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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
PEOPLE ARE WILLING
TO PAY Difference
Provo Property Owners Want Wide
Sidewalk and Win Put Up Addi-
tional Cost to Get It.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo, Dec. 14.-At a meeting Of the
city council this evening the matter Of
building a six-fOot cement sidewalk be-
tween Academy avenue and Third West
on the north side OF Fifth South street.
was considered. Niels Johnson and A.
+. Ahlander. representing citizens who
are anxious for the construction OF the
sidewalk. stated that the people were
willing TO pay the difference between
the siN-foOt walk and a four-Ioot walk
The matter was referred to the COM
mittee on streets and alleys, with in
structiOns to advertise for bids.
The Provo Livery and Hack company
applied 10 the council for the privilege
Of establishing a stand on Third West
near the new Union depot. The appli-
cation was referred to the committee
on streets and alleys.
The application OF the u. e. r. G.. 20
change it's line OF telegraph poles was
referred TO the committee on telegraph
lines, with power to act.
Arthur Hsws asked for 50 per rod for
q right Of way through his land for a
water pipe line. The proposition was
rejected. but the offer OF Emil MULES
stein. jr.. Of IS per rod for a right OF
way through his peach orchard was sc-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
FARMERS TO FORM
AN ASSOCIATION
Branch of State Organization
Will Be Affected at Brig
ham City Saturday.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Brigham CITY. Dec. 1.-The farmers
Of Box Elder county will meet I'm this
city on saturday at N O'Clock and or
gauize the Box Elder branch of the
state organization recently effected.
The farmers in this part of the state
are enthusiastic over the prospects OF
the organization, which. they hope. will
be the means OF securing better prices
for their products, especially on sugar
hcCts.
meeting was held during the week.
which was largely attended. but owing
TO Misunderstanding with the farm
ers Of the Bear River valley, and the
meeting also lacking q copy Of the
rules and bylaws Of the state organ
izations no business could be transact
ed: therefore meeting was called for
Saturday.
David Holmgren who represented the
valley farmers, was one Of the speak
Crs. and stated IL was not the under
standing Of the Bear River valley farm
ers that they were invited to take part
in the organiza tiou, although they were
anxious To do so. The valley farmers
were given to understand that their
cooperation in the movement was
wanted and very much needed.
n :. ChristOfferson was appointed
chairman and II. l. hotter secretary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
PIONEER CROSSES DIVIDE
Saren Hall. IN Early Resident Of EPh-
rain. Dies After an Illness
of Many Months.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
F,phrafm. Dec. 1f.-Soren Hall, one OF
the old residents Of this city, died at
his home yesterday, after an Illness OF
several months $500,
NIr. Hail was born on the Island OF
Moss. Denmark. August 4. 1890. lie
was the son Of Peter and Anna Han.
ne Joined the church in his native iand
in the year 1859 and came 10 Utah Two
wears later. and crossed the plains IN
Dishop Madsen's company. the journey
being made the entire distance with
az Teams. He married Trena Ander-
son. who died thirty-seven years ago,
Leaving him with four children, who
are am residents OF this city, except
one. who is living in Denmark. Tho
deooased had lived with his daughter
since the death Of his wife. For some
time he resided in Provo and then
moved to Sanpete county. Later he
moved TO Circle valley. but was driven
out by the Indians. With his family
IL then moved 10 Wales. where they
lived until about six years ago, when
thew moved TO this CRY.
mir. Hall leaves four children and
twelve grandchildren. ARRANGEMENTS
for the funeral have not been COM
uicted.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
FIVE HUNDRED LABORERS
ARE WITHOUT WORK
Part Of Construction Work on Big
Canal Closed Down on Account
Of Frozen Ground.
fspeclai 10 The Herald Republican)

