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George Thomas all forfeited IS each on
the charge OF vaRrancy.
William Nixon, an old and confirmed
drunkard, was charged with disturbing
the peace. His aged wife. ALSO a topper
OF some renown, was present and with
tears In her eyes listened to the testi-
mony OF the complaining witness. Hlxon
begged the Judge to allow him and his
wife 10 leave the city, promising 70
cause the local authorities no further
trouble. The court accordingly made
an order TO this effect, stating that IL
either OF them was found I'm town with
In ~ hours they would be put In jail for
90 days
Annie Williams forfeited $50 bail on
the charge OF yagrancy.
In the case OF the state OF Utah
against Edward, John and Benjamin
Sewell. charged with assaulting Aionzo
Clark on July S, counsel for the Sewel's
waived the reading OF the complaint
and the case was continued until fur
Their arrangements have been made
with the county attorney
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MORNING EXAMINER
STOPS PUBLICATION
Morning PAPER in Junction City
suspends and Assignment
Made to Creditors.

ogDEN. July l2.-Iate yesterday aft
IAN the ogden Morning Examiner,
A. onlv morning paper in Ogden, made
voluptary assignment for the benefit
"a. creditors late Tuesday afternoon,
,nsn 3. r. Bowman, lessee, publisher
IA general manager. assigned all OF
Ne Affairs over to the Pingree National
h,nk tho largest creditor
~ u Brown, secretary of the We
50, club. was appointed receiver for the
Company. ,oo
rns assets we're figured at $4,000 and
A., liabilities at S2,sO0. The assets
Ids, on four-and "a half year lease
49,, the Examiner Publishing Co,
s,n. receivable estimated at $500, real
,,,ste taken in exchange for advertis-
~ ofAre supplies, furniture and sun
~ on the liabilities the Pingree
vs,onal bank holds notes against the
,,rsr aggergating $500. The other
Editors are william Glasmann, $3.50;
NJ employees pay roll balance for this
ssss. $3.50. sundry accounts, $500.
M Bowman. re- garding the assign
rtnt. had this 10 say: Yes, i have
msSe voluntary assignment to James
PnErDf lI kIlE AAAAAN' @NaAAVAAaf bt'Afht
which Is the large st creditor. ! do so
mainly because my health has been
,,pIdly falling and / do not feel equal
10 Inc task u continuing the publica-
,lon OF the paper. When l took the
lease on Sept. 1. 1909 there was a debt
IN is000. which has been almost en-
tlrely paid on since assumed the man
agement.
n have met with many discourage
nents since | took the lead In the paper.
the chief OF which has teen the pre-
vallIng opinion Of the public that VIII
liam Glasmann control Its policy, which
has strongly mtgated against the sue
cess Of the paper while under my con
troll
Il made the assignment voluntarily
because Of my failing health and the
other reasons mentioned, In the face of
the fact that / was offered ample finau-
clal backing for continuous publication
There will be no compromise with
the creditors Of the paper. but every
one holding just claim will be paid In
fun. dollar for dollar"
some OF tho salt Lake Tribune people
we're up here this morning looking over
the situation with the probable view OF
purchasing
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PASSING or A PIONEER.

MT PLEASANT. July n-Nelson It'd
well ono OF the early settlers OF Sanpete,
died at his home IN Iudanola last week,
az the age OF rs years, and his remains
were brought TO Mt. Pleasant for burial
IN the local cemetery on Thursday. Mr.
Pleasant and lived here for many years
Lynn, the 6-year-od son OF VIM
Averett met with am accident one day
last week that may result IN the loss OF
the sight of one eve. While playing with
a nipper. one end OF II few back punctur-
ing the ball OF tho eye. An operation was
performed as soon as possible, but little
improvement was noticeable IN the boys
condition.
wilford Winkler leaves today on a mis-
sion to Germany.
The three recently returned mission
aries, John Carter. Martin Hallstrom and
Allen Rowe. were given a most enjoyable
reception In the Norm ward meeting
house Thursday evening, under the aus
pieces OF the Sixty-sxth quorum OF sew
enty. There WIS q large attendance or
friends and the evening passed very
pleasantly in singing and speech making.
Refreshments were served. Elder Carter
was a missionary I'm Great Britain. Elder
Hallstrom returns from the Swedish mis-
sion. and Elder Rowe from the Western
States
pr. Ross Anderson and family left
Thursday for California. The doctor will
' isit the best hospitals on tho coast in tho
interest OF the local hospital. which the
ts determined shall be fully
abreast Of tho times Mr. Anderson and
children will remain at Ocean Park while
the doctor is visiting the hospitals
There II fine fresh-water bathing
/, n
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PROVO.

