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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-16
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.

city Recorder Carl Allison Is having
installed I'm his office a modern and
complete filing system. patterned after
the system I'm use I'm the recorder :
office in Salt Lake.
Arrangements are under way for a
sheep show during the four state iai-
10 be held here this fall The plans
contemplate "A larger show than was
even attempted at the WoolgIowcrs'
convention. The committee is COM
posed OF r. W. Harrington. l. l.. ROY
nulds. John Spiers Hugh Wood Jesse
5. Richards. Hyrum Mcfarland.
Thomas II. Keogh, ID. A. smyth and
A. q. Fell
A scenic automobile road TO the top
Of Observatory peak east Of ogden is
being planned by enthusiastic auto SITS.
IT Is planned TO wind from the canyon
road near Huntsville. The estimated
cost Is $4,000 and II the road Is under
taken and completed. ii Will AFFORD a
scenic attraction equalled IN few quar-
tcrs Of the globe.
Nre Elizabeth Eaumeister hammers
died in this city Monday at midnight
following "a weeks serious illness Mrs
hammers has been 90 since March O.,
on which day a child was born To her
Her condition up Co the hour of her
death, however was considered favor
able and her death was a great shock
hammers was a years Of age last
month, a native Of Durango. Colo, and
had been married only one year.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
TO CELEBRATE FOUNDING
OF THE RELIEF SOCIETY

Especial Correspondence
BRIGHAM CITY. March 15.-The
saints of Boxeldor stake viii celebrate
next Thursday the siXty-eighth ami
vorsary Of the founding OF the Relief
society by the Prophet Joseph SMITH iu
Nauyou. Commencing al p. m. thu
following program Will be given by the
four wards Of this city.
Singing. 20, hlest was the day." in
vocation, quartet, 90 My Father. Do
Mrs Lizzie Wright and others, Fourth
ward; address OF welcome. Mrs. Susan
nah =. Boothe. president; duet
Daughters OF Zion" Daisy Madison
and others. Third ward. sketch OF Re
lief society. Mrs. Peter +, Madsen,
Third ward. song. Charity. Sweet
Charity" Emclinc =. Watkins and
others, First ward. reading. Women
Of the West Ray Evans. Third ward
quartet, Hard Times" Chris Moist and
others, First ward: character sketch,
Ethel Reese, Fourth ward; quartet,
Lottie Cozier and others. Second ward
reading Mrs Andrew l.. Neff Second
ward music. Mandolin and Guitar
club. First ward fancy dancing Box
elder high school girls. remarks by
members Of Boxelder Relief society and
others: singing, Hail 20 the prophet"
audience; henediction.
During the afternoon moving pictures
will be put on the canvas by T.. J. KO-
ford. and music will be rendered by
Misses Connie Madsen and Edna Stohl.
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TALK TO STUDENTS
BY WARDEN MADSEN
biological Glasses Of u. y. L. Listen to
Instructive Lecture ON Types
OF Mountain Trout"

PROVO March 15.-The students boo
the biology classes Of the Brigham
Young university were addressed to-
day by Deputy Game Commissioner
Madsen on the subject Types of
Mountain Trout i'm Utah" The lecture
was the first of a series To- Doe given
by Mr. Madscn. and was listened to-
with much interest by those attending
The university Laboratories have roe
Gently acquired "a largo hatchiug ape
paratus and is now provided with fa-
cilitics for the propagation of fish and
for study Of the various stages Boo
the life OF the fish from egg to food.
The lectures win be- repeated each Fu-
day afternoon.
Warden Madsen in Yesterday talk.
declared that much of the land NOW
considered worthless in Utah county
could be made to yield large returns +
converted into trout ponds and stocked.
During the lecture the warden showed
that much better results are obtained
with scientific fish culture than where
the eggs are allowed to develop iu
streams where uufavorablo conditions
destroy many Of the eggs and half de
welcomed fish
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sIu1S ARE TRANSFERRED
10 UNITED STATES COURT

