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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-02-04
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, for King County.
Mary e. Hood, Plaintiff. VS.. William
F. Hood, Defendant.1,No;
The State of Washington to the said
William F. Hood, defendant:
You are hereby SUMMONED to appear
first publication of this summons, to-
wit: within sixty days after the 24th
above entitled action in the above en-
titled court, and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff and serve a copy Of your
answer upon the undersigned attorney
for plaintiff at his office below stated,
and in case of your failure so to do,
Judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demand of the COM
plant, which has been filed with the
clerk of said court.
The object of this action is to secure
divorce from the defendant above
FAMED for cruelty.
WILLIAM C. KEITH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office Address: as Starr-Boyd Bldg,
Seattle, Washington.
December "a. 1909-February 4. 1910.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-02-04

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington for the County
of LCinn
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Texaa-ContInued.
HOMESEEKERS EXCURSION
To DDpT O'CONN0R


HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSION
TO PORT O'CONNOR
AND THE FAMOUS O'CONNOR RANCH
LAND ON THE TEXAS GULF
COAST.
Go with us and make your selection De-
cember 6.
5000 acres Of choice, level prairie land
to choose from, being sold at the remark
ably
Easy terms. Nc better country, no better
soil climatic and health conditions to be
be found; 38 to AZ inches annual rainfall; 70
flowing artesian wells, but not necessary to
irrigate on the OConnor ranch; rainfall
sufficient.
Perfect drainage; no swampsi high
above sea level; no danger; no drouths;
no diseases; no mosquitoes; no malaria.
A HEALTHY PLACE.
Superior TO California and Florida; ex-
cellent land, ideal location, most desir-
able home place; high-class in every fea-
ture; both water and rail transportation
to all parts of the country The proof of
these statements viii be shown you at
Port O'Connor.
Best time to go December 6.
Please advise us promptly. Write for
further information II desired.
A. B. LATHROP,
421 Bee Bldg Omaha, Neb.'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Peace Commission
Leaves chihuahua
For Fight District
Deputation from President Diaz Starts
for Pedernalles with White Flag
on Engine.

rs CHIHUAHUA, Mex, Dec. 2-Cvia Fl
Paso, Tex, Dec S)-Reports OF the battle
OF Pedernalles Tuesday were confirmed to-
day. Some Of the Mexican regulars who
were taken prisoners went over to the
rebels. The Mexican soldiers in the fight
were those who left the train at San An
dreas on November %, when the train was
wrecked They had been living in the
country and hunger drove them TO Pader-
Males, where the fight occurred. The rev.
olutionists are not all poems, but many
ranchers are in their number, and 1t Is
thought the revolutionary commandant at
San Andreas is Francisco Vasques, an
assayer Of Chihuahua.
Governor Maria sanches expects further
active fighting in Chihuahua state.
A special train bearing a peace commits
sion OF four members appointed by Presi-
dent Dlaz left here tonight with flag OF
truce flying from the engine. The commits
sloners go to discuss with the revolution
airy leaders ways and means Of bringing
the present disturbances to an end.
The news OF the appointment Of a com
mission oecasioned considerable surprise.
as II Is said to be the first time in thirty
years that the government Mas sought thus
to treat with insurrectos. The commits
sloners, among other things. will endeavor
to ascertain just what grievances Rfflict
the revolutionists. Terms OF peace will be
discussed and a report made to the ma
tonal capital.
The insuTrectos will be given to under
stand that II they persist in bearing arms
against the government they will be given
a lesson which II is thought will leave the
state OF Chihuahua in peace for many
years The departure Of the commission
had no effect on military preparations
Scouts are IN the hills daily. Occasionally
they catch sight OF small scouting parties
Of the enemy, but there has been no fight
ing since Tuesday at Pardenalles.
Forty Of the government troops who were
in that fight and who escaped are reported
as entering this city by a circuitous route
TO avoid the insurreetos.
The troops Of the government forces from
Sonora marching in the direction Of GueF-
zero, which Is now held by siXty-five rega-
lars. were reported at BatopIlas today,
Heavy patrols march nightly through the
streets here. This Is largely a preeaution
against an uprising within the city. There
Is no doubt that should the insurrectionists
now in the mountains succeed In gaining
the city they would find many ready TO
Join them.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers for December 8,
1910, furnished by the Midland Guaranty
and Trust company bonded abstracters,
Il4 FaTnam ST. Tel. Doug 2S65
Continental Trust Co. to Ellery H
Westerfield, lot b. block g. Missouri
Avenue Park. .......................,.S 16
Mettlen, lot 2, Wallaoe's LIST subj.
Brewer r. McCague and wife TO James
Kotltk, lot 49, Mid-City add. 1890. 1856
Horaho f.. Curtis and wife to William
Myers, lot Is, block T. Sulphur
Mary <. Coiiett to Maurice ]. Kane
lot 2, block 4, b. V. Smiths. ..,..,....' 1900
William Nickel and wife to Gussie NJ
King, undM int. In 81 eh and VIZ
lot 81 Hartman's add. 800
Minnie Youngs and husband TO same,
same property and add.,,.,,,,.,,...... 800
Robert Houghton and wife to william
Street, lot "a, Burdette Court and lot
"a, Burdette Court Annex. $50
John Guild and wife to Michael Hart,
mao feet, ws6h feet, s3lSk feet OF lot
rs, block 2 Park Place. 500
Kate o. Myers to Anna l.. Gross, mo
feet, w96h feet sSlSh feet OF lot %,
block 2, Park Place.
G. ChrisuansOn and wife TO Ethel H.
Wilcox, lot SO, block /, McGavock
q O'keete's Replat. ...,.................
Maiden Investment Co. to Ivan Shene-
field and wife, lot 8, block 2. Hills
dale add ..,.......,,,....,,,......1 400
Herman E. Bintz and wife TO Meri
Kulas, part lots and 8. block 6, Inn
ProNement Assn ...........,......,....,, LOO
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Garment Workers
Strike May End
Representatives Of Strikers Tenta-
lively Accept Terms Proposed
by Committee.

