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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-08
OGDEN POLICE COURT.

''pfN, March S.-Hary sheridan
WIS "Ifaigncd in police court Nonday
'H''ted with meudioancy. To which he
l.-'oed guilty and was sentenced 10
hnc OF $40 '"'' w pay
,. 3D. u. Notaw, Fred Hurley and $ W
d,..l,I were arraigned on the charge of
.1'Ns mess and sentenced TO FIVE DAYS
ih .au or fine of 81 each
Henry Reed was charged with tb,
sue s, ouense and pleaded not guilty. lie
t,.' vas nAed az s. and his case con-
''lN"g ON Tuesday morning
Cast and Thomas Senett both
.y.I'il'd S'3 bail by their non-appear-
,,'y. To answer TO the charge of gam
's' TOT which they were arrested on
saturday night
LOUIS Webber was charged with tho
,".i' OF a pair of shoes from china b.
"'" rte was dismissed and the shoes
were Ieturned to the owner as there
was lack OF evidence TO make out a
"rorga Arvanitis. q Greek. was ar
.''sN'a on the charge OF disturbing the
testimony showed that he en-
'I.l 'ne coffee house OF sam Boordukos
CHOW Greek, on Saturday afternoon
Gnu created a disturbance. lie was sen
u'-l 70 pay fine OF s. or remain i'm
10y TOT hVc days. Scarcely had the
g."l,l pals and their friends. in this
lex quarrel left the courtroom he
'' lnr noise Of a sCufne was heard and
'., 'Ihcers arrested Boordulos and am
''"'r Greek, Chas. Revliotis. on tho
'N'I &c OF disturbing the peace.
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faithful friend. aud he leaves SURVIVE
ing him wife. nine sons, ten daugh-
tiers. 90 grandchildren and host OF
friends who mourn his loss. The fun
eral was held az the Newton meet
ingnouse on Friday, March 4. when
many speakers enlogized the noble
life and worth OF the deceased.
MORREIL. REBECCA RAJ her
home in Loa. Wayne county Utah,
March !. 1910. after an affliction OF
~ years. Mrs Rebccca r. MOrrell
passed Co her well earned and well
come rest surrounded by her dear
ones and intimate friends. She was
the daughter Of Chapman Duncan and
Roschannah Taylor and was born at
Washington. Washington county.
Utah. Sept 10. 1868. Her father was "a
friend and associate OF the Prophet
Joseph smith She is the wife Of
Ex-Bi-hop VIM n. Morrell, who With
six children. survive With her hus-
band she is ranked with the pioneers
of wayne county. and has done much
good iu her day. Notwithstanding slc
has been "a sufferer FOR many years.
Her friends are legion, and she VIII
long be remembered as one Of Gods
noble women. possessed Of modest
and retiring disposition, a gentle and
kind spirit Sine was true Latter
day saint devoted wife. kind and
sympathetic mother and an efficient
officer iu the auxiliary organizations OF
the Church
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of her daughters. and her husband
Mrs. Auer Proctor sang I'm 60
Where You Want Me 20 Co.
President q. n LGnd paid "a glowing
tribute 90 the deceased and her family
and offered comforting words 90 them
and the bereuvod husband, who. tho
second time has been called Co part
with his life companion. Two small
children by the former WIFE are live
ing which Mrs Madsen loved and
cherished as though they were her
own
Deceased was born boz KerShovou.
Swift Co. MINI. Jan q. 1873 She came
10 Utah with her parents in 1854 I'm
1897 she was graduated from the Snow
academy and took up the profession OF
teaching For two years she taught ln
Moroni. four years Boa Ephraim and
four years in Mt Pleasant on May
2S. 1905. she married John r. Madsen
Of Nj Pleasant and has since lived I'm
Mt Pleasant She was an active mem
ber Of the Twentieth Century club. be-
ing its secretary. ng well 8e % prom
inent figure n ait Pleasant social
circles
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KAYSVILLE.
GEORGE W. WEBSTER
ANSWERS FINAL SUMMONS

