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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Ser llmineriitdtsratb
Ssrgab geifern Rsntrafte Jnr Gr'
ba uaag BIS Sasfllinr' De-
pariemtnts.

an aebn 1irmsn, bic iih um 4rbei@
ten 3ur grrihtung oes neuen 8sbdubss
fir bas Sneenieurs@ @9epartement 6e<
Dorben batten, ipuroen BEL Der geitsrn
abgebaltenen Sibung oes uniperlitdts=
ratbes aontratte pergeben. Dos 0ez
bduDe ielbit toitst $216,976, biersu
tommt Die propiiion bon 8 gro3tnt
fir ben Qrhitetten, Der Die pldne Iiir
ben Reubau sntgporfsn bat unb bic ii6
auf runb $4,000 belGuft. 3as 9etz
3ungse unb 0entitdtionsipitem piro
Die Summe BON $22, 1925 toitsn unb
$1,000 iinD fur neutrality-suspicious. 4uss
gdbeu oorgsIebn. Die innere Quss
ftattunns piro $4,000 toltsn.
Dor Gr0ffnung Der Sibung bate
oas 8aufpmmittee cine SsparatiBuna
NIT ben Qrhitetteu 9arber &c WoOo=
Daro unb 5ietis & See. llsber 81
Sffertsn muBten burhgefsbsn fperosn.
bon benen Die niebrigIten uusgeiudt
1puroen. Rur 3tpei sSirmen batten 21s
gebote fir bic tompiste Gieferuna 3ea
Gebaubes eingerei6t, ss tparen oies g.
y. 5u3en. osHen 9lngebot $251 900
uno George .. Gong, DefIen QngsbUt
$248.000 betrus. Rahiolgenbs briu,
gen mir bic Ramen Der erfolgreihsa
gietsr: ausgrabungen, NipeQirunJ
Steinmaurerurbeiten unb 8etonsJurs
birung, ). &c q. 5eitbrtnt, $22, $50;
3immermannsarbeitsn U2. Warcus
guilo'g Go.,$24, 1893; S6loFsrdrbsisn,
So. Shr0oer&go., $2333; Stutd.ur
uno Gattsnpert, B. J. pugb, $8975;
Giienbls6< unb 9dhoedsrorbettsn,
Goiparo Uleper &c Co., $34OO; On
itreifsrarbeiten, SdcobSimou, $500;
0laierarbeiten, s. Reuer, $225O; Ges
mentirune, Billing Qrt Stone Go.,
$3262; 2esen slettriIfer 2eitunssn
20. O. Reuter, $8062; Gas uns
Wdferinitallution. Willidm 5ia'n.
brono Co., $1,000.
Die pIdne fir Die neue Surnbdlle
fir tpelte $10O,OOo ausssporfen NOR.
ben iinb, iinb fsrtisgeitsnt. 5iir oii
Ginridtung bes grobeu 9ebduoes ha.
ben Die IrhitetteH allein $4,000 Biz
$5,0 900 ausgefporfen. Der gau ielbf
tpiro ben Rsit Der 8epiuiguna Der
fhlinsen. Dds GebGube 1T ,eine ae,
tp6bnlife 5aQe. ionbern fpirb Elm gro
PES SdpimmbaiIin, SsparatbGoer
aHtIeioe3immsr. 3immer fir Qufbs
tpabruns bon 5ropbdsn Ii. I. tp. sntbal.
ten. 0as SdtpimmbaiIin tpirb 25
5uB lang iein. Der glert puroe be.
ouftragt fir 4nse6ots our Grridtunc
Der SurnbaIle ausidreibunsen gu mo-
den.
proiibent 9dbnsp mahte bic Wits
thsilung, bab our6 bic 4rbeit siner
Dame elm Spe;ialfonb gei9dffen NOR.
ben lei, burh ben 5ipei suropGiibe aa.
pu3itdten fir einen 9ortraescntlus ge,
iponnen iporben ieien. IS fino bies
prof. CHARTS 0erier bon Der pdriier
llniperiiiGt, Der am IA. 4pril iiber oas
5bend: lin 9bsdtre be Souffrdnes
ct be pdroon" iprshsn tpiro uno pref,
6einrih Reiher aus 9eutIhlano, Der
ii6er Ginoerarbeit iprshen piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
&rnnoeisent6um nmo Ndnten