The News IL delivered by carrier
every night Sunday excepted at 70
complaints regarding delivery should
be made to David johnson, agent
FOR Daily. Saturday and Semi Week
~ News Ind Phone MA. Orders
taken for Church works Residence IA
South First West street
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave.
ind 3i2-T
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave
Ind. 102-A
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PIONEER DAY CELEBRATION.

MT. PLEASANT July INT Pleasant
will have rousiug pioneer celebration
II the plans contemplated are carried out,
The sunday school officers are In charge
cf the movement and the celebration will
be held on the North ward church
grounds Monday July o.
Teh following committees are at work
Executive Committce-H. G, Jacobs, a.
Carter, n, W. Anderson, T. NJ Nielsen,
a. H. Petersen. JOS. Johansen., Jr.
Program-Danlel Rasmussen. Ida MerZ,
Iressa Larsen, Ada Barton. Valentine
Larsen.
sports-Georgo Christensen. Justus b.
seely Jas. W Anderson, Matilda Peter
sen, Fern Watson.
Refre shments--MrH. n. G. Jacobs Flos-
sic Erickson, Florence Monson. A L.
Burnside. Eta Ralph
Flnance-A Merz, Tina Erickson. j. A.
Bigler Lucille Ralph, Levi Reynolds. A.
Carter
Decoratlon-A. l. Petersen. Vlrgle John
son, Talulu Fraudsen. Thea Rasmussen
Ellis McClcna han. Mary Petersen. Ethel
Christensen. n. W. Anderson, MarselIa
Scoyll, Stella Mcintosh
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DEATH or GENEVA BINGHAM.

OGDEN, July l3-Mrs. Geneva Ring
nam nam VIC of Bishop Edwin A. Bling
s OF wilson. died at the family resi-
s's Ve az noon on Tuesday Of peritonitis
wgIpWlhg an operation for gall stones.
i rls bingham has been III since Friday
.Asl she was one " the most highly
,leltea women IN the Wilson dis
c 60 having acted in a number of
a, ~, capacities. Deceased was born
uaugnter NJ John and Sanah Ann SAL
sen, Martin. She was the mother of
49, !. oin'ldren 10 OF whom survive. Her
So $50 parents are also living, as are a
s sua'oer OF brothers and sisters. The
, ,.a',,a VIII be held I'm the Wilson ward
nv sV.nsnouse on Thursday at 2 o'clock
'Hy 5en4lns may be viewed from 10 10
pn vgpck on the day OF the funeral.
isrs '' VIII De made in the city ceme-
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ANSWER OF INSURANCE 60.

OGDEN, July 13.-The London q
Lancashire Insurance company has
filed an answer to the complaint re-
Gently brought by r. Demichele. In
which the latter seeks to recover the
sum of 81 900 alleged to have been held
In an insurance policy of the former
company on a certain small grocery
store at l5l Twenty fourth street,
which was destroyed by fire. The in
surance company claims that Demi chele
did not own the property, that he did
not make his claim within so days, az
required In the policy and that the
premium. amounting TO 500 was not
paid 1t further alleges that a false
and fraudulent statement OF the loss
was made TO the company's agent and
that the action IL premature.
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PLEASANT GROVE.
C. B. HARPER WINS
IN SCHOOL ELECTION
{ speeial Correspondence. }

PLEASANT GROVE, Utah Co. JulS II,
As result OF the school election held
here yesterday G. y. Harper was elected
school trustee for the ensuing three
years. Al the school primary held on
Friday evening Alex. Bullock was unani-
mously nominated as the candidate. but
MIR Harper sprung "A surprise a. dark
horse and won out.
Mr.. Raymond Nelson and Miss Anna
Hanson were married IN Provo today.
The bride is one OF Lehis charming
bellies and the groom a highly respected
md rising young man OF Pleasant Grove
Born, 10 MIR. and Mrs. James Hunting
OF Manila ward. a son, July s.
The Alpine stake quarterly conference
will be held here on Saturday and sun
day, July 2 and a.
Old folks day OF Alpine stake will be
observed at Alpine city tomorrow.
The remains 81 little Hoke Brown. who
died in Sanford, Colo, arrived here for
burial In the city cemetery Friday morn
ing, Symps thizing relatives and friends
gathered at the cemetery where short
services were held.
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JOSEPH CLARK ESTATE.

