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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07

Wdhreno 6dupilins Griffith feline
gsfrisoigung iiber bic ausfihtsn Der
.Rofbftriimpfe" in BEN beporitebeHDn
Sample I'm bic gisa Waiterfd,aft
nnperboblen ousfpribi, sutbdlt sr iih
fpchliptislih isosr Qrophsseihung iiber
bns m5aIite Gnoreiultat Dsr Saifon
1910, benr sr ipeiB. bag bns Wobl uno
Webe zines gaiebdll Hlubs nur ail3u
fshr bonn Slid uno 3ufaa obhdngig
iit unb oab Der g1iebdll Spcrt mehr
ais ieper anoere ofimuls sdnsli6 uris
sriparists llsberraihuHeen 3u 1aes
f6rberi. Grtrantung uno 8erlegnn1
ei1iatr GpieIer iino i'm Stanbs, einen
aiub in, 3etirdum BON elmer Wofe
bon btr Spise Der RdHgliltc in ben
9dhtrab 3u briugen.
5ir bic tielistn 5rsunos Der .Rsog"
III Is koenfdlIs BON .Sntereile, su tr'
fabren, oab unierem Slub in Dielsr1
Sabre BON ousndriisen Satperitanci'
gen cine bobe Gtufs auf Der RnnSliits
eirNrdumi rpirp, ipdhrsno man IhH
porbsm. Dor benz geginn Der Saiion
aIs i.lbitRriidnoli6 iiets cine Stel'
lung i'm 0aGtrab susrtaHnte. Sn Die
fer gesiebuns ihrisb Der 8aft6da ser'
ptrte Der st. 2ouis Republic" nab
reHc Der Mcd1e:
.gbicago fir o<H sritsn glas; pbi'
IabeIphia cber Cincinnati fir Der
siueiien gIab uno aIsoann pittsbura
Gs III niht unmoglih, Dab GiHtiHn1t
bic rllsberrnfhung- Der Sdifon itir
fpirb. Die .Reos" finb IN oisfer
Sabre auf alien Yun.tsn beg Spielss
- init ausndbm. beg 8eihiibss -
ruunoerbar ftdrt. 6dttsn iis einiS'
erftfIafiige rSflsubsrer-, 10 fpiirher
iie bos rpennant" I'M Sdlopp srobern
stetn dnberer aIub Der 2ia1 btfist cine
beffere Waitine gum Gtnheimfer por
ul6ufen~ ipie Cincinnati. Ulitdea
gefher. Cyan, 5obliseI, Dopnsp unt
9obert finb superldfiig. gdlltreffei
uno itHsnFiibiae rgafsuIdufer"
2orrn Weaean III ein erftiIahiael
.syGnesr". 10 lanss .r i.ineu Sib auI
Dem WaHerfpaeen bebauptet.
Sur geruhauns Der 9onnsr bt1
,Hsos" iann ais abfolute 1batfod'
miisetbeiIt rrereen. baB Der Shtpdh'
in unferem Shlsueerertorps isBi ub'
aebolfen iii uno tab Mc2edH ipdbrent
Der G0iion niht Oom Waferpaser
abfieissn fpirb.
5m 2dufe nieier Bo6e tritt oas BE-
txffsnoe aommiti.s Der beieen GROCER
aigds IN Rem gor, 3u'ommen, I'M ods
Spisfprosramm fir 1910 snbgiittie
fsiisuitellen. qGen au3siden mad
iuiro bic beurige Sdiiou rpi. bisbsl
154 (unb nttt 1851 Spiele briHsen
tpos ndbsyu sirftimuis pom gaTebdn'
pub!iium unb Ger qreHe perIans
ipiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07
StabtperbanSs.Tolfsitit.

1as aommit.es oss DeutIh s4mer
Stobtpsrbanoss. Dem anheim8eItslt
ipurbe, 3sit uno plaB fir bic 46hals
iunq zines groBsn9oltsfsites aus3uiuz
den, III ii6 gsItsrn ihIuiIig geporoen.
bas goltsisit beg Staoiperbunoes an
10 Suni in Reidraths 9drt 81 bege:
ben. Tas aommittss bat otsDseer
oas Datum isints Jeitss 10 friih3eltI1
beiiimmt, oamit d[le gereins, be gum
StaetoerbaRo eehoren, ben 3ermir
i6rer eiaenen gicnics sntipreheno be.
itimmen tonnen. Die 8orbsreitunger
sum 9oltsfeIt ots gerbauos fino IN
Seiten 8dn9e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07
Hloslid,er Sob.