KAYSVILLE. Davis Co.. March IT,
Following a brief illness. the result of
an accident. George William Webster
one Of Eaysvill,s oldest and most
esteemed citizens. died az his home
here this morning. 4 few days ago,
while urhitrhing his team the animals
became frightened and ran away
knocking Mr. Webster down. The
Walon passed over hi- head and ono
OF tho horses kicked him I'm the ear lie
rallied from the accident. but later com
plirations set iu. which resulted I'm his
defth Funeral services VIII be held
from the Kaysyillc Westinghouse
Wednesday Afternoon al o'clock, with
burial in the Kaysyillc cemetery.
Mr. Webster was born in l.utcu, Bed
fordshirc. England. on May &C. 1888. and
Joined the Mormon Church Boo his native
land when quite young. He emigratod
to Utah in 1850 settling in Naysvillc.
whore he has since resided His for
mcr wife MIS- Christi8una Webster.
died n years ago, and later he married
Miss Annie l.. Lattimer Of Salt Lake.
Mr. Webster is survived by widow,
two sons. John Webster and George W.
Webster. rs grandchildren. two great
grandchildren. one brother Levi Web
stor. and one sister, Mrs. Ellen Mars
ton. am of whom live In Kaysville Mr..
Webster made several trips back to his
native land during the past few years,
and each time was the means Of bring
ing many families from England To-
Utah
Lawrence -. Coles son of Mr and
Mrs John Coles Of this place. was
brought home from Chicago, where ho
has been doing missionary work, on
Friday evening, very sick and is now
hlaUIfH1 d salt
Lake. His condition Is serious.
Scarlet fever has again broken out
In Kaysville. the home Of George Ken
nedy being quarantined for the dis
ease yesterday Two OF his children
are 40 with the malady
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WATEREO MILK SOLD BY
DEALERS AND FARMERS

OGDEN March Son the complaint
0. Deputy state Food and Dairy In
spsctor Heber g.. Smith. several dairy
men and farmers IN Weber county will
be- brought TO trial on the charge OF
selling adulterated milk Robert Baird.
@ milk dealer. was arraigned ia muni-
cpal court Monday morning on this
charge 90 which he pleaded not guilty
lilo was adiudged guilty and given the
minimum fine, $50. which was paid. A
ID Garner. also a milk dealer. was
next arralgned on the charge 81 selling
"atered' milk and pleaded not guilty.
Mr Garner claims that the adulter-
ated milk found In his possession was
purchased by him from various farm
'fs and that he knew nothing Of the
condition Of the product. Inspector
smith states that he is familiar with
tne claims Of Mr.. Garner and that tests
nave been made OF milk sold 10 Gar
l'i by several f1rmes. with the result
ln7i complaints have been nIes against
Aar.es Geisler II S MONTGOMERY and
H'uas Brown. The state food and
o'tF commission Is determined To
pul stop 10 the common practise
among many of the farmers OF adding
,aIRe quantities of water TO their mill.
h'.ore Offering 90 for sale 10 the nm
suspectng public
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YOUTHFUL pEPRAvITY.

OGDEN. March S.-A complaint was
filed I'm The Juvenile court yesterday
afternoon by Probation Officer n. e..
Jacobs against carl Sauuderson. lG-
year-old hoy of ogden, charging him
with numerous thefts and misdemean
ors Included in the articles said 90
have been stolen by the boy since sept
~. 1908. are a bicycle from T. II. shy
der. and numerous other articles The
Sanderson lad has been found on ire
ouent occasions with an assortment Of
smoking tobacco in his possession. and
the probation officer declares that he
Associates with thieves and other evil
characters.
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GODNCIL OVERRIDES
VETO OF MAYOR
,,. Matter Of Appointment OF SUI
i' ,.,.,,dcpt of WaterwOrk--tiift
OF Drinking Fountain.