Etr Bdntomniiidr iisntt geitern
foigenDe Observation-Disclosures aus:
Werdnnts GplD Storase &c., geioas
aagerbaus on Der Giiof.ite Der Barr
StraBs, sipiIGen 5reeman 2toenue ano
ganmiIler Gtrabe, $25O0; Marn s.
Grnit, 2titodiess sahrperthaus, 1850
Gbepiot gpsnus, $4,000; Carrie gprs
fenbereer, 2aft0disss gaditsinbaus an
Der SiiboitsGde Der Hob unb Wan@
fislo apsnue, $4,000; Sno Wener, %
ft0diges 8aditeinhaus an Der WeitTs;.,
Der 9ittor StraBe, 3pifhen McWils
Ian unb Darner Gtrabe, $4,000;
5bersia goi3, 21it0dises goditsln4
baus, 1908 Dalter Strabs, $500;
10. ). o, grumsr, 2aftodiges Bod
itsinbaus an Der SiiboitzGd. Der
S6Ierpatorp Rodb unb GrDer NoeHue,
$4,000; 6. R. osio. 1aItodisss Wobns
baus, 1889 Gaitern 4psnus, $1,000.
Dos 9oppelbaus Ro. 220-222 W.
Jiinfte Strabs pirb binnen aur3sm
in Elm gtidslr gbeater umssnanoeli
Dsroen. s. 5ranisI srtparb burf
9ermittIuns bon Gam. Cohen sineu
qdhtDertrag auf oas 6dus fir 1o
Sabre. 3as 5beater fpirb Sibe fir
300 perionen erbolten.
Quf cine ausge3eihnete Soee iinb biz
Qaosnnietbsr oes sben renopirten Ga
tpz0ebaubes, an Der 5iinftsn uni
Vine Strabe, getommen. Sie iperoen
bic ihre GGben abgrensenoen Wdnot
nit Durhgdnesn periehen lafIen, 10:
paB Die aunosn, obn. bic Strabs be,
treten 81 miiiien. bon einsm Gefhdft in
oas anoere geIangen tDnnen.
SSrau Qlice 8aloipin aus gbildoeI'
pbia bat ibren Gineinndtier ReprdIen.
idnten nit Der Grrihiuna bon orei
8aditsinbauIen an Der Sitieite Del
BerrD 4psnue, nabe Grie Qpenue. Spo,
Bart, beauitruet. 3fpei Der 5duiei
fperpeH le 5ebn .Sinnler uro ems d1t
3immer bdben.
Die Cincinnati Gas ano glectrit
So. pertaufte eeitern an bic Cincinnati
onb Suburban 9sliperp 60. ibr fiinf.
3ig Sub srobes, an Der Siibfeite oss
adndis, 5piIhen Walnut lnn Wiuir
Strabe. eelesenes GruIpftiit fiji
500, 900.
Die alts 2ups 6simit1tte, go. 1915
8apion StraBs, tpuroe seitsrn auf 0f'
fentlifer 2luttion ourt oie Wiatlel
5beooore Waper &c Bro. Sof. Souli
ban fir S5675 sussidlassn. Dai
Saus es66rts suleBt 4oolpb 2obaus ir
Sn 5olge oes Wdherr6brenbruhi
an Der ssinoIap Strabe, nobel bei
9roc.r Mi6osI Rsub ums aeben lam
ionoemnirte Bdutommiiiar aublmdr
bas 0oppelbaus SO. 843--845 Jino'
Ian Strabe, oefen 5unbomsnt ourt
Die ftdrte WdHsritr0muns ith in BE-
bentlifer 9erfaHuns befinDet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

loren. Der Drdub ipurbe Dor Mntunft
Der nuf einen StillaIurm bin herbtiass
siIten Gsuertpebr geIOfht.
Gin WaHerbsbdlter uuf benz
Ddhe Der Warmorfhleiferei BON
gbdrles WhDonolb, go. 1928 Sber.
man 9tDenue, serietb seitern 4beHD in
granb. Die Gefabr tpar ieDo6 Bel
4ntunft Der 5euertpebr bereits bon
anseiielten Der Jirma bsieitigt NOR
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

