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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17
MANTI.
JUDGES APPOINTED FOR
COMING ELECTION
MAM'TjI:..
Especial Correspondence

Manti Oct. 14.-1'hc board OF county
commissioners were IN eession this
week. Among other business trans
acted the county iniirmary at Fairview
was rensured for $4,000 and the court
house for 81 ,000 e.. y. Sorensen writ
ing the policy, in the Northwestern &
Milwaukee Merchants.
A claim of Willard county for sheep
taxes of s50i.S9 was paid. The follow
ing deputy treasurers were appointed
to assist in collecting taxes: Fairview.
John L. Bench; Mt. Pleasant, A. b.
Wnldemar; Fort Green, b. F. Lew
ellyn: Moroni, e. D. Anderson: Spring
City, j. NJ. Johnson; Bphraim. Alma
Nelson; Centcrficld and Gunnison,
James z. Fjeldsted; Manu office. Niels
Jensen and j. A.. Johnson.
The following Judges of election werc
appointed:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b. scely, Albert
NJ. Stewart, Eleanor Jenkins.
Aforementioned Graham, Albert NJ.
Stewart. Elnora jenkins.
Fnirview-Fred Danlelson, Dan
James. James l.. Peterson. Carl Sund-
wall, +. A Day. Peter Olsen.
Mt. Pleasant-Lawrence Winters,
John A. Matson, Edmund g. Johansen,
William Hanson, Joseph Johnnson.
George NJ Clemenson. John E. Selhy.
L
Burnside, George D, Peterson, Orange
Aldrich. George c. Sorensen, Andrew
Stevenson. and George Brown.
Spring Clty-John 4. Alfred. n. G..
Jensen, s. L. Bunnel. John r. Baxter,
A. P. C. Thompson. w. Z. Watson
Ephram-Jnmcs A. Olsen, oluf
Thursby. John A. Anderson, ]. n.
Jacobsen. A. c. Bosen. Bert Brimhall.
p. l.. Brenholt. Richard Hanson.
Lanritz Nelson, S. p. Jensen, Jam g
Bosen and Ed Thormander.
Mantl-J. r. Jacobsen, Ernest Mad
sen. Fred Anderson, w. G. Snow, Niels
lorgensen; II. a; Larsen; Ernest Works
Alfred Alder, Frank Mayictt. p. A.
Poulsen, Lee Hall, and William Reid.
Sterling-c. w Larsen. George Han
son and Ross Thompson.
Mayiiod-Joscrh Sorensen, John Lar
sen and G. r. Christensen.
Gunn.son--N. IT,. Kcrnes L. Fl. Childs
and n. c. Sorensen. Jr.
Centerhcld-Iames Bradsley Charles
D. Nelson and Richard Fjeldsted.
Chester-D. Fl. Candland. j. Fl. Beck
and Jacob Nelson.
Wales-Leroy Lewis, W. D. Thomas
and Ncphi Reese.
Nelson, A. NJ. Barensen. ]. w. Jackson,
Moroni-George Fl. Draper, Leroy
Morley, Lars Johnson, Nathan Faux.
Gilbert Bailey. Amos Draper, Oscar
Hanson, J. L. Curtis and William
Prcstwitch.
The Bell Telephone company was in
structed to move its poles into the
fence limo on the road from Mt. Pleas
ant to the top OF the big hill at the
west end of the Mt. Pleasant line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17
MOUNT PLEASANT.
INSTRUCTIVE ADDRESSES
AT TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Especial Correspondence

