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and Disabled Samuel Hiddekel a native of
Russia, aged "a years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today (Fri-
day., April Is, 1870 at IL O'Clock M,
from the home. 251S Howard street Inter
ment Salem cemetery. Please omit flowers.
HoCHHEIMER-In this city, April IS. 1910,
Hannah Hochheimer, beloved mother Of Amiel
and Moses Hochheimer, Mrs. ]. Brock. Mrs. b.
Markewitz, Mrs. l.. Blum and Julia Hoch-
heimer. and sister Of Sol Wangenheim, ma
tive of Germany. aged 50 years and s months.
Funeral and interment private. Please omit
flowers.
MATHEws-In Oakland Cal. April II. 1910,
julius c., beloved husband of Pauline II.
Mathews, and beloved father OF Walter j.,
Ather F. and Edgar A. Mathews, and Caro-
line Hope Mathews, a native OF New York,
aged SO years.
MoRTENsEN-In this city, April 10. 1910,
Niels Christian Mortensen dearly beloved
husband of Karen Mortensen, and devoted
father of Mrs. s. Nielsen, native Of Den
mark, aged 49 years 1 month and 2S days.
member of Golden Gate lodge No 40 D. b.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Sunday, April
H. at 9:30 o'clock. from the chapel OF Fl. p.
Petersen. 1912 Devisadero street, thence to
Santa Clara hall. Golden Gate avenue. near
Leayenworth street, where services will be
held under the auspices Of Golden Gate lodge
No. 40, ID. B.. commencing at 10 O'Clock. In
terment Cypress Lawn cemetery. via electric
MUNSTER-In FL Paso, Tex. April IL, 1910,
Carolina, dearly beloved wife Of John ii. Mum
ster and devoted mother Of Mrs. r Sievers
and Elsa Munster. native OF Barmstedt-
Germany, aged 40 years.
Remains at the parlors OF Suhr & Wieboldt,
1885 Valencia street near Twenty fifth No
tice of funeral hereafter.
NAPP-In this city, April Il. 1910. infant son
of Andrew A. and Laura Napp tnee Bel). a
native of San Francisco.
NUGENT-In this city, April Is. 1910. Patrick
William Nugent beloved brother of Richard.
Elizabeth, Anna and Margaret Nugent and
Mrs. Mary Hayden, native OF Ireland, aged
Al years and months.
Remains at the parlors Of J.. s. Godeau.
2123 Bush street, between Fillmore and Web
ster. Remains will be shipped tomorrow (Sat-
urday). April is, to Fond du Lac, Wis.
PARKER-In this city, April 13, 1870 Clark L.
Parker, beloved husband Of the late Ora May
Parker. and father of Edgar F., Charles ]
and Lawrence Parker. a native OF New York.
aged 81 years 10 months and days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully 3
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Satur-
day., April 10. 1910. at l o'clock p. m.
from the mortuary chapel of Golden Gate un-
dertaking company, 2475 Mission street near
Twenty first. Interment tprivate), Mount Oil
vet cemetery.
PENNIE-In this city. April H. 1910, James
G. Pennie. beloved brother Of Mrs. A. c.
Chaplin, and uncle OF Mrs. 7. C.. Friedlander
in his sixty first year.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Sat-
urday). April IS, at ? p. m, at the chapel OF
n. Gray 6 Co., 2196 Geary street corner Of
Devisaderu. lnterment private.
RoUTET-In San Rafael. Cal. April a. 1910.
Matthias, beloved father OF Suzanne Alferitz
and grandfather Of Henry Alferitz and the late
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RAILROAD COMPANIES
ACTIVE IN RICHMOND
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific
improvements Near COMPLETION