oenrV March l6-Two petitions
,'gs i.1an filed in the district court by
~. vsIurIde Power company asking
~, be clvl suits recently filed by
IGo : pmmwcu and Henry B Ekins
4. rev1,ed 90 the United states circuit
I'm, al its next sitting In Ogden. on
M Grounds that the power company u
.5rporation under the state laws OF
Coior5do. and the Second district court
ID. M jurisdiction 90 the matter. The
,stiti5ns which were accompanied IN
I'm csse by a bond OF $500 signed by
A. Wrench and l.. b. Mccormick
N SAD lake City have been granted
M District Judge Howell
The Bramwen action Is 20 recover
ti6 Boo f1r the death of Fred NJ Brain
Nm son OF the plaintiff i'm his suit
vbo met death by coming into contact
vits me electric wires ON the steel
,.ger transml ssion line Of the Tcllu-
r3e company The Ekins action is
n recover $4,000 for injuries received
IN Henry We're Ekius, minor. who
wss thrown by the force of the cleo
ta-.ty nom the top OF steel tower.
Tho Ekrs boy was 500 badly injured
that .t is doubtful IL he viii ever walk
agalu
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PROVO COUKT NOTEs-

PROVO. March ia jury was inn
paneled In the district court here today
20 try the case Of the Utah Esmeralda
Copper company VS.. John A. Pace The
suit was brought 10 recover 1925 all
legged 20 be due on a promissory note
given i'm payment for capital stock
John Cowan has appealed To- the
Fourth district court from Justice Tay-
lor's court at Payson. whore he was
fined $50 on conviction OF interfering
with an officer who was making an
arrest
Defendants have boon granted tiI
April 80 20 serve a bin Of exceptions I'm
the case Of Caleb Tanner VS. Provo
Bench Canal company
Utah Wholesale Grocery company
has commenced suit against Kitty a.
Hines 10 collect SS1S and SIS attorneys
fees on a promissory note.
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EVANSVILLE.
CITIZENS PLAN BANK
WITH $4,000 CAPITAL

Especial spondencC)
EVANSVILLE, March 15.-Grants-
willie is 20 have a bank established by
towuspeople. the institution to be
capitalized FOR S25 900 and having for
its name GAINESVILLE Descret bank The
officers are: Il. n. Woonoy. president.
Leo Johnson. vice president. Leroy
Anderson. J A. Eliason. w j. Clark
and r. r. Brown. directors The meet
ing az which the institution was or
ganized was held az the residence here
Of Leo johnson with f. r. Woolley
presiding The institution starts out
with a paid up capital Of $1,000 and NJ
the meeting "a soliciting committee was
appointed which VIII have In hand the
subscriptions for the remaining stock
OF tho bank. The directors have de-
cided to locate the banking house az
the intersection Of Main and Hale
streets In a two-story brick building,
the gift OF Leo Johnson. the present
owner Arrangements are being made
for e. spending bank IN Salt Lake.
IL is expected that the furnishings and
vault will be installed and the bank
made ready for beginning business
April 1.
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Y0lNG RAILROADER
COMMITS SUICIDE
Koovlc. Takes Morphine ana
~ . Die. in ogden General
Hospital

..,ry March i5-The c'rcuin-
o'i''' .nrroundine the death Of NJ. f.
slll.. sian. al the ogden General hos
h w, .sorHy before noon on TUESDAY
'' 49,. tbat the young man took NOR
I'M suicidal intent. Knowles
liD r SOME time has been CHER
vn, ~ sacs.yisor Fisher Of the bridge
e.efk, ~ 5Il department of the south
and 6aI'a'Ns .or,rsnv. has been in poor
en- '' AMI II IS thought that dcsponal-
hea.', ,ss the immediate cause or ms
ency e,sry possible enort has been
act ,t. bospftal 90 conceal any
tl ..'g. @ ,f tbs affair and it rs not known
o.. ~. , ~ time how long the young
ai .A' t,s confined Do the hospital
l nlI Was the nephew OF Assistant
l An." Ed Eastou of the southern ia.
s. l. r.wGany with headquarters al
. .,..-.e.-.ssa. Nevada. Mr. Eastolinl
t.s8 communicated with and VIII
,. Il osI.a today 90 take care Of
Oh. HuIN
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mNsIER NELENsED.