OGDEN. July lS.-Hannah l.. Clark
has filed a petition In the district court
iF letters OF administration OF the
estate Of her husband the late Joseph
Caik who died IN Ogden on June 2s,
Me The estate Is valued at $780, 900
and consists Of improved and unim-
proved lands estimated at $4,000 and
PERSONAL property. made up o. shares
Of stock In various companies, notes. Sc
clrties and cash in banks estimated
a. $500. There are five sons and one
daughter living, besides the widow The
peuuon asks that Frederick G.. Clark,
'h' Oldest child, BE- appointed admin
stratOr
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DESERET.
BLACK FAMILY REUNION
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

Especial Correspondence
DDSERET. Willard Co, July Fin
dependence day was observed IN a very
patriotic and sane manner
ON July the defendants OF George.
william v ana Joseph 8 Black, met
for the first time In a grand reunion.
Representative OF families was pres
ent from salt Lake Emory. SEWER and
Washington counties. a splendid pro-
gram consisting OF music. songs
speeches etc. was rendered In the fore
noon In the Deserot ward westinghouse.
10 which the public was cordially in
Vited. In the afternoon the relatives
only. numbering more than 100 souls,
met In Petty's hall and partoook OF "a
sumptuous feast, after which an or
ganization was affected and resolutions
adopted. calling for future reunions af
this sturdy clan from the Emerald isle.
The public again Joined the happy
throng In the evening IN free dance
given by members OF tho families OF
william V and Joseph $. Black who
reside In this ward.
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LIVELY SCHOOL ELECTION
DR.. JOS. HUGHES WINS OUT

SPANISH FORK. Utah. July 12.-At
the annual school election held here
yesterday, DR. Joseph Hughes was
elected 10 serve as trustee for a period
Of three years. DIR, Hughes's opponen mt
was G. W. Booth. who has served as
school trustee for some time. There
were 40i votes cast. Hughes receiving
21s and Booth 1s6, making Hughess ma
jority 49,
The election was one OF the most ex-
citing and interesting ever held here.
At the primary held last Wednesday
night G. w. Booth was the leading
candidate for the position: but in the
election today Or. Hughes won out.
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ACQUITTAL IN LIQUOR CASE.

PROVO June 1S-Yesterday after
noon the jury I'm the second liquor case
against Robert Chapple. appealed by
defendant from Spanish Fork brought
In verdict OF not guilty in the Fourth
district court.
The Spanish Fork city authorities
have decided not TO adopt the sugges-
tion made by Atty. ID. n. Houtz TO
continue the liquor cases till the state
supreme court passes on the validity Of
the Spanish Fork city prohibition or
dinance, which viii be taken to the
supreme court in the appeal of the first
case against Robert Chapple. I'm which
he was convicted Monday Therefore
the case Of Spanish Fork city VS.. Alma
G. Hales, Jr.. followed the Chapple case
and is now on trial Defendant was
convicted IN Justice Frost's court in
Spanish Fork Of selling whisky 20 Fred
Boshard on Jan. 80 The sale IL alleged
to have taken place In Robert Chap
PIES place Of business
A final decree Of divorce was en-
tered on motion OF plaintiff in the case
OF Florence Corner Ns. Robert Corner
The parties are from Lehi
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GIRL SHOT IN FOOT.

Provo, July 13-Thomas Jackson,
deputy sheriff at Cotton. telephonod
the sherin's office here this morning
that the t3-year-old daughter OF
James Fisher Of this city had been
accidentally shot I'm the foot by q man
named Allen The accident occurred
at Mr. Fishers ranch at Dintaquint
near Cotton and the girl was taken
to HELPER for treatment this morning
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NEPHI.
DEATH OF G. |. SPERRY
FOLLOWING OPERATION

