IRON
erty, $4,000. taxes. s71.75t penalty.
ss.55; costs, Sc 90; total, s77.3o.
Kreifels. Marv.@S. 90 II. Of "a. o.
Blk. 80. \. Nj. r. Co: taxes. s77.Oo.
penalty. sass: costs. St.G0; total.
sS245.
Lgon'lu' W L0a ~, hlk' ~ y
N ~ % axes ss4.oo pehai'y'
@4.'Vi o"SlS' Fis1p, to,al' NlVVaV
Lev 'eN' AVrs ~ 20 - blN' y
NJ. d X. PERSONAL property
sgV.oV laNes' $Il-.3o, pehalt
S',oV' cos'S, $I.Vo' V"'al' Sii',oe,
Llnusay MINNIE i'-rLQt ., btk. ~
r. H.. fdaGt' y hih' ~ II. - Fract
~, Bik' y Lewis Nc. ! taxes S92eV,'
pe1"tltN' ]-'oV' COSTS $-'Vu' tolll
sat.lo, an
Lopez Ant a. N.-Lots 10 - Blk
81, n NJ, 1. Coz taxes SsO,1'. pen
any Si.Soi 'osts' $l.zo' total. $2S.t1'
LoWper' I. E-Lot .. bik. 20 n, ~
fersonal property S5o.opi taxes
Sas.so; penaltS' S2.So' costs Sl'ooi
totdi' %of'4l'
aat.. - ~ 800
Madison Ihos. Is: D' lr~-Lahd'
80 NJ bratlna' s. IlJerasi e. bei-
Nedere ave. W. A. T. = r. taxes
s~oVe'VV penalty' $l6.4V; COSTS *2'Vu'
total, sd@o'4O'
Matsoh' y, a q co. - fersonal
properly, *lsVV.oVt taxes slds.oVi
pehaIty' $o'ooi Costs Sl.0Oi total,
Sl4l.z0'
Mearns, VIM. G.-Lots Is TO co.
blk' -. ~ M =. Co. Personal prop
erty |Zo'oOi taxes, SSO'6St penalty
sl,boi costs. Sl.60i total, $S8'fS.
20 u. OF Lots
~ to "a Bik' X, ~, A. !. CO. >. %
eS ) o6. stsS''vi penal'y' S''@e' costs
@hoo'9 90 o Q ,ahas
Weua' 09p"is 30 NV
~ 90 |yo ,s5 ga o. n ~ ~ ~ en.
Medler. sophie-N. "a IT. Of 10. IA.
Is, Brk. ]. A. & r.: taxes. sss.5o; pen
atty. $3.50; costs. Si.2O; total. SAL 0
Ntirabnl euvaatra III Ia A7E
as, IN. Blk. 10, Armilo BROS. Lots
p. eS. Blk. A. Springer Lot 1s. Blk
~ n NJ r. Go LOT 2. Rlk. .. n. NJ.
r 90. taxos \ nennitv. sI33O:
costs. so O total s2S2bS.
Mize. / Lat 4. nix 2. I. q s.
Personal proporty. + 90. taxes.
ss713. pnnalty. s1s5. COSTS. $40;
total s40.bS.
rcb crocarv 20 -parsonal
nroperty. -s2e9500. taxes t1g3 z
penalty. ss1b. costs. st.eO. total
sf94Gs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27
PRECINCT No. s.

Gillenwater. W. H-Trnct Of Land.
I'D. ~. Pillar Garcia Ehrlich, now
Pillar Garcia de Gutierrez, on East,
Land formerly owned by DICK Lusted.
known as Dick Lusted Ranch. by
lands ~ ore Yott and known as the
Yott Ranch. and lands of one Allen.
known as the Allen Place. on South by
lands known as tho Dick Lusted
Ranch. the lands of Andres Pcrea, the
lands of simon Garcia and Andres
Garcia and on West 10y the Rarba del
Estero. Tract OF Land. Bd. North
lands Juan NJ. Montoya and Andres
Garcia. T. lands Of Andres Garcia. the
Candelaria Brothers and others, s
lands Of Ambrocio Garcia. Ambrosio
Contreras. Elicita Gricgo de Nuanes
and others. on West Public Road.
from Albuquerque North and
as the River Road. a Tract
Of Land. 3D.. n. lands of Ambrosio
Confreras. y. Public Road, leading
fram Albuquerque and known
as the River Road, $. lands OF Henry
Springer, lands OF one Parker ard
lands OF the Priests. w. Rio Gronde.
Lands. Bd n, hy lands formerly
owned BY Isidro Apodaca, lands OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