ogden. Dec. 1f.--Becausc OF the fro
zen condition Of the ground. making ~
necessary Co close down most OK the
construction work. 500 laborers most
lv Iannnrac and Greeks. were laid OF
bv the contractors on the Davis anu
Weber counties canal concrete opera
ffnus today. As soon as the lroat ~
Qua of the ground in The sprinE the
work will he continued. IL b. expected
tnc canal win bc finished By the open o.
ing 90 tho irrigation season TO manure
water Tor the farms.
I-n till today "a force o. 700 men anc
about SOC teams have been kcpt busy
ur the work and throughout the winter
the romafuiru 200 men and large
force Of teams will be kent on the lop
working ON certain parts OF the cana
especially ln preparing the grade tor
operations next spring \ larEe iorce
90 unn win De kent drilling and blast
ine ue the rock. there being over
n1a rtrf nr solid rock which must pc
cuf through The entire Length OF the
canal. when finished. will De nine and
oro-haIr miles. over six Of which have
already been completed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
WANTS NEW BRIDGE
ACROSS THE PRICE
Emery County Asks LegISIa-
ture to Help Build One
at WoodSide.
Special to The neutrality-suspicious.

Especial TO The Republican,
Castledale. Dec. 14.-At the meeting
Of the board Of Emery county commits
sioners I'm this city. II. j. Henson and
Walter NJ. Rutt requested that bridge
be built by the county across Price
river at Woodside. After a thorough
discussion &c was decided by the board
that the state should assist in the
building OF bridge at that place. The
clerk was instructed to write TO sen
ator Tverson and Representative Seeley
and ask them to secure an apprOprla-
ton for the purpose.
The following health OFFICERS were
appointed FOR tint different precincts.
George NJ. Middleton. Green River. ).
NJ. Miller. Woodside: Samuel Well, Des-
ert Lake: Louis Larson. Cleveland; \.
=. Johnson. Huntington. Andrew MOT
Jensen. Lawrence. J. l. Boulder, Castle
dale; Celia Thayne. Orangeville: J. II.
Charlie sWorth ClaWson. +. A. killpack.
Ferronl Thorvald Rasmussen. MOlen.
George r williams. Emery \ COM
munication from the state board OF
health was read. in which ii stated tina Z
the county was requested to send all
health officers 20 the convention. which
will be held in Salt Lake City, Decem-
Der Is. The county physician was re
uuested to attend the convention at the
expense OF the county.
The petition asking that Green River
be made n city Of the third class was
again laid over as no names OF proposed
officers had been furnished.
on recommendation Of the clerk. g.
T. Bowan was appointed deputy clerk
Of the county.
DR.. +. Tingies having removed from
the county. Or. o. F. Coleman was APP
pointed county physician for the un-
expired term.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
TO FEE HARTSHORN
sunday school Workers on Wait &C.
Western Cifi~- in Interest OF In
tcruationni Convention.