Der 80 Sabre al.e gem. 9eltrup.
Elm 2enerarbeiter ppn go. 1913 Waog
-Strabe, tam asitsru Ratmittas in
cine Wtrtfhoft an armorp uno
Central 4oenue uno tranf siu @lds
gisr, tporduf er fih CT einem 3iih
nieoerlieB unp sinIhlisf. als geeen 6
llbr am Ibenb Der Wirt1 ibn rpedsll
nollte. mahts sr 3u fsinem Gntiebsu
bic GutbedIns, bab Der WaHn toot
mar. Dg.. 8. 8. 2slpis ioHltatirts Oea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07
seineH 8erlesuuseH eriessH

Der 90 Sabre aIte SoI. 2emons.
ipeldxr bsiaHntlih am Samitao
abeno an Der 8iue uno Canal StraBs
bon Gar 30. Is Der Dine uup Hors
fpooo 2inie iibsrfahreu parn, III I'm
6ofpital ieinsH gerlesuusen erlegen
Dem Asrmjien mar Der 8ruiftaifen
eineebrii6t Dcrbal. 4uberb<m bate
|sr sinen GnGbslbrud erlitteu. Der
Gorrner murbe xnahrihtisi unD fpirh
|siueR Snqueit cbbolteT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07

Ser Coroner bat mehrere 3enseu
anf bcute uoraelaoeH.


Der Coroner rpiro beuts nit benz
Snqusit bstrsffs pes 1obes Der fSrdu
clara 6oQ, pel6e am 5rsitag Dor
elmer Wo6e srihoHen IN ibrer Woh-
nung, go. 1908 Ersemun QDenue,
dufqsfunoen iporDeu mar. bsatnnen.
getanntlih purpe Sobu .. zracsp,
EN- Sdrpaaer Der SSrau 5all, i'm gu
Idmmenbang nit Dem Iooe Der 2eBtez
rem fsftQenommer uno befinpet itd1 in
3euqenbaft. Der goroner bat fir
beute folgenbs psrionen als 3eugen
Dorgslaoen: Subn ,. Sracep. Jrau
sJod Sracep, 8ottin bes Gefdn9enen
unp ShpeIter Der Grou Sdll; Qlerau~
ocr San, 9atten psr GeBteren; oefsu
Goter unh Die 8ebetmpoIi3iiten Bell
unD ShGfer, petrs nit Der Inter
iuaung nes iSdCrs teIhdft.qt fino.
Die betDen geamten babeH betanHts
lib cine S6iir3e Der Srau 0aQ bintsr
einem Gofisr i'm StIaf5iumer Der
2sbteren Qsfunosn. 1racep gibt 81.
bic Sdir3e biuter oen aoffer getporz
fen 3u tdben. na41cn er oicielbe an
ge6Iih oier 1age Hat bem Iooe Isiz
ner Stpdgeriu oIf benz JuBboDer
oes S6Iaf3iutmers Csfunoen BADEN
mill. 0esbalb sr RE Sdiir3e BET
barq, 10. lite ODER ton-te Der 8efangens
ni6t angeben. 5raesp Iopie Der 3D.
ter oes Qlerauoer Sau tparen Die 2eBz
ten, ipelhe bic frau bes 2estsren lez
heno qeiehen boben. OieIelben hdbeu
Ii6 nGmItd in Der Treitae Jfa6t III
GtieQidQft nsrIsI6eu in ihrer Wobz
nunq, Ro. 1908 5reen1an gpeuuc,
quFueholteu. Die 9ebeimpoIi5titen
SeQ uno S6dfsr fauoeu in Der @obs
nunq oes 5raeep 5pei bIutbeflsdts
5didentiider. 1racep gibt 81, oaB
ems perfelben INN qehDrt uno behuup-
tet, pab bic glutfledsu BON Raienbfuz
ten Rrriihreu. Das 5pette SoThen-
tub nil er ME porber qeieben BADEN,
uno er rpeiB dnseblia ntht, pie oasz
Ielbe in isine Wobnun9 getommen 1T.
4ls sr aeTtern gormittag pom WtaIoc
CRAWFORD in Gegeuipart Der 8ebeimz
polisiitsn 8eq uno Shdfsr sinem
8erb0r untsrnorfen puroe, beitrttt er
energii6, iiber Die Gin5elbeitsn bes
5ppes ieiner Shipdgerin Gustunft ge-
ben gu tounen. getrsffs Der Shiir3e
befragt, bebuuptete er, oieislbe bier
3aqe nad benz Sobe Der 5rau San
qefunpeu uno benz Shtpisaerpatsr bers
ietbsn ee5eigt su habeu. 2eBterer BE-
itreitet pieIes ieooh uno ertldrt, baB
5raesn bic lluipdbrbeit er3dhIs. Der
@efanqene nieoerboIte Isine bereits
oben berthteten 2lusIaesn betreffs Der
beiosn blutbeflsdtsn in Tstner Wob=
nuua Qefunbenen 5dIhentIher unb
Iagts, oab bieielben iebsnfals bon
gerIonen, pelde ihn in 5rubel brir=
asn ipoilter, in istR 3immer ssbrdtt
pprben Teien. Wer bieIe perIoneu
geipeIen I,in tonutsn, pollte er nift
piFeu. ieboh inIinuirte er. oaB es
ndbe 9erpannte BON ibm gefpsisn iein
mo6ten. Mtaior grafpforo benertte,
e. itebe siemlia fdiimm um Sracen,
porauf pieIer erpioerte: sd rpejB
es, i6p0re aber BEL @ott. baB ih uns
ihuloig bin"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07
Die Ddrenbrmt.
ger GineiHnnti 1mrnsemeinoe fat
iuicber uenen 5awadDs erbaltem.