RICHMOND, April 1.-THE Santa Fe
railroad company is well along in it's
extension of Macdonald avenue to the
west side. The company will erect a
concrete depot in Macdonald avenue
near First street, and the present sta
ton in Sixth street will be improved
for the service of the upper part of
the city.
The announcement has been made
that a new ferry boat will be put into
operation between San Francisco and
Richmond July l. The time table has
not yet been published, but residents
of this city have been assured that con-
nections will be made with early and
late trains at short intervals, for the
accommodation of all.
The new Southern Pacific track be-
tween Oakland and Richmond is nearly
completed, and it is probable that the
line will operate for local service with
gasoline motor power.
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BATHHOUSE KEEPER NOT
RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATH
Mrs. Tanguy Loses Damage Suit
Over Sons Drowning

OAKLAND, April 14-Judge Els
worth decided today that Mrs. Annie r.
Tanguy was not entitled to damages
against Albert Johnson. proprietor of
the Piedmont baths, for the drowning g
of her son, John. The decision is the
first of it's kind in the United States,
according TO the lawyers on both sides,
raising points heretofore not passed
upon udicially.
Mrs. Tanguy asked for $4,000 dam
ages because of the bathhouse keepers
negligence in not having proper ap-
pliances and attendants for life saving.
Judge Ellsworth rendered a long de-
cision, in which he pointed out that
Johnson had four men in his establish
ment to whom he had given instruc-
tions 10 look out and care for persons
IN danger of drowning.
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6. G.. Alferitz. native Of Bergerac. France,
aged 20 years 0 months aud &c days
Funeral notice hereafter.
THOMAS (nss Dee)-In this city. April a.
1910. Nellie, wife OF otto and loving mother
OF yharies Thomas, dearly beloved daughter
Irnss u Nate Dee, and loving sister Of Kate and
land. aged % years 10 months and days
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Remains
OF Mission, between Cortland and West ave
A. Thomson beloved wife OF the late Thomas
thomson. beloved sister OF Mrs. 2. Lane and
aunt OF Raymond u and the late Oliver Ne
years Z months and 26 days.
Friends and acquantanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Fri-
dayl, at $50 a m, from her late residence.
- Shotwen street. thence to st. Charles
BorromeO church. where a solemn requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose
OF her soul, commencing at a. m Inter
TERRY-In this city. April IL 1910, Edna
dearly beloved daughter OF Frank and Kate
Terry. sister OF Frank E., Eddy NJ. Albert
W and Walter G. Terry. and granddaughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Terry. Mathew and the
late Mary Mulcahey. a native OF California.
aged 10 years months and u days.
Friends and aeduaintances are resnectfnifv
invited to attend the funerl today (Fri-
day.. April 10. 1910. az oceck .. IN. TrVn
the residence OF her parents. 21s Arleta ave-
nue. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery. By
carriage.
TURNER-In this city. April IS. 1910. Arthur
X. Turner. father OF Edward Turner and Mrs
Birdie Bell and brother of George A. Tur-
ner. a native of San Francisco, Cal, aged 4S
years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow (Sst-
urday}. at IL O'Clock a m. from the parlcrs
Of NcGinn Brothers. 1926 Eddy street. Inter
ment Cypress Lawn cemetery
VAN LASS ELL-in this, city; April IL. 1910;
Theodore s. Van Tassell. loving daughter OF
James and Ellen O'Connor. sud sister OF
Thomas r. O'Connor and Mrs. Frederick
Herschuren, a native OF San Francisco Ca
aged % years months ana ~ days.
Friends and scauaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Fri
day., April 10. at 9.30 o'clock a. M, frOln
the parl0rs OF the Western Addition Funeral
Directors. 1924 Devisadero street between SUIT
ter and Bush, thence to st. Dominic's church.
where requiem high mass win be celebrated
for the repose OF her soul. commencing az 10
O'Clock a. m IRterment Holy Cross cemetery.
bv carriage.
WESTON-In San Mateo. Cal. April 13 1910.
John Weston, a native Of Boston, Mass. aged
81 years.
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AGED WOMAN SAYS SHE
WAS PROMISED HOME
Accuses Man and Wife of Re-
pudiating Their Agreement

