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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-16
". n. Peterson NAMED
AS SUPERINTENDENT
Well Known PedaGogue Place at Head
of Weber School
system.

OGDEN. Aug Jew. y. Peterson
has been chosen TO III the vacancy
caused by tho resignation OF l.. L. Egg
gertsen as superintendent OF the schools
of Weber county and Immediately as
sumed the duties of that office. supt
Peterson has held the position OF
principal Of the Madison school i'm Og-
den for the past two years, and prior
to that time acted as county superin-
tendent for three years. thus being well
qualified and very familiar with the
work. In addition to these positions,
MIR. Peterson has been actively en-
gagged in school work for the past IL
years. during which time he has taught
In some of the best schools in this
part of the country. The present posi-
ton came wholly unsolicited and the
members of the county board OF educa-
ton know that they have secured the
services OF a most competent man.
Supt. Peterson and his assistants are
now very busy in preparing the list OF
teachers for the coming school year,
which will be announced shortly.
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Kirkwood. wifo OF n c. Kirkwood.
died at her homo in the Sixth ward.
Monday afternoon Aug. 10. Of Brght's
disease after a long Illness. she was
born in Covington. Nuttlnghamshlrc
England. Aug II. 1887. She came to
Utah in 1850. with the last handcart
company across the plains and was
married in Salt Lake city. oct. q, the
came year The family came to Provo
IN 1871. where they made their perma-
mont home. She was a devoted wife
and mother, good neighbor and a
faithful Latter-daV Saint She is sur
Nved by her husband and nine chill
drcn as follows Mis-, John Nelson,
Thomas NJ, Richard and Heher c.
klrkwond OF Provo. Robert g.. Mrs
Ruth Vale. Mrs Anne NJ Master
man and Miss Blanche H. Klrkwood Of
salt Lake city There are also 26
grand children Tho funeral will be
held tomorrow Wednesday. Aug II. az
o'clock at the sixth ward meeting
house.
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VERNAL.
MISSIONARY RECEPTION
DEATH OF NAUV0O VETERAN


NERNAL, Utah, Aug Il Tuesday
evening Aug. ., an enthusiastic reccp-
tion was rendered Elder A. Theodore
Johnson at the residence or Mrs. Char
lottc Pope Of Vornal Second ward Ed
cr johnson leaves In "a day cor two for
a mission to Sweden. The reception
was attended by the largest assembly OF
this character ever held IN Nernal. the
Saints and friends came from all poT-
lions OF the valley In his honor Elder
johnson has been Identified with the
Uintah stake academy as an instructor
for number OF years. has also been
connected with the stake superintend-
ency OF Sunday schools for several
years In fact. ne Is well and favor
ably known throughout the stake
Funeral services were held this week
over the remains Of Alma Taylor. one
~ the pioneers Of Ulntah county, who
came here in 1877. In the Nernsl First
ward Westinghouse. under the direction
Of Counselor Hyrum n. Calder The
speakers were President Don H. Cotton
aud Elder Francis NJ, Young. Mr. Tay-
Tor was, while quite young. one or
party to go into the forests of Wiscon-
sin to get the timber for the temple at
Nauvoo. He remembered the Prophet
Joseph Smith very well.
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SPARKS HELD TO HIGHER
COURT FOR FORGERY

OGDEN. Aug. 16.--J. y, Sparks. who
Is suspected OF having criminal knowl-
edge Of the recent .. $. ]. hold-up
near Ogden, was arraigned on the
charge OF forgery and on waving his
preliminary examination, was held to
answer to the district court under $500
bail. which he was unable to furnish,
Sparks is alleged TO have forged the
name of w. @. Craig to a check for 81
on June 26. the day before the train
robbery. At that time he lived with
his wife and daughter near Five Points
and made a remarkably quick disap-
pearance from the city Immediately
after the robbery. He Is n tall. dark
man, having a cool. deliberate manner
which signifies his thorough knowl-
edge Of the police game" and il Is not
likely that he will be trapped into
confession against his Will. He Is said
TO have written some discriminating
informa ton in certain letters to his
wife which were intercepted by the
railroad officers. one letter from his
wife. which was also intercepted, is
said to have read, You know you are
accused OF the nold-up." As this letter
was dated fully a week before such
accusations were made, Il Is very
significant IN the minds OF the police.
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COUNCIL ORDERS SUIT
AGAINST BENCH CANAL
Servicc-Morc Time to
Move Poles