ssiir bic 8dren Der gincinnati5urns
semeinbe mar geftsrn Gin Gubsrit MIDI
tiger 1ag.
Die 1urHgemeirtoe gsbt BON BEN
grin3ip aus vRait ih 10 roit if" uno
iii pegpeasn irnmsr sifris beniibt, ibs
I. Witelieoer3abl 81 pererObern. Riht
nur bic dftiDen 3urnrieesH Der 9es
meinbt nebmen an Rit9lieosrsabl bon
Wonat su Wonat 5u, aud bic dItereH
6errsn. Die Barren, erbaltsn foEtDGhs
renbeH .3ufpa6s. Geitern Rahmittag
purDe ipisber Gins iener ;yeite se'.isrt,
fuie lie eben nur bic 5urngemeinoe 3u
fsiern perfteht. Gin freuoises Gami=
fienereioniB tpuroe be9anaen. 25 jungs,
pubiae gGrIein purben getauFt uuo
oamit in bic 8dreuriege feierli6 auIs
1enomnen.
groffnst fpurbeR bic 'Feierlihteiten
bes 5agss burd Elm syreiturnen Der
8drsn. gle mnhten ihre Sa6e uuter
geitnne bts 3uinsbdren, Der i'm pros
fdnen asben Or. gdItsin bsibt, rett
gut. 9ah benz 5urnen begab itd Die
gdnJe 8drenbrut nit ihren Sditen, ben
Go0iHgtoner unb Repportsrgdrsr, ioa
tuis bem Gooingtoner 5urnermdnner
DIOR mad benz i'm 5fpsitsn Stodfpert
gsleaenen ;SsitIdal, no bic 9afel gum
ledsrtu Wable gtrihtet mar. RAD eins
aeHommensr 4sung ipuroe oann Die
1dufe untsr fsierlifsm 3sremoniell
pom Grften Spreher Der 3urnesmeius
Dc. 2toolpb GiisrmanH alias Brumm.
bar porgsnommen. Bel Der feierIidyn
6nnoluns funttioHirteH bic 5errer
gmil aramer uno Geo 9oHo als ,3eres
moniars. Die fiinfuno3pon5ig 1Guf'
linge nahmen DOR BEN Reontritant
aufitsnuns uHo an ieoen oerislber
bitlt berr Wuller cine paifenoe Nm:
reoe, fporauf sr oas 6aupt oss lunaer
gdren nit Ddifer aus elmer 8ieB'
tanue trGufslno beneste. 5err goFc
Rabm bic Srodnuna Der aaHoiontsr
Dor, nihrenoGsrrEramer jeoem 3luf'
ling Ieinsu gdufidsin iiberreitte.
Rad Grleoiaung BEG ldufa..es
amiiiirten iih bic Barren nod 6ei Ss:
| iana unb 9ehertlan5 ouis btiif. Del
gouinaton Turntr Uldnnerfor Der
| if)onie bas iyeft ourh bic Wieoeraabt
mebrersr i60ner Ghorlisoer. Der 5ei'
sr eniIprshenoe Rsoeu puroen gehola
ten bon Senaior adrl Ruhl, Tr.geut
9dIentiN ASenberotb aus Tsiuport
4lbaH 19olif aus eooiHgton, ioipit
4ooli 9arrsImann Dom Voro 6!neins
Hoti 1urnnersiH. Die 6erren goHo
SnGFsr uno 9auli ioreien ourf9or
irag hiibifer aisbsr unp AoupIeis ba.
| fir, baB tsin. 2anesrpet!e oufsommer
tonnts unb bsrr GmiI aramer entles
oiste iid) isines amtss ais 5oaiimsia
fter in trtffliher @eiie.
Jlahiisbeno brinaeH mir bic 9lamer
Der stitern aetaufien gdreu uno ihr.
9Grennamen. bic iie icrtan in oerSrut
| flihrsu fperDsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07

