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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04

advances from the center of the cylin-
der to the point OF the teeth after they
hit the ground, throwing off the brush
load and then recedes, leaving the teeth
ready for n second entrance to the
ground. The grubber pulverizes the
surface of the ground and leaves 1t In
excellent condition for ploWing. The
grubber is pulled by IL steam engine
and Is n proven success.
Mr. Frank Briggs of Caro-. Mich, who
has Invented a beet digging and top
ping machine, and o. r. Kenyon of
Seattle. Wish, who is financing the
propositions, are in Lehi with Il ma
chine, or really two machines. they had
made in Salt Lake, trying them out.
One machine to top. pull and pile was
made but was fountlftoo heavy. so two
machines were made. one to top and
the other to pull; and pile. The top-.
ping machine consists of ~ chain rap
idly driven disc cutter which outs the.
tops off the beets, laying them to one
side, and weighsiST60 pounds. The pill
ing machine, which lftssthe beets out
of the ground. knocks the dirt off them
and piles them In convenient piles
weighs 1900 pounds. With u few. all
terations, the, inventor hopes to have
the machines do their work, perfectly.
Births during; the past week;sI'o Mrs.
John Bone, Jr.; O. ( SON: to Mrs. ] Roy
Roberts, a daughter, to Mrs. II. j..
white, q son; to Mrs. Alfred Quincy, u
son. M ~
Mrs Wesley Richie has returned from
the Provo hospital. much improved. IN
health.
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Walter. S. Mckay, John Barney and
Maggie Messenger We're all arrested on
Sunday for drunkenness, All but Hoff-
man and Maggie" forfeited IS bail,
and they were each given five days III
which to sober up.
Hans Virgins admitted stealing a
Ratchet, valued at Soc, and was sem
fenced to pay n fine of St or remain In
jail for five days.
Henry Miller forfeited IS bail for
riding a bicycle on the sidewalk.
Will Howe forfeited $40 ball on the
charge of battery.
Mike Riley denied the charge of mem
delaney, but the testimony was so cons
,vincing to the court that sentence
of Is days was imposed.
Louise LeClare, a woman of the un-l
derworld, and ]. Fiojiki. a Jap. were
charged with disturbing the peace. Tes-
timony showed that the Jap had as
saulted the woman, and the court as
sessed,a fine Of SIS. The LeClare wom-
an pleaded to the charge and was fined
o : = 1s + j. =, Il
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FUNERAL SERVICES,
INDUSTRIAL INMATE

ogden. Oct. 1.-THE funeral of Louis
christensen, student Of the state In
dustrial school, was held MONDAY
afternoon at . o'clock from the Larkin
undertaking establishment. me ,serv-.
ZOOS we're largely attended and the
floral tributes We're numerous. Ralph
Abbott rendered the solo, 20 MY
Father" the male mdmhers Of tho
school. who were present in a body.
dressed In cadet uniform. sang Nearer
My God to Thee orson Griffin sang,
Face to Face" The speakers were
Judge v6lney G.. Gunnel and DR. 2.
G.s Gpwars.. The grave vas dedicated
by Elder c. j. Call. The boys of the
school marched in4 the funeral .cortege.
headed by three buglers, who played n
military funeral dirge. At the grave
the boys marched around the scasket
and dropped flowers. following which
military salute was fired and taps
we're sounded by the trumpeters
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GARDEN CITY NoTEs.