Mount Pleasant Oct. 16.-The San
pete county teachers institute, contin-
ued its work Friday afternoon. John
w. Summerhays sang Songs OF Ara
by" by Clay, and Wishes" by
Thompson. Prayer was offered by
Daniel Rasmussen and piano duet by
Miss Ida Merz and l.. T. Thompson
followed.
DR.. George H. Thomas of the Agri-
cultural college spoke to the subject
School Administration"
The ladies' quartette of the Mt. Pleas
ant high school sang "A1y Old Ken
lucky Home"
Prof. Howard r. briggs OF the U. OF
u. lectured on Live Language Work
in the Grades" '.i'i''
Friday evening at pm. Dr." Thomas
talked on ''Medical Inspection In
Schools" and Prof. briggs followed
With the theme Employment OF Spare
Moments" life MS the Heart Dc.
sreth." was sung by John W. Sum
lnerhays.
Saturday morning at . am. the clos
ing session was commenced by Ida Merz
playing two piano selections
Prof. Howard r. briggs continued his
talk on live Language and Creative
Verse Work In the Grades"
DR.. Geo. H. Thomas treated the sub
jcct, Juvenile Delinquencies."
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FUNERAL SERVICES.

J Ogden, Oct. 1.-THE funeral of Mrs.
William Marquis was held Sunday Ut
j12 O'Clock Mt the Lnrkin funeral chapel.
the Rev. Il. v. Fisher officiating.
The funeral of the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Behling, was held
Sunday at . pm. mt the family resi-
derce, 2240 Monroe avenue.
The funeral OF Alexander w. Rankin
was held at the Second ward meeting
house. Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Bishops Counselor George Shorten pre-
siding. a quartet composed of c. w.
Hinchcliff, Hngbert Anderson and tho
Misses Eta and Erna Browning rem
ldcred selections" Miss Eta Browning
sang, 20 Dry Those Tears" and Miss
Erma Browning sang 20 My Father
The speakers were T. S. Browning,
John G.. Ellis and George Shorten. The
services were well attended and the or
der of the Modern IYoodmen of Amer
lea, of which deceased was member.
attended in n body and offered their
ritual at the grave.
The funeral of Ethel Peterson was
held Sunday at 1 pm. ut the Taylor
ward Westinghouse. Bishop ]. Jardnc
presiding. The speakers were Nathan
Hawkes.. John Larson, William Hunter.
Bishop Robert McFarlane and Bishop
Jnrdine. Albert Hunter rendered a solo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17
.HEBER ]. GRANT WILL
ANSWER LOGAN LIBEL
To Pay His Respects to The Rcpub
lican at Mass Meeting to be
Held Tonight.
Especial to The News.)

Logan, Oct. 17.-At meetings here
Sunday afternoon and evening, adj
dresses were made by Elder Heber j
Grant. who confined his remarks en-
tirely to doctrinal subjects. 1t had been
expected that he would touch on some
of the political or personal topics that
have interested the citizens here lately,
but nothing was said on these points.
Tho meetings were all largely attended.
AT the evening session, however, Ed
er Grant made the following announce
5ment: Some time ago the Logan Re-
publican printed Il libelous article
against myself. There is no doubt it
was libelous, as l have been so advised
by some of the best lawyers In the
state, who have expressed their willing
ness to bring suit against that paper
for me, but am too busy a man to
spend my time quarreling with such
people. However. Monday evening I
shall pay my compliments to The Re-
publican alta mass meeting to be held
in the Logan tabernacle, and l have;
come here fully prepared to do so In u
complete and emphatic manner 1t
had been my Intention to speak on the
subject during this conference. but I
have decided that it will be more ap-
propriate to discuss the matter Mt n
separate meeting
Great interest Is being displayed in
the affair, and the outlook Is that there
will be a huge attendance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17
CHIEF BROWNING
MAKES IMPORTANT ORDER

Ogden Oct. 17.-Whcn the revised or
dinances of Ogden city went into effect
last April, the citizens were promised
many changes over former conditions.
amonv them being numerous Improve
mems In the liquor traffic. ParttSulnr
stress was laid on the fact that he
raw laws would absolutely prohibit tho
.soIa Of intoxicants to women, and tho
,no,orious method OF conducting bar
ronms and cafes in the same room was
IA he abolished, according to the prom
ises n the lawmakers. These partlcil-
iar improvements ito be-" appealed to
many Of the better people OF the com, {
munIty. and 1t was common talk on all
sides that certain we'll known cafes and
restaurants would be under the neces-
sItv OF either disposing OF the liquor
or the .lunch" end Of their business.
Months passed after the final accept
nnce OF the much herahed ordinances
and still no move was made to obey
,he law, except for tho adding or ia
king away OF certain eight-foot part
lions in these places OF business. te-
Gently Chief OF Police Thomas 10:
Browning held up tho liquor licenses Of
some OF these places, contending that
4 was now time for the city attorney
TO pass on the legal meaning Of the
phrase. 1'lunch ROOM" referred to In tho
last line OF section 1852. chapter a. or
The revised ordinances of Ogden city
for the year 1910 Chief Browning also
maintained that the entire section 49o
was being violated.
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GIGANTIC CANAL Ma
WORK UNDER NJ { WAY.
r,,o Hundred Worklncn flushing Y.
Operations on Cement
Contract.
lsDeelnl correspondence.)