PROVO March t6-Carl ID. HasIer ot
this city who was arrested iu Denver
ON March 3. ON charge OF obtaining
money under false pretenses boy pawn
ing orr selling some articles Of clothing
and other goods. which he had bought
on credit, has been released. according
10 20 letter received by sheriff Judd
from chief Of Police Hamilton Of Dem
yer Mr. Hamilton says the people who
caused MI H0slers arrest did not care
90 prosecute As 90 the woman iu the
caso-it was intimatcd here that there
was a woman in the caso--the letter
states that Hasler was stopping AZ a
private boarding house where he made
the acquaintance OF "a lady whom he
was taking 20 the theater az the time
of tho arrest
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court immediately ordered the release
Of the prisoner. This is one of the
most rapidly conducted trials lu the
history 81 the district court, especially
when the seriousness Of the offonse is
considered The jury was selected I'm
less than half an hour and before noon
a great deal OF the evidence had been
taken. The arguments Of the district
attorney and attorney for the defend
ant We're completed shortly after 8
o'clock and the courts Instructions to
the jury were followed almost inn
mediately by the verdict Of acquittal.
No evidence was produced to show that
Fletcher used "a knife on the complain
ing witness, J. Il. Able. who testified
that he had received a severe cut in
the neck and other cuts and scratches
on the shoulder and throat
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TOOELE.
TO OPEN BIDS FOR
CARNEGIE LIBRARY

Especial Correspondence
TOOELE. March 15-Within "a few
days the bids win be opened and the
contracts Def for the erection in this
city of the Carnegie library. Among
educators and others interested en-
having at the disposal OF Toocle's
citizens % library the day win be well
coined and the beginning of active OPP
erations is eagerly awaited Arrange
ments are under way by which IL Is
expected the library may be- ready for
use by the opening Of tho next school
term. or al a date not much later The
plans for the library We're drawn bv
r. NJ Ulmer & Son Of Salt Lake and
they have been approved by the di-
reCtOrs.
The new hotel al Vine street near
Main is nearing completion and will
be ready for occupancy iu short
time The building o. being erected at
cost 90 $50 600 and will De modern u
Its every appointment
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yesterday In the Third ward meeting
house
The following speakers addressed the
congregation. Elder David j. VIII
liams. Judge John r. Booth. represent
ms tine bar Elders John Richie and
j. NJ. Jensen.
Appropriate vocal selections were
rendered bv the ward choir and a solo
Boy VIM. ID. Roberts. Jr, Many floral
offerings evidenced the esteem IN which
the departed was held, and sympathy
for the family
a large number OF mouruers followed
the remains to tho cemetery. where the
grave was dedicated by Elder Evan
Wrido
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NEw mcENsE oRpINNNCE.

LOGAN. March 16.-Tho county CONF
missioners have passed now ordinances
fixing licenses for soft drink establish
ments and pool halle The soft drink
houses are required 20 pay a license
Of S25 per quarter, and are allowed To
remain open between the hours OF Z
"a. M and 10 b. m. The pool halls are
required 20 pay Sl5 per quarter for the
first table and s. each for additional
tables. and their hours are the same
as those Of the soft drink places. Chair
man Israelson Of the board Of commits
sioners reported that he had borrowed
$50 600 from the First National bank
Of this city at per cent interest.
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PROHIBITION Is DISCUSSED.

PROVO March 15-At the meeting
held in the Sixth ward meetinghousa
yesterday the subject of prohibition
was discussed with animation and some
OF the speakers took occasion 10 CEN
sure the mayor. charging that ne has
not co-Operuted with the marshal IN en-
forcing the liquor ordinances. The
meeting was but one Of "a series 20 be
held throughout the city. The speak
ers were James @. Duff'n. prosidenf ~
the Prohibition league. President Geo.
Powelson Of the council COunciinen
Jensen and Hinckley and the Rev J.
Cha1len Smith
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The News IL delivered by carrier
every night (Sunday cKcepted) At u
cents per month. All payments ana
complaints regarding delivery should
be made to David Johnson, agent
for Daily. Saturday and semi week
IL News Ind Phone INA. Orders
taken FOR church works. Residence ~
South First West STREET.
Carrier east side Of Academy Ave
Ind 1921.
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave
Ind. i02A.
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GAME WARDEN ORDERS
SCREENS IN CANALS

INT00THT T"7UIUI"T"'-I
LOGAN. March 14-Deputy Game
Warden Peterson has served notice on
the operators OF power plants and
mills TO place fish screens AZ the iu-
takes Of their bitches he has NOT.
80 far ordered farmers 90 do likewise
as regards irrigatiug bitches. and the
power plant and milimen are cup u
arms as "a result They are claim
ing that the order is working "a hard
ship on them and that their bitches
XIII one fish whore the Irrigation
bitches kin 10. They also say that in
most cases the bitches re-enter the
rivers and the fish swim up the
canals from their lower ends
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ORpERs RrsINEss CLosED.