Der Scatter beim Stat
pteI. Die Gepobnbetten uno 2ieba
lingsbeI4dfttgunsen bes 9eutIaen
&atiers biIoen einen srgibtgen 8oosu
fur ben Wtis3eusntbeil Der 2onponsr
3eitungen. Siingit bradten Die ,DaiIp
gteps" einen 9lrtitel iiber ben aaiier
beim Statfpiel aus Der sseoer elmer
periOnlt6tett, bic on elmer Segelfa6rt
oes Ufonarhen ais 8dit tbeilqenom.
men bat. Der Wpnarh, beiBt es oa,
buIoigt benz be1tf6en HutionulIpiel
nur. rpenn er in beiterer Stimmun9
unD ntht nit 2lrbeit iiberburoet 1T.
Gr liebt ben Stdt febr unD peiB aun
in Berlin isIbit feline ungenebmere
GrboIung, ais etrtge ieiner alien Sc
neraIe ms S6lDB Su elmer 4benbun-
terbaltung 81 beiteQen, nobel 5ering
uno PeQtartoffeIn, fir Die er betannts
Ith eine Borltebe begt, ftets i'm Menii
pertreten iinD. Damn qebt es ins
Rau95lmmer, mo BilTsner Bier GU
re6t9eiteQt lit - man bebient ii9 bier
Ielbit -; Der &utIer ent3iinoet itA eine
ietner beriihulten 3tqarreu uno nimnt
plaB, porauf oas Spiel beainnt, qe-
DO9nlt6 gu oem mdBteen SuB bon si-
mem pfennig. Der aaiIer lit aufz
merriam beim Stat unb ein 3iemlih
etfriger 'Spieler, bod niemdls beftiq
ooer GrgerIt6 (tpas man BET Statiptes
lern hdufig finoet), tpenn ibm oos
Slid ni6t IdheIt; ipo6l qber Iiebt
er febr odrauf odB Die MitipieIer teins
5ehler MAIDEN. Wfitternadt 1T getp0bn=
lid Ian9e porbei, tpenn Der Gaiier bas
,3eihen gum IlIfbOren gtbt: nihtss
oeitopeniger lit Der Utpnar6 am fol-
genoen Wlorgen pieoer ann a7 llbr bet
Der arbeit.
Gin rDmii DIES 9duuert
in Srter. @ineu iiberraI6eneen
GrFolg batten Iusgrubunesn, peld)e
bic MISUNDERSTANDING in Srier aez
aeniiber bem 2lmpbttbedter am 5eiIiQ
treu3er Berg pornebmen lieB. Gs murz
ben Die Junbamsnte sinss md9tiqen
Romerbautperts freigelegt, oeTen Elm
fti9e Seoeutung nod feit3uiteIlen lit.
gls lsst 9laubt man, odB man es nit
eiuem 2rtumpbbogen ooer NIT eiuem
Sefeiti9ungsiDert 81 tbun bat. 8as
gaupert lag innsrbaIb Der rDmiihen
Staotmauer. IS beednn an oerSbala
ioble uno 3og ii6 terraTsnf0rmi9 ben
Berg binan. Die 5unodmentmauern
baben cine 8ide bon mebr aIs 3 Sc.
DIS Material purbe S6teFergeiieiH
pertpenoet. SIN S6utt tpurbeu Sdno=
iteinquaoer i'm @efpi6t bon 80 bis 40
3entnern gefunoen, sbenIo 0eiim8s
ltiide aus Suratalt nit IdDuen Ser.
sieruneen. Der 8runbriB oes ipeits
ldufiesu 8auperts 1T bersits feitge+
le9t.
- Die CUR 5sisr Der GrDffnung
oes Banana 8andls geplante Welt=
ausIteuuHg ioQ, 1pie aui etuem aoaz
bent Der califorutiden 6anoelstam=
mer NIT grober Mebrbeit beidloFen
lpuroe, in San 5rdnetscu itattfinoen.
Der aonereB ION um eine 8etpilieunq
bon $5.o0O,OOO urb Der Staat um ei@
nsn Ghnlihen 9etrdg erIuft tperoen.
Die Staot San Jraurisep piro audi
5000, 900 nasu bsrasbsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
SbtHsnadriHten.