.,pr~ March Sat last nights
ion OF the city council communi-
Ia, was received from Mayor Glas-
returning to the s0lons reso-
NAM ,,,intinv G.. n. kircher as
iu'...,-r III the ogden waterworks de-
l'-,,,,ent al salary Of 5000 a year
- his veto Of the measure ana the
VIZ ,,rs NJ the council again confirmed
~. nrevlous action. despite the Veto
y, vote Of seven 10 three 'ouncll-
Austin Barker and Dana voted
y ~ negative The mayor objected
- ,be appointment because ne de-
'i,red the salary is excessive ana th'
''gncl had usurped MS appolhllNe
power ,-.-,. ,.,,,,,r,,i.sio,o,s an
- before the council and after the
le'.i,,'s, mi me report on the work done
"a he improvements made on the
..-ts and public grounds Of the city
b,,..g Inc past year. asked the coun-
DI f5r Am appropriation of $4,000 for
,ota councilman Dickson was In FAVOR
~ making the appropriation SlV.Uyo.
,,bue councilman Dana favored 5000
r-s. approprIation last year was 81. 100.
mo matter was finally referred To the
,.,bfi. building and grounds committee
for a report
John +. Lewis, one Of the public
srir.ted citizens of ogden. sent letter
~ ,5reratulation Co the council on the
,q7gis.tf1n of the watcrworks system
and Inc efficient management OF it since
/, became a municipal property MI
raV.Is enclosed a check for $3.50. which
h. asked be applied 10 the purchase N
n p1bIic drinking fountain. His dona-
ION was accepted with the thanks Of
the council and the waterworks COM
r5Ittea and members Of the park COM
mission we're requested 10 select a suit
able site
Joseph r Bond. a mechanical fore
man employed by the Standard Pub
fishing company. presented a claim for
5000 damages for injuries received by
falling on the ice-coated pavement near
the county building on Feb. II. Tho
claim was referred TO the street COM
m.ttee and the city attorney
An ordinance providing for the open
inz of Hudson avenue and levying a
special tax on abutting property own
ers 90 be- benefited from the same
passed rs third and final reading
The payrolls for city employees and
Tho regular weekly reports. with other
routine business. were passed upon.
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..DoLIY DIMPLEs" TOHCE.

OGDEN, March s-At the hearing Of
the Dolly Dimpies' case this forenoon.
on motion of defendants counsel the
charge OF criminal conspiracy To- de-
fraud was dismissed against Seth Is.
Rickersockcr. one of the defendants,
as the evidence failed To connect him
In any way with the alleged ohense. \
motion was also made and taken under
adyisement until this afternoon 10
strike out the testimony of Van Ness,
the s,4f-coufessed associate I'M the ale
legged conspiracy and the states chief
witness lf the motion is granted u
win result in the discharge of Dolly
Dlmples" and her husband, Mr.. and
Mrs L. " Curry
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pnnr1r smAnING MODIFIED.

PROVO. March so w. Hyde OF
the Grier House. owing 20 the strong
competition In the hotel business and
the difficulty in securing and keeping
capable help. has adopted the profit
sharing system. which is so successful
I'm larger manufacturing establishments
boo the east but which has probably
never been tried before in the hotel
business. Under the plan, Mr. Hyde
has adopted, each employe receives a
share of the profits Mr. Hyde believes
tho plau will work 10 mutual advan-
tacc and result i'm more interest being
taken i'm the business and better work
being done, when an are financially in
tprcsted.
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INDI,N VAN VETERANS rETED.

MT. PLEASANT. March 6-Wcdncs-
dav afternoon the local post N the
Black Hawk War veterans held "a re-
union Boo the opera house, where fine
program was rendered following an
enjoyable dancing party held in the
evening.
The families of Severn Svpnsou.
Nephi Nyborg and David Madseu have
left Mt Pleasant. foT st. Anthony. Ida.
where they have purchased farms and
intend to make their future homes.
a light case Of scarlet fever rs rec
ported. at the home OF Heber s Olson.
principal Of the public schools of Fair
view. Mr. Olson is staying with hts
brother and is continuing his work in
school
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SLIPS AM BnElKs MS ANKLE.

OGDEN. March S-Audroith Venazio.
an Italian. slipped ON rock while
crossing small stream near Twelfth
street on Monday morning breaking
his ankle and throwing him helpless
IN the water Some time later word
was sent 90 the police station by near
by residents and the patrol was sent
out to bring the unfortunate man in.
He was chilled so badly that IL was inn
possible for him To- talk for several
hours County Physician j. W. Pidcock
attended his injuries and DE is now
recovering rapidly.
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ROUTINE BUSINESS
IN COUNCIL SESSION

PROVO, March aside from rou-
tine business little was done iu last
nights session OF the city council Tine
committee on judiciary reported two
bills for ordinances. one relating go the
collection Of dog taxes and the other
Co the office Of scaler ~ wcights aIt
measures, Poth were laid ON toe table.
Phil Spcckardt and Others petition I'd
FOR the privilege Of using the water.
of Big Dry creek To- carry out refuse
from their slaughter house Referred
tO the committee on irrigation ana
board 0f health
The committee ou fire department
was authorized 90 advertise for bids
for sprnkling the streets for the sea-
son
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DRY GooDs 90. INCORPORATES,

PROVO March S-George Passey
company is the title OF corporation
formed I'm this city which win take
over the dry goods business Of George
Passcy & co. The capital stock Is
81. 900 i'm shares Of the par value Of 81
each Tho following are the officers.
George Passcy president. Joseph
Broadbcut. vice president. Roy Passey,
secretary and treasurer These, with
Thomas Bruadbent and Addie Passey
constitute the board N directors.
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sAI.ooN MNN NnnEsTEp.