Especial Correspondence }
NCPHI. Juab Co, July 12.-T'he very
sad news OF the death OF George Lode
Sperry fn Salt Lake reached here early
yesterday morning Mr. Sperry left
here to 40 to the hospital several days
ago, where he was operated upon. but
he never fully recovered from the OPP
Grafton. Mr. Sperry was 30 years Of
age and is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W
5, Sperry. He leaves wife, three
children, parents. several brothers and
sister. The body viii be brought
home for burial this evening
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SPANISH FORK.
PIONEER ALFRED REEFS
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS

SPANISH FORK. July 1I.-Alfred Recs.
pioneer OF Spanish Fork died al his
home this morning, after suffering for
many years with diabetes. For the last
eight months no was bedfast lie Us sur.
ViVed by a widow, two sons and six
daughters and IA addition 90 his immedl-
ate family was the grandfather OF 30 chill -
dren. In 1856 he came To Utah with a
handcart company and later I'm the Same
year came to Spanish Fork, which he has
helped TO built from the day Of his entry
here. He was a dcvout church member
and n stalwart citizen. lie was "a native
of GlamorRanshire, South Wales Funer-
al services will be conducted at the city
pavilion Wednesday afternoon.
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EUREKA.
ST0TT ELECTED TRUSTEE
AFTER SPIRITED CONTEST

Especial Correspondence
EUREKA. July 1.-THE closing OF tho
polls tonight ended one Of IN emOst spir-
tied school election contests ever record.
ed here. The opposing candidates select
ed at the non-partlsan mass meeting sat
urday night were II. n. G. Stott and Mrs
Elizabeth Adams. Mr. Stott won in tho
final count with a majority OF 10 votes.
The annual report OF the trustees for
the year ending June 80 1910, was re-
eeived. Il shows balance on hand on
for the year amounted TO S33,Sd.6l max
ing a total on hand of t40999.6 50, The dis
bursemeuts by warrants amounted 10 SSi-
IA II, leaving a balance on hand on June
80 1910, Of $7.2i5.5l. The three trustees
were voted. 500 each for their services
during the past year.
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KEILY-RYAN NupTI,Ls.

DESERET July ia very pretty
wedding was solemuized at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Kelly at o'clock
pm Saturday, when their daughter
Maggie, was martIe Ell to Archie D. Ryan
of salt Lake city. Bishop Damron Of
Related. A wedding dinner was served
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan left for
Welser, Idaho. who're the groom Is en-
gagged as a civil engineer for the o. S
+. u. r. 90. They are both popular
young people and take the best wishes
OF host Of friends with them.
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DEMURRER oYERRULEn

OGDEN, July 13-ln the case Of ].
y skeen relator for the state OF Utah
against the Ogden Rapid Transit COM
lsny' the demurrer Of the railway peo-
pc IN which they challenged the Juris-
action OF the court TO regulate the
Stopping places, has been overruled by
suase j, a Howell The case viii now
~ % trlal about the last Of this week
lho lehgtny and somewhat sarclsti,
answer OF the defendants will be used
AZ e,e ulaL The action was brought
PIE 10 ston their cars az the Lewis re-
soH IN Ogden canyon.
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LIVELY SCHOOL ELECTION.

NEPHf. july 12.--At rather excited
and lively school election yesterday aft
ernoon a. II. PaXman. the regularly
nominated candidate for the posi- ton
Of school trustee. was elected over Mr.
r. l.. Foote. the outgoing member Of
the board who was run in as the dark
horse" at the eleventh hour, by obtain
ing majority vote Of IS. Mr.. Paxman
received 191 votes against 81 votes for
Mr.. Foote.
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WYOMING.
MAGGIE T. l0cKART DROWNED
IN BIG MOOSE CREEK

Especial Correspondence
SHERIDAN. Wyo,, July l2.-Maggie
T. Lockart. AZ years old. daughter
Of Mrs. Robert T. Loclart. was
drowned this afternoon while bathing
IN Big Moose Creet< few mlese from
Sheridan. The girl had been in bath
Ing with several companions and
reached depth over her head. Grace
Allen went to her rescue and narrow
~ missed meeting the same fate. She
was rescued in a thrilling manner. Miss
LoclkaIt's body was recovered.
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Packard in office rs his own successor
The total number OF votes cast was
Sss AZ the primaries Mr. Mendenhnll
received n votes and Mr.. Packard co.
carriages and automobiles were kept
busy throughout the day hustling the
voters to the polls
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ID. r. Roberts, OF Logan, father OF
the good roads" movement In Utah.
is back from Washington. where he
has been In attendance at the law de-
partment OF the George Washington
University for the past year. Mr.. Rob
erts says he Is making satisfactory
progress in his law course. and Is glad
to get back to Utah for his vacation
He win return to Washington, Oct. /.
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DESTRUCTIVE EIRE.