Rem yort, 5. 2lpril. 2lnqet.
nNasaasa" bon Sapre, nYannouia"
BON 5iume.
Ibgee.: .Qthinai" ndh aonItantt-
nopel. nRieup 4miterbum" nat Rot=
teroam. raaiier Dilbelm H." ndd)
Bremen. m2pmbarbi" na1 Reapsl,
.WonteOioeo" naa Gaot5.
Aueensto otp n. 9(ngef.: nWle.
santic" bon Bottom, nch 2iperpool be-
itimmt; ~5rieslanD" BON phiIabelpbia,
mad 2ipsrpooI beitimmt.
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Saihenoiebnabl.

9lls Ssrr psrrp 9. DbitIit. bon RO.
213 South 5ish StroBe, Columbus,
g.. seitern 4bsno nit ieinsr Satin
bas 2prie 5beater an Bin. StraBe
perlieB, fiiblte lsstsre i'm 9eorGngs
pl6Bli6 etne 5ano in Der 4ubsntaite
ibres Mantels. Sm nd6iten Qussns
bid mahte ie bic gntbeduns, oab ibr
portemonndie nit $40 in 8aar unp eli
mem gerloaue i'm Nertbe bon $35 psr.
ihipunben mar. 9eioer selans ss bsm
2afhenoieb au srttommen. WbitIit
erhdttete benz Dor osm Sbeater itatips
nirten poliaiitsn 3urnipieeo Meloung
BON benz Diebitabl uno CAB ibin cine
geihreibuns bes mutbmabliAsn Die.
bes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Nene gladt.S Seteftips.

Die poIisiften petsr Giltenan bonn
q. Oiitritt unb Chris. aeppert bonn 3.
Diitritt iinb gu 6ilfssVantbetettips
beforbert tporben unp iperben nit ben
GekimpoliSiiten Sames BRETON uno
Jpfepb Joriter Sufommenarbeiten. Der
bisbtrige Radtoetettip Ben. @ramann
pirb in 3ufunft 9aeesbienit periekn
Iunb 5ipar semeinfam nit Sadfon. bei=
fen bisberiser partner Dan. GatIabon
oIIein orbsiten ipirn.
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0Si6tig

Cbne sllfoboI ooer
sifiieeD DrOeuen beili
sater aobn's gssDi.
atm Soals uno gnn'
een, bnui ben HDrper
niif mo i,trf6aiti
ardite.
9ertreibt bic lln'
reinlinfeiieu q u 9
benz Epiicm uHs
Iidrft ieneS Ergan
De<sstorperss mooutul
es biefei6en In ben
Gtnno feet, itre str'
beit ornentIi@ Sii
perrtclfer.
asatsr 2nbn's gse'
oisir III oas bgiie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Gnte 2ansitraken.

Die Gcugtp aommiiIdre baben
ssitern bic pflaitsruns Der Gep 9as
ben Roao anseoronst unb iobalb bieis
fertis lit. befinben iih so Meilsn
2anbitraBen i'm peitlihen 5beile oes
eountps in por3iislihem 3uItano.
Cine 5reube fir glutorajer.
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- Georse aebsr. Der in Reipart. q.
s.. eingeitanben bate. bort Elm 5euer
onselegt su baben in benz iein eisener
0runber ums leben tam, puroe gu fies
Ben Jsbren 3u6tbaus perurtbtilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
LYCEUM THEATER ,n g;s''s ssnt:t HS;s#s sas asit,s
2lniaugenb 5pnneritas 2lbenn, z. 2lpril