or,en Oct 1r.-Under the supervi-
..,s. n Engineer w. N Bostnph. the
..nncndous task of concreting the ~
.s,,a Davis ana Weber Counties Canal
so,npany's big irrigation ditch Is pro I,
s.sssInr nicely, and If weather condi-;
.,.ns remain satisfactory, the water
.,ay will be ready for use early next
.nr,ns Nearly 500 men arc now en-
T.,,,sd on the construction work, and
.,ss bottom and sides Of the big canal
90 henF surfaced With concrete Mt the
n.s NJ several hundred feet each day
s.r large concrete mixers are contin-
s t,,rning out material for use in
W., ua ditch, each having agcapacity for
Wv 100 lineal feet per day. Dur.
~, ,se week two additional mixera VIII
i ,ps .,arted. When completed the canal
Iii hs % feet wide at the bottom and
y,'sest wide at the top. having a ca
ss.;tr Of 725 cubic feet of water per.
.pls asa enough to irrisate $1,000 acres
n land. 1t Is estimated that the WORK
IN. =. iA' cost about 100000, or $3.50 per
3, ~. foot It Is the Intention of tho
nar,nany to erect power plant noar
I p,rsprdale having q generating capacity
ns,stm.horsepower. This will be n
. ...,x yal,lable addition to the irrisa-
,t va, svstem and will net the owners
and stockholders about 100000 annuai-3
. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17
ELECTION Ar SCHOOL.

=. ~ - Ii
Ogden, Oct. 17--At the municipal cleo
ton held at the State Industrial school
on Thursday last. the following officers
were elected: Shipp, mayor; McLaush-
I'm, Justice of the peace: Wilson. re-
corder; jackson. city attorney; Cole
man and Drysdale, councilmen from
me First precinct; Drozier and Doty
rom tho Second and Ray and Ecklund
rom tho Third. All of the officers ara
Students at the institution and the cleo
Won represents victory OF the "Stnl-
warts over the opposing ,.'polltical,,
party known MS the "Progrcssivcs."ss The
.No parties conducted regular cam
Haisns, including primaries. convention,
humping and election The party in
lower controls the situation at the
s ~, so far as discipline Is concerned.
Inc council meets regularly and dis
's's means to better the laws and
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General Manager T. r.. Cutler and
George Austin have been in this vicln-
ity recently to look over the ground
They decided that certain barns and
outbuildngs would be the first thing
necessary and these will be built as
soon as material can be delivered on
tho ground They also decided that n
change In tho river channel would he
necessary and this work will be COM
mcnced at an early date. The sites
for the location OF the different build
ings We're decided upon and work on
the foundations will be started ut once.
The plans and specifications for the
factory are completed and .. force OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17
SHEEP SHIPMENTS.