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-Terms for the settle
ment Of the garment workers strike we're
rendered today TO the council settlement
committee and Mayor Busse by representa-
tvss OF Hart, schaffner & Marx, chief Of
the employers affected, and were tenta.
lively accepted by representatives OF the
workers 10 the conference called by the
mayor. The end Of the strike now depends
upon acceptance OF the terms by the
strikers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Miscellaneous.
Successful Fruitdale
Is THL IAC1 MOD VOTr

Land in this established gulf coast colony
Is the best Investment now being offered
sand; no negroes; fine marKets; big profit
country; not a new thing, but established
climate. and beAutlful winters water, pure;
rainfall ample, no Irrigation required S.
per month buys farm in this district
where ten acres can be made to produce
$500 9 year; prices low now and makes
splendid investment, as land is rapidly In
creaslng In value; nothing exactly like Il
Drama Views. Agents wanted. FruitdaIo
Development Company, O47, as Chestnut
ST., ST. Louis. Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
SACRIFICE SALE

To settle a partnership, will sacrifice
20 900 acres Of the best land in Texas,
within forty miles OF Houston.
VIII sell tracts separately as follows,
viz: 1910 acres, $50 acres and $3.50 acres !,
similar land now selling at SIS to SS5 per
acre, in some cases at t45 per acre in
small tracts
This is splendid corn. cotton and cane
land. Cotton Is paying SIS per acre there
this year. 1t lie fine orange and fig land
also.
There are five parties interested-they
cannot agree on a division--so sale is
necessary.
Come and see II and will make price
that will move It.
HILAND P. LOCKWOOD,
Rosenberg, Texas
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Railroad FINED for HebatinR.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 3-Lucien J.
Irwin, president OF the Louisville, Header
son g. 81. Louis railroad, was exonorated
today In the United States court OF the
American Tobacco company and the J. 81
Speed company. The railroad company
agreed % minimum fine OF 81 900 IN each
Of the three counts against IL The case
against the American Tobacco COMPANY
was continued TO the next term Of the
court.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Washington.