QiperpoO(. 2lRget.: rGufita'
nia" pou ytep Yprt.
2tbgeg.: Goroniu" nah Istp Dort.
8rtitoG. 4bgeg.: nMoumoutb"
no6 ct. SobH, yt. y.
PbtIubelpbta. 2lnget.: p5dz
berforo" Don 2iperpool.
Rotter ota NJ. 4nget.: .girma"
BON Rep Yort, na6 2tbau bsitimmt.
9enua. Inget.: .0ucu 0t @ez
uopa" uuo y5Iorioa" DON ytep Yort. /,
3rieIt. 4u9et.: .Sceania" Dod
Sem Dort.
Sdmburg. Qnget,: .prin3 Ioelz
BERT" Don Baltimore.
MurfeilIe. Qnget.: nRoma"
bon gtep gort.
Gtbuu. 2(bgeg.: rRufia" naA
JaerD Yort.
Rsupsl. 4bgeg.: rSnoiana" nad
Ien Yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

Esaes eafat5l 25e per Eaart; fernsr aIle
fenitieeH teiHen Tetifateiiru tsi
HenrR @ctsteL
a33 ~. q. ctr. maize Central Ape.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
kRAuS
Gleftrii1e Sentonit itration,
LYCEUM THEATER.
1reie Sprleians jeoen Siadmittas mno 2lbeno,
Slnfansenb 5pnneritas 9lbenb, beu z. 2lpril.

Die &ubn nib lahe bic 2abmeH.
Srlppe 8beumai
&u it'd af
ansese6en ba6en uebee bic ua3 Der eB
3ie prbnu
eerH6en nmpanouH8
gen6bet 6uf1en arantbeiu du br5e ois
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
Boys ASSAULT OLD MAN.

PROVO, June con Saturday In
Justice Moons court Bryant Thomas
and Ralph LawhOrn, two Provo
voupg men, entered a plea of guilty 10
assault and battery. committed on Dan
Rosetti, last Wednesday night. while
they were walking home with hiln
from the depot. lie had been to Cotton
and returned under the influence OF
liquor, ana the boys were walking
nome with him. AT the corner OF
Firth West and Center streets. Police
officer snow heard some one cry out
and when he went to where Rosettl
was he told the officer that he had
been robbed Of a small sum of money
and some trinkets by the boys. They
were afterwards arrested and finally
confessed out of consideration for
their parents. and through a dislike
on the part of the officers to send them
TO the penltentiary they were permit
ted to plead guilty to assault and bat
terry instead of being charged with rob-
berry from the person.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
BENSON STAKE OLD FOLKS
REUNION AT LEWISTON
lsneciaI corrospondencecl

LOGAN. June 4.-Logan people who at
tended the old folks reunion OF the Ben
son stake. which was held at Lewis
ton this year-Un 'fhursday--are loud In
praise Of the Lewiston people for the
way in which they entertained the great
throng OF visitors Everybody. they say,
lad q very good lime. In ~" morning.
there vus a nortnE nt which there was
Iond1 red q splendid program. The address
OF welcome was given bv President Alma
MCrrill, Dinner was served at the con-
clusion of the me tins and 500 persons
sat down to the tables.
In the Afternoon another resting
program was given. II comprised lot
OF very fine musical selections ana a
number Of good recltatiOns. in addition
TO addresses by Bishop r. II. Merrill OF
Richmond. Bishou p. ~. Lewis Of Logan
end Chairman Mcille OF the old foiks'
committee of the Benson stake. The
next reunion Of the BENSON stake old peo-
pie VIII be held next June In Richmond.
The county board Of education was I'm
session here today and went over tie list
Of teachers Tor next year. but did not
complete H. II was decided TO pay part
of the expenses OF county Superntend-
cnt OF schools r. V. Larsen incurred In
attending summer school az Berkeley,
cal. Mir. larsen Will leave for the coast
In a day OF two.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
BRIGHAM CITY.
CITY ENGINEER N. P.
ANDERSEN DROWNED
Well Known Surveyor Loses Life In
Logan River Saturday Night
Body Recovered.
lspecial CorrespondenceN

