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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-19
UTAH COUNTY CANDIDATES.
Plentiful Crop Before Democratic Con-
vcntion at spanish Fork.
Especial TO the News


Provo Sent. f9.--Andrew b Morgan
of Provo. Will be the temporary chair
man OF the Democratic county conVen-
ton 10 be held in Spanish Fork to-
morrow.
The following are receiving support
from friends and their names viii no
doubt be placed before the convention
for nomination TO the Offices named
state Senators-Thomas y. Taylor,
Jesse Knight r. r Irvine, Provo, Abel
! Evans. Lehi, Hyrum Lennon, Pay
son.
American Fork. n. I. Reynolds
Springville. James O, Bullock. Pleasant
Grove. 4 u. Anderson, Lehi; James Nj.
Greer Spanish Fork; Joseph Reece'
Payson.
county Commissioners-G Menden-
hall Roy Deal springville, W. o.
Greer. J. J. Banks, Spanish Fork 1, T.
Thurman and George p. Billings Pro
vo Edward southwick, Lehi. Wilford
F. Giles Provo; James II, Clark, Amer
lean Fork
County Clerl<-George Havercamp a
v Robinson. Provo; Ray Maycock
springvilo. NJ. r Bezsant, American
Fork
Henry Fast, Lehi. James Weight
sprlngvine; r J. VILLAINS JOS W
Ioveless Provo.
County Recorder-Mrs. Luella Hay
r1ond. SprinEville II T. Thomas and
J. c. Andersen, Provo.
Treasurer-Ashloy Bartlett, Alva Nel'
son. Provo.
Asscssor-David Openshaw. Provo. d
NJ. Smith. Pleasant Grove.
Attorney-A r Morgan J W y
whitecotton. Grant G. Bagley f. z
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HUSBAND NOW FILES SUIT.

The second attempt Of the Nelson's
TO secure a divorce was more success
ful than the FIRST Judge NJ. l. Ritcnle
granted Joseph l.. Nelson an inter
iocutory decree OF divorce from
Linnie Nelson saturday, on the
ground Of desertion The first suit Tor
divorce was hled by Mrs. Nelson, VINO
cbargod that her husband had not
only failed 10 provide for her, but
that she had been obliged TO foot all
the bills herself. The case savored OF
COLLISION between the two parties ana
was dismissed. Later, Mrs Nelson
went back to her parents in the east
thus giving the husband an oppor-
tunity to charge desertion'
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DEAD DUCKS COVER
NEW STATE GUN CLUB
James q, ElIerbeck Declares VIII Take
One Hundred Men Three Weeks
To Bury Them.

As rapidly as practicable. state Of
ficials are making official inspections
OF the duck situation. and within few
days some official dictum can be ex-
pected At O'Clock this afternoon,
Fred w. Chambers, state FISH and game
commissioner, willard Hanson, state
food and dairy commissioner and Her
man Harms, state chemist will take
the train for Brigham city, from which
point they will visit the grounds OF the
Bear River Duck club and other clubs
in that neighborhood with the object
of finding out what is the trouble with
the diseased ducks. and the extent
Of the trouble there.
Mr. Hansen says that Or. Baker OF
ogden made an examination Of two
dead ducks before himself, j. ;. Cary
er. John Browning and Mr. Bigelow,
on Saturday and Or. Bakers decision
was To the effect that the ducks are
diving with some sort Of a fever ike
typhoid and that they certainly are
unfit 20 eat.
While in Uintah county the past
week Mr.. Chambers received the re-
port Of s. Z. Dillman, game warden
which was to the effect that the ducks
in that neighborhood are In excellent
condition, no diseased ones haNlhs
been found at all so FAR.
Realizing, however, that the incom-
ing ducks are rapidly dying as a re
suit OF the conditions at the mouth OF
the Jordan river. James q. Elerbeck
chairman OF the grounds committee OF
the New state Gun club and every
snortsman in the city who will give the
matter his attention will gather at the
Western Arms company TUESDAY
morning az am. and go from there
10 the Jordan to pour quick lime on the
diseased ducks which lie dead by thf
thousands along the swamps. MT FL
lerbeck says that the conditions arc
Two weeks ago" he said this morn.
ing. there we're only about wv
live ducks on the New state grounds
hut nov ducks are coming py nv
,housapds from the north and rapidly
dying of upon drinking the nlthy sew
or water. II would take 100 men three
,,.eal,s 10 bury the ducks on the New
Stato grounds alone Even the gees
ana larger birds Of British Columbis
are beginning to arrive and they toe
| succunb upon drinking the hlthN
sewer What right has the city L
| turn polluted water on 1000 acres o.
| duck feeding grounds? II we com
| nenoe suit against the city to the tun'
| ~ SAC. 600 for damages TO our GROUNDS
| alone they win probably do somethini
| 20 ahate the trouble. Many OF the blrd
| winter in South America and no on
| can teu how far the disease Will b.
| carried"
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Chairman ]. U. EIdredge Jr., Des-
ignates Oct. 3 as
The Date.
CONSIST OF 534 DELEGATES.
Primaries to be Held I'm City and
County Districts Evening
OF sept. 80.