County Superintendent of Schools
George N. Childs was In Provo ycster-
day to arrange with Prof L, Fl East
mond of the b. Y. u. to prepare the
art course In the revised course OF study
for the state schools.
Abel j.. Evans was over from Lehl
yesterday on legal business.
John o. Beesley has gone TO Chicago
on 4 business trip.
Elder Ralph II. Jones, son of S. S.
Jones Of, thts city has arrived in New
Yorlt.on Ills way, home from n mission
to England.
stA.,mnIriage. license has been issued to
apelldar7 Sunlsior Of. Springvillc and
| Reivn.s Viii ting of Mapleton.
Carl VshemenskH; of Pleasant View
iss now marketing. a fine second crop
sof Strawberries.
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GREEK LABoRER ,,-or.

ogden Oct. Awhile attempting 70
,- osut The track in front Of the rapid.
isVs approaching overland limited naea a a.
H ,I:ndov Pete Peter Salanles. Greek track
i s,So~a was instantly killed, his body Ss
heath Dstf the wheels Of tie engine. Sal Sal,
anles was with a section gang M ", ths
had lad lust removed a hand car from tne
, rae as the passenger train approach,
ID stso and II before any member Of the party
s sp ",u it. he attempted to jump across g
to the other side and was causnt ~
the locomotive The passen ,.s y, aarga
was in charge Of Conductor George
.N nue and Engineer William German
Il It's IS learned that brother Of sala !, :.
a a was present and witnessed ssa,,,, th p
terrible accident. He was preN,eI n!ss,i
from rushing to his brothers AID. by
cooler headed members OF the gang:
The body Of the dead man was shipped
10 pueblo, Colo, for burial.
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P.EAsANT GROVE.
ER6Sf MISSIONARY S
LEAVES FOR NORTH
tspeclals. Correspondence,

II 81 Especial. correspondence
Is PLEASANT, Grove; Oct. 3.-Thcre was an
lcnteFtai Rnlents att the tabernacle last
ieNeninE, under the auspices of the mis-
Ssionarys committee; In honor of James
sOler anu Janettev Bullock, who leave on
;Octs12 toS.,labor in the Northwestern
States mission. ASlarge and appreci-
atiyc audience listened to an interest
ing:aanq spicy program. A collection
was taken at the close. which received
q liberal response.
Mrs. J. L. Brown of Provo is here
for a week visiting her aged father,
Peter Larson.
The opening session of tile seasons
work of the First ward NJ. |. A. was
held last Tuesday evening in tho taber-
nacle.
Mr.. and Mrs r. D. Wadley enter
tained at house warming on Thurs
day evening There were IS guests,
who were royalty treated by the capable
and genial host and hostess. An elab-
crate supper WAS served, also the most
choice grapes and other fruits galore.
Mrs. F., E. Stewart. a former resident
OF Pleasant Grove, is here visiting rela-
tives and friends. Her home is now
in Vernal.
Mrs. Alex. Gray and family have re-
turned from Grace, Idaho. where they
have been employed by the Telluride
Power company.
Mr.. E. r. Halliday has returned from
Vernal, where he has been putting in
pipes for a water system.
The Pleasant Grove high school pu-
pills and teachers enjoyed an outing
on Saturday evening, Including a dance
and fruit festival In the Lindon hall.
The city sexton has had II force Of
men cleaning up the cemetery ground.
which now presents quite a commend
able appearance.
Mrs. Fred Meakin OF Salt Lake City
is here visiting home and friends. She
has sold her home on the corner of
Third West and First South streets,
NJ. Patterson of Salt Lake City.
The Utah County Light & Power
company are extending the lighting
system to the farmers of the Lindon
ward.
William Ray OF Los Angeles Is in
town, after an absence of several years
on the coast.
Wallace West, who has been working
| for tho Western Pacific railroad In Ne
vada, has returned home to enter high
| school.
The stork visited the homo OF Mr..
and Mrs. Owen Halliday last week,
leaving a baby girl
Mrs Patience Archer went over to
Lehi yesterday to greet a great-grand-
son at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Barlnce.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Fryer,
| baby boy, yesterday. Oct. 2. The in
FAINT lived one hour, this being. the Sec
ond son they have had to part with
in similar manner.
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DEPUTY COLLECTORS
APPOINTED BY BOARD