OAKLAND, April 14.-Cross eXami
nation of Mrs. Florence Grosshans by
Judge Waste today brought out the
statement first of all that she had not
signed a certain agreement to give
aged Mrs. Kate A Carter a home for
life, and later that she had signed it,
but did not know its contents. Judge
Waste took the case in which this tes-
timony was given under advisement,
but he declared that he did not believe
the witness.
Mrs. Grosshans and her husband were
sued by Mrs. Carter for the recovery
of real estate that Mrs. Carter decided
to them several years ago. She went
east, she said, with the expectation of
being provided for by them for the
rest of her days, but found on her re-
turn that they repudiated their bar
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GIRL PIANIST WILL
GIVE SUNDAY CONCERT

BERKELEY, April 14.-Miss Blanche
Lillian Kaplan, 13 years old, daughter
of Rabbi Bernard NJ. Kaplan of San
francisco, will render the half hour of
music in the Greek theater Sunday aft
ernoon at 4 o'clock, according to a uni
versity announcement, which saws:
AT least 1000 auditors were at
tracted to the recital that she gave in
the Van Ness theater last January. and
were amazed by the musical ability of
the young pianist, who plays her pro-
grams entirely from memory Not
because OF her youth, but because of
the assurances that the committee re-
ceived as to her technical power. was
Miss Kaplan given the engagement at
the Greek theater"
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.RUSSIANCAPTAINTO
STUDY in FAR NORTH

~BERkELEY, April IN. A. KaIlin-
kon, a captain in the Russian army, is
stopping at the Hotel Carlton on leave
of absence preparatory to visiting the
far north to study the seal fisheries in
which the Russian government is inter-
ested
He did not come TO this coast in an
official capacity, he said. but for the
purpose of gathering material for a
book on fisheries, to which he intends
to devote a great deal of his time.
Captain kallinkoff will sail from San
Francisco in few days on whaling
vessel
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Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. April l4.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today.
Frank Pereira. 40, and Lucy E. Tye. so. beth
NJ oakland
CLAUDE T. Azbel. IS Bradley. and Emma VI.
Fair. so. Oakland.
Bert P. Henderson. 81. and Hazel Brennan. e3,
t0rl ~ san Francisco.
George T. Beckwith so. and Mary G. Harms
o. both Of Oakland.
Frederick C. krambs, p. and Eleanor H.
E1hrhacler. Is. both Of Oakland.
Ernest C.. Hoffman,. q. Oakland and Irene J.
kao1gr. 20. Santa Cruz.
James j. Burke, SO. and Martha L. Aim. 81 d.
both ~ salt Iake City.
Cash customers for furniture. We sell
~ half price. H. Schellhaas. Oakland >
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PLAN CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT Harvard
April 14.-In order to raise funds to assist
several poor families the Hayward charities
association will give an entertainment and
social Friday evening, May 20. at the residence
of Captain B. H. Madison in Castro street.
The committee in charge of the plans for the
affair is composed of William Angus. R. Reid
Mrs. J. T. Cooper and Miss III. Madison
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MARRIAGES

FRASER-KENT-In this city. April IL. 1910.
by the Rev. Richmond Logan William Suther-
land Fraser and Nancy Blanchard Kent of
Nova Scotia.
HOMPSON-ECCLES-In this city ApriI L.
1910 By the Rev. William Friend of the
Howard Presbyterian church. Andrew b.
Thompson of this city and Annie Eccles of
New York city.
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Are Assigned Districts

SAN LEANDRO. April 14.-Mayor J.
]. Gill, Joseph Oakes, George Duncan
and George Colt, census enumerators
for Eden township. have been assigned
the following districts: San Leandrc
city to Mayor Gill. San Lorenzo pre-
cincts / and to Oakes, Hayward city
to Duncan and Castro valley and Palo-
mares precinct to Colt.
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Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free of charge
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STRANGER AT HosPITAL-OakIand. April a.
little stranger appeared at the receiving
hospital today In the person of Miss Elaine
Emery daughter OF Mrs. Alice E Harbdge
Emery. wife of a well known mining man OF
2117 Adeline street. Mrs. Emery her
way 10 the Beulah home for confinement this
morning. but hurried to the receiving hos
pttal instead. Mother and child are doing
well.
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SUICIDES WILL FILED-Oakland April IA.
The VIII OF Clarence Edward Innes OF Ala
media. who committed suicide March 2S in Los
Angeles. was filed for probate today. The
Will leaves an estate of about $500 entirely
to Lila L. Innes. widow.
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BIRTHS