Haines. J. E.-Lots %. %. Blk. b,
Armijo y Otcro. Lots 10. II. Is. 16.
II. IS. Blk. r. Armiio y Otero. Lots
A. y. G.. d. +. r. Blk. ]. NJ. B. & r.
personal property. $500 taxes.
s123.05; penalty, S6.15; costs. $3.50.
total. $1,000.
Halloran. Ralph-Lots s. Z. 8. y.
& b. taxes. $3.50; penalty. $3.50:
costs. s1.2O: total. f41.60.
Hanna. T. We. ~ a., II. 70. Blk.
-, H. H.: taxes. s24.50; penalty,
$40. costs, $3.50. total. $500.
Harmony Lodge No. Lots 2 10
- Blk. 20. y. NJ. r.. Co. taxes,
S157.5O. penalty. s7.S5; costs. $50;
total. siG6.95.
Hickey. u. Cot 3, Blk %. II. H.:
taxes. $685. 90. penalty. f5.25. costs.
ti.2O. total. sl1f.f5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

Atrisco Grant. Pet. 2S, situated
West Of the Rio Grande In Bernalilio
County. Bd. N. Baranco de Juan de
Perea and Montana Grant; S. Land
Antonio BRca; t., Rio Grande; W.,
Rio Puerco. s2.6S4 acres, less lane be-
longing TO others, 29.04t acres; $685.
acres: taxes. S1t19A2; penalty.
s55.95: costs. $3.50; total, Sil7S,97.
Antonio Gutierrez and Joaquin Sc
.dillo Grant. Pet 6, confirmed June 3.
1897. area in Bernallllo County. 1900
acres; taxes, $4,000 penalty, s2.30.
costs. $500: total, S51.20.
Canada de Carnuel Grant. Pet. %,
confirmed sept. %, 1884, Patented
Feb Q. 1898. area in B~ernaliiio
County, 1000 acres. taxes, s50S9;
penalty, S2-50, costs, S240. total.
S55.1T
Ei Ranchito Grant. Pct 4. con-
frmed May 81, lSa7, area in Berna-
lilo County. 4.9f5 acres xeS
s12S.e3; penalty. $500 costs ssee;
total Si34O2.
10 dc Padnla Grant Pet. 6. con-
frmed Nov. %. 1896, area In Berna-
lilo county. $500 acres: taxes S6b.05;
penalty, Ss.25; costs, $2.oo; total.
S10.S0.
pataritc Grant. pet -. confirmed
sept. S. 1894. area In Bernaiiiio
County, 2S.7OO acres: taxes. S747.s7;
penalty. s37.s5; costs. S2.0o; total.
s7Sz.22.
Canada dc los Alamos Grant, Pet.
"A, confirmed August IS. 1884. area
in Bernaliilo County. 1000 acres.
S50.S7: penalty. $3.50; costs.
l.. Loo. total. <s5.31.
Town Of Alameda Grant. Pct. ;,
confirmed Dec. 10. 1875. area IN Ber-
(contlnned ON Page n. Column e.t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

Reynolds. G. A.-Pct 8. Lots z. g..
Blk. 81, Eastern. Pct g.. Lots 10, II.
70. Blk. .. Ames. Pet. H.. Lot p,
Blk. Al. peroa. Pet. II. Lot 10. Cor
onado. Personal property. $500;
taxes, f23A1: penalty, s115; costs.
{2S0; total s27.S6.
Roddy. Geo. Lot Z, Blk. 2, T. &
S.. taxes. S3B.50. penalty. $3.50. costs
81 90. total. ;41.6O.
Rodey. Minnie Cots /, ?, 3. T.
Blk- a.. y. NJ. r. co. Personal prop
erty. $4,000; taxes. s1bO49; penalty.
$3.50; costs, $3.50; total. Sf59.59.
Romero Drug Co.-Lot o. BIZ. g. II.
~. Lot 6. Blk. 8. II. n. Personal
property. $4,000, taxes. $3.50: pen
atty. S3.65; costs. St.60; total. $7S.75.
:.
Sanchez. Iamcs-Lots 3. 6, Blk. l.,
Lots 4. 8. Blk. a. Baca &
Armtjo: taxes. SSOf9: penalty. {4.0o;
costs. $3.50. total. $500.
Sanchcs. y. G-Lots 81. y. %,
Biz 10. Pcrca. Personal property,
sIO0. 90. taxes. $3.50; penalty, sass;
costs, $3.50. total. S644t.
Sandoval. Mrs. dIilario-Lot g. Nj
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

Jastro, ". An that portion OF
the Bernabe NJ. Montana Grant, lying
within the County Of Bernalillo and
being In Township II N, Ranges l
and 9 w, New Mexico Base & Mer-
idian, containing 1880 acres. taxes.
t2Nl4tt prrolty, SLABS; costs, 50 20;
total. S3Gg.16.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27
PRECINCT NO. 2s.