Provo, Oct. AT the meeting of
the board OF county commissioners.
held yesterday. County TREASURER
johnson appointed the following
deputy. tax collectors for the present
year; the appointments were confirms
ed: John f. Groesbeck, Springville;
Mrs. Emily Paxman, American Fork:
Ammon Tuttle, Spanish Fork: Anna
Tanner, Payson; William Asher. Lehi;
Amy r. Rosa, Pleasant Grove;
Charles w. Stone, Salem; Euzella
.Tietjen, Santaquin; Fanny E.. Moyle,
Alpine; John Jasperson, Goshen;
Minnie F'lack, Fairfield.
8 The claims Of Provo Livery Trans
fer company and OF ]. ]. Houston for
horses killed were rejected. on tho
opinion of County Atty. Evans, that
the county was not liable.
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OGDEN BRIEFS.

After serving six years as a deputy
firiSythe office OF the county clerk here.
Miss Genet Bingham has rendered her
resignation and has gone to Salt Lake
City. where she will become q student
Mt tho University OF Utah. Miss Edna
x. Bohn has been appointed to fill the
vacancy, caused by the resignation of
Miss Bingham
Mrs. Bollette Gibson has filed n pc
tition in the district court asking that
letters Of administration OF the estate
of her husband, John I. Ohlson, who
died at Hooper, Sept. IA. 1910, be grant
ed to n son, Engward S. Ohlson. The
estate consists of real estate in Weber
county valued at $1,000 and personal
property valued at s1.n5. There are
two children besides the widow. who
are heirs to the estate.
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HEAVY CALENDAR
IN DISTRICT COURT.
Large Number of Cases to, be Heard
BY Judge Booth This
Month.

Provo, Oct. 4.-Cases in the Fourth
district court have been set for trial
as follows tor the October term:
Oct. 4-Pnyson City vs. Thomas Glow
ard.
Oct. 6-Peasant Grove City VS.. Maud
Larson: State, of Utah VS.. j. E. Mac
key; State of Utah VS.. ]. Alma Thatch-
or.
Oct. Edwin S. Hlnckley ct al. VS..
Thomas E. Vincent; Samuel A. King
vs. Homer McCarty. sd.-+
Oct. S-William d. searle VS.. Joseph
Smith ct al: Elizabeth Kellyss;vs.,. S. S. z,
J.. A. g. s. l.. Ry. Co.: Utaf;i Banking
company vs. Don ". Harward.4 f--,s.
Oct. l0-Eliza Jane Sheen VS.. James
r. Sheen. l-.s;.,..
Oct. 15--May Hansen rvs. ,.jJos1i:,
Henry Hansen; Joseph f. Hall VS..
Oct. I'D. P. Pratt vs. william n:
Grant. 81 ~ .y!jsr+ Z
Oct. 1s-Albert L. Miner;vsl Libbies S.
Miner. i, 49,:
Oct. 21-Herman Snow vs.. Rlo Grande
Western Railway company. Tfsj.,
Oct. Estate Of Utah VS.: Heber
Gledhill. -. IS .s4ar
Oct. 25-American Fork city vs.: John
u. Little. s@54 X.
Oct. 27-Thomas Summer Jr., ,yss
Warren Ekinss stTffy 1
Oct. sl--.Ame,ican Fork fRealtySt&'
Brokerage company VS. w. H, BruMnsS>
II Nov. 1--Joshua Homo vs.. John w aterst
! Nov. 4-Thomas, ToddIys. 81. p, T., Al.
& S. L. Ry. Co. 80
K Continued for the term: :: Efia slmps
son VIZ. Elias Gardner: Elizabeths II.
iCoray VS.. Lafayette Holbropk ct al;
Steele Mining & Smelling company vs..
Mary Ellen Mining company.
The following demurrers were over
ruled: w. w. Garner VS.. Farmers &
Merchants bank: Frank Bothers vs.,
Hyrum Heiselt ct al: w. H. Ray
q Co. VS.. r.. Jones: II. b. Siler VS.. Adel-
bert Simons: Esthma Tanner VS.. j. q.
Clyde, 20 days to answer: Henry p.
Taylor VS.. w. II. Ray & Co., 20 days
to answer; William Ashworth VS.. Jas
C.. Coombs. 20 days to answer.
Judge Booth has rendered Judgment
In the case OF John McCloskie VS.. John
p. Cnhoon ct al. judgment is in favor,
of defendants. no cause Of action.
In the case OF Gunder Peterson vs
Leo Spencer; defendants demurrer has
been sustained and 80 days given to
file amended complaint.
2 ABSTRACT OF Judgment from Justice
Moons court in the case of Spauldins
Manufacturing company vs.. John ~.
Boiler ct al. has been filed: the judE-
mont Is for plaintiff in the sum of
$780, principal and $500 costs.
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HEAVY OUTPUT |. AT
LOCAL CANNER|ES !.
tomato Yield Largest in History anu
Other Products Indicate
Gains.