EDLIN--In this city,. April II, 1910, to the
wife of Edward NJ. Edin, daughter.
GREEN-In Oakland, Cal. April TO- 191O 10
the wife of DR.. Maurice L. Green, daughter
MASON-In this city, April 49, 1910, to the
wife Of Albert S. Mason, a daughter.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEA,

Haight. Edgar G.. Al
Hammit, John N. rs
Herrick, Josephine.
tombstone ....... sc
Hiddekel. Samuel. Ga
Hochheimer. Hannah 50
Mathews, J. C.. -. SO
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Thomas, Nellie. IS
Thomson. Mary A.. so
Terry. Edna ........ 10
Turner. Arthur k. As
Van Tassell, Cath
crime Laura ..... 2s
Weston, John ....... 81
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-15

q. z. Alferttz. a native Of Bergerac. France
aged 30 years months aud &c days.
Funeral notice herpa ffpr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
PIONEER MONUMENT
MAY Be REMOVED
'hpnld Balance or si.7OO Past Due,
VIM No Funds Available TO
Meet Payment.

Especial Correspondence. >
PROVO. July 15.-The Indian war
veterans monument In Pioneer park
WIN be removed unless 100. balance
quo The monument company i'm the
cast u paid. according % a commu1i-
cation sent by the company to lis at
t.rh"y mere and TRANSMIT tied by him to
me monument committee. The COM
mlttoe collected about $500 which ha.
neen paid ON the monument, and adj
dltion1l money to pay freight charges
ma erect the monument. II was OK
pe'ed mat the balance would be secured
ny popular subscriptions. but when the
monument came, about a year nro. ana
IL was found Ia be tho statue ora CON
ledclstc soldier, there WIS considerable
pubic dissatisfaction. and contributions
10 inc FUND became scarce. Just what
WIN be done H. not now known: but II
ule committee cannot raise the money
the statue viii have TO 20.
me company Is probably not 4,
hlamo for the reason that a stock
statue the nearest in dress and an
peatance 10 that Of the minute man Of
me indian war soldcry was ordered
shipped, and II happened to be that Of A
Confederate soldier
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
MURRAY.
SPLENDID OUTLOOK
FOR TOMATO CROP


MURRAY, July 13.--InVcstors Ia
the new canning factory here and
farmers alike are encouraged at the
outlook Of the tomato crop The COM
pany has several hundred acres OF
tomatoes contracted i'm the county,
and the crop generally IL reported
good. j. II. Brashear. factor process
sor, has Just completed an inspection
trip over the tomato fields. and was
gratiied to note the pros poets OF a
good yield. The crop Is especially
good In Butlervlle East Mil Creek.
and South Cottonwood Mr.. Brashear
says that the tomatoes are half
grown and that they viii mature be-
fore the fall frosts. He visited field
at Butlerville and asserts that In all
his experience In tomato culture he
has not seen anything to surpass a.,
1875 tomatoes were counted on one
plant and this particular plant was
only "A sample Of the whole crop.
1t II estimated that this field viii
yield 20 tons TO the acre and the
farmer win get the neat little sum
of 5000 for each acre OF ground given
to the raising Of tomatoes. Another
boost for home industry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
TANES REDUCED.