Especial 90 The ffcruid-Rcpubiica
ogden. Dec. 1f.-On DTS special visits
CD n large number % cities IN the In
irre1t OF THE international sunday
school convention 60 o. held at Sar
Francisco next summer w. IL Earr-
FIorr. chairman ~ tho executive COM
mite of the intcrnutlnnl ASSOCIATE u.
viii reach OEtfu tomorrow Afternoon
ing In this city.
An Informal meeting 90 De held 81
the F'ire. Frcsb. tcfian church has been
arranged ia his honor. a number on
representatives from each OF The local
churches win be present and "a con-
ference between item viii rc held
Mr. Ha-tshorn is visiting practically
lv an 81 the larger Western cities and
coince here from Seattle via Spokane
and Boi4e lie viii leave Friday morn
inc for salt Lake and Denver
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
TALESMEN CHOSEN
BY COMMISSIONERS
Names of Those to Serve Next Year
in Summit County Prom
Different Towns.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Coalvilie. Dec. 1.-THE following list
Of men have been selected to serve as
talcsmen i'm summit county for the year
1911. Thomas Cupit Of Park City and
John G. paskett OF Henefer acted as
jury commissioners.
Adams, John y. Anderson, Francis An
drew. T.. j. Beggs. J. W. Bircumshaw,
Peter Burt, Samuel Billings, James
Brierley, Frank Brunyer. William
Byrne. Daniel Clark. l. T. Convey. ban
lei Collins. James +. Carrigan. Lewis
Charles Dahlberg. samuel Daniels.
Fay Evans, George NJ. Evans.
man. Lewis Ford. @. W. Fountain, r.
J. Gin, Joseph Gunther, James J. Gray,
James A. Hamilton, Daniel II. Haran,
J. G. HARRINGTON, l. -. HartWell' Hen
Howarth. r. O. Ivory. Thomas n. Jones,
Frank IT. Jones, John +. Kelly, John
Kelly. NJ. \. Matherson, b. J. Martin,
Stewart McPhee. Jesse McCarroll. I'D
Mcleod. Eric Nelson. J. G. O'Hara, JO-
seph O'Donnell J. r. Payne, Walter
J. Radon. A. F. .Redding, r. l. Rich
ardsOn, George A. Scott David sea
mons. G. W. Stanley. Carl Thompson,
William Turnbow, John r. Welsh, d.
W. Wilde, George +. Wilson. r. II. VIII
son, c. A. Workman, James :. Yates.
Coalville-T L. Allen. Joseph u. Bar
Der. Joseph II. Boyer. W. NJ Boyden,
Larkin Bradford. William ii. Beech
Alex Caldervvood Frank Croft. John
q CerTutb w n Clark Thomas Il,
Chappell. Joseph clark. Bert Eldredgo
William Frost, &. II. Jones. W. =. John-
ston. John Lord, n. J. Lewis, Herbert
John +. Peterson. George g. Redden,
Frank RippOn. 3. Y. Robinson. Albert
Robinson. !. II. Salmon. Daniel som
mers. William ). Wilde. William Welsh
William Wheaton Richard Wilde.
Kamas-Ward L. Burbidge, Martin
Carpenter. Thomas T.. Castle. Edward
Dillon. Bernard Evans, Ehenezer John
son. n. l.. King. Edgard Leonard. He
her H. Mitchell. James II. Mccormick
OrsOn Page, !. J. Smithies.
Bunot. Ernest II. Brewer. +. +. Dear
Gen. J. $. Fawcett, George r.. Foster
George Fowler. John ". Jones. Hosea
Rheims. William n. stephens
Upton-waIter Clark. GrandvilIe
Demming, Thomas Fewkes, William II
Staley. Conrad Staley.
Castle Rock-George Wright.
Hoytsvillc-Enock r. Brown, Hebel
Birch. Irwin Crittenden. Lucian Crit
tonden, John Gum, George n Judd
Albert +. Mills. Leroy McMichael
Wanship--Joshu Bates. william
Carter Karl HiNsOn. Thomas 4. smith
Rockport-William ID. Brown. Alma
Gibbons.
OakIey-John Franson. Leonard Fra
zier. John a. Gibbons, William W. Hot
/ tin. Lewis G. Jensen, Joseph Milliner
Peoa-A L. Grandall. Nathan Fill
more. Jared G. Homer. F. o. Marchaut
| r.. w. Maxwell. Clarence Walker.
| Marion-Hugh Evans. Chris Jensen
Daniel Lewis. Jr.. James A. WOOlsten
Francis-John A. Atkinson. Thad
deus +. Corbett. Oscar Eskelson. 3. G
| Kirkham.
! Parley's Park-Samuel Sarns. 9. J
/ Peterson. G II. Steven.
| Woodland-Isewis II. Bisel. John "
/ Lefier. Heber Moon. Fred A. Peterson
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
ATTORNEYS MUST SEE
COURT TO CONTINUE CASES

Especial 60 The Republican,
Nephi. Dec. 14-When the court con
vencd yesterday pursuant to adjourn
mcnt. with the Jurors all present. and
everything in readiness 70 try the case
of r. W. Peterson vs. Utah Consoli-
dated Plaster company, the court was
met by a stipulation Of the attorneys
i'm the case continuing it for the term.
Judge Greenwood. who had ordered the
jury held over since December j. and
who had hurried through his court
business In Beaver county 20 be pres
ent on the date set. was not a little
annoyed az this procedure. and imm ed O.
lately directed the following order to
be spread on the minutes.
Whom any case is at issue. and has
been set down for trial. such ease shall
not be continued hy stipulation OF
counsel, without the consent Of the
court 20
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
TOOeIe Court News.
Especial 70 The Herald-Hepublicau)