PROVO March S--David Adamson,
who formerly had "a licensed saloon in
Pleasant Grove, and who IL lis alleged
has been selling liquor since the pro-
hibitiou ordinance went into effect. has
been arrested on the charge of yiolat-
ing the ordinance The officers ~ the
city claim 10 have good cases against
him. 4 warrant is also out for Hugh
Baxter. young man who. 10 is claimed,
has supplied minors with liquor. He
has temporarily left town but 10 is be-
lieved he viii be brought back
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TOOELE.
GUS ANDERSON
CRUSHED UNDER TRAIN

TOOELE. March AT daylight this
morning the body OF = man named Gus
Anderson was found on the railroad
track near New T1oele with the head
crushed lie had beer very drunk late
saturday ana Il d. supposed De went To
sleep ON the track a part OF his clothes
were found iu one part OF town and
part iu another. Anderson was a for
elguer who has been employed ar John
sons restaurant for some time The
carly train coming from the smeltcr ran
over his head. crushing o.
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RECENT DEATHS

BARKER. JOHN HENRY-At his
home in Newton. Cache county. Feb.
a. 1910 John Henry Barker. one of
cache couuty's most respected citizens
died after an illness ot several months.
He left Utah ON April @. 1909. to per-
form mission Boo England. but the
climate there did not agree with him.
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sTNKE CONTEHENCE.

MT. PLEASANT. March 6-Thc
quarterly conference Of the North san.
pete stake convened Boo tho North ward
meetiugh1uee at 10 a. mn. Saturday
morning
Elder Rudgcr Clawson of the council
Of twelve and Elder Rulon $. Wells of
the council OF seventies were ion at
tendance
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plant recently brought against him by
W ID Brown. receiver of the Japanese
American bank. IN which he states that
the county assessor demanded % state
ment OF the banks condition and that
he was refused Ho further claims that
the assessment was obtained boz "a legal
manner Defendant asks that the CONF
plant be- dismissed with costs
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GAMBLING LoINT ENIDED.

OGDEN. March S-City Detectives
Jasc Pender and Bob Burke raided the
club rooms over the Turf saloon on
Twcnty-hrth street last night and ar
rested Ed Foley, Peter Mozart smith
and Kiah Smeltzcr on "a charge "
gambling Each OF the prisoners fur-
nlshed 500 bail pending trial ln the
police court this morning, when each Of
them was fned 500. which was paid.
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HENEFER.
WELCOME HOME PARTY
FOR ELDER D. w. JONES

TNT""TU I0TT0'T'TU"T""
HENEFER. summit Co. March g.
a welcome home party was given i'
Elder u. W Jones. ON March ! under
the auspices OF the Relief society s
fine program was rendered. an elegant
lunch served and o dance 20 finish ~
with
The snow has melted very fast nero
the last few days.
Tho Home Dramatic company oI
portorviUe presented the Mountain
WAR here on March g.
Rorr. Fob &C. to the wife of Howard
paelet a. SON. to the wife of ]. $.
F1oeett. sou.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
FUNERAL OF MRS.
ELVlNA C. MADSEN
Cut

Especial Correspondence
MT PLEASANT. March 2-The fu-
neral services over tho remains NJ Mrs.
Elvina c. Madsen. OF Mt Pleasant.
were held from the south Ward meet
inghouse Tuesday March J. The house
was filled with friends and relatives Of
the deceased who had gathered from
various towns In the county and the
state The floral offerings were PRO
20 sAI3uIA5 IumnUsq lsom pun ssnI
the esteem in which she was held
The choir rendered appropriate &c.
loctiOns. Principal =. NJ Nielsen of
the public schools spoke highly of the
excellent record made by the deceased
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SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

PROVO. March S--Mary T. Cowan Of
Payson has commenced suit in the
Fourth district court for divorce on
the ground Of habitual drunkenness
against William VI. Cowan. Plaintiff
asks for the custody OF eight minor
children The parties were married at
Payson Nov q. 1890.
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PROVO.

