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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02

was baptized sept rs. 1858. and came 10
salt Lake about 1850 and helped BRING
the ouigrHuts across the plains. H.
moved fo Nt Pleasant. Saupote. iu
1854 ana helped ta fight the Indians
FOR three years bic then moved 20 Lehl
and was called t1 help settle up Arizo-
ua about 1876 end was set apart a~
Bishop of Omer vHrl Arizona. later
1a was set apart as bishops first coun
arior of Woodruff Arizona. was also
sunday school superintendent Tie re-
TUNED to LalI some time ago.
PETERSEN. JANE Cat her
homo Boo ta-tI,IHle. Emery county,
-uu. Feb la Nrs Jane o.. Petersen.
virs uf John Petersen. passed away
and was buried ou th. 2lst She wa
tho daughter off Horace and Harrls
Roberto born In Illinois. June a. la.H.
and came t1 Utah boz 1851 She NHe
mise married Oh Thomas Jennrs
Wheeler. who loft her and went to t1..
lfnruH. She Iuter married Jane
Snow. .u.r I.. death she maIrI
John Petersen. about -3 years ago. a1o
soon after moved to Castledale. 7l.
ua- Oh. mother OF 1a children I'D Co.,.
whom with her husband survive hey.
She had often seen and heard ih
Prophet Joseph smith talk. She was
% devoted member OF the church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02

Bishop William c. Crump of Bluff Dale
Ia charge. There was "a large attend
auce. as deceased was well known and
highly esteemed In that end Of the
county. having lived IN Herman for
"a years and for nine years In Bluu
Dale where he died. Consolng and
culogistic addresses were made by
Bishop Crump. Bishop Thomas Butter
field Of Herman, Bishop Gordon s..
BILLS of Biverton ward. Elders John
Bowen. James s. Crane, William W.
Merrill and william n. Freeman. Many
of these had known tho deceased for 40
years or more and bore testimony or
his integrity and uprightness, and Of
his fidelity 10 the gospel. The song
service was rendered by the BLUM Dale
choir.
Elder peusley was born near Bath.
England. July o. 1896 In 1851 me mar
rled Sarah Beech, and I'm 1858 became
a member Of the Church. With HIS
wife and four children. he came TO Utah
I'm 1866. he is survived by his aged
wife and eight of the ID children born
10 them besides g grandchildren and
10 great-grandchildrcu
The remains were buried In the fam
.Iy plat co.. the Herman cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
OGDEN POLICE COURT.

o-orN March owing Co the fact
W. case OF smallpox DEVELOPS nv, 4,
pay ,,isI station on Monday night me
DE l'.'s .,. municipal court Tuesday
..e y, was ,sm,vhat hinderod and
'I a5re refused 20 proceed until IN p
-s Of umigating had been ,,, t2n 5,,..
fr.sIlv thcre was very ltt'' "I
Nod tuesday and the session
s55r- auo Thc offenders who
brought .a during Monday n 2. i.,l.
~ srl being hoid under quar- ,..r ,.i'', nt
y-. Mary Barnard. CHARGED Win
s.,,tsrrces. was given slspenG,
.-,.rrs of co days and ordered 20
r,g Newman was charged with dis
..sl,r me ponce but owing to the abb
'.8es n the city attorney me case ,,.,'
.-,ryej Newman was placed undo"
~ ~. Hc Fey alleged 10 have par-
-,,sd in frbt a. the Vienna oaia
-rs1ty-fsth street ou sunday night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
OF THE
CITY COUNCIL
New Paving District Crcatcd-ProD-
ositiOn 10 Construct street
Crossing.