OGDEN, Aug. 16.--At its meetin last
night, the city council instructed the
city attorney to bring action against
the ogden Bench Canal company to
enforce an agreement. made several
weeks ago, by which the company
agreed TO allow the city to take its wa
ter from the canal where IL saw TT
At recent meeting OF the board OF
directors OF the canal company, IL
was decided to annul the agreement.
and this action has caused the city To-
take up the matter OF enforcing the
agreement
A communication was received
from the mayor in which he recon-
mended that w. l.. Russell, sealer OF
wcighta and measures, be allowed 20
per cent OF all fees collected by his
Office for his services, The matter was
referred to the city attorney and the
Jaws committee.
Pursuant 10 an order OF the city
council, the mayor and the waterworks
committee submitted AN extensive re-
port on the purposes Of the special bond
election, which has been called for
Sept. g. This report went into all the
details, explaining how the improve
ncnt would benefit the people of the
city, and also explaining how the profits
from the new system would be sufri-
ciert To pay Off the debt of 100000 in
four yearly payments.
A communication received from the
trustees Of the state industrial school,
asking that the city extend its water
mains from First street TO the state
Industrial school, and guaranteeing an
s per cent return for the Investment,
was referred to the waterworks COM
mittee.
A petition signed by c. l.. Becker and
30 others, asking that the city take I'M
mediate action i'm the extension OF Lin
coin and Grant avenues to the north
ern limits of the city, was referred 10
q special committee and the street
committee. Lincoln avenue was closed
several years ago and has not since
been opened.
At the request OF II. b. Hill. district
plant chief of the Rocky Mountain Bell
telephone system, the time granted to
that company for the removal OF its
poles from the principal streets of the
city was extended 90 days.
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OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN. Aug. 16-P. r. O'Shea, a
chauffeur, claiming 10 reside In Nevada,
was alraigned before Judge Murphy on
Monday on the charge OF exceeding the
speed limit to which he entered plea
Of not guilty. He was held under $50
bonds and the case continued.
Frank Weeden was drunk on Sunday
and received the customary sentence OF
i've days
John Fisher admitted the charge 81
bcgging and was given 10 day SEN
tcnce
W +. Compton was not present to
answer to the charge OF obtaining
money on worthless check and the
ease was continued.
The case OF the city against Jane and
Jennie Richards, charged with disturb
Ing the peace. was dismissed on the
motion OF the city attorney.
Il. l.. Gunter was again absent when
MS name was called to answer to the
charge OF assault with a deadly instrI-
ment and a bench warrant was Issued
Tor his Immediate arrest The court
stated that Gunter had been allowed tn
20 on the recommendation OF Mayor
1lasmann. who assumed responsibility
Tor the man. but at that time the gray
~ OF the offense was not made known.
When the officers tried to locate Gun
ter who has been working as an adj
Nertisiug solicitor for local paper, IL
was found that he had left the city on
saturday last for parts unknown. The
onense was alleged 10 have been COM
United on last Thursday noon when IN
Z trivial dispute Gunter is alleged 30
pave struck Audrey Henderson. fell
low boarder at their boardinghouse
,MIth a ketchup bottle. severely injuring
henderson. who was saved from fur
u.er violence by the timely interference
vi other guests of the house
sam Onello, a Greek fruit vendor for
,eHed - bail for keeping his place OF
business oDcn on Sunday.
marry Meyers pleaded guilty 60 petit
al,eny the crime being the theft OF
certain silver dishes valued at Sl5 The
'uft imposed a sentence OF 81 days.
otto G. :. Schneider was fined s.
@er Keeping his place OF business open
!, David Rosenthal and Harry Alterts
Curew clothiers, denied the charge OF
u'Hg Sunday business and their
oase VIII be heard later In the week
y Mchale. known as "a parasite"
W. 'he underworld. was not present 10
stusWer to the charge OF vagrancy and
eiarod forfeited
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PETITION FOR FRANCHISE
FOR lNTERURBAM ROAD
Cspeclal Corfespondence.l