Especial 10 The Herald-Eepublican)
Tooelc. Dec lt.--Sessions OF the dis
frief court were held I'm TeOclc Non
asv TUESDAY and Wednesday mornings
Of this week. with District Judge ~. l.
gifrlie ON fre h3rch.
Tile ease Il Thomas q. Conner against
lara Efisnhath Conner. Tor divorce. VAS
taken under aiviscmcnt.
In the estate % lsaheli Bcvan, de-
ccaacd. ftahcl ELLINGTON was appoint
ed admiuistru or.
Tn the estate 81 IT, G.. O-tCwald de-
ceased. the VIII was admitted TO pro-
hate. william s. Marks was made cx-
ccutor without bond
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
Defer LIGHT PAYMENT
Council Committee Holds IP Biii ON
Grounds That city u Vet Re
crivinE Proper Service.
lspeciai 10 INC Herald Republican.l

Especial TO The Herald Rcpubiicanl
ogden. Dee 1f-fn a star chamber
session Of the light committee OF the
city council held tonight which was
attended hy representatives % the
Utah Light and Power company upon
fno matter on refusing payment upon
the city's light bin for November, de-
clnrcd outrageous by Mayor " illiam
Glasmann 90 was decided to defer ac-
ticn until the proposition Of the llght
concern Is submitted 20 the city within
the next two weeks.
Representative OF the company al
mittcd that the city isn't receiving
100 cand1cuoWcr lights. claiming that
that much power does not 80 with
lights designated as such. They claim
that 1.I00-candicpower simply means
that must voltage. 10 being just a name
Tor the lights.
Mayor Glasmann characterized Og-
den's lights as white suecks. The
company now says Do is willing 30 fur
uish better lights az "a cheaper rate II
the city viii sign contract FOR a
longer term. which viii be presented 10
the city council in week or 80.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15

Especial % The ficrald-kepuh lican)
Willard. Dec. ff.--De3th enrle rs q
relief 10 Mrs. Charley Edward woods
yesterday after nearly years sick
nces. The cause 81 death was heart
fru-ffo. she leaves "A husband 11o
two children. TIE funeral viii be held
tomorrow afternoon
Tho r. j. NJ. L. A. have arranged
the following program for Christmas
day. Sia-lng ly Tire c.cir. prayer Dy
Che cfab.air. solo. David Ward. song.
f.or-ic owens. recitation, Elsie Ward
solo. Mary Taylor, INSTRUMENTAL music.
T.. r. Baird. solo. WulCcm2r Call
reading. Data Cole. singing. by the
choir, bcnedicti0u
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
LINDsTROM LosES SUIT.

Especial 20 The Herald Rcpubiican.n
ogden. Dec. Ion the grounds that
the plaintiff had failed to prove negli-
the defendants. Judge !. a. Howell in
the district court today mon-suited the
case brought by John Lindstrom
against the owners of the Diamondvilte
group or mines to recover $1,000 for
personal damages. Lindstrom alleged
In his complaint that while working
about one Of the mines n large rock
fell from above him permanently in
iuring bis legs and feet TO the extent
of $1,000
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
SUSPECTS ARE
IN JAIL At OGDEN
Police Arrest Five Men and Two Are
Believed to Be Dangerous
Crooks.
lsneeIal 10 - Herald-Republ.can.l

ogden. Dec 1f.-Five penniless. hard
looking characters. charged with va
grancy. faced Judge ]. u. Murphy in
police court this morning. represent
ing the fruits Of the lahors Of the local
police department In the strenuous ef-
fort that is being put forth to end the
epidemic Of burglaries and petit lar
cenies which has been so prevalent here
lately.
Three Of the prisoners pleaded guilty
and were sentenced 20 serve ten days
each IN the city prison. but two Of
them were placed under bond. and are
being held pending fun Investigation Of
their recent actions. William Curtiss.
authorities to have pulled off num-
Der Of jobs" here within the last two
weeks.
Curtiss. IS also being held at head
quarters.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
CHILDREN EAT POISON
Three Pennington Youngsters swallow
Bichloride Tablets