The call for the Republican county
convention OF salt Lake cuunty was
issued Saturday by Chairman j. 4.
EldredEe. Jr.. the convention 20 bo held
in the salt AXE theater oct. 3.
commencing at II o'clock am. The
primaries 20 elect delegates TO the con-
vention viii be held in the various dis
tricts OF the city and county OH tho
evening OF Sept 30. from 3 TO o O'Clock,
The convention Will nominate candi-
dates for all the county offices, two
state senators and 10 members OF tho
house Of representatives. precinct Jus
tices and constahles. ana IS members OF
the Republican county committee,
which Will be composed OF two mem
beers from each municipal ward OF me
city and 1--WE members az large rom
tho county Just prior 10 the convcn-
tion the salt Lake city delegatcs will
meet At 20: 30 o'clock and place In nom
nation n precinct justice 81 the peace
and constable The convention VIII
comprise S34 delegates. the apporton-
nent being one delegate for each 20
votes cast for Joseph Howell FOR Con-
gresg In the election Of 1905, as fOllpWs'
Districts Nos. 50, 43 ana 81 IL deie-
Districts Nos. 8 and 80. 10 delegates
each =. 4.
A. 4s. 81 and o.. nine delegetes each. ..
Districts Nos z. s. "a. l6. 49, 20 ana 3D.
eight delegates each. -,
Districts Nos 90 30. al, a. 80, ~ a.
81. 80 and 100. seven delegates each'
districts Nos 4. 10. II. 10, is, 2d' 81, o.
"a. N. rs, 70 and IS, six delegates eacn'
Districts Nos. Is. q. 81, "a, a. ~ oS,
So. IS. 81. 6s. 81 and IS. five delegates
each =. m .a en- *
and S3 four delegates each 81. -,
Districts Nos s, %, 20. 81, 81 OF. nv; 49,
81. "a. 90 and 9s, three delegates edoh. 30
districts Nos. "a. IS. rs. 90, a. 20, ~ ~
90 o2. %. "a and 90. two delegates esSn y,
Districts Nos. SO. 81, 20, 81, 80 ana 81
one delegate each. s 90
District chairnen are instruSttu W
arrange suitable places for the holuins
Of me primaries on sept 8o when, ne
aides naming delegates. a distrct enA a...
man. secretary and three dlstflct con- on
wi,teemen will be chosen In each uls
trIct II is asked that the names %
those chosen shall be sent 20 INC coun
~ committees at once. ana that inc
places OF holding primaries be sent 10
me secretary at once,
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COURT NOTES.

In a complaint filed In the district
court Saturday. Fred II. Stewart asks
for divorce from Ella stewart lie
says that she has disagreeable habit
OF running out OF their house IN
negligee attire and proclaiming to the
ncighbors that he has been mistreating
her. when the real facts are, so he
SAYS. that he is kind. true and dutiful.
Mr. stewart saws that such actions In
terferc with his business They were
married at st. Louis in 1894
John "A. Kees received SATURDAY In
Judge Armstrong; court an interlocu-
tory decree Of divorce from Delfna
Aviia KEGS.
Maggie Grinths was granted satur-
DAY an interlocutory decree or
divorce from 1ehi r. Griffiths and was
given also the custody of their four
children They were married al
Parowan In Jane. 1883.
Mary q Goibourne obtained a legal
separation from Michael d. COL
bourne saturday, resuming her
maiden name 81 Mary shannon. They
we're married at ogden In January.
1904. and Mrs. Golbourne charged
non-support-
To quiet title TO 80 acres Of land in
the county, John w. Winward Is suing
Samuel r. and Ada y. Winward IN the
district court.
+. r. Kellogg and j. @. syminton OF
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Corfman, Provo. 4 J Evans, Lehi
cyor-scOtt y. Stewart, Provo.
TEMPERANCE IN CACHE.