TEN ACRES CLOSE TO SPOKANE.
On electric line, subirrigated, near $3.50
land. Cheap, Part cash, balance G years.
II. T, ROBERTS, Box 1885, Spokane, Wash.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
WHY FAY HIOH KENTf

Mr. Farmer, come 10 South Dakota; stoo
paying hiKh rents. own your own farm
apend the money for your imprO Vements
that you are paying In Iowa IN high rent
We own twenty quarters OF and here thai
We can sell you for Sl5 10 so per acre on
terms you cant beat. 81 OJ0 10 Sl.5O8 down
balance on payh-enta at per cent. Cums
here before the snaps sra all gone For
eull infoI nation write DiEoa AFoa or BANK
81 bsBsca. Fauih cOunty. =. u.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

% ACRES LEVEL LAND. Is cultivated
SSjcEen house, sprinS ana tTout bToop an
farm miles from station, school on ard
81 800 easy terms. Tom o. Mason Island
City State bank Cumberland. villa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

THE IDEAL HOME or GO ACRES
situated in the Big Sioux valley. four miles
south OF CastleWOOd. the county seat OF
deep black loan, under yearly cultivation
100 acres IN pasture and 100 In the beautl.
eul sprinE-fed lake F1OG ence with itu
sylvan scene and sparkling waters deer
and pure and filled with fish and game in
eeason. and nearby IL the home. a 14.room
house. large barn, two gTanaFies. chicken
house. hog house and woven wire pasture.
RnTn silO. F9achins house. small barn and
numerous small buildings, AL In good con.
eition, with windmill. three wells and els.
tern. all surrounded by = beautiful grove
Price, t450OO, on good torma. BY ~. ], Rue
cell, CastlaWOAd. g. +
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
WANTED no Buy

There are thousands of people in Iowa
that want to buy farms improved and un-
improved In settled and unsettled districts.
The way TO best reach them Is through
the classified pages of THE DIES MONIES
CAPITAL. Average circulation last month
a. 445 copies. Published for twenty years
at Des Moines. Ia. by Lafs Young.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
You ARE COMING to Utah

Then YOU MUST ASK US where
and in what section you had better
settle. PLANT TREES THAT WILL
GROW; WHERE they will grow. Our
NURSERY BUSINESS puts US In
touch. LETTER OF INFORMATIO
FREE. Davis County Nurseries, Roy,
near ogden, Utah.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

WELL IMPROVED ranch OF seven sec
lions Tor sale BY owner IN center OF Gray
county Texas well wateredi priced right
Apply 10 IA. b. Lovett Pampa. Tex
TEXAS School Lands-Thousands OF
a.. -a DOs.iing on market monthly as ranch
mems leases expire; for sails By state, 81 SO
70 500 per acre. Terms one fOrtiath down,
balance forty years. Send Toe postage for
copy Of journal containing list ana letter
OF Information. Journal Publishing Co.,
Houston, Tex
MILLIONS OF acres Texas state Land
for sale. $50 20 500 an acre; only one
fortieth cash. 20 years time on balance,
three per cent Interest," good agricultural
land: some don't require residence. j. j.
Snider. $50 Congress, Austin, Tex. Write
for informatiCn.s
TEXAS.
For s 20 10000 acres call or address 0l7
Scanlon Bldg. Houston, Tex. or NoWata
Land and Lot Co, 6s New York IAfe BIDS
phone Red 1883. A-ifN.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY

Do you want to buy . go0d toWnsItss We
fsve Il just fresh frOtn hs Rovernment
with perfect title. l20 lots now surveyed and
about 30 OF them sold with about % build.
tngH now completed In the town on q raj.
iOad that has six daily trains with ex.
eellGnt service. This tOWnsits includes Ias
acres OF the very best OF second bottom
and with Zine timber for parks and a =,
. fine stream OF water running through Il
Pine openings for almost all kinds of busi.
EeEs especially q bank, hotel and elevator.
grand bargain II sold 10 thirty days. Ad.
dress Powell Land = Loan Co. Powell
tJanly county. s. y.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Pingree. Idaho

There's room Car investor business man.
merchant, lawyer, artisan, laborer in this
new wonder country OF Idaho. Write right
now for fun information, free booklets.
Address. Pingree rownsite Company, James
y. Burton secretAry First National Rank
Rlde. ogden. utnhs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