5u btm alten Cater suriid. Mioe fteirt
tnbIih benz uirnsrmdbliftn rGnbe NIT
G6reden" nabe su iein unb befonb iih
aeffern In elmer berdrtieen gerfaHung,
bab tie ftleunigft Don Der Central Do
Iissiitation aus in patrDlDaseu glo.
/ nah benz 6oipitdl gebraht fpuroe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07
9okal.Dfridt
Daje /. 0au.

5duptlina GrifFitbs aonisrDotismas.
ausfpdrtige aniihteH iiber bic auss
iihten Der .Rsos". - als .llsbers
rofdung" Ditfer Saifon in ausiift
asfieat. - Spklprosramm fir 1910
nirp in biefsr Mohe feitseItelli.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07

Miiee 1onnigan, Gin obocMoifs,
,p<ibes f5rnnfn5immtr. mar gsitsrn
nal riebsr iDcgen 0erumlnnstrns pe-s
bdfte4 irOrben. Sic I'D cine nnrerbeh.
lihe Mprp6iniItin unS bat i6cE mans
h< SpdRssent5ishaHgslnsf I'm ars
beiiS9aus bur6,8emant, iebFie iebadb
iebs11unI sada f5ur Gntiadups totort
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07

~gnnp- iIt bns geinnne Singer Gle
@enlnd,t aus Snatrer. getpiir8 uni
Sn6er. syrei bon Gac6nrin, Gapii
ci1m iino vrdierrotipen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07

COB uno benahrihttgte ben Goronec,
lpelber naturLihe 5poesuriafen fe'tz
fteLIte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07
gerid,t iiber ben Gtauo per

cb s@nb @s4dt 5ebruar 1910
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07

Sd, :. Is. Soooe. 5efreidr unp Sebabmeit
oGb Ser Obige 5ertdt iorreft III naD HeIAem Dc
gtaat Cbto 9amiItou Gouutb.
IlnterfbrtebcH uto befdDocen 0or mir oie'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-07

m 8. 3dg i'm 5ebruar !
= len. o. 2 I o 70 II {
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
HARRINGTON.
SUICIDE OF EUGENE DAY.
VERSATILE NEWSPAPERMAN