OGDEN, March l6-In the case OF
Frank p Brown and others against
W K. splicker. receiver r. ID. Ryan
has been ordered boy Judge Howell TO
discontinue The business formerly con-
Quoted by the defendant and plaintiff.
Who were formerly partners. Their
Place Of cuisines was known as the
rive Cent Amusement company" and
was located in the old skating rink in
Grant avenue The suit grew out OF
trouble regarding the management Of
the COMPANY
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SUE FoR MELON MONEY.

KAYSVrLLE. March 14-Thirty
farmers OF Clearfeld who sold their
last seasons crop Of cantaloupes to the
W. NJ. Roylance company have filed
suit in the district court, seeking pay
ment for them with interest at 3 per
cent since maturity Of the claim, I'm
October together with costs Of suit
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

OGDEN. March Marriage licenses
have been issued by County Clerk 5.
6 DYE % the following
Hrum Paterson Of Kanesville and
Cynthia Lois Heslop OF West Weber.
Thomas r. Powell and Catherine NJ.
Blair both of MIrriots.
Frank A. Bingham Of Wilson and
Lueia HutChins OF Statewide.
William Is. Duncan and Lydia O..
Robinson both OF Row
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CNnLEs FOR PHoToGRNpn.

PROVO March Requesting that
their son be photographed and then
buried here. Sheriff Judd has received
a cablegram from the parents of Ger
hard Sicbel. living az Gummcrhaah
Germany. Sicbel Is tho man who was
found frozen 10 death Feb. 90 last the
body having been held here pending
word from the parents in Germany
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FARMERS onGANIzE.

KAYSVILLE. March IA number
OF Davis county farmers, headed by
several prominent Pennington men,
have organized the Farmers Mutual
Benefit association with the following
officers j. W. Hess. president. Henry
y. Anderson. vice president, George a.
yelling. secretary and treasurer. These
officers also act as the board OF con-
fr.I
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Are YOU frequently hoarse? DO you
have that annoying tickling I'm your
throat? Does your cough annoy you
al night. and do you raise mucus in
the morning? DO you want relief? II
so. take Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy
and YOU win be pleased. Sold by all
dealers
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LOGAN.

The News a. Delivered BY Carrier
IN Logan Every Night (Sundny ex-
copted) az Is Cents Per month All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should be made TO j. NJ
Blair. Agent for Daily. Saturday
and SENT Weekly News. iG5 W
Fist North Street Phone 209-R
Bell Ofhce with Carbon Company.
Real Estate and Loans. ll2 North
Main Street Phones % Bell and 16s
Ind
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TEMPLE CITY nRIEFs.

Thomas q Lowe and George y.
smith filed suit In the district court
today against David Evans, the River
side Farm and Orchard Co, and other
defendants. 20 recover something Ike
5000 due on paper signed by the or
Chard company.
According TO reports that are coming
in from the north end OF the valley
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FLETCHER IS ACQUITTED.

OGDEN. March l6-After being out
ior less than 10 minutes. the jury i'm
ne case of the state Of Utah against
Thomas Fletcher colored charged
With assault with deadly weapon.
returned "a verdict Of not guilty The
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HOODS
SarsapariIla
For
The Blood, Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys.
Possesses Medicinal Merit Peculiar to Itself
Has an Unequalled Record of Cures.
100 Doses One Dollar
Sold Everywhere

"Heods sarsaparilla has no
equal for cleansing the blood and
expellius the humors that accu-
mullte during the winter. This
spring pimplcs covered my face
and troubled me very much.
took Hoods and they all disap-
peared." Ralph Rust, Mills, Mich.
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KENT LOSES ACTION.

LOGAN. March 15.-The jury before
which was tried the case OF Samuel
Kent. who was suing the High Greek
Electric Power company for damages
consequent upon injuries sustained
when he was struck by a guy wire,
brought In a verdict Of no cause of acc
ton. Kents suit was for $1,000
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Spring Humers are due 10 the
impure. impoverished. devitalized
condition OF the blood brought
about by the uuhealthful modes OF
living during the winter, too close
confinement too little outdoor air
and exercise. too heavy diet.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures them.
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KAYSVILLE.
SURVEYS ron wATERwoRKs.