DESBRET, July Ion Friday. the
Sth Inst, fire com pletely destroyed the
hay stacks, stables and corrals OF John
II Western. The loss Is estimated at
$500, with no insurance Small boys
with matches were the origin OF tho
blaze
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SPRINGVILLE.
EXCITING SCHOOL ELECTION
is HELD AT SPRINGVlLlE
Especial Correspondence

SPRINGVILLE. July 1.-The most
exciting contest ever held here was the
school election which closed last night
with ~. n. Packard the winner with
a majority Of flve votes, running
against Guy w Mendenhall The re-
suit OF the election continues Mr..
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BODY TO BE SENT EAST

oGDEN, July lg-I.ark;n & SOM ~
s.e'7akers, are IN receipt ~ a teiesr an
rom Mrs Frank p. McGInn ~ Cb can
pi.tINng mat the body Of steph.r,
Az brother Of Mrs. McGinn who
ana ~ ~ Ogden last week. be embalmad
h. SEM Si'p I 70 chicago. The body Nm
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FUNERAL OF MRS. KrEsrr.

Ms I'M, guly l2.-The funeral of
Kiese no. Nlesei, wife OF Julius c.
The Eplsc"r.,i' reg tuesday morning at
vsra saood officiating. several solos
service rendered during the impresslve
maAs after which The interman, s,,as
-'e IN the city cerneter, ''''' was
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Ncphi his home ever since He leaves
a wife and mine children living Fun
eral services were held at the family
residence July ~.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

OGDEN. July ia marriage license
has been issued to Ben II Eul)e OF
Howe Texas and Annie A. Burt of
Ogden
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EXCURSIONS NORTH
July f1th and gard.

Via. oregon Short Line. Special low
round trip rates to points IN northern
Utah and idaho. city Ticket Office 1856
Main street
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Clear. fresh water in n clean pool
at Beautiful WANDAMERE.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY July IL 1910,

Monroe Lee Bingham and Priscllla
Ludlow both OF Benjamin.
William Thomas Brooke nshire OF
Eureka and Eliza HenrickSon OF Fay
cite.
Raymond Nelson Of Pleasant Grove
and Anna Hansen of Lent
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WANTED.

YOUNG COUPLE NO CHILDREN
good reference, want furnished house IN
Ogden for summer Bell phone 1897
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THE MORMoNs AND THE
THEATER.

An interesting compilation. forming
the history Of theatricais IN Salt Lake.
by the late John S. Lindsay, for sale
at the Deseret News Book Store. Price
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WEDDING REI.IS.

PROVO, July iS.-Marriage licenses
nave been Issued to the following
couples:
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LEHI.
PIONEER DAY WILL
BE DULY H0N0RE0

Especial Correspondence.
LEHI, July IA general committee
OF eight. two from each Lehi wards,
was appointed Sunday who will ap-
point sub-commlttees and arrange for
tho Pioneer day celebration on the
2th.. Everything possible will be done
TO make the day memorable one.
LEHI BRIEFS.
Mr.. Samuel Healey az Alpine came
into Lehl the other day in an intoxi-
Gated condition and was promptly ar
rested and fined $50, Some few have
come into Lehi since the first of the
year under the influence of liquor and
have found 90 their sorrow that prohi-
billion II very effective. and that kind
OF pleasure comes high
Robert, the son OF Senator and Mrs
John " Smith. fell from horse last
week and had his collar bone broken
He N improving nicely.
During juno there were IL births.
with but one death.
Coyotes have killed a large number
Of chickens belonging To people on the
outskirts Of town.
Last week. Mrs. Charles johnson. Jr.,
presented her husband with son.
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UNUGH TFKS Of MDNMDN BAT
TALON
PROVO, July i2.--The Daughters OF
the Mormon Battalion viii meet Satur-
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Eliza Stewprt, corner Of Fourth West
and Second South streets. All who are
entitled to membership are urged to
attend
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GOOD ROADS" ROBERTS HERE.

This is Society Day. saltair.
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There II fine fresh-water bathing
n Beautiful WANDAMERE.