Mt. Pleasant. Oct. 15.-The winter
feeding of sheep In Mt. Pleasant has
grown to be Il large and paying In
dustry. Instead of the spring lambs be-
ing shipped to the eastern or western
markets. local dealers buy them and
feed on their farms until about Feb
ruary, when the sheep are sent to
other markets. bringing good returns.
Mt. Pleasant people will feed about
10000 head. IN the southern end OF
the county the fall shipments are about
as usual. The Manti Live Stock COM
pany shipping $500; Brown & Tuttle,
1000; Henry Jensen. 75o; Ernest Mad
sen, 1000. During the next two weeks
some heavy shipments will be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17
FAVORABLE RAILWAY
PROSPECTS IN SANPETE

Mt. Pleasant, Oct. 15--It is report
7 ed that the D. &c r. G. will soon COM
mence extensive building operations
which will connect the Snnpete valley
with the main line 1t is proposed to
run tho branch from a. point near Pay
son through Santaquin'and on to Ncphi,
a distance of 90 miles. This would con-
meet with the sanpete valley at Nephi
and give Sannete valley double On
trance, and will be n great benefit to
I the people, both In passenger service
and freight The plan Is to traverse
the line now followed by the Salt Lake
route. paralleling that road after the
manner OF the tracks in Utah county.
The line has been surveyed, there are
no heavy grades to contend with. and
IT is thought the entire work could be
completed In GO days from time of
starting According to present plans
4 the depot will be located in the east
erna part OF town OF Ncphi. where 1t will
connect with the Sanpetc Valley route.
AS soon as tho grading Is done
ample material for the construction of
the road will be ready.
SENT TO ASYLUM.
Mt. Pleasant Oct. 16.--County CONF
missioner Charles r. Alfred this week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17

sent two persons TO the mental hos
pital at Provo. Sheriff John Knudsen
took them to Provo on Wednesday.
Rosie Zabrislsie. daughter OF Alma Ia
brskie of Mt. Pleasant, was one, and
the l2-year-old son of Willard Black
ham of Moroni. the other The girl
had been mentally deficient since birth,
but had been cared for until recently
by her mother, who died during the
summer. There being no one to care
for her 1t was thought best to send
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17
UNION MEETING.

Ogden. Oct. 1.-THE regular monthly
union meeting of the various organlzn-
tons of the Ogden Stake was held ut
the Weber Academy Sunday afternoon
under the direction of President 7. b,
Evans. Elders Benjamin Goddard Jos.
S. Peery and Albert yelling OF Salt
Lake were In attendance. The organ
zntion OF the Y. L. NJ I. a.. was corr
pleted. Owing to the fact that Stake
Clerk Joseph E. Evans leaves soon to
take up the study of law In the cart.
he was released from that position ana
Lawrence Van Dyke and Franz Behllng
were appointed as his successors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17

men will be put to work Mt once on tho
preliminary excavating. This should
be good news to the people Of Sewer
county MS IL means that money VIII
be given circulation this winter Men
will be given employment and there
should be plenty of work for all hands
that desire 1T Eslnorc and Monroe
will get the long end of the deal and
those towns deserve It as their citizens
have all lnbored long and earnestly
for the location of the factory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17
AccIDEyT CAUSES DELAY.

Ogden, Oct flowing to an saccident
on the Salt Lake & Ogden railroad be-
tween Salt lake and this point late In
he afternoon OF Saturday no papers
we're received ut the Ogden office Of
the Deseret News until Sunday morn
ms when delivery was made. We take
lhls means of notifying our many Og-
Den subscribers of this purely unavoid-
able delay and regret that the servica
was so impaired on Saturday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17
BRIGHAM CITY.
.BRAC IlENBuRY SENT
TO PRISON FOR LIFE

Brigham, Oct. l5.-Dee Brackenbury,
murderer of Warren Richardson, an
peared before Judge Vaughan this
morning at 10 o'clock for sentence,
BrackenburY was convicted of the Kill
Ing of Richardson at Clear Creek March
eS. Tho motion for new trial was
argued and denied. Judge Vaughan
then sentenced Brackenbury to imprls-
onment for life. The prisoner viii be
taken to the state prison next week
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ouARTERLY CONFERENCE.

Ogden Oct. 17-ouarterly conference
OF the Weber stake was held Sunday
at the tabernacle. with the usual ses-
sions at 10 am. 9 pm. and the Mutual
Improvement meeting In the evening
at 1 o'clock. Reports of the various
organizations of the stake We're given
at both the morning and afternoon
sessions. Elder Orson f. Whitney
and Elder Rulon S. Wells of the First
seven presidents of seventies were pres
ent and spoke Mt nil Of the meetings.
which were well attended. The taber-
nacle choir did its usual splendid work
and added greatly to the pleasure OF
the conference la
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other conditions in the little "munl'
.pality.'
VIII HONOR BURNS.