ITN0NTHI 10 m" 'F'W"'T
Logan, Sept 10 The temperance
committee OF the county. 10 which was
referred the matter Of outlining plan
OF campaign, held Ions session, dur
ing which the whole temperance mat
ter was discussed very freely. The
members OF the committee united on
a declaration ir favor Of statewide
prohibition II possible and n not pos
sible then the next nearest thing TO IT,
The action Of the committee was as
expected BY the public here as last
year the slogan was statewide pro-
hibltion and there hns been nothing
here TO cause anyone 70 believe that
IL Will not be successful II is pre-
dicted that both parties will have pro-
hibitlon planks in their county plat
forms.
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E,fBEzzLEMENT CHARGED.
Myron Alfred Pleads Not Guilty 70
stealing Carpenters Union Funds

Myron Alfred was arraigned and e"-
tered a plea Of not guilty 10 charge
of embezzlement In Judge 7 ID LOWS
court this morning. the case was ''
for trial Sept. %.
Alfred. while acting as treasurer or
Local 1870. Brotherhood OF Carpenters
and Joiners. at Bingham. is alleged TO
have embezzlod $3.50 Of the locars
funds. -,
II is probable that the case viii be
settled out Of court. as Alfred Is said 20
have paid back the money INTO tne
,reos,irv There are some doubts about
being able 10 secure a conviction under
the circumstances.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mic Margaret whitney entertained
a n-t,ynt nj dinner party on sat
urday v,enmg I'm honor OF Morris an.
drews. the young vioiinist Wiio r
Yesterday for culver Couege near IN
200 10 continue his musical studies.
The table had Cluny lacs cio,n 80
velloyr and a centerpiece of yellow as
ters. and the piace-cards had appropri-
ate continents which caused "A
Great deal OF amusement Music
was rendered during the evening
by the guest OF honor ana hostesS
together with Miss Margeret Andrews
who Is an accomplished pianist res
ent besides these were the misses ss,,
Clawson. Ieona Gannett, and kendan
Thomas. Murray whitney Philip Dewey
and Arch West.
A large hop win be given at the post
on Friday evening in honor OF General
l.. u. Thomas. who Is making a tour
Of inspection.
MT and Mrs. w. ]. Lynch announce
the engagement Of their daughter Merle
10 caleb Dorsey OF Louisville, Ky, the
marriage To take place In october.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Daily announce
the engagement OF their daughter Vera
10 H. Melvin Ferry. the marriage to
be in the near future
on Thursday, Sept. % at the home OF
Mrs. j. ". Saxman, Convey fats, west
Third South street, the Ladies' Auxil-
larry to the United Commercial Travel
ers will give five hundred party.
each guest 10 contribute Is cents
tcwards tho Orphans home and day
nursery.
This afternoon the poetry section OF
| the Ladies' Literary club meets with
A T. Volmer DIT w. A. Paden win
| review Faust"
| This afternoon the Rna pers' social
\ club meets at the Exponent Once In
| the Bishops building
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Smith Of Logan
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PERSONALS.

w. Scott Keyting returned today 70
the University of Pennsylvania 10 IT,
sumo his medical studies,
General Supt. Sommers OF the Bel
Telephone company has gone north 70
Idaho and Montana to be absent two
weeks.
w. II. Shearman, cashier Of the Mer.
chants bank, Is on tour down toward
the Grand Canyon of the COLORADO 70
be absent a month. He is thinking o.
making the trip down through Inc
RI pids TO Yuma In a metallic boat
Glen Miller when last heard FROM
was in Japan, preparing To Vislt emma
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UTAH G. A, R, DELEGATES.

Utah is represented at the @. \. u
national encampment which begins to-
day at Atlantic city. n. H.. by w. NJ.
Bostaph, senior vice commander.ln-
chief OF the Dix -Logan pos. of ogden.
A. b. Lawrence. senior vice com mander
Of the Utah district from the SAN l,ahe
%. o. Howard post, and II =. Burns
past department commandcr from the
a. f. Maxwell post Of this city. In ad-
dltion 10 the foregoing Delegates, VINO
are accompanied by their wives,
number OF other veterans ana ther
wives are in attendance.
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POLITICAL SlOELlGHTS.