FOR SALE-Four sections choices 8,ri-
cultural land. dark hlack loan, near Plnin-
view ana Tulia; "a SOLID square bt1y;
fenced and cross-ferced; i.ttg acres in lLl-
uVationi divsued into I iaims. fenced gEUR-
rately; 20O acres fenced with wGYsn tfi-e,
divided into pastures; water aaG hog
with windmils, .HVEbNusGt}a aUrEsy pure
water G5 feet; good tarm houses, sheds,
take S20.OCO IN trade, soH.g cash, balance
easy payments. $40 90 i,2SO-a acre unimprOved
choice tracts at S2250 TO f25 per acre on
which can take part trade. Numerous
other good tracts land for sale Good
agents wanted, Address Otus Reeves
Realty Co., Piainview, Hale CO.. Texas.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

lO5 acres Of first class smooth land we'll
improved, In a high state of cultivation
south of Plattsmouth. Price SIPS per acre
Address w. H Rainey Plattsmouth, Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

OKLAHOMA

For oil, farm or grazing land address
care OF Roberts Realty Co, Nowata, Okl.
or Nowata Land q Lot Co, 6bS New York
Life Bldg, phone Red 1899, A-1721
24O ACRES Of good land 3 miles of
shawnee, Okl., ~ miles OF street car line
This farm is well improved 1875 acres cult
waited, with 20-acre orchard, good stand
or different fruits; the soil win raise any
tmng' ana plenty OF good pure water. The
price of this land, II taken soon will be s75
per acre and would consider some exchange
at its cash value. For further Information
address owner, William Madgett, Hastings
Neb.@
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
BIG DISCOUNT
ON FLORIDA LANDS

We have two Florida propositions, located
n near, Lac 0sy' a. tsen Eva ,ptsnssiv
productive and fine for sweet potatoes
Irish potatoes, Bermudas, celery, lettuce
cabbage, tobacco, tomatoes, peanuts, pc
cans, strawberries, oranges, figs, grapes
rice, oats, cotton, corn sugar cane-besides
being ideal for stock, dairying, bees and
poultry. Three railroads, fine climate, good
water and beautiful lakes. Endorsed by
farmers, bankers and Board OF Trade
81 month buys farm. Beautiful &-page
are book telling all about II free-send for
the book Columbia Florida Land Co, SIS
Times Bldg. 81. Louis MO-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

WRITE TO WILLIAMS BROS. Real
Estate, Murray Utah, for full, complete,
reliable information concerning this city.
Busy factories, farm lands, town lots that
may be bought for less than their value,
ARE A FEW OF THE OPPORTUNITIES
WE CAN TELL YOU OF, Write today
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

Bigger Better Bugier-rhat Is what ad-
veFtisinE in The Bee will do fer youE
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
COMING no FIORTDA7

Then don't miss the opportunity 10 visit
the Eidwood Farms. the newest and best
colony. Sidwood Farms thirty minutes from
Jacksonville, the coming metropolis OF the
South. Atlantic Canal on one side; st.
Coast Railway through center; rolling fer
tile soil, climate unexcelled year round;
ideal winter home delightful bathingl best
social conditions; greatest farming oppor-
tunity, $50 per acre, easy terms values in
oreaBng daily. Write for booklet; Florida
Homeseekers Corporation, Jacksonville,
Hlnl.ldn .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
south Dakota.

SECTION OF Gregory oounty tsouth Da
kOtal Land for sale. This section has tim
per, running Water ieo py springs. lots Of
hay; SO acres broken. 100 acres can be
plowed. all fenced: One-half mile from
and six miles from another; good soil ana
the very best all-arOund farming ana stock
raising section Ia Gregory county, South
SWnH Fairfax. & n
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

N. e. Il Sec g. T. 10, r. g. CHEYENNE
Co., Neb., miles north Potter All A No /
land, $40 acre.
SEQ. q, 7. Is, r. 81, Cheyenne Co., Neb.,
all good black loan soil, clay subsoil:
fenced; sacrifice, SIG acre; half cash. A. 3
Lathrop, AL Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

hENfCO-f have for sale sarsra ~.
trrets 81 tropical lands and transborss doe
ing cheap on quick sale 1--we aoFrespon .
fnts wanted None hut FeapOR.Abls firrr ,
or parties need answer References givea
and REQUIRED Addresn a Psrrtn 49,
Tlacotalpam. Yer MeNioa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
kansas.