& Ogden, Oct. IA committee COM
posed Of George Lockhead William
Morris, Frank Carr, James McBeth,
Robert II. Moves, George Rennie, john
son Wilson, Angus McPhie and 7. s..
Hutchinson has been selected by the
Scotch Cronies associations to arrange
Il program for the celebration of Rob-
ert Burns birthday. Jan. 20. The celc-
ibrntion promises to be the most aus
plclous ever held by the local Scotch
people. la
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17
MEDALS FOR SOLDIERS.

Manti, Oct. 14.-Alaj Zimmerman.
while in Salt Lake City recently. Sc
cured the medals and prize money won
by members Of Company f at Camp
Perry In August. There were three
medals, one each for Lieut.. Wintch and
Sergt.-Maj. Nelson. as competitors. and
one for Mai Zimmerman, coach. In
addition to these sl75 IN cash prizes
were won. The officers waived their
claims to any interest in this allowing
It to go to the competitors.
MISUNDERSTANDING orenantwyd en- y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17
Hoods
Sars ap riIIa

Cures all blood humors, all
eruptions, clears the complex
ion, creates an appetite, aids
digestion, relieves that tired.
feeling, gives vigor and vim.
If urged to buy any prepa-
ration said,to be "justa as good
you may be sure it is inferior,
costs less to make, and yields
the dealer a larger profit.
Get 1t today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-17
pAIY'''s!ON.
.PAYS0M YOUNG MAN
KILLED AT WELLS
Especial Correspondence.

Payson, Oct 15--Hcnry schley, a
young man from this town, was caught
IN the machinery while working at
Wells, New, Wednesday, and killed, ac-
tcordlnE to information that reached
mere today. A rope was caught arohnd
ms neck, and strangulation followed.
lie was aged IS. and his death Is n
great shock to his aged mother, Mrs.
Lydia Schley, Tho body will arrive
here tomorrow for burial
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SERIOUS CHARGE.

Ogden. Oct. 16.-Albert Anderson was
arrested here last evening on the
charge OF causing his wife to live a
life Of shame. The woman was held as
a witness.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Mrs. Ferdinand Erickson. Mrs. George
Christensen. Mrs. r. l.. Madsen and
Annie Johansen are attending the Fed
GRAFTON of Women's clubs in Provo this
week. Mrs. Erickson was a delegate
to the convention and the others arc
members OF the Twentieth Century club
of Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Erickson was
elected a member of the board OF dl-
rectors.
Miss Winifred Jensen, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Jensen. has just
returned from u trip on the continent.
She has been visiting college friends
In the east for several weeks. She
intends to, spend the winter Mt her home
in Mt. Pleasant.
81 So
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RATE OF TAXATIoN.

-. ,,'....1 tt,,t ti,a Gnt,, - =
county, are generally a little lower than
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DON'T.

@ Don't think because you have taken
many remedies In vain that your case
i is lnCurable.
You have not taken Hoods sarsa-
parilla.
1t has cured many seemingly hope
less cases of scrofula. catarrh, rhcu-
8mntism. kidney complaint. dyspepsia
and general debility--mnny cases
that may have been worse than yours.
What this great medicine has done
for others 1t can do for you.
!. I'll to cure. CSC. Owl Druc-1 OK Min
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Pure Drugs and Prescriptions our
specially. Halliday Drug COMPANY.
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.S Ths News g delivered d., ;. carrier e
cents per month. ALI payments and
complaints regarding delivery should
be made to David johnson. agent
for Daily. Saturday and Serni-Week-
~ News. Ind Phone I2-A. Orders
taken for Church works. Residence AT
South First Wost stret
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave.
Ind sl2-I. N
Carrier west Side OF Academy Ava
Ind. 1d2-A.
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SENT TO ASYLUM.

Mt. Pleasant. Oct. 16,--County Com
missioner Charles r. Alfred this week