orden, oct. 4-With an estimated .
,,nut of 10000 cases Of tomatoes,
49, Wv many canning factories Of this To-
-. are preparing 70 wind up what what
has probably been the most most c suGee has
te phenomenal in all paris s,. .1l .a a,
county, many localities p a,1v drii' hot
ions per acre. the unusun, toos bernre
summer. matured the .oli'a .u u many
ilos ,,or years. other products OF the
i ol.',e ,,ctories have been proportion
loc a,,. i ta and both farmers and can,
are nsr are optimistic over. the splendiu.
showing
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coAL COMPANY FORMED.

. y II 70.
Ogden. Oct. 4.--For the purpose of
conducting a general retail and whole
sale fuel, powder and oil business and
losown and operate coal mines, coke
ovens, oil wells and pipe lines. the
u, S. Fuel, Powder & Supply company
has filed articles of incorporation with
The county clerk. The new company
Is capitalized for 100000, with shares
v the par value of 81 each. The off,
ttrs are james +. Ballantyne, presi-
dent: Chas. II, Hussey, vice president;
BS Franklin Ballantync, second vice
President; Francis l.. Woods, secretary
ssasurer, and Stow f. Heydenfeldt,
director.
POLICE COURT RECORD.
Ogden, Oct. i,.-John Hoffman, ID.
Williams, William Nnllcy, Richard
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ORpHIlUM ATTRACTIONS.

Ogden, Oct. 4.-This weeks offering
at the Orphcum theater is composed
of comedy, spelled with. capital letters
There is not a serious moment from the
trise.to tho drop 1of5the curtain and the
large Monday night audience applaud
". C., Nugrntt but, the; most popular act
is that of the HerNeyr Deyora trio.
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ROAD PETITION.

Ogden, Oct. IA petition signed by
~ number; of citizens, OF Harrisville was
to the county commissioners
ION Monday asking; that the track OF the
Ogden Rapid Transit company. be
moved, fromlthe side, OF, the highway to-
the center and that the road be grad.
led from the. track to the curb. The
petition states that the street railway
company has left the public highway in
bad shape. The matter was taken un-
der adyisement by the board.
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sU,IMERVILLE's CASE.

Provo, Oct. John summerville,
charged with failing to provide for his
two minor children by reason OF fail
ure to pay alimony to his divorced
wife, Irene Kinder. Summerville. was
before Justice Noon yesterday, on COM
plant OF Mrs. Summerville. Dofend-
ant explained that he Intended to pay
the alimony but had been so situated
lately that he could not do 80. He
made payment OF $40 and promised
TO make future payments, and the case
against him went over indefinitely.
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PRIEST. HERRICK HOME.

Ogden. Oct 4-Presidcnt John L..
Herrlck of the Western States mission,
accompanied by Mrs. Herrick and II.
w. Swigert Of Denver, are in Ogden
for a short visit before October con-
ference. Mr.. Swigert Is a prominent
manufacturing optician of Denver, and
he is uniting business with pleasure In
this trip. He intends establishing a
branch house either in Ogden or Salt
Lake. providing satisfactory arrange.
ments can be made.
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CHINESE OFFICIAL COMING.