PROVO. March Councilman Bot
at the meeting OF the city council last
evening brought up the matter Of CON
structing Of street crossings 90 connect
the paved sidewalks. and on such other
streets as may be considered within
the financial reach of tho city The
question was referred 20 the commit
tee ON streets and alleys.
Chairman Bott of the electric light
committee reported that men were at
work on the electric power site near
the mouth of Provo canyon The com
mittee had interviewed the attorney
general. and while no official ruling has
been made by hun, Mr. Bott believed
his ruling will be favorable to the
City's right TO the water claimed.
Chairman Newell of the committee
ON sewers and drains. presented a con-
tract prepared 90 be entered into with
the First Ward Pasture company per
hitting the city To empty It's sewage
into the mill race passing through the
pasture. upon building q fence TO eX-
clude cattle from access TO the race.
The city also obligates itself to con-
struct pipe line 10 the lake within
Eve years. when the use Of the mill
race as an open sewer will cease. 4
resolution approving the contract was
passed Mr Newell stated that he
thought tho proposed pipe line would
cost about $50 900.
Chairman Carter Of the streets and
alleys committee was authorized to EN-
ploy teams to haul gravel from the
river bed west of the city onto the
streets. AT the rate Of 50 per day.
on report of the committee ON streets
and alleys the petition OF w. j. Bur
CESS and others. asking for q sidewalk
paving district In the northeast part OF
the CITY was granted in part. resolu-
tion was adopted creating extension
No. ] OF paving district No. ~, IN
conformity with the report. Many Of
the residents i'm the district affected
are opposed Co the paving and they viii
have an opportunity 20 present their
protests Tuesday March g. az 1890. The
estimated cost Of the proposed inn
proVement is S23.Sl2.
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LOGAN BRIEFS.

Pre- dent Charles Il Hart received
vora this evening from Franklin,
Idaho. OF the death there Of his lit
tIs niece. a child % Mr.. and Mrs ivan
woodward 81 that place. pneumonia
being the cause.
The holdover appointive officers OF
this city who have been denied the IN
crease IN their salaries made by the
old council. upon the suggestion OF
the city attorney. have decided 10 take
the mntter into court az once. The In
crease amounts 60 about ten dollars
per month each. on the marshal,
policemen. road supervisor and water
master.
Two wcn-llnown residents OF Wells
willie were brought into the local
juvenile court today and We're fined
$40 each for contributing TO the de-
linquency Of their children in the mat
ter Of truanCN They had not only per
mitted the children to remain away
from school but had encouraged them
90 do so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
OLD FOLKS nONoRED.

SPANISH FORK, Ulah co., March 4.
At the First ward meetnghuusc ON
Thursday. the efth of February the old
folks over o. with the widows, widow
.rs. orphans aud other deserving people
TO the number Of about 100. were right
royalty entertained by the old folks
committee At 10 30 q bounteous repast
was enjoyed. after which songs. recitl-
tiors and instrumental music were the
order Of the day. Too much praise can
not be given 10 the string band, led by
r. NJ Boyack The oldest person pre>-
ent wac Mrs Sarah d. stevens, an old
time veteran OF Nauvoo. who had
seen the Prophet Joseph Smith. She "a
nov "a wears old There were present
az the banquet close 20 $50 persona.
rhore are in tho ward 90 widows ana
six widowers. with noout 90 over 70.
The city " getting moro light, day
BY day, the electric light poles are
stretching out over the city and soon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
PLEASANT GROVE.
MARRIAGE OF MISS
LYDIA HUMP HIRE

PLEASANT GROVE, Utah, Co,
March Miss Lydia HUMPHREYS,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs r. 3. Hum
phrics and James T. Powell OF Lent
we've married I'm the salt Lake temple
Feb. 90 Pleasant Groves socim and
musical circles lose one Of hts most
popular members Monday evening the
Tabernacle choir gave them farewell
surprise and social Offering many
beautiful presents as "a testimonial
of their appreciation OF her diligcnt
work a. am organist. MT aud Mrs.
Powell go 20 their new home az sun
shine with the good wishes OF their
host Of friends.
Mrs. Jos T. Thonc rs at Bountitul,
visiting her daughter Florence. who is
the happy mother OF a 10 pound baby
boy.
Mrs Verne Thornc. who was called
10 mourn the death of her husband a
short time ago is now blessed with a
baby boy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
BY Our Formula

We produce in Hoods ssrsspsrilla =
medicine that has en- unspproaehed
record Of cures Of
Scrofula, eczema, eruptions, catarrh.
rheumatism, anemia. nervousness that
tired feeling. loss OF appetite. etc.
Hoods Sarsaparilla effects rs Won
derfll cures. not simply because 70
contains sarsap1rilla but because a.
combines the utmost remedial values
Of more than 20 different Ingredients.
each greatly strengthened and en-
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There is no real substitute for H. II
urged to buy any preparation said to
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g. inferior. costs less TO ye ami
yields the dealer "a larger profit
This medicine makes healthy and
strong the Little Soldiers" IN your
hiood.--th0se corpuscles that fight dis
ease germs constantly attacking YOU.
Get :. today Con the usual liquid form
or ia Chccolated tablet form called
Sareatabs. 100 Doses one Dollar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
FUNERAL OF M. r. DALTON
PIONEER OF PlUTE