FARMlNGTpN March 21-This
morning Eugene Day. ncwspaperman.
well known Don Utah and California,
aged IS years. committed suicide hy
shooting himself in the head az his
rooms Dependency is the cause of
the awful deed. He had been employed
as a printer and ncwsEathcrer by the
Reflex. a weekly paper published here
Day WAS a capable man. was az one
time editor OF the Milford Times. prior
20 which he is said 10 have worked upon
some of the leading papers Of the
west For some years he was resi-
dent Of Los Angeles. where his mother
Mrs. NJ j. Benchal, his divorced wife
and "a daughter now reside. The mother
has been notified of the suicide Day
also resided iu Idaho for some time. be-
fore coming To- Utah.
About six years ago Day worked on
the old Herald. and was a member Of
salt Lake Typographical union 40 that
time. Tie left after "a short time. sup
posedly going 10 Arizona for the hcue-
NJ of his health. He returned about
% year ago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
JURY LIST FOR THE
APRIL TERM OF COURT

LOGAN. March -C.-Th, following
named persons have been selected a.
jurors FOR the April term OF tlc TIff
District court
Log8u-Louis T. polrero. sNDr o..
Carlson David Fullmer william Do
Hendricks. oliver SkanchN Anthem
Anderson. Emil Anderson. Robert N.-
Cuu1ch John J. CARBON. IS Na.u
Andrea Peterson Arthur stcUDu. E.
A Mitchell. Serge D. BauL Hui
Thomas Bushy
Hyrum-Thomas Barron and Eam
Allen.
HYDE Park-Christeu Nicholson and
samuel Scgmong.
Smith0eld-Fre GrIIsu-sHg and
John r. HiUyard
Richmond l.. Mc' arrON auI 3d.
ward webb
Charleston Hyrum S. Harsur HH &C.
W. Butt3rs William Murray off N".'.-
vile. Francis d. Law nf Avon G.nra
Lyon of Honson William SN". 'uHu
OF Wheeler and Aaron uar.ul OFF
GrcDuyIIt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
SUIT Eon DIVORCE

OGDEN. March 2S-Myrtlo Hutch
inson has started suit for divorce in
the district court against Fred %.
Hutchinson. chatgiug cruelty and
failure Co provide since Jan %, 1910.
The couple were married boz ogden ON
Sept 26. 1908. The complaint alleges
that the only persona. property iu tine
possession OF plaintin ana defendant
is certain household furniture of the
probable value of 500. on March 10,
1910. dcfoudeut ls charged with try
ing To- take sole poss.a sion of tine
furniture. plaiutin asks for AN ah-o-
lulc decree of divorce. the custody
of minor child. almouy and costs
OF the action
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
RRINGs HACk HIS pRIsoNER.

OGDEN March pauoimau %.
n. Mohlman returned from Evangstou.
Wyoming mt 1915 sunday morning
bringing with him Toy Smith. the
negro who shot at him last Monday
afternoon. The negro refused To- re-
turn after being captured hN night
marshal William Carpenter and
owing to the absence Of Sheriu Jones.
no officer AT EvanEston cared Co take
tho responsibility Of aiding the ogden
officer In bringing him back without
popcrs Finally however the negro
consented To- waive cEtraditi1n pro-
ceedings and ho is now being held at
the city Jail pending the prelim mary
hearing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
FOUNTAIN GREEN.
TO BUILD A $4,000 OPERA
HOUSE AND DANCE HALL

Especial t1rrNs pontence
FOUNTAIN GREEN March g.
Preparations are under way here for
the erection OF au opera house and
dancing hall combined costing about
$4,000 70 u.s. intended that the build
ing shall De ~ two stories having the
opera house on tie ground floor and
the dance hall above. a company has
been organized with Henry Jackson as
president and number of good strong
men forming the board of director
The money is 90 Doe raised bN sub
scrirtion and enough has already been
secured % guarantee the success 0f the
project Active operations viii Doe COM
morcod ip the near future
The woolErower- OF Fountain Green
are planning 90 erect q big sheep
shcariug plant 40 Jericho at a cost of
$1,000
Funeral was held Tuesday over tho
remains of Miss Maria Jacobsen,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. james
jacobson. Sbo had been 800 about "a
year. Deceased was about 40 years
of ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
provo NEWS NOTES.