Ogden, Oct. 4.--Princc Tsai Hsun.
uncle of the emperor of China, anu
party, accompanied by Charles NJ.
Schwab and other. prominent steel mag
mates, will arrive in Ogden Wednes-
day afternoon on their return trip to
the orient after having visited a num-
Der OF large steel works and the more
Important navy and ship building yards
Il OIL the eastern coast
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DEMAND JURY TRIAD.

Provo, Oct. ed Burke and Frank
Poland, who escaped from the county
jail here. Sept is. and we're recaptur-
ed after being out a few hours, were
before Justice Noon yesterday on n.
charge OF jail breaking They entered
plea of not guilty and demanded a
Jury trial, which was set for Wednes-
day. Their sentence. which they We're
serving when they escaped. would have
expired on the '30th OF September.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY OCTOBER 4 1910

teenth Century club appeared before
the city council and asked to have tho
ordinance providing for keeping the
sidewalks free from weeds and rubbish
enforced, In order that the city might
present n credltable appearance on the
occasion Of the state Federation of
Women's clubs. Oct. IL, 10 and Il. The
city marshal was instructed to enforce
the ordinance.
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WATER WORKS BIDS.

Provo. Oct. 4.--The following bids
were received on the wnterworks
aquaduct and pipe line construction
work by the city council last evening:
AQUADUCT.
James Kennedy Construction COM
spany. $51,s45.3o.
Holloway Loan & Investment COM
pany, s4704S.36.
Strange & Mcclure. s5s,4e4.a5.
PIPE LINE.
James kennedy Construction com-
pany, 46,369.1b.
Wheelwright ConstFuction COM
pany, $46,775,74.
Lynch Cannon Engineering COM
pany. s47.5e76a.
Strange & Mcclure. 35o.31s.5s.
e The two lowest bids Holloway Lonn
& Investment company. on the aqua
duct, and James Kennedy Construc-
ton company on the pipe line. were
retained and will be further considered
Inv the council. and will probably be
accented. These bids are about $4,000
llower for tho entire work thnn the
lowest bids submitted. Aug. 40.
The city recorder reported ss3s,So col
5lccted In licenses for the quarter end
Ing Sept. 30, 1910 J, i I, At Il b
~ ~ Il 49,
The committee on streets and alleys
renorted in favor, of street crossings on
the east side OF Third West street, from
z Center TO Sixth South. and ntthe north
sidewalk OF Fifth South street from
academy avenue to Fifth West street,
REPORTS adopted. The same committee
reported favorably on sidewalk paving
an First west street, from Fifth North
strect 10 Seventh North street Report
adopted. J, I, \. /, !. , " !, w, !.
sthc city auditor to issue warrants for
having extension 4, paving district No.
II. ~,
day evening at,7;so; wien t ,1,sa., nae.
81 the Salt Lake Payson mterurnan
"a ,lrnnd franchise. asked for, by tho
Evans Chapman company, viii DO con- con
sssidered. h, !, I. \. u, (, 4,
Several ladies' Representing rhe N N1lsl'1s
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BuRGLARY SUSPECTS.