BRIGHAM CITY. June 6.--Nephi =.
Andersen was drowned I'm Logan can
yon stream Saturday night, when re-
turning from a surveying trip for the
government. His body arrived at Brig
ham this morning.
MIR. Anderson had a contract with
the government for surveying In Logan
canyon and had been out in the hills
for some time with party OF men. He
had finished bis contract and started
Gown the canyon, pitching his camp for
the night about 10 miles from Logan.
He had forgotten some notes, or some
thing Of that nature, however. and,
having pitched camp early, decided to
80 back after them alone. lie did not
return, and sunday morning the mem
bers of the party decided toscome down
the canyon three miles farther to the
ranch of George Q. Rich. where they
could telephone to Logan. thinking that
perhaps Andersen had gone on down
the canyon. As they reached the Rich
ranch they found his dead body lying
on a slndbar a short distance from the
ranch house The opinion OF the men is
that Andersen must have walked on a
dugway in the darkness and, the
stream being very much swollen, he
was unable to get out. He was SO
years of age.
Mr.. Andersen is survived by his wife
and a large family. He was born in
Holbak, Denmark, Nov. 90. 1s47
and came TO Utah In 1872. He was well
known and highly esteemed in this sec
tion of the state lie served the coun-
the time of his death was the city sur
Veyor
The funeral will be held wednesday
at O'Clock in the tabernacle here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
MURRAY.
;ITY SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT

MURRAY, June IA large and APP
preciative audience attended the city
school commencement exercises in the
Murray First ward chapel yesterday.
The musical numbers were all rem
dered I'm excellent style and reflected
much credit upon Supervisor W. +.
Robinson, whose earnest labors during
the school year are worthy of high COM
mendation. The paper by Marguerite
Glase was an excellent plea for tho
high school. and showed "A mastery
command OF English, and another by
Alice Morris on Mothers" was apprc-
ciated. The rectations by Myrtle Z.
Mauss and Cloris Watts were we'll rem
dercd and received with appreciation.
Prof. william NJ. Stewart of tho L. OF
". addressed the graduates In his usual
happy and forcefui manner. and made
a strong appeal to the graduates 20 live
clean lives and develop high moral
characters.
After tina exercises the graduat;ng
class. board Of education and a num-
ber Of others partook % a dainty re-
past The ball In the evening vas well
n+t>rTrS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
BIB ABBE REMAINS SENT EAST

OGDEN, June 6.-Funeral services
o,er me remains Of BENJAMIN u.
aooe' Jr.. who recently died while on
.ne operating table. were held Sunday
,nothing al 10 o'clock at the Larkin
funeral chapel, the Rev. @. w. Nc
NIsery officiating. The remains were
sanlpped TO Sycamore. Mass on tho
overland Limited Sunday afternoon.
oehg accompanied by T.. ID. Nicker-
~ VINO came here to get the bodv
az me ume OF Mr. Abbe's death. II
nas MOI known whether the enects Of
,he Ghloroform On his heart was
,uo,iy responsible or whether tho I'm
.".euhtte man had previously taken
,ny Auong poison The strong IRE
,.onlvoh ne seemed To have OF an
,oaoiilhg death led the county an
~. o'tles TO make Investigations ana
~ 'nls Purpose the stomach Of inc
Ia, I man was sent to State Cbenis,
r,ans as Tor analysis. Mr.. Harms de-
ne what the parties Interested in
,a Ease considered was an exessix,a
$50, iot mis- work and therefore no
"a,ssls was made, the cause OF deafh
.yn. ing as much of mystery as
init, however the physicians are
b ", TO the opinion that notbing
MAJ. az unusually weak heart was re
NfF'aiule Tor the sad pfafr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
COOP RECTAL WE'LL ATTENDED

OGDEN. June 6.-The music recital
given at Ogden theater Saturday eve-
ming by the pupils of Squire Coop was
greeted with a packed house of music
levers and friends and admirers of this
popular teacher and his class OF talent
cd artists. II IL doubtful II a more nm
ished performance by professional
artists has ever been presented here.
The various numbers of the program
were representative of the master work
Of the great composers and We're such
as are rarely attempted Ivy other than
professional instrumertalists. The sim
gle vocal number. Air de Mignon."
sung by Miss lone Wilcox. was given
ia superb style and finish. The instru-
mcntallsts were Miss Lois Pierce, Miss
Beatrice Boyle. Miss Rachel Farley, Mr..
Lester Hlncheliffe, Miss Alberta
Wright, Miss Ruth Webster. Miss Lii
Han Wright. Miss Maude Ziemer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
FuNER,L or MARIE DE GRhu'.