Especial turrcsp oudHrcN1
CIRCLEVILLE. P.utc CO., Utah. Feb
27.-Today the funeral Of Mvron r. Dal-
ton. who died Friday oveuiust Feb. 25.
was neld in the Lntter-day saints
church A large number of relatives and
friends were present tD pay tine last sad
rites To- tho departed. Comforting and
encouraging remarks were made hy
Joseph Meeks. John Westwood. ST.. and
others Mr. Dalton WAS As years of age.
has lived In Clrclevile 80 years, being
among those who first came and reset
lied this place he leaves an aged
mother three brothers and two sisters.
his wife and eight children. with % host
Of friends 90 mourn his death. MI
Dalton has been in poor health for SOW
cral years. under the doctors care for
the past three years
The spring winds and squalls seem TO
have commenced. ana the frost is rap
idly coming out Of the ground
a son was born Co MT and Mrs.
Joseph Steele yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
CONFERENCES IN SECOND
AND FIFTH WARDS

LOGAN. March Ward con-
ferences were held in the Second and
Fifth wards of This city on Sunday
and there was a good deal Of interest
iu the one held In the Second ward
as IL was thought that action In
the case Of Bishop Anthem Anderson
would be taken. The bishop was re-
Gently elevated TO the position OF all
ternatc high councillor, but tho peo-
pie OF the ward asked that NE be re-
tained rs bishoF the petition 70 that
effect being signed by practically
every member of the ward. No action
of any kind was taken at the con-
ference. however. but there was an
iutimation that the desire Of the peo-
pIe win be granted I'm the Fifth
ward there vas very large at
tendance at the conference and some
excellent reports were submitted NO
changes were made in either ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
SLIT FoR DAMAGES.

OGDEN. March Willie r. smith
has filed a suit in the district court
against the Utah Construction COM
pauy 90 recover the sum OF 5000 for
damages alleged % have been inflicted
o., the kick OF a. mule The complaint
states that on June %. 1909. while EN-
ul0yed by the defendant company at
Bingham Canyon. on a rcilroad grade
DO was kicked by a mule which ne was
driving on a dump car and injured to
such an extent that he has since been
unable 90 perform any manual labor.
The complaint alleges that the COM
rany were negligent in keeping vicious
mules for employees TO work with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
VI. / \. CONVENTION

RiCHIELD. March TN, N5utp,t
81. .."'nt associations " SEWER
..HAc held their coryoution tr tbe
Hac1neld tabernacle Sund9v ,vbirb
was WcU attended Three mestino,s
were hc.d am officers meeting I'm me
corning with public meetings Inn he
.l ,.ihoon and evening. Tho repprts
.'au' oN mo officers We're very en-
-'u5as.ng and showed the various or
-.,l 10 Dee i'm good condition
s ,l cong O. good work Elder Douglas
.a,. l5au or the general board was in
sr4 'aance and delivered interesting
% Instructive addresses on mutual
Improvement work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
FUNERAI or JENS JENSEN.

PLEASANT GROVE March Tho
remains Of Jons Jensen. "a former res
ident Of Pleasant Grove, who died in
SuriuCvillc Thursday Feb. g. were
brought here for burial on Saturday.
Flneral services were held ln tho
Tabernacle, Bishop T.. j. Olpin in
charge. Appropriate music was rCu-
dcrcd The speakers were Elders y.
X. Nelson OF Sprngvillo. John Gari.-
nor. r. s. Humphr.cs bishop L.
Swcusou ana Alex Bullock llo is
survived by his wife ana six children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
SLIT EoR sLANDER.

ocDEN March 2--For Injuries re-
No. I'M Jan. 20. 1910. when Georg' g..
e,-.etsr struck her in the head wi.h
.5Isei Mrs. a. C. Riley has brought
I'll, M the district court against street
y 10 recover the sum Of $1,000. Mrs..
f5H,v ,gas a tenant OF Streeter. who
+-.si IN eject her from his premises
NM had blood was the cause Of a
cra-rel during which Streeter is al
- to have slandered the character
.f Mrs. Riley. who is suing him for
d ,6O on this count, I'm addition To the
, barFe for Injuries Mrs. Riley has as
Inn third cause OF action damage 10 her
furniture. which she places at $50. In
addition 90 the foregoing. attorneys
- Ia the sum OF $3.50 are asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
CIRCLEVILLE.
OLD FOLKS FEASTED
AND ENTERTAINED