PROVO. March .s-TUy hearing boz the
case of Provo city MS Thomas lloIlad--
in which the defendant Del charged With
selling llauor 300 violation OF the prohibi-
ton ordinance. hIs been set for Wedues
DAY az l0 o'clock
ter OF benjamin Bates Of Alpine was
reported here Co have occurred suddenly
and Unexpectedly Yesterday morning
from some affection of the heart Miss
Bates was about rs years Of age and was
a. talented Vouug lady and highly re-
Fpected boo her community
John Squires OF the United states for
est service was down from Logan yes-
terday vsiting relatives aud friends In
Provo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
DIVORCES GRANTED.

OGDEN March 2S-Hclen NJ. Sui
hian-Oook was granted a final and
ABSOLUTE decree of divorce in the dis
ric' court from John w. Cook. Her
maiden name was also restored
Ehie Pearl Bishop has been
granted final decree Of
divorce from j. r. Rishon.
sne was also given tho custody of
minor child
Az Inter.ocutory decree Of divorce
20" been granted In the district court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
PROVO.

The News IL delivered by carrier
every night tSunday excepted al "
cents per month All payments and
complaints rog1 riding delivery should
be made 10 David Johnson, agent
for Daily. Saturday aud Semi-Week-
ly News Ind Phone T2-A. orders
taken for Church works. Residence az
South First West STREET
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave
Ind NAL
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave.
Ind lO2-A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.

BRIGHAM CITY. March 25.-At tho
city council meeting Wednesday oven
ing. Mt " Kaiser appeared and asked
that tho license ordinance be amended
so that tho time NJ closing pool rooms
would Doe no o'clock in place Of g
o'clock. the request was denied
Mr.. Arthur Tru'lsou was re-cngarod
as superintendent NJ electric light with
Julius Wright John s. Christensen
and Lars Norcnsen. Jr. as station
men. Mr. 81. e.. Stcnhousa WAS en-
gagged 90 look after the city's inter
osts az the cemetery az salary of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
BRIGHAM CITY.
DISTRICT COURT CASES
CITY AND COUNTY AFFAIRS

T"TTT"TTT TTTTT = TTTTTTT"TT-T-
BRIGHAM CITY March 25-t has
been q busy week DO the district court
before Judge Maughan A number OF
cases were taken under aIvsrmeut
and several continued for tho term
I'm the case OF HodkIus a. co.. VS.
FuXley Bros, judgment was entered
in favor Of Plaintiff
In tho matter of The state of Utah VS.
Nels r. Jensen Judgment was entered
I'm favor Of plaintiff
In thcmattcr OF the Stote Of Utah VS.
Frank Ashi the defendant plead
guilty and Judge Maughan sentenced
him 10 spend two months In the county
jail
carl II Larsen. =. NJ. Frazini John
Kuppor and Emiel Mueller were adj
mitcd TO citizenship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
sOUTHwORTH. CHESTER - AZ

SOUTIfWORTH, CHESTER - Az
Gudlev. Cal. ON March g. Chester
Southworth. a highly esteemed member
OF the Mormon colony. expired sudden
ly. while working in his yard. of heart
failure. having been apparently well up
90 his death, although he had al times
complained OF pains IN his chest He
was born in N1uyoo. H., Aug. %. 1S42.
and went 90 Utah in 1852 with his par
euts. and located at Pennington. In
1862 removed 60 Brigham city. whore
ne married Miss Agnes Caldwell.
who survives him. In 1873 this family
moved Co Bear Lake. Ida. where he
lived until the year 1900 when they
went TO Alberta. Canada. and was one
of the first to help build several Nor
mon towns along the border He lived
In Taher, Alberta, a few years prior 70
going Go Gridley. whore he was en-
gagged iu light farming. Deceased was
one Of It1h's pioneer actors, having
acquired considerable talent I'm that
line. He was associated with many Of
the veteran actors or Utah. namely Phil
MHrratts. The MCENans and others.
and wherever Mr. SOuthworth went he
was Instrumental iu organizing "a home
dramatic club % entertain the settlers
and for the benefit OF the church. and
auxiliary organization. Tie was
=ttuch Lattcr-d8y Saint. BESIDES his
wife, ho is survived by six daughters
and four sons and q large circle OF
friends mourn his departure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
FARMERS AND SUGAR
CO. MAKE AGREEMENT
.,.,,,atcd sugar People Promise
'nla'-, g.,,rl,, With Growers De
mand- Next season.