T0VFTTdT 20 7 IIN TIEI dTII- TO TIUWTIVWII-T
Pennington. Dec. 14.-Shouting with
iov after wrestling a vial OF hichloride
tablets from a playmate. three school
children. ranging from nine TO thirteen
wears romDcd around the school ynri
durinn "a recess period and. mistaiSing
the tablets for candy. swallowed lot
OF them They were soon whitening IN
agony. and but for tho quick appear
arcc OF DR.. J. =. Tanner would prOEa bly,
have died. After heroic efforts. tho
physician succeeded in bringing them
out OF danger.
The children. Ralph Steed. Ermia
Lamb aud Harry Southworfh. arc MEM
hers Of prominent Pennington FAM
lies.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15

Especial 20 Tho Horaid-Reoublican
Ogden. Dec. 14-Rumor Is afloat to-
day that architects are drawing plans
for a business block TO be constructed
on Twcnty-fifth street. between Lin
coin and Grant avenues. on ground for
rrerly known as the Catholic church
property re is said the proposed sfruc-
furc viii be in tho nature n business
block. probably three stories hirh. TO
cost about $4,000
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
SCHOOLS WILL CLOSE
A. G. aud ". y. Colleges To suspend
Work During Holidays.

Logan. Dec. 1.-THE Agricultural
college will close for the Christmas
sume its work January 3 Thursday
special services will be conducted al
The chapel. Attorney II. -. Thatcher
viii deliver an address and Special mu-
sic will be furnished by the musical
DEPARTMENT
President J. A. Widtsoe and Director
+. ID. Ball arc in Idaho on institute
work connected with the University OF
or more.
The Brigham Young college closes
on Dcccmbcr % FOR the Christmas hoii-
DAYS and viii renew work on Janu-
airy =
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
HEARING ENDED
IN MURDER CASE
Japanese Explains Why He
Shot and Killed Fellow
COuntryman.
or TIE HERALDREPUBLJCAl
lsnecIaI ID - IIernId-HcnuhIIcanl

Especial fo The Herald Republican,
ogden. Dec. 1f.-Ciutching in his
hand the same revolver Whicn Iiteu
t1e tstal bullet into tec bii-n or rs
iu this city. November %, George
Kavshata acif-confessed slayer OF
kanzo okano. described the quarrel
whtcl. De says, caused the shooting
to Iuoge J. -. Murphy in the police
cuutf oduy.
Kav.,hata was placed on the stand
This mJrninr. The courtroom was, as
usual. crowded with japanese. while
tne widow sat in the same seat she
occupied yesterday, wearing heaFs
kaurhata's story came slowly. owing
60 the fact that % bad to pass through
au interpreter, but interest," Wae seen
PENDANT. De and Okauo had placed a
wager Of So on thc japanese Amerl-
can Iiu Iifeu match lndnesklflhA
night. Oiau1 had placed lia money on
tnr jap. while kawahata favored yer
rfanu. abe NJ bite man. THE match LAST
"a over two hours ana was tiuniiy iof-
fritcd o. FcrEueou after eacn 9t tns
contestants had secured one iall ana
tho jap bad refused 90 return 60 thc
mat Oh tLe grounds that De was noi
fairly thrown.
Quarrel over Wager.
Eawehnta said neither Dee nor okuuo
had niaaed their money iu the handh
az stakeholder To being agreed that
the ncr should be paid on the follow
in the dining room OF the boarding
house aud asked him Tor tnc money.
gEano declared the white man had not
won fairly. and refused Co pay. a
QUARREL ensued and kywshata alleges
pkauc threw n cup ~ tea ln ms lace
Both NEW jumped o. their leet. okauo
flashed revolver. the defendant say =
and fired ono shot. barely missing hia
head. The men tusslco and NaWs lA
succeeded in taking the gun away lsol
his arsaIianf. Then ne fired twice
one bullet entered his victims heag
behind the right ear Inc other STRUCK
the wall near the ceiling.
The hearing was concluded egorLt
after o'clock this afternoon and tax
en- under adviscment hy Judge Mul
phv. who declared that De believes
fnore fs no doubt but that the defend
AMI BE- guilty OF murder. but be saie
there o. grave doubt as 90 WnclheI
ar not "a jury could be induced 20 con
vIcf him
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
rREIGHT DT.PoT COMPLETED.