MT. PLEASANT, July 14.-The va
rious tax levies have been made for
this year. The county levy is 6 mills
n reduction of mills from last year.
the district school levy is 10 mills as
against II mills last year and the city
levy Is 10 mills, a reduction Of I mill
from last year. OF the city's levy 3
mills is FOR contingent expenses, mills
for watcrworks and mills for cement
sidewalks
The semi-annual reports Of city Of
ficors show a general increase Of bust
ness In the city's affairs.
During six months the waterwork'
department has collected for water
tolls s1,5?i.S5. AT present there are i2s
water takers. Extensions of about II
blocks have been made.
The city Justice reports 81 cases
having come before his court and fines
aggregatlng s232 assessed against Of
Tenders OF the law Costs of court.
500 rs.
The sexton reports 10 cemetery lots
sold nine small and II large graves
dug
The city justice. J. b. Seely. has filed
his resignation with the mayor. The
cause given IS lack Of time. No sue
cessor has been appointed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
RECENT DEATHS

DUNN. JESSIE N.-At the family
residence in Tooele. Tooele county.
Utah, July TO- 1910. Mrs. Jessie
Young Dunn died suddenly after a
few DAYS Illness. from pneumonia.
which dcveloped from slight cold
She IS the wife Of James Dunn edi-
tor Of Tooele Transcript She was
born in Kirkintillock, Scotland, Jan.
IS, 1861. At a very early age she
came to Utah with her parents and
when but young woman was married
To James Dunn She was a dllgent
and devoted Church worker and ever
a valiant defender OF the faith. She
endured many trials in her cventful
career but through all was true TO her
God her husband and family. She is
survived by her husband. two sons
and two daughters, also her mother
two brothers and five sisters. The
funeral services were held I'm the
Tooele ward Westinghouse, July 70,
Bishops Councillor Peter Clegg pre-
siding. The ward choir furnished the
beautiful music for the services Tho
opening PRAYER was offered by
Patriarch Thomas Akin. Remarks
were made by Elders George Speirs.
II y Haynes and G. v Mcbride, all
Of whom extolled the kind deeds and
honorable life Of the departed. The
closing PRAYER was by Patriarch
Philip De La Mare
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
DRUGGISTS ELECT OFFICERS;
OGDEN NEXT MEETING PLACE

LOGAN. July it-At the concluding
session Of lis convention. this aftet
noon. the Utah Pharmaceutical associa-
ton decided TO hold its next couven.
ton AZ ogden ana elected and install
the following ofiicors President James
J. Frunl-cn Of salt Lake. first vice
president. George Driver OF ogden. SEQ
ond vice president n s McAlistcr of
Logan secretary. Ralph Neldon Of salt
Lake treasurer A. Bcvans Of Tooele
executive committee Charles Van DYKE
N salt Lake. a H. E4dy ~ Brigham.
John Cullcy of ogden. J. l. Blydon NJ
Foalvillc Alexander Hcdquist Of Pro-
va. George funt NJ Nophi. and II Pc
tcrson of Richnold
a decision was reached 10 lncorpor-
atc the association. and tho matter Of
PREPARING %" nercs e1rV pe pcrs was left
Vith ATTORNEY Whitccotton OF the as
ISOLATION ana the executive commit
toe.
w T. Eddy Of Brigham. John Culley
OF ogden and r. p, Kelly of Springville
We're named as the associations cnnd,-
dates f'r tho vacancies which win occur
ON the state board Of pharmacy next
January. Tho following persons were
named as lifo members Of the assocta-
tom william Driver Of ogden. Or n
S. Pyne OF Provo. Or W \ Wade NJ
salt Lake. Dr g. n Fennemore 1T
Beaver and Drs. J. A. Roberts and A.
g. Smith NJ Salt Lake
At tho first session today held at 10
o'clock, state Food and Dairy COM
missioner Willard Hansen made an al
dress He directed his remarks To the
matter M artificial cplorng ana navot-
INK I'm drinks served at soda fountains
and laid down the rule that persons
operating such fountains viii be re-
CURED u put placards on them. noti-
wing the public that such colnring or
tavorinC rs used. lie announced that
as government cvrorfg had decided
honzoid NJ soda not tn be- harmful. its
use in Utah I'm any quantity win he per
miticd when the quantity used is plain
~ printed on the package or container.
Tho report ~ tho state board OF phar-
macy showed 2S5 registered pharma-
cists. and 80 assistants 10 be operating
in tho state.
II was brought out IN a discussion that
tho law against the selling Of cocaine
and morphine was most hagrantly vio-
lated especially In salt Lake City.
where rs much ms FIVE ounces Of tho
former and IN NJ the latter named drug
worc sometimes told I'm one day. by one
drug store
Tho visiting druggists were entertain
ed this evening by the local mill vendors
at a grand banquet IN the Eagle hotel
r g. Schram of Salt Lake being the
postmaster Nearly all members made
There wore no ladies pres
Ont. they were entertained at the Boost
ers club by the wives Of the local
boosters.
After the banquet the out Of town
members left on a special train at mid
night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
WIFE COMES BACK WITH
REPLY IN DIVORCE SUIT
uau,ob Coull-haw Makes Scri-
ous Charges AGAINST Husband
Alleging Extreme Cruelty.