UUUWTW- Kan q
sores pasture, balance new land price, 81
per acre Seai- boWinHn iana - tiar.
seq. ,Au0 iaTiH ,Anua tn wearsra
Kansas uuotv, subject 10 previous sa
=, W. l9-2O-SA ehatlo water alfalfa lana
a. - per acre ~ m!lea from AlcOus N h
h'l'-S1 5000 wheat or broom corn land, SO
per acre, . niles from Aauuln. va Al.
fae q u. Card scott CITY KAa
BAROAlNs
20 ssTss Sho. g lsnd COZ acres. Of u
per acre VIII EXCHANGE for smaller
fine plantation u nearly 3 O00 acras
veil located ana we'll improved Louisiana
80 per acre, trade
Modern lO9-barrel flour mill and elevate,
4oinE good business; central kahnaat -
~ anu vash for ranch.
40 acres good wheat ete, land eentr.l
kansas slV per acre for rental
have some choice farms and rancho.
In eastern kanERa and western Missouri
any siEe ana pr.Ce you want some viii ~.
change When you want 20 buy. sell or
eHchRnge land. merchandise OF anythlSs
else % value 1 would IKE TO hear iroa
l0u
FRANE oEE Lawrence Kan
GOOD sO-ACRE PLACE
20 miles Of Council Bluffs and miles "A
good town: All good smooth land. fenced
and eToss-fenced Into several FIELDS, SEEDED
IN Alfalfa, clover and timothy. About
barn, etc. owner has made money on thi,
place, out u too old TO handle "a IT'S {
good place and worth the money $500
MCGEE REAL ESTATE Co.
IA Pearl St. Council Bluffs
100 ACRES.
, hch valley land 10 miles east Of Counci
Bluffs, 500 per acre
MGEE REAL ESTATE co
IA fearl ST. Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

IMPROVED farm NJ about 300 acres "a
Soltax county, Nebraska, all good EVIL
lays close to town. u. p. r. r. runs
through the farm. Price. $50 per acre
would take some city property. l. NJ
Hammond. sS2 Board OF Trade.
$50 acres u miles from Benkelman all
tillable sandy loam 24O in cultivation q
room house large barn, granary, bearing
orchard; telephone; will sell at once al
$22 so per acre. You fellows who are trying
to dig a living out OF 500 acre land better
get busy. See the corn it produces. Terms.
half down, balance five years. d. l.. Ough,
Benkelman, Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

FLORIDA LAND.

F1oTida-You cannot lose on any we'll So
eected property in Florida hTt ere sure OF
auick and substantial proF1ta. We have
many good properties for colonization
fruit and vegetable lands and improved
farms. Pope q North, oOl Atlantic Ma
1ional Bank BLDG, Jacksonville. Via.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
LOOKl
FOR sALR

N acres one-half mile from the city of
Missouri Valley Ia; gently rolling, rich
coll no Improvements except fence; price
SlO0 per acre. one-thiTd cash; balance long
Time ana easy terms at per cent; lay OF
LAND as follows: Lays 10 the south and
east; would make a beautiful home farm.
For further Information address Lock
Box 6lb, Missouri Valley, Ia.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Minnesota.

100 ACREs-S miles to town: good level.
we'll drained land; on mall route and
school house on one corner of the farm:
room house, new; barn sOx6O hog and
COW house, windmill, plenty water about
I acres timber. This IL q good place priced
., t65 per acre
D. 4. CRUTCHER. Drexsl. Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

lmaha-st Louis ETA $50 pm a s.B am
stanB'y L0l.Cfr0m Glib 800 pm bie:5 au
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-18
SPRINGVILLE DELEGATES
Republicans Hold Primaries for the
state Convention ri ogden. ana
County ut American Fork

