The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-24
KaysVille Notes
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
Kaysville, Aug. 23.-The Burro mine
in Mill Creek canyon, east of BoUntiful,
IS making its initial shipment of car
load OF ore this week. This will be the
first carload Of ore ever shipped out
or Davis county. The officers of the
company say they have 20 carloads at
the mine ready TO ship. The mine is
located at the head Of Howard hollow
IN MIL Greek canyon which is about
ten miles from Woods Cross. Twenty
five men are employed at the mine.
During the past Few days babies have
been born 10 the following people in
kaysVllle. A daughter TO MIR and Mrs.
John W. Thornley,. a daughter 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Leo ROueche, a son TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Carr. a daughter TO MT
and Mrs. Arson Layton, d son 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Charles BOyntOn. a son to Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Beesley, a daugh-
ter To Mr.. and Mrs Jacob c. Haight
son to Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Mabey,
daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs. Charles At
kinson, and a son TO Mr.. and Mrs. @. c.
ClontZ.
County Clerk Hyrum A. Pack issued
the following marriage licenses recent
~ at his office in the county court
house: Frederick Adelbert PenfOld, age
20, and Mrs. Eliza Glass, age 80, both
of Salt Lake City; Matt DOud, age 42
and Mary OrtiZaze, A. both of Salt Lake
City; Walter 7. PomerOy, age p. and
NJ tie t. stewart age DOLn OF
Salt Lake City; Martin Polance, age 81
and Josie leila. age p, both of Bing
ham; ROmulus Mitchell, age so, of
Sparks, Nevada, and Mary Annie Smith
age 10, OF Kaysville; Earl c. Mcfarland
age 81, and Katie Bailey, age 2S, both
Of Ogden; Carlos Woodward, age 23, OF
Huntington, Emery county, and Miss
Irene Branch. age 20, Of Carbon county,
A message was received here yester-
DAYS from St Charles, Bear Lake cOun-
Idaho Announcing tho death
George VIM. who was formerly a resi-
dent of Davis county. He was over
seventy years Of age and leaves a wife
and family.
Mrs. Earl Knight of Clarified is very
sick at the Kaysville hospital.
son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Nader, but the little one only
lived a few hours.
Mrs. Edward Clontz of Clinton, who
tried 10 commit suicide a short time
ago, was examined by Drs. c. J. Heath
and 3. 5. Kesler yesterday and was or
dered committed to the State Mental
hospital by Judge Howell.
Edward Kent and Robert Bush, men
who were by a jury on July 80 con-
victed of burg!arizing Frank Yurka S
clothing store in BOuntiful last May
when the clOthieT lost $500 worth OF
goods, were sentenced on Saturday "a
seven years each in the state prison.
A meeting Of the trustees and princi-
pals of all the schools in Davis county
was held in Pennington yesterday for
the purpose OF fixing the school calen-
dar of the year 1901. 1t was decided
to open all the schools on Sept. 10. and
the school year to be of eight months
duration, with only one weeks Vaca-
ton for Christmas First year high
school work will be taught in Kays-
vile again this year. Two rooms are
being fixed up in the basement OF the
Central high school building for that
purpose. The tuition will be $50. E. NJ
Whitesides. former county superintend-
ent, Will be principal.