Chavez. Anto. J.-t2Sx500, rs. BID.
N, J.. r. Candelarin; s.. Albuquerque
Land Co. T.. and W, II. V. Chavez.
l00xt00, VS.. I'D. ~, Road s., II.
Chavez; e., NJ. Garcia; w, Hills. 500
x800. VS.. I'D NJ, n. Lopez, =, J. r,
Lopez, r., y. Garcia; w, Aceqnia.
Personal property, $4,000. taxes.
s5i 81; penalty, 81 so costs. $500:
total. $636l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

UEIINQI TN list.
Not Less Than $500.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
the following list contains the names OF
the owners of all property upon which
the taxes levied in the year 1909. in
and for the Territory of New Mexico,
County Of B%ernalillo. and City OF Al
buquerque, amounting to more than
$500. have become delinquent. to-
gether with the description of the
property, and the amount of the taxes,
penalties and costs due opposite each
name and description, together with a
separate statement of the taxes due
personal property, whether the sew
eral taxes are due from the same
nMncr or nMnara
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-10
ST. PAUL PLANK
AND SHELTERS

Salt Lake, Sept. 10-Utah smelling
circles were very much interested in
the following plank adopted on
Thursday at St Paul by the conserya-
tIon congress,
we urge immediate investigation
by the federal government of the
damage done by smelling OF copper
ores and the feasibility OF so lmprov-
Ing methods so as to utilize the injuri.
GUS by-products In connection with
phosphate fertilizers"
Several prominent smelling engi-
ueers Of Salt Lake have rather pro-
nounoed ideas in regard TO this phase
Of the industry, and some emphasized
anew that 1t is to large extent the
environment OF a smelling plant that
determines the utility or usefulness
OF the by,products of the works. One
engineer said yesterday.
The conditions in this part of the
country now are such as to render
the utilization Of copper smelling
fumes as recommended in the para
graph adopted at st. Paul CONNER
cially Impracticable. nor is there any
other known method of procedure at
this time The government can aid
very materially in bringing about
solution of the problem by rendering
sane assistance
The withdrawal from entry OF the
great phosphate lands of Utah. Idaho
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-10
INQUEST I / N
LOCFI HEAD
CASE

In the passing from mortality Tues
day OF William Stevenson Lochhead.
through the unfortunate automobile
accident, Ogden city lost one Of its
most honorable and highly esteemed
Young business men. bringing not
alone deep sorrow to his relatives,
but also TO a host of friends
He was born at Glasgow. Scotland.
October 4. 1875, was the son OF
George and Elizabeth Stevenson Loeb
head He was baptized into the Lat
ter Day Saints church when a boy
and with his parents. brothers aud
sisters came 10 Utah June 1889. and
has resided in ogden city ever since.
For number OF years he was a trust
ed employe OF the John Scowcroft e
Sons company July %. 1899 Mr..
Lochhead departed for his native
land. Scotland, when he labored ener-
getIcally and faithfully for over two
years preaching the Gospel. In 1901
he returned home and again entered
the service OF Messrs. Scowcroft at
Pocatello, Idaho. He was married
July 5th, 1905. TO Miss Pearl Helle-
we'll Three beautiful children have
been born to their happy wedlock.
mis- connection with the Scowcrofts
and took n nosition with the Fred j.
Klesel COMPANY rs salesman, which
position he occupied with honor until
September of last year. when he ac-
cepted the position as city salesman
for the Hcmmenway and Moser Cigar
company, at. which work he was en-
gagged at the time OF his untimely de-
mise
Mr.. Lockhead was a faithful mem
Der OF the Latter Day Saint church.
He was president and counselor Of
the Young Mems Mutual Improve
ment association OF the Fifth Ward
for two years. Later he served as a
member OF the Weber Stake Y NJ NJ
|. a. board. and was for years an
active Sunday school teacher, and
priesthood worker.
The grandfather of the deceased
was one OF the first six who became
members Of the l.. d. s. church when
the Gospel was first taken TO Scot
land by missionaries sent out from
Nauyoo
He is survived by a loving wife.
three children parents, five brothers
and Ave sisters
The funeral services over the re.
mains will be held Sunday at O'Clock
at the Fifth Ward meeting house.
Friends desiring to view the body
may do so this afternoon and even
Ing also Sunday until l p. IN. at the
family residence. 2G35 Monroe avenue.
Justice Of the Peace Ruben T.
Rhee9. County Attorney Jensen, with
n jury composed of s w. Cragm.
James Jensen and John NJ Bailey
viewed the remains this morning at
LarSin & Sons undertaking parlors.
and continued the inquest until some.
time next week, when thorough in
vestigatlon of the circumstance of
the death Will be made