OGDEN, juno 6.-Funoral acreicc 3
over the remains of Marie De Gragft
were held Sunday afternoon al 800
o'clock at the Firth ward meeting
house. Bishop II. g. Jacobs prcsi Ing.
Music was furnished by the Holland
choir. The speakers werc Luke
Rogaar, Martin Dalobout. @ ~.
Dcnkers. Cornelius Romvn, Everett
Neutabomb and Bishop Jacobs. Near
ly all of the speaker were acquairt-
ed with the deaceascd IN her native
land and all spoke Of the many good
deeds OF the departed. The services
were largely attended. Increment was
made in the city cemetery. the grave
being dedicated by Sander
Deceased was born I'm Rotterdam.
Holland, April 9, 1864, Joined the Lat
ter-day Saints IN 1901 $40 was "A good
friend to all the missionaries and was
jealous worker in the Church. She
emlgrated to Utah In the early part
Of May. 1910. having been here hut
three weeks wien death occurred. Sc q
died at the ogden General hospital
on Saturday morning Of Brights
disease. following an operation She
leaves a mum ier OF relatives and n
large circle Of friends both in ogden
and In the old country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
BIG IRRIGATION PROJECT
ON PROVO RIVER HEAD LAKES

PROVO, June 6.-Arrangemcnts are
being made, and completed with the
exception Of a few prclimnarios. FOR -
loan ut $4,000. from the state land
board To be used In rcscryoring the
lakes al the head OF Provo river from
which water VIII be brought to Wa
adtch ana Utah counties during the
Time of loW water IN the summer
months Already a good amount OF
work has been DONE some on the res
crvoir project but more in digging
canals etc, for use IN distributing the
water on the lands to be irrigated.
Vigorous work viii be done on ce-
ment dams and other work at the
lakes this summer, ana by next sum
mcr IL ia expected the water stored next
winter win be brought 90 the lower val
lies TOR Irrigation purposes.
The waters Of tine lakes have been
appropriated by The following compan-
los The Wasttch Irrigation company
ana the Tlmpanogos Irrigation COM
rany own one-hulf and the Provo
Reservoir company, the sego Irrigation
company and Brigham Young uniyer-
sity onc-halE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
SPANISH FORK.
SPANISH FORK TR|UMPHS
OVER SAL DON FACTION
When Ruin Faces Law Dcficrs They
Promise to he Good to Escape
Punishment.

Especial Correspondence
SPANISH FORK. Utah Co, June e.
The Spanish Fork city authorities ap-
pear TO have gained complete victory
over the violators Of the city prohibit
tion ordinance After five months per-
sistent, determined effort on the part OF
tho liquor dealers TO carry on their
business In spite OF the law. and de-
termined. persistent EFFORT on the part
OF city Marshal Morris Martell and the
other city authorities. to enforce the
law, the Illicit liquor sellers have pro-
posed TO the city authorities that they
viii stop selling LIQUOR of the city will
drop all the cases Il has against them.
IL Is believed the city VIII consent 10
this, provided II can be assured that the
liquor dealers viii keep their word.
There Is strong reason to believe they
will do as they promise. for the city has
enough good cases against them 10
break them up in business. and TO in
sure several years Imprisonment, II
conviction should follow prosecution
and the full penalty Imposed. II was
not till the liquor dealers learned this
that they decided to promise to obey
the law.
There have been several convictions
and fines and sentences of improson-
ment imposed and they are now on ap-
peal to the disirlct COURT and CltN
Marshall Marteil has gone on quietly
getting cases I'll he has enough to keep
the mill Of justice grinding for long
time When the liquor men learned OF
the gathering storm they attempted to
vItiate the evidence OF chief prosecuting
witness by having him make an sff-
davit to the effect that he had bought
no lotor In Spanish Fork in the year
1910 THIS document was presented "a
him In one Of the places where liouor
has been sold and by and in the pres
ence OF some o. the Illicit sellers. He
refused. telling the attempting SUB
orners OF perjury that II was not true,
and that they knew II was not true.
because they had sold him liquor. Then
they attempted 20 bride him; but we're
no more SUCCESSFUL Then they decided