| Provo, Aug i6.-Abel j. Evans and
| others appeared before the board of
| county commissioners, yesterday, and
| applied FOR Il franchise over the county
| roads In Utah county for the interur-
ban railroad which MIR. Bamberger and
others intend to construct from salt
Lake to Payson. The matter was taken
under Amusement tin the 23rd.
a petition OF A. II, Powell and others
asking for change Of the boundary
line between Alpine and Highland school
districts. FOR the convenience of the pu-
pills Of the districts in attending school.
was referred to Commissioner John Y.
Walker
Five hundred dollars was appropriat-
ed TO County Superintendent of Schools
George n. Child's contingent fund.
An invitation was presented by VIII
ford +. Giles for the county com
missioners and county officers 10 visit
the Rainbow Trout company's hatch
cry in Provo canyon. Wednesday. The
invitation was accepted
Tho resignation OF John w Brown
as justice OF the peace Of Pleasant View
precinct was accepted
Ray Curtis, resigned as registration
agent for Payson district No. l. reslg-
nation accepted and Lala Hardy ap-
pointed to MI the vacancy.
communication nom w A. Wor-
then asking for road improvements I'm
Springvllle. and that people be pre-
vented from flooding the roads. was
referred to Road Commissioner ]. J.
Evans
The resignation OF John Christensen,
rs deputy county recorder. TO take Of
feet between August 20 and Sept T.
was accepted Mr.. Christensen viii
teach school in Beaver county the com
ing year
The following delegates were
appointed 20 the first annual
meeting or the Inter-mountain
Good Roads association IN ogden. sent
% to 26, j. J. Evans Spanish Fork:
w. w. Ferguson. Pleasant View: Mar
Ian Ginger Lake View: Charles w.
Cohblcy. Pleasant Grove: Richard Hun
ter. Lake Shore.
James d. Thorne. postmaster at
Pleasant Grove, asked for certain road
improvements in order 10 extend
the rural mail service: referred TO Com
missioner John Y. Walker
superintendent JamesA. Oliver report
ed on the finances OF the county mfr
mary for July showing amount on
hand July I, S4354: received, SSaS 50.
disbursed 1892; balance on hand Aug.
!. s224t
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UTAH LAKE DUCK PRESERVE.

PROVO, Aug. 16.-The Goshen Gun
club has enclosed several hundred acres
OF marsh land at tho south end OF Utah
lake for a duck preserve and has
planted wild rice and other duck deli
cacies for the purpose OF tempting the
birds 20 make their home there while
In this part OF the country Part of
the land wanted for the preserve Is In
tho reclamation service reserve. and
the gun club desires 10 have this
or. IL this cannot be done. TO lease II
for hunting purposes. Mayor j. T.
Driscoll and Or. L. y. Iaker, Of Eu-
reka, representing the club. were here
yesterday interviewing Senator Smoot
for the purpose OF securing his aid in
their project
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MRS. MoNsEN's FUNERAL.

PROVO, Aug. 1.-THE funeral Of Mrs.
SUR Monsen, held Monday in the Sixth
ward meetinghouse, was attended BY "A
large congregation OF relatives and
friends. The following speakers ad-
dressed the congregation. and testified
to the worthy life and noble qualities
OF the deceased Elder Abraham John
son. OF Mount Pleasant Bishop q. Il.
Berg. Elders l.. p. Nelson and James
Glove, and Bishop Ralph Poulton. The
ward choir rendered vocal selections
and a solo was rendered by Carl Mel
son. There was a profusion Of floral
offerings from sympathzing friends.
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CITY WINS IN LICENSE CASES.

OGDEN. Aug. l6--The motion Of r.
=. Weckor and George O. Mcbride.
second hand dealers, to dismiss the
action brought by the city Of ogden
for the non payment OF license. on
the grounds OF insufficient facts In the
complaint to constitute cause Of
action. has been denied by Judge How
ell I'm the district court and tho city
has won its first case IN the matter OF
the legality OF the new city ordinances.
This case was carried TO the district
court purely as n test case, the at
;orney for the defendants being j. d.
Skeen. There are a number OF other
appeal cases Of similar nature and
unless an appeal is taken 20 the SUI
preme court. II is likely that these
cases will be dismissed.
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DRIVEN FROM WORKS
AT POINT OF GUN

OGDEN, Aug. 16.--That A. +. Krabbe,
superintendent of the cement plant at
Devils Slide, held George Halverson,
counsel for George Geanokolus. from
viewing the grounds OF the company at
occasion OF Halyerson's visit to the
plant for the purpose Of obtaining in
formation in a civil suit against the
Union Portland Cement company, was
molten mass OF red ashes and was SO
in the district court on Monday after
noon. The action was brought by
GeanokOlus. a Greek, to recover 5000
for injuries received at the plant on
April %, 1893, when he fell through a
thin coating Of cool ashes into a literal
molten mass of red ashe sand WAS 50
severely burned that he was confined to
the hospital for many months and was
unable TO work for more than year.
The case was given 60 the jury this
morning
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ARID EXPERIMENT FARM.