OGDEN. July 15.-In the divorce case
rboras Cowlishaw against Hannah
cor,.haw. the latter has filed an
...oer and counter claim making
.,,eral denial Of all charges of cruelty
- by Cowlishaw and setting forth
~ s,iloving alleged facts: The couple
- married in Derbyshire, England,
r.ttS,g. and there are seven minor
,tf5ren For the past 10 years, Cowli-
80 has been a habitual drunkard
- has been guilty OF extreme cruelty
sr-i,y all that time. In 1904 at Cumb-
eia,d Vvo.. where the family were
.,siding al the time. Mrs. Cowlishaw
ne that her husband knocked her
- ,be floor and repeatedly struck and
-, her SO that she had to call the
ssryices " q physician. Again at
alma. Wvo.. her husband whipped her
Win black snake whip and frequent
IA, administered severe beatings and
c,rled her vile names Al one time he
,breatened to drown her and on numer-
ans occasions. while under the In
g1ence u liquor, he has driven her
spd the children from their home and
threatened to do them bodily harm IL
they attempted 70 return. The couple
are the Joint owners OF 500 acres OF
lana located IN the state OF Wyoming
valued al more than SO per acre. They
also own their homo property In Og- I
Ssu and several other houses. the rant
from which Mrs Cowlishaw uses to
ssfray the cost Of raising her large
derendent family Cowllshaw is en-
Moved at the Union depot and receives
,sO per month which he uses for his
own needs and FOR "evil pastimes and
drink" according 10 the complaint. Mrs.
Cowlishaw asks that a decree ~ III
,orce he granted 10 Der. that she he
slyen the custody NJ the children and
that an the property located IN Weber
county he given 10 her and the chill
f~nn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

John Richie Of the Second ward
underwent an operation for abdominal
hemprrhsge at the Provo General hos.
pital yesterday The case is quito q
severe one but strong hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery
A daughter has been born to- Mn and
Mrs. John Dennis
O. G Scots Of Oklahoma CITY. for-
merry with Studns oklahoma Mag
azine, has arrived in Provo accompau-
led by Mrs Scots and child. Mr.. SCOTS
will be connected with the Provo
Herald
Claud King is I'm tho CITY on his way
from trip 10 the san Juan oil coun-
try. where he reports big boom in oil
lands
Deputy Sheriff Axel steel Of Salt
Lake county brought John NJ Kelly
down 20 the state mental hospital this
evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN, July 15-Thomss Miller uas
,aH,,Is'd with disturbing the peace in
pes court on Thursday and was held
1ulrI W bonds for further testimony
s,a zones was sentenced 10 paw a
s s~s ~ N9 or remain in jail for an
y sSra number Of days on the charge of
orjS,,,a a. a Nixon. who was recently
sa,Esu 70 leaNc town because OF her
.ohpnued appearance in poiice conrt
S Sss tagaln present on the charge Of
,sS 1"Ssl' 'sss The court imposed
'' w OF 10 days ia fail
ss,,, o. Lu'her was sent to fail for 10
fo,s 'I oesglng on the public streets.
r.,t 'I Doe Davis was found guilty OF
me- q, ,'a ana sentenced TO pay a
steallrr ' Davis was charged with
a M secondhand hay rake from
In. na.h named Ford The rake Vas e.
"'"e'ed 10 be worth abo,it "a