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Springville. Sept. 17.-Delegates to
the Republican state convention at Og-
den on september %. and 20 the county
convention at American Fork on Sep
TENDER %. were elected at primaries
here tonight.
ID. G. Johnson was nominated Tor
precinct justice and u. A. ErandaH Tor
precinct constable. John :. Smith was
elected precinct chairman and w. b.
Mcpherson. precinct secretary
The executive committee Is composed
OF y O. Packard. l. u. Deal and David
Brinton.
The delegates and alternates to the
state and county conventions are as
follows:
Delegates to state convention. Ncphi
Straw. L. u. Deal. George r. Hill, John
S. Smith. George Hyde and NJ O. Pack
ard. Alternates, .. NJ. Mower and Mrs
NJ. .. Packard.
Delegates to the county convention,
Maude Cook, Mack DOugall, Alice john
son. a Findley. J. NJ. Westwood, FRED
Houtz James Packard. Edward Pal
freyman. Ma8da johnson. d y cram
dali r. a. Brown. David Brinton. Us
car Mower. John I. Smith. l. J. Whit
ney.N. X. Nelson. NJ %. Packard. John
simpson. l.. -. Deal. J. y. PeNton. MIS-.
Mack DougalI. DIR. s. Dunn and Maud
REYNOLDS. Alteruates. Mrs. s Dunn.
Miss Emma Dougau Mrs. John L.
Groesbeck. Wallace Bird. Mrs. Maud
cook. Miss Ella Deal Miss Matte Liz
onbee. Mrs Fred Houtz. Mrs. A. W
Findley and A. O. Packard.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-18
STATE HIGHWAY
TO Be IMPROVED
Five Thousand Dollars Is Being
Spent in Sewer County
This Fall.
lspecial DO The Herald- RepublIean.)

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Richfield. Sept. 17-Great work will
be done the coming month on the pro-
posed state highway in Sewer county.
The $1,000 due from the state with
$1,000 put up by the county. will be
expended by the county road commits
Sioner, Hans Tuft
The work Will be commenced at Sa-
Ina and will be carried as far south
rs the money will permit This Is eX-
pected 10 complete a good highway from
Salina to the point near Nermillion. in
Guiding the piece OF road a mile or
two south OF Aurora which has always
been famed for dust In dry weather and
mud IN wet weather
To the people OF Sewer county this
VIII be the most welcome news as the
road south or Aurora is BY long odds
the worst piece Of road in the cointy.
Another bit Of cheering news for the
people in the north end Of the county
Is proposed Improvement OF the Sa-
lima canyon road The land owners
along the canyon headed by l.. r. An
derson Of the Manti Livestock COM
pany. are putting up $500 for this i'm
prOvement
The county Will put I'd a like amount
ana q coal company. recently formed
TO work some coal property in little
side canyon east OF Saw Tooth. will put
up $1,000. This will make $4,000. which
VIII be spent under the supervision OF
the road commissioners
Practically $4,000 will be spent this
! fall in these roads. and. 70 will add i'm
proved highways to the. county,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-18
SUGAR FACTORIES Il
POSTPONE OPENING
Difficulty Experienced by Farmers In
Harvesting Crops Causes
Some Delay.

Especial to The Herald Reyublioan.)
Logan. sept 1T.-Jeffries Bodrero
died here at the. ripe age OF So years.
after short lines. He was born IN
Marseilles. France. Oct. is. 1927. and
emigrated TO Utah in 1870. reaching
here May IS. He leaves five children.
The funeral viii be held I'm the Third
ward meeting house Sunday next. az
y o'clock.
The Trinity Methodist church IS 20
hold its first quarterly conference IN
this city tomorrow. DIT. Talbot q
salt Lake City Will conduct the serv-
ices
President Anthem Lund IS 20 be the
principal speaker at the Scandinavian
conference TO be held in the Logan
Tabernacle tomorrow.
The religion classes Of the Benson.
Hyrum and Cache stakes are to hold
their annual joint convention here TO-
morrow. The meetings viii be held
at the Nibley hail.
The sugar factories have postponed
their opening day until September 81.
due TO delay in digging beets. The
heavy rains OF the last two nights
should greatly facilitate the digging.
Lavelle Williamson. a. young man 81
%. wears. from Wellsville. died here
yesterday OF typhoid fever His body
was taken to Wellsville for burial
John w Barrett and family have
moved down from Twin Falls, Ida,
for the winter