al
o'pE.'' ....,s of Weber county
leading oe.i-''" ~, CO. /.
.,., .H the courthouse H'i'' anu 90
...t discussion covering two hours
''''. -..... baats this year at the old
vot'1 y. -.5 bv tine Amalgtmatcd
price oi.',l .t,,,s ending "a contro-
sugar c." .,- F. tiue. threatened to
lar} ".''' t,gt-, I'M tbis county.
a's'l.. ,..sts ago tine beet growers
scl'.l .,rt,. held mass meeting.
q he't ..., grayers' union and de-
orglaiL.. ...rg3sa from $3.50 To StI5
mind'd '.' Ion. boots. baslng their de-
pr CON I. .I. rr..as given bectgrow-
mla9 -I kun. ,-.Guets IN other sugar
ers 70. -.,, e.1tars of the country.
rlanI i....r5 ,,qs refused by David Ec-
Ihe a.I'',f of tho Amalgamatcd
css p's5.-... ,rb, said that unless
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
INLURIEs MInE TNrNL.

liams. the Union Pacific brakeman
who lost both legs boz au accident at
Echo on Friday died Saturday morn
ing at the ogden general hospital
as the result of the shock. His wife.
mother and sister were at his bedside
when death came Williams was 80
years of age and d. survived hy his
widow and two children. His remains
were shipped 90 Co8lvlle this morn
ing. whore services viii Doe held
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

OGDEN March 2S.-Thc Sunday
s.baaI convention OF the Weber.
Davis. North Weber and ogden stakes
held gt the Weber academy ON sun
ds. was most successful and was
largely attended by stake presidcncics.
h.rh councillors. bishops and their
goursel0rs. as well as the large ma
I5rty VI Sunday school workers OF
fhe anticipating stakes. Assistant
General Superintendcuts David q.
Mckay and stephen l.. Richards and
IA members of the general sunday
school board were In attendance and
tbe exercises were conducted under
their direction The first session was
called 90 order at 1925 a. M. The
other sessions were held at ESQ and
D. no.
4 pleasing feature OF the conveu-
ton was the entertainment furnish
"a ths visiting workers by the menu
hrrs of the city schools a committee.
having this matter In charge. arranged
every detail $50 perfectly that all were
taken care OF and even the teams Of
-e country workers were looked
after There were fully 1000 In at
tendance at the convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-28
MOUNT pleasant NEWS BRIEFS


James D. Meyrich Of Mt Pleasant ha,
been appointed sheep inspector for tine
local district, by Gov Spry. He takes
the place OF Nophi Nyborg. who recent
ly resigned and moved 10 Idaho
a farm OF IS acres located below town
has been purchased by William Hlf'1,
from Stewart Seely who has sold out
everything and moved To- Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mary PETERSON brought
the body Of their 6-mouths-old baby To-
Fairview, Wednesday, for burial II
died in Salt Lake.
The families OF Jordan Mower and
Charles Peterson ~ Fairview are quar-
antined with smallpox
Stewart sceley left Thursday for ST.
Anthony Idaho His family will go
later. His home was purchased by
Joseph Seely
Frank Prtchott for years proprietor
and manager OF the Queen city Bot
Ting works has sold his plant to a Mr.
penhalter Of Provo Utah. who will en-
large and continue the business
The little daughter of Mr and Mrs
Orange Aldrich was operated upon at
the Utah Central hospital, Thursday
for adeuoid growths and removal of
tonsle. She has been suffering FOR some
time with partial deafness. and 20 SIS
hoped this operation win restore her
hearing
The Mt Pleasant laundry under che
new propriotors Anderson, Peterson
q Co, has commenced operations.
Alfred j. Rees. Wales. Lars Nelson.
Fountain Green. William s. Anderson,
Moroni. Peter A. Peel, Mt. Pleasant
have been appointed as census emu
mcrators for this section.