Especial TO me Herald-kepubiican-
ogden. Dec. 1f.-With the connection
Of the electrical fixtures with the
Southern Pacific power plant cable. the
new freight depot OF the Hartman
lines in this city is now completed and
an that remains to be done before the
offices OF the company are changed Is
the installation Of furniture.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Tive Hundred Persons Attend Enter
tnInment Given by Ladies' AuNil-
lary of Railroad Conductors
esneelaI 70 The Herald-Republlean.l

Especial 20 The Herald-lt epublican-b
Ogden. Dec. 14.-Ovcr 100 couples
were present al the annual election OF
officers inauguration Of the ladies'
auxiliary and open entertainment OF
the ogden chapter. order OF Railroad
Conductors in tho knights Of Pythias
hail in this city last night.
The new officers are. chief conduc-
tor. George Allen. vice conductor and
delegate to the legislature. g. X. WI
mans. secretary and treasurer. t.. T..
Boyle. senior conductor. Charles Pear
son. inside sentinel. A. Thomas. and
outside sentinel John Covert. Thomas
Conway was chosen delegate to the ma
tional convention. 20 be held soon in
Florida.
OF musical selections and F q. Smith.
assistant superintendent. delivered an
address.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
CLASS IN FORESTRY
One VIII ne Conducted nj Logan Under
Direction OF n Government official.

Direction Of n Government official.
Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Logan, Dec. IA class in forestry
viii begin here at the Agricultural col
lege on January ?. with A. +. Oman
Of the forestry service in charge. The
class will be conducted FOR the for
estry men Of the intermountain re-
yion. and will be run at the expense Of
the men themselves. unless the gov
eminent takes some action in the very
near future.
Last year the department or the In
terror stopped the class continuing its
studies at the expense OF the govern
ment. making the men who were here
either continue at their own expense
or quit the school. This year effort Is
being made to have these men get their
work free. Failing TO do this. an ef-
fort viii then be made to give the men
q furlough during time the school VIII
ran. which viii be from January 10
March IL.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15
MILLS CHOSEN BY
BOARD OF REGENTS
The Superintendent of Ogden
Schools Selected Special
Lecturer for University.
Especial to The Observation-Disclosures

tSpccidl 10 Inc Hcralh-hf pbrllcaN.l .
ogden. Dec. News 81 his election
by the board OF regents of the uni
versity to position as special lee
turer in anthropolouv has just been
received by j. NJ Mills. superintendent
OF the public schools OF this city
Antnropoiogy is the study OF man
as an animal or the study n man
prior 10 the time Of histories. and MT.
Mills bears the distinction % being one
OF the most learned men in the state
on fhfe subject The work OF icctur-
ing win not in any way Interfere with
his duties here as superintendent OF
schools.
A number OF his lectures will be de-
lfvcr.I 10 students in this city and
students attending these lectures viii
receive che same credits as those givcn
at the university. Mr.. Mills took a
special course in anthropOlOgy az the
University of Chicago and has devoted
a. great deal of time TO the science
since that time.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Provo Dec. lf=Knud Monson, aged
fifty-three years. 81 the Second ward.
died this afternoon from pneumonia
He was a resident Of Provo for many
years and was highly respected He
is survived by a widow and seven chill
drcn. and also a brother. SUR MOnson.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-15

Especial 20 The Herald ltepubiican.)
Ogden Dec f-Narrioge licenses
were issued 70 the following today:
Charles 81. Roberts. ogden. and Julia
l.. Davis. ogden. Russell Frew. Pres
ton Idaho. and laura Walker. Eden.