Especial ugspouIouyoI
ctRCLENlL1.E. PIute CO.. Utah Fob
23 Tile old folks committee entertain
cd at party iu the amusement boil
last "Wednesday the guests included n
those from 60 years up. boo the Circle
vile ward There were about go houor,i
guests. and us many more. OF DO,
younger people present a sumutuau.
luncheon was served az about q %. no. A
spicy program followed and "a very ou.
iuyabls day was spent \ pleas u'
ana crowded dance was participated .H
BOO the evening
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inghouse at 10 O'Clock where an inter
gsting program was listened 90. At
~ 20 they were taken tp the Lnd1n
Social han where sumptuous dinner
was served 90 go people. Speeches.
songs toasts and sentiments. made o.
lively afternoon IN the evening "a
drama was presented by the fIndon
Dram tic club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
JOHN HAFEN WINNING
FAME IN THE EAST

PROVO. March John Hafen, the
VOL known Utah artist, who has
studio In indianapolis has lately nm
ished a portrait Of Governor Marshall
# Indiana, which has received most
favorable notice in art circles there,
Another work by Hafen. which has
ELECTED very high praise from the
press. is a. painting OF General Me-
Glunis. Mexican and civil war veteran
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

PROVO. March "A daughter HAS
been born tn MT and Mrs David john
som Hll We'll
ID. ID Sutton narrowly escaped in-
jury yesterday. lie was thrown against
90 big plato glass window iu his store.
through rail of 20 sliding ladder
breaking The ladder broke the window,
which WAS Insured for So Mr.. sutton
fell ON the Inside OF the glass unin-
fursd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02

PROVO. March There was good
attendance at the funeral services over
tho remains OF Mrs. Hannah W. Gord-
iu held yesterday In the Third ward
mcctinghouss. The speakers were
Elders James Glove and b. n Bullock
ana Bishop r.. n. Taylor vocal selcc-
lions were rendered by the ward choir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
LOGAN.

The News is Delivered By Carrier
IN Logan Every Night (sunday eN-
Cepted) az IS Cents Per month All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should be made 20 j. n
Blair. Agent FOR Daily. saturday
and Semi Weekly News 1f6 w.
First North Street Phone 309-R
Bell. ONCE with carbon Company,
Real Estate und Loans. ll2 North
Main street. Phones % Bell and ie5
Ind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
PRICES or FRUIT SHIPMENT

PROVO. March I'm the report In
this department yesterday of the aver
age price obtained for carloads of Otah
peaches shipped through the California
Pioneer Fruit company the figure given
was s55fG The amount stated should
have read SC5S2i. per car for peaches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
INDIAN WAR COMMISSION.

LOGAN. March Mr. Pratt Of the
Indian war commission opened Of
flee here again today and will be here
all the week for the purpose Of hear
ing the applications OF those veterans
who were missed on the fret trip here.
He has established headquarters In
the CITY council chambers In the
court house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
nEAr1I oF ]. u. nARKER.

LOGAN. March MIR J. II Bark
or an old and respected resident Of
the town Of Newton. Is dead. having
succumbed TO the effects of an opera
ton performed some time ago. The
funeral services are 20 he held In the
Newton westinghouse on Friday next
at / IT, m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
SNOWFLAKE, ARIZ.
STAKE CONFERENCE
AND ACADEMY NOTES

SNOWFLAKE. Arizona. Feb. H.
The quarterly conference OF Snowflake
stake was held Feb ~ and IL. -Four
regular meetings were held. all OF
which were well attended, especially
az the Sunday afternoon meeting, az
which 80 per cent OF the stake popula-
ton we're present Four recently re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
PROVO.

The News is delivered by carrier
every night tSunday excepted a. y
cents per month All payuentr ana
complaints regarding delivery should
be made % David Johnson. agent
for Daily. Saturday and SENT Week
ly News. Ind Phone S77-A. orders
taken FOR Church works Residence AZ
South First West STREET
Carrier cast side OF Academy Ave.
Ind 7i2-T p
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave.
Ind l02-A.
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the whole city viii be enabled Co enjoy
modern light
The cement sidewalks come iu for
much praise now that the mud is ankle
lecp elsewhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
nEATn OF \ CnILD.