LEHI, Aug 15.-Mayor Edward
Southwick Is in receipt of a letter from
the trustees of the Agricultural college.
stating they had decided to establish an
arid experimental farm in Cedar val
ley. west OF Lehi providing the county
commissioners viii furnish 40 acres OF
arid land and fence same with rabbit
tight fence for this purpose. However
10 farmers owning land I'm Cedar valley
have already pruffered that many acres
as they realize the great benefits to be
derived from expert farm experiments
which will be conducted there. Prof
Merrill VIII be here soon to nuke Sc
lection OF the most desirable site.
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PROVO.

The News ls delivered by carrier
every night tSunday excepted) at 70
conts per month. All payments and
complaints regarding delivery should
be made to David johnson, agent
for Daily, Saturday and Seml-Week-
ly News. Ind Phone 5TS-A orders
taken for Church works Residence Az
South First West STREET
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave,
Ind BAL. y
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave.
Ind io2-A.
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Jones. expIanatory of the orIgIn. b lhe

Jones'. explanatory OF the origin. of the
song.
OF the recent very successful pioneer
celebration and as there is greed inter
est manifested In II in the foW cities
and towns named, there ~ every reason
to believe that the organization viii be
come power for good In tn g COM
munity and still bigger things In the
way OF celebrations may be lOd Sed for
II Is also anticipated that tho siNtieth
anniversary Of the settling" 'Of Pay
son Othen named PetectneeD. on Oct.
20 next. Will bo httingly observed one
OF the original settlers Mr.. Cou;tland
Searle. being stil here.
Pacific Islanders WANDAMgRE
Thursday. Native songs. costU mes.
dances.
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LEHI.
FUNERAL OF H. L. KlRkH1M
ARID EXPERIMENT FARM

Especial rrespondence)
LEHT. Utah CO.. Aug t5.-Tl,, fun
eral OF Hyrum Leslie Klrkham who
died Sunday morning Of typhoid fever
was held today from the new ta,berna-
Gle. a large number OF friends and
relatives being present. The mary floral
tributes were most beautiful The
speaker were Elders A. - Anderson,
O. NJ. child. J H. Bone Edward South
wick ana James Kirkham. Sr.. VINO
spoke Of the exemplary active life OF
the young man and offered words OF
comfort To the hereaved. Deceased was
the son of Hyrum and Lizzie Wanless
Kirkham; was born In Lchi, July 81.
1891; was a high school student and
active Church worker at time Of his
death
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NEW BANK FOR OGDEN.

OGDEN. Aug Negotiations are
nearly perfected for a new banking in
stitution for ogden. T. J. Ryan, for
years trusted official OF the Pingree
National bank. will sever his connec-
ton there Sept I to take control or
the new concern. which will be opened
in the building recently vacated by the
Postal Telegraph company on Washing
ton avenue Tho name of the new bank
the amount OF it's capitalization or the
other details have not yet been definite
~ settled II Is understood, however
that much Of the backing will come
from eastern capitalists.
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rHE,rER COMPANY ASSESSMENT

MANTI Aug 1.-THE Stockholders
Of the Mantl Theatcr company held n
meeting during the week and levied an
assessment Of IS cents per share. TO
apply on the construction debt The
stockholders OF the company arc highly
pleased with their Investment and state
that during the past season did better
financially than was anticipated. Tho
Manu theatcr Is one Of the most beau
tiful and modern pIayhouscs In the
state and one that Sanpete county can
well b. proud OF
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GOOD ROADS CONVENTION,

DepEN. Aug. l6.-F. e. Stanuard.
p sl.IR Storey, II. r Patterson. Ralph
bo, plpson and Joseph Graham have
,esn appointed as delegates To- tho In
o. ouhtatn Good Roads convention
~ % held In ogden. sept %. "A and
H. me appointments were made BY
ar, weber county commissioners. who
~. i0pking forward 20 taa conl entlo
N'tn much interest
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MANTI.
CITY COUNCIL NOTES
THEATER co. ASSESSMENT
Cspeeiai correspondence.D

Especial Correspondence
MANTI. Aug. i5.-At the last session
OF the city council. little aside from
routine business was transacted. Coun-
cilors Anderson and Keller were APP
pointed the committee on lighting a
petition was presented from II. NJ
cox TO purchase small piece OF city
land near the Temple HIN. Granted
Supervisor Jensen was authorized to
purchase plank etc, FOR next season.
The usual grist Of monthly bills were
allowed
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WEDDING BELLS.