Especial Correspondence
KAYsVILLE. March 14-Surveys
have been made for "A waterworks sys-
tenn for Kaysville by a party Of en-
giueers from salt Lake City The plans
for the system are being rushed with
all speed. Already two cars Of wooden
pipe have been delivered on the ground
and the work OF laying them will be
begun as soon as possible. Ten ad-
ditional cars Of pipe have been ordered
and the greater part OF the order f.
ON the way
TREASURER JAMESON RESIGNS.
KAYSVu-LE. March 4-CYty Treas
urcr Robert G.. Jamison has rendered
his resignation to the council, the same
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WHY NOT PNY ALIMoNY2

OGDEN. March 16-By order Of
Judge j. a Howell. Jacob Wangs-
gard has been cited 90 appear In the
district court on March 10 and show
cause why she should not pay temper
ary alimony 90 his wife. Josephine
Wangsgard, pending the decision Of
the divorce proceedings now before
ihe court
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TRIAL OF Roy PHENoMENAL.

LOGAN. March 1.-THE trial OF Dr
Seth NJ. Wells. known otherwise as
the Boy Phenomenal will begin June
a. IN BOxclder county under "a motion
for change Of venue granted today.
Wells has twice been convicted and the
new trial was granted on the ground
that n member ~ the jury was intox-
icated al the time Of the trial OF the
case
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Consider the evidence OF history as
10 the falling away Of the Primitive
Church See "The Great Apostasv."
the new book from the pen OF DR..
Talmago Deseret News Book Store.
cloth 60 cents.
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RARRERs EXAMINATIONS

The State Board OF Examiners or
BARRIERS viii meet for examination of
applicants on March rs and 30. 1910
al Secretsryz' office. ~ w South
Temple Street. salt Lake CITY
- j. WATTS. Secy
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DESERET NEWS AGENCY
AT HAYDEN, IDAHO

Martha Little has been appointed agent
for The Doseret News and for Church
publications. In Hayden. IN place OF
Don G. A. Smith, who has moved away.
our subscribers will please renew their
subscriptions with her. Orders for
Church works, etc, will also receive
PROMPT and careful attention.
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DEATH or FLORENCE TALBOT.

KANSNILLE. March 4-Mrs. Flor
ence Singer Talbot OF this county died
at her home Bon Layton yesterday %
tuberculosis. after a long ana painful
Illness incident 90 the ravages Of the
disease upon her system. Mrs Talbot
was born n McCammon, Idaho. 81
years ago. A husband and four small
children survive her.
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STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates. bonds. and blan.
books OF any size or style made Co
order Estimates promptly furnished
THE DEsERET NEWS JOB DEPT
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THoMAs IoHN.s FrNERAL.

PROVO. March 16-There was
largs attendance at the funeral services
over the remains OF Thomas John. held
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WHERE IS MIR. rETERsoNe

PROVO. March 16-Niels Peterson.
whose home ls said 20 be en- Hober has
been charged In Justice Moons SQUIRT
by Frank Clark with passing a worth
less check for SIS on him. Peterson
was arrested by Eureka officers. and
Deputy Sheriff Pratt notified ~ the ar
rest Saturday. Mr. Peterson explained
over the phone 10 Mt Pratt that there
was some mistake rs he had not passed
O check on Clark and said he would
come right over 10 see about IL. As
some responsible Eureka people also
assured Mr. Pratt that Mr. Peterson
would come il was arranged he should
report TO tho sherffs office here Mon
dav According o. report he left
Eureka SUNDAY, and he was heard OF
Iu American Fork Monday; but he has
SD far failed 20 report at tho sherin's
office here
PROVO NEWS NOTES.
PROVO. March 16.-The Utah
county teachers institute viii hold it,
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in particular the commercial orchard
planted there during the past ieN
years have suffered heavily this win
Ger from tine attacks of rabbits which
have chcwed the bark from hundreds
of the young trees. In one large ore
chard 10 is said. there are fully one
half OF the trees destroyed In this man
uer where woven wire fences We're
constructed the damage from this cause
WAS very small
Next Saturday There Us 10 be- a basket
huu tournament here The teachers
of the BoxoIdcr and cache county
schools VIII meet again ana the Men
don and Lewiston or Smithhold te8m-
viii play the deciding game for tn.
championship of the eighth grad,
schools of the county. Nendon is the
uudisputed champion Of the south end
and the championship of the north end
lies between Lewiston and smithheld
The regular institute OF the county
teachers win Doe held on the same day
and Miss Maud NJ. Blbcock viii give
reading
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lssss G

J. D OWEN nrqragcr.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

PROVO. March 16.-The Utah
county teachers institute win hold its