Alex. Buchanan denies the report
that he is a candidate for the state
legislature.
American" primaries win be held
in the different districts OF the city on
Wednesday evening. Sept 81. Dele
gates to the county convention will be
chosen at these primaries, the places
for which have been designated By
County Chairman David c. Dunbar.
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UNIVERSITY NEWS

A reception was given this afternoon
at 2 O'Clock by the old students and the
faculty TO the new students. at which
ers took part Miss Van Colt was In
charge Of tho affair. which proved a
great success. Each student was ex-
pected to have pinned on the lapel Of
his coat. or IN a conspicuous place, a
little card with his name thereon Tbs
was the means Of cultiveting many new
acouaintances that would have been i'm
possible IN any other way.
In the girls gym next Friday will
be held the opening matinee dance. II
Will be given by the girls of the inst
tuition in honor OF the newcomers to the
school.
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CONTINUED FOR HEARING.

Tho case OF the United states against
ths tbr.e Creeks. Apostolas Dcmuon-
les George Pavesolovis and John
Camincses. chafged with plying the
.,yhito slave" trade having been ar
rested in connection with the arrest OF
two Greek women, who claim 70 DC
sisters of two OF these men, mas beeh
continued until Sept %. me women
and the men are out on bail
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rAnpENrER- sEEKs LIES.

John Peterson, local carpenter. has
filed suit in the district court. ASKING
for a lien on a house owheu ny ~.
Fixstad and wife. corner Belmont
n venue and Eighth East street. In hts
complaint he alleges that the contract
entered into between him and the do
PENDANTS for the erection OF the house
yvaa 81 .90i, Of which only f1.oos.l5 mas
been paid. He claims that there Is a
balance stll due OF s3s2sh, together
with interest from April 6, 1910.
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MINER SEEKS DAMAGES.

Mike Vengich nled suit saturday IN
tho district court against the ~ ".
Mining a Deyclopment company for
10000 damages on account OF
broken leg said to have been sustain
ed in an accident on June sS lsiv.
Vengich was operating a drill IN tne
mine Of the company and alleges M
tho accident was the result OF mes,
gence on the part OF the company ~
failing to properly brace a plocN o'
carth. which fell on him.
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LAMBERT GETS DAMAGES.
judgment nv Stipulation Entered
Apninst SaItair Road for $4,000.

on motion OF Thomas Marineaux. OF
counsel for plaintiff, Judgment by
Stipulation was entered against the
Sait Lake & Los Angeles Railroad
company IN favor of Leroy |. Lambert
for So. 600 In District Judge Rtchie's
court this morning.
Lambert. who Is about is years OF age.
was struck by a Saltair train about
two months ago and sustained the loss
Of one OF his arms. He entered suit
for $4,000 damages and the slpula-
ZION judgement entered this morning
was tho result
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-19

Los Angeles. in business under the
arm name OF F.. n. Kellogg q Company,
nave entered suit in the district court
against the Gold Springs Mining 4
Power company OF Utah for the recov-
cry Of S1.Os6 81. said TO be due on
promissory note, and 500 attorneys
fees
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IN FEDERAL COURT.

The case OF the Rawhide Northern
Consolidated Mines company against
a w Scott. former president ana
treasurer OF the company who f.
charged with having appropriated 10
his own use not less than $4,000 Of the
cornpanys funds, came up before
Judge Marshall Monday morning Tho
demurrer was cvorruled and the de-
fendant assigned 10 answer the bill
before the next rule Gay. and the de-.
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arENNUTse Is suNKl.NpEIIhD.