PROVO. Aug. 16 Marriage licenses
have been issued ia. the following cou-
pies.
Levi G. Snow and Fanny Shoarsmith
both OF Provo
Willis Beardan. or sprlngvine. and
Chloie a. Snow. OF Provo.
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MISSIONARY FAREWELL.

OGDEN. Aug. l6.--The friends of Hell
mer Anderson, son Of city Jailer Hag-
bert Anderson, have arranged for a So
cial gathering and a dance in his honor
al the Hermitage, Tuesday evening.
Mr. Anderson has been called on
mission and will leave Aug % for Eu-
rope to take up his work in the mis-
sionary field IN Scandinavia.
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Will STUDY IN CHICAGO.

PROVO Aug l6.-wyman Berg. OF
o. n. Berg & Son. left for Chicago to-
day 20 take post graduate course In
advanced embalming under Prof. Carl
l. Barnes.
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MAIlRIAGIi LICENSES

oGDEN. Aug. 1s.-Marriaac licenses
nhve been issued 10 Tho ,oIIor'in9
,cs by County Clerk s. q. Dvc;
r.ssaOob Olson OF Kansas CITY. Mo. and
ufs Williams OF Boise. Ida.
n. pert James killham az shoshonc.
an 4, and Mrs Matte Bessie Bradford
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

J. w Farror. manager OF FaIrer
Bros & Co, who II IN the east on n
purchasing trip writes from New York
that he has had very enjoyable and
successful trip. He spent week In
chicago with his daughter. Miss Zelia
Tair5r, who IS missionary in the
Northern Ststos mission
Hyrum Andersen Of the First ward
was dragged quite distance on the
street sunday by horse ne was try
ing Ia harness During the run Nj.
Anderson was knocked against telc-
phone pole and sustained bruises and q
big cash ~ the scalp He was taken
TO the Provo general hospital FOR treat
ment- None 81 his Injuries are scri-
GUS.
DEATH or MRS. HARDWOOD.
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RECENT DEATH

JOHr,SON, LYDIA AMMAN
family home in Cannonville, cal
county, Utah. Lydia Ann Johnsonl
July G. 1910. She was born Fen
1S47, In worcestershire. Engj
came to Utah In 1859. moved to q
city Iron county. In 1865. was ma
TO Seth johnson in 1881 and ~
dren. seven boys and seven girls,
born to them, 10 Of whom survive
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INAItE

20 whom you cntrust your wa
G. ID. Strang at the Alexander Jew
Co. guarantees all work for one v
20 East Third South street.
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Enjoy Big Feruno Band. saltair.
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f'runo Band all week. saltair.
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}. m. HARRY L. BRACKEN.
SEVENTH DAY.

haMlins. WNo. Aug. rs. 1910
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Auto Co.
salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Everything goes wrong today but
the Cadillac 'thirty" and the Fire.
stone tires, Lost the road three times.
and travelled over Sagcbrush and
wnshouts for forty miles. Wyoming
roads worst In the country. Radiator
stu requires no filling. Mileage today
si' The Cadillac has now worked
INC rounds mud. water. sand. hills
and SagehruSh nothing more
1887 IN. HARRY l.. BRACkEN.
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Makes Home Run!
TO SALT LAKE IN 8 DAYS
Fed AMC TEIT TAFT
POSTAL rnfGs,pa @ COMMERCIAL slars
TELL GRAM

-. - - .-sikz- =. 49, - = :. = :. : 3
FIT HDAN
North Platte. Neb.. Aug. 10. 1910.
Raymond Bracken Auto Co.
salt Lake City.
Cadillac thirty slidded ii.., Ind
ditch today, hut landed right side ~,
with no damage. Central NebrasLa
i a sea of mud. Raincd all afternoon
ana still at IL. Have driven Through
mud and water holes three and four
Iect deep all day. Expect terrible
roaus tomorrow. Mileage today 2s4
IN ioia hours. Cadillac car and Fire
stone tires prove indestructible.
lo:52 y. m. HARRY l.. BRACkFN.
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FINISH

Cumberland. MNo.. Aug. 10. 1910.
HAMMOND BraCkcn Auto Co.
salt Lake CITY. Utah
Cadillac thirty reaches Cumberland
Wyoming tonight after travelling over
the worst roads I'm the west. Car and
tires doing a. usual. No water put IN
radiator vet. VIII see YOU Tuesday
afternoon. Aug, 10. about n. nv.
HARRY L. BRACkEN