PROVO. March 1.-The burial OF olaf
Kent the 22-mouths-old son of Mr. ana
Mrs Joseph W Lovcicss. who died
Monday night from diphthcria was
held this afternoon. Brief services
were held at the cemetery.
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Thomas, who have conducted "a cloth
ing business here for several years.
have Incorporated under the maine "
Fletcher & Thomas company, and viii
carry on the business Of the partner
ship under that name
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
RECENT DEATHS

CIIRISTOFFERSEN =. J-At
Iehi. Utah county lt.b Feb. B. D.. d..
Chrietof'creeu PASSED away. Dc Na-
born Feb TO- 1913. loo Lerzlof Denmark
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RIVERTON.
BURIAL OF DANIEL
OENSLEY. A VETERAN OF "a

Especial Correspondence
RIVERTON. salt Lake CO., Feb &C.
The funeral o. tho late Daniel Dcus-
les of Bluff Dale ward was held loo tho
Riverton mcctiughouse ou LeJ. -3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

OGDEN. Marcn "A marriage
license has been issued 20 Joseph
Wright Herrick and Elizabeth Allen
Hoege. both " West Weber
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LYNDON.
OLD FOLKS ROYALTY
FEASTEO AND ENTERTAINED

Especial rcspondcncc)
LYNDON. Utah CO., March Lin
don gave It's annual ward reunion and
old folks party on Washingtons Birth
day The people gathered az the meet
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NAN GnAz1NG PERMITs.

PROVO. March 2.-W l. Pack, SUI
pcrvisor Of the Uinta forest has Just
finished mailing 900 approved grazing
applications for the Ulntah reserve Tor
the present year.
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CLOTHING 60. INCORPORATES.
provo. March Fletcher and
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-18
JOHN HUNSINGER AND HIS JACK
Petition Filled with Glpcnvillc Coun-
ell for Removal of QuadIuPd.

A recent dispatch from Greenville
says:
About the most absurdly humor-
ous situation that has ever develop
ed in Grcenville bobbcd up in coun-
ell meeting yesterday afternoon.
A petition had been presented from
certain residents Of McBce avenue in
the vicinity OF the Southern freight
station, asking for the removal Of a
"jackass," which is stabbed in the
vicinity Of the First Baptist church.
The animal belongs to Deputy Sheriff
John llunsinger, and the custodian
Of the "male muel" is Il stabeman
named Cox. The petition rccited in
stilted, but unmistakable, language
that the presence OF the quadruped
in that vicinity is not only nuis-
ance, but a menace, to those who
love to sleep late O mornings, to
church-goers on Sundays and prayer
meeting nights seriously interfer-
ing with the peace Of mind of inva-
time, piano practice, etc, etc, re-
cites the appeal to council begging
for the transfer Of the animal to
more congenial fields. The paper,
which the dignilied city fathers
heard read in the sonorous voice OF
Clerk Sussex, alleged that both Dep
uty Sheriff Ilunsinger and Stable
man Cox had been notified OF the
nuisance, and that they were appar-
emily slow to give relief, as they had
made no move to change the quart
ers Of his braying ma ajesty.
Council discussed its prerogatives
IN the premises, and finally referred
the petition 10 an able-bodied live
stock committee.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-18
Cherokee Man Drowned,

Gaffnc%, May 1.-Tnformatiop has
just reached Gaffney to the effect
that G. Lee LipScomb, J. r. Graham
and George Thompson were seining
on a pond on Thickcty creek yester-
day. Lipscomb could not swim and
claimed the pond was not beyond his
depth. Recent high water washed
deep hole where they went, and
the water proved to be considerably
beyond their depth. Lipstomb and
thompson went down, and Graham.
III trying to save Lipscomb, narrowly
escaped drowning. as Lipscomo in a
frenzy, pulled him under Seeing
that he could not save him, Graham:
managed to catch an overhana:r ing
limb and got out, where he was join
ed by Thompson. in an exhausted
state, he claiming that Lipscomb and
Graham, struggling. sent him To he
bottom. Lipscomb body was re-
covered after a search OF some three
hours.