The News is delivered by carrier
every night (Sunday excepted Al %
cents per month All payments and
complaints Regarding delivery should
be made 70 David Johnson. agent
for Daily. Saturday and SENT Week
~ News. Ind Phone I3-A. Orders
taken for church works Residence ~
South First West street
Carrier east side Of Academy Ave.
Ind al2-I
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave.
Ind. 102-A.
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SURGICAL OPERATIONS AT
CENTRAL UTAH HOSPITAL

MT PLEASANT. March 6-Thc fol
lowing persons We're operated on, dur
the past week no the Central Utah hos
pital. The 3.yc1r-Old son OF Jerome
Zabriskie. Charles tho 6-ycar-old son
of John = Peterson. Ads Morley.
claude Morley. Herman Trauutvoln. all
Of Mt Pleasant, and Mrs. John Andcr-
son Of Sterling
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ais q teacher On the school of Mt
Pleasant The grade She last taught
was present as a mark of esteem they
held for their teacher
Il Need Thee Every Hour. was feel
ingly sung bv Tressie Larsen. Marion
Larsen. Henry Haslor and Harry
Erickson.
Prof Newton r.. Noycs, principal OF
the Snow academy a former teacher
spoke highly Of the deceased AS stu
dent. He spoke feelmgN of the love
and estem of the mother who has been
called iu a short time fo loose three
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS WEDDING.

PROVO. March S.-A marriage H.
cense has been issued to owen Simonds
of Basin. wyoming. and Laura Nichols
of CoyOtO. Utah
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YOU CAN'T EXPECT

10 be strong and healthy n the stom-
ach l. too weak to properly digest
your food. and in order To overcome
this weakness YOU should begin each
meal with a dose of
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ORrHEUM ATTRACTIONS.

,'tbIN, March S-This weeks bin
az iNo prphcum is far above the aver
sE ana the headliner Is willy Painter
"u lompany Every act was well re-
,'.'' ny the lerge Monday night audi
.,,t, winch showed It's appreciation by
enthusiastic applause.
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I'DEN, March Wednesday morn
NJ "l 1890 In the assembly hail OF the
W 'u'I academy viii be given the next
p,lt"e series Of musicales arranged by
lrof. Joseph BaIantyne. Tho sololsts
.9f 'ho occasion viii he Miss Nyrtio
niger, soprano. and Miss Alberta
W. 'snt' pianist Tho academy choir OF
N voices and the school orchestra will
,'sp De heard In double numbers Al
1-tnet tha program Is "a splendid one.
D. GOV. apry win be present and after
n. musicale will address those pres
.n| The governors presence explains
.1e reason Tor beginning at 1880 I'M
piace of II o'clock, the usual time No
g,,ullllsslon ~ charged the public for
,'l.se musicales which have grown so
eoB3ular and profitable 10 both public
ana student body.
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nor PRINTING AND BOOK BIND
NC

V.. are the pioneers in Job Print
ras and Book Binding In the state.
Drr facilities are the best for handl-
fre ans class of work. no matter how
rare. n- how small
TWP DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT
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UTAH COUNTY FINANCES.

PROVO. March S-Thc following re-
ports were presented al the meeting Of
the board of county commissioners
yesterday.
General fund ...... ............ s4l .33aI0
County school fund .......... 1854 20
County superintendent con-
ungent...... ..... ............. 115O6S
state school fund ............. g2S15
Jurors and witnesses fund. 1870
The following fees were reported cole
lected FOR February: County treasurer.
SIS so. county recorder. S3so.40, county
clerk, 52305; county sheriff Sl7I95.
County Treasurer Johnson reported
that there are uncpiloctable taxes for
1909 amounting Co S2.3ll1G. There were
charges To- previous sales amounting To-
S}.0SG2l. double assessments amounted
to 81 02OsO. and erroneous assessments
amounted 90 81 39OOs
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co TREASURER FILES ANSWER.

OGDEN. March s.-Alma ID. cham
beers, county treasurer. has aled an
answer Ia the district court 10 a com