Provo. Oct 4.-Thomas Beddoes and
Ira Beckstead. of Salem. We're arrested
yesterday and brought to Provo today,
charged with completely In the Salem
saloon burglary of last Thursday night
for which Homer Davis, another Salem
boy. was arrested Saturday. Davis has
and Beckstead.
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H;EBER..
HEBER.
TWO BRIGHT YOUNG
MEN PASS TO REST
(speclal Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
IIcbcr City, Oct. s.-Two sad deaths
occurred here during the past few days.
Edward Jones' son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Jones. died Sept. %, and a son
of Mr. and Mrs. David Young passed
away Sept. &c. Both young men, had
RECENTLY been on a trip cast with
shipment OF sheep, and were both taken
i'll with typhoid fever soon after their
return home. Both were bright young
men. and their untimely demise IS Il
sorrow to all. Appropriate funeral serV-
ices were held.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ogden, Oct. 4-Marriage licenses
have been issued by County Clerk s. G.
Dye, to the following parties:
Robert Hunter and Helen c. Jack,
both of Ogden.
both OF Ogden.
Charles E. Couch and Ella Cradle,
both OF Greenville. Neb.
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LEHI.
LEHI.
TRYING OUT NEW
FARMING MACHINES
Especial Correspondence.l

Lehi, Oct. 3.-Jesse II. and Joseph r.
Giles. Lehi citizens, have perfected and
patented most successful sagebrush
grubber. which they term the Giles
cylinder brush grubber and land cult-
vator.'' It consists of a cylinder. which
rcvolves In opposite direction to driv-
ing wheels OF engine. 1t carries six
bars closely filled with hardened steel
teeth. The cylinder is driven Mt very
high speed and the teeth strike the
ground SO rapidly that IT pulls up all
brush and vegetation, and as the tooth
bar revolvesi with It's load. n cleaner
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INTERESTING IIscTUl,E.

Provo, Oct. 4.-Dr. Stanton cort Of
London, delivered u highly appreciated
lecture before large audience in Col
lege hail, last evening. on 'Tnviron-.
ment as a Factor In Race Develops
ment," Illustrating his theory by peo-
.pleS indiYidlals and animals.
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RECENT DEATHS

y . L..
SESSIONS. JENITIvrE-At Heber
CIV Utah, Mrs. Jenette Sessions pass
ed to rest, the funeral service
being held on Oct. 9. The deceased was
born in 1887, and was one OF tne
earliest pioneers. She came TO iieSere
Sessions. in the fall OF 1869, and they
we're among the seventeen Courageous
couples who braved the succeeding
dreadful winter here. She was n
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Jacob Baum:
pioneer of Provo. She was iaitiiIu'
nropriate funeral services were held
in he stake tabernacle on Oct, 2, when
feeling tributes of honor We're PAID 10
INC memory Of the deceased by num-
mer of speakers.
co,o IN garments. 30 Richards st. Save
Main st. rent. Cache Knitting WORKS.
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.
RECORD FOR AUGUST.

According to reports from the lead
ing book sellers of tho country. tho
six books (fiction). which have sold
best in the order of demand during
the month arc:
L. The Wild Olive. Anon $3.50
.. Tho Rosary. Barclay. .$1.35
g. Simon the Jester. Locke. ..s1.5O
4. A Modern Chronicle, Churchill $1.50
5. A Splendid Hazard MacGrath $3.50
g.. Nathan Burke. Watts... $3.50
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The Lending Book Concern.
Main st.
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Pioneer Roofings.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.

We extend a cordial invitation to
all our friends to come and see us
during the present week. and make
our offices their headquarters while in
the city. :.
CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE
q & INVESTMENT CO,
500 Mccormick Blk
l Salt Lake City. Utah.
Sale in garments. 80 Richards ST. Save
Main st. rent. Cache Knitting Works.
Pure Drugs and Prescriptions our
specially, Halliday Drug Company.
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GARLAND.
GARLAND UTAH.

Mr.. Fred l.. Rogers has been APP
pointed agent for The Deserct News
and for Church publications in Gar
land in place OF Burdett Smith who
has moved away Subscribers will
please renew subscriptions and order
books. etc. through him. Special att
tention will be given to orders for
Church works. ETC..
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g. Il. MILLER GRAIN co.
Hay. Grain and Coal. 10 W. 1st
So. Boil Phone 1859. Ind 14oA.
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Provo, Oct 4.--The following bids
were received on the wnterworks
aouaduct and pipe line construction
work by the city council last evening:
AOIJADUCT.