peanuts" Sinclair, the local prize
nKbtor. was surrendered Saturday. SIN
clair was arrested last spring ioi
stAtutory onense, the complainant D ,,i
Bessie Bird. 16 years Of age Inc
prize fighter will probably nave 20
remain in Jail until his case comes
NJ for hearing.
Sinclair has succeeded IN gettils ne"
b1ndsmen and has been releaseu'
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are in the city, visiting Mrs Smiths
parents. MIR. and Mrs Eb Krout On
the 2ist they leave for Columbus. Ohio.
where Mr.. Smith win attend school.
Mrs. Thomas Weir has returned from
a months stay in California
A pretty home wedding was that Of
Maud Williams and Lester J strane
on Saturday evening. Sept n, at
o'clock. at the residence of the grooms
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John A Strang
Miss williams In the daughter OF Nh
and Mrs samuel II. Williams Of the
Twenty- ninth ward. The ceremony
was performed by Bishop Joseph Chris
tenson I'm the presence OF the immsdI.
ate family. They will reside at SD
south sixth East street, where they
will be at home 60 their friends ate,
oct. l.
A pleasant affair last week was tho
marty given in honor or the tirthday
anniversary OF Mr. Frank y Mead
the rooms being decorated IN red, pink
and white asters, and supper served
at which covers were laid Tor 20 guest.
The time was spent with music ana
games, the prizes I'm the latter g3ls
erick Walters.
The Misses Rhea Jensen and Helen
Angel entertained the Billiken club at
an Orpheum party Saturday afternoon.
after which dainty luncheon was
served at Franklin's. the guest Of honor
being Miss Amy Russon, one OF the
fall brides.
In all the published accounts Of he
marriage Of Mr.. Quist and Miss War.
| ner, the name OF the elder performing
| the ceremony was given enormously,
| due to the fact that bishop A.
| Clawson. cousin OF the bride. was %
! have oniciated, hut he being called
| away. his place was taken by his frs,
| counselor, Elder l.. T. whitney
whoop! Bang! wild West SHOW
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of u. u Meyer will b
held in the Fifteenth ward chapel. Tues
day. sept 81. At o'clock Fuenas w
vited. Burial I'm city cemetery.
The funeral OF S. II Bennion VINO W
ltllsd last night at GARFIELD. will be nsA
al TaylorsVille Wednesday morning
10 o'clock.
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PENDANT was taxed with costs OF suit
up 10 this tlme.
The case OF the silver King con
solldntod Mining company Vs. the SIT
Yer King Coalition MINING company
was set for hearing oct. 10.
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r. T.. Evans. Florist, 36 s Aain -
Floral designs a speciality. Phones ssl
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SALT LAKE-DENvER.

Through standard sleeper service VIA
oregon Short Line and Union Pacific In
Los Angeles Limited Trains. leaving
salt Lake daily at Hess am, arriving
Denver 1875 am the following DAY
city Ticket ONCE. 1o6 Main street
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T. RS friends giving WHO west
show, Motordrome TO-DAY o D. H.
Don't miss IL.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

c. y. Harding and wife 10 Anna n
eSwensen. part of hot ni'es m,
y Pa Hlnn,rb6hries and vie 70 j. W;
Beverly lot % block b ldie"iio -,
Asa ...... 1870 -.
,rhon,as Julinsen and wife 70 F1ora
S. sundberg. part OF lot H. oiocS am
a. i0-acre a .,.--... - 49,. 49,
VIM. " clayton TO Anna . tsN
ton. part OF LOT 10. block l. b-aere
sh,oo,n,-ii,snt,n. co. TO Margaret S.
Madison. lot /. block s. hoer'y -,
Heights .....-- .'.'-.'...''.''''-''
Pioneer Roodngs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed BY
LAMBERT PAPER CO ~s
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U. S. LANDS FOR SALE.

t-ncntercd lands in the Uintah indian
reservation viii be sold at Provo Nov l.
Anyone may purchase not more than e4o
acres. and the price will be not less IMAM
20 cents an acre. This land must be PAID
FOR In cash at the time of sale, These
lands are suitable principally for graz
ing and dry farming purposes ana no
residence OF cultivation Will be required,
Patents will be issued as soon as pud
Tor. Nv RENTING - cents, maps OF the
ia nds may he obtained from the L. >.
land office az Nernal. or from James
Nv. Witten. Superintendent Of the sale.
washington II, G.
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whoopl Bang! wild West SHOW
today at Motordrome.
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r. RS friends giving a Wild West
SHOW. Motordrome today 3 y. m.
Don't miss IL.
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This afternoon the poetry section OF
the Ladies Literary club meets with
A T. Volmer DIT w, A. Paden win
review Faust"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-19

This afternoon the Rnapers' social
club meets at the Exponent Once In
the Bishops building.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Smith Of Logan
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are in the city. visiting Mrs Smiths
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eb Krout On
the 2ist they leave for Columbus. Ohio
where Mr.. Smith win attend school.