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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
News of Interm0untain Region
EXAMINATIONS FOR CENSUS
TAKERS in WEBER COUNTY
Special 20 Tho Tribune.

Special 20 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Feb. Next Saturday after
noon. February .. at o'clock. 200 appli-
cants for the positions of census cnumer-
ators will be examined as TO their quail
Hcations and fitness TO take the census
Of Weber county.
Hugh y. Mcmillan, census supervisor
for Utah. with headquarters al Salt
Lake. was in Ogden today making ar
rangemcnts for the examinations. which
VIII hc held al tho Central school.
or tho 200 applicants for positions, only
twenty y-four will he chosen. MS this is the
limit allotted 10 Weber county. The CN-
aminStlons VIII he conducted along the
lines OF those in tho CiVil service. Before
neNt Saturday each applicant will he FUR
niShed with card which will admit him
10 tho room where the examinations Will
be conducted The enumcrators under
the per capita system, arc 10 DO paid
from , 10 cents n name. or under The
per diem scale ~ n day Tor eight hours
work Is the minimum.
Supervisor Mcmillan says that he Will
make an effort 10 obtain The maximum
scale FOR the census enumcrators en-
ployed by the government in Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
ONE OF OPPONENTS OF
JOHNSON ARMY DEAD
Samuel Ware. Pioneer of San
pete County, Goes to His
Reward.
In Tho Trihune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
MANTI. Feb, Samuel Ware. Il pio-
nccr of this county. was buried yesterday
afternoon from the tabernacle. Ills
death occurred one week previous and his
body was held awaiting the arrival Of
his son. James, who was on his way
home from the mission field in Norway.
and who arrived Sunday.
Tire cider Ware was born in Lehman,
Kent. England. September 4. 1874 lie
came 10 Utah In iS5J 2ctt'cd al kays-
ylII,. and helped resist the advent ol
Johusons army into Salt Lake valley;
He came 10 Sunpctc county in 1888 and
was The first miller and cardcr i'm the
county and followed these trades for
many years The past sixteen years he
was employed as Janltor at the court
house.
Ware was tho father OF seventeen
children. nine OF whom are living: grand
children and great grandchildren number
about 100. wv.
Among the near relatives OF the Ware
family who cam" 10 Manti for the funeral
were Mr. and Mrs Samuel Ware. Ir
Mr., and Mrs George Snow. Mr., ana Mrs.
Robert Logan. Mr.. and Mrs. John snow
MIR and Mrs Ncls Nelson, AL oil EIn-
cry county.
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SUIT ECHO OF SALT
LAKE ROUTE FLOODS
Andrew Bingham Wants $4,000
for Thirty-0ne Horses Lost
in Disaster.

Spe ecial In The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. AS Il sequel 10 The
disastrous floods on thc Salt Lake Route
which has resulted in the abandonment
of traffic FOR many months, an action
was begun IN the district court here to-
day by Andrew BiHghnm TO collect $4,000
damages which ne claims he sustained
by the loss OF n shipment OF horses
which were destined for Los Angeles.
Bingham says that on December %
AT Salt Lake City lie delivered TO the
salt Lake Route foTty-two head OF horses
TO De sent 10 California with the agree
lNent that he vas to pay Sis freight
ON January l. the plaintiff SAYS. thirty
one OF the horses were klled al Boyd
station. New, ana the other eleven head
We're delivered 10 him in an injured
condition The entire shipment was
valued at $500 but The crippled ant
mails Hhich he recovered are worth only
500 in their present condition. accord
Ing Ia the complaint
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mine a matter OF la " how the ma jority
Of the legal voters Who voted on The
question east their ballots
Upon the above finding the court said
Let the judgment be that the corporate
powers OF Huntsville City shall cease and
that notice shall be given I'm newspaper
or general circulation in the county re-
luhIng chat all claims against the cor
poration snail be filed in this court with
in three months from The first publIca-
tion OF said notice, al which time the
court will adjudicaie such claims. and
wind up the affairs OF the city"
rhe disincorporation OF the city will
mean that the town in The future will be
governed in ihe same manner as North
ogden. Plain City and other sections OF
Weber county. which look TO the board Of
county commissioner for all matters
pertaining to their affairs.
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Prefer Road to Work.

Special 10 Tic IrIbune-
PARK CITY. Feb l.-Three hoboes
who had been making themselves OBJ
ncxious generally about the city had q
private talk with Judge Waters In 'front.'
of the Senate restaurant, where the
mayor had seen them begging. During
the conversation the Judge remarked that
the city needed some work done and
also needed some "vags" to do IL, and
that IL "vass" refused 10 work they were
ornamentcd with jewelry Of the ball and
chain variety, The three I'm question de-
cidcd that the altitude of Park City was
not conducive TO their good health and
from their sandals and departed with
more haste than grace.
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KAYSVIlLE NEWS

Special TO The Tribune.
KAYSVILLE. Feb. 1.-Word reached
here Monday evening from Salt Lake
City OF the death of one Of kaysVille.s 8
highly respected and most popular ladies'
Miss Stella Robins. who died at inc
home OF Miss Alice White on second 20
p m after q very few minutes illness
Of heart trouble Miss Robins WAS inc
daughter of The late III, I: and Ellzabcth
Galley Robins, and was porn in kays,
Vile on April &c. 1852 She had resided
here all her life, until about hrtecn
months ago. when she accepted posi-
ton in Reckmcyers millinery store IN
Salt Lake city. where she worked until
about three months ago. she was forced
10 resign her position owing TO severe
Illness. caused by. blood poison. MISS
Robins recovered from this, and Just Il
month ago started to work again i'm Salt
Lake as cashier at the general office OF
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany. II is thought hex death was caused
by her recent serious illness. The re-
mains Of Miss Robins viii be brought to
KaysVillc on Wednesday. and the funeral
ing house on Thursday afternoon at ,
o'clock, with burial In the kaYsVillc
cemetery Mrs. Robins and family have
the sympathy OF the entire community In
the bereavement. this being the third
death OF grown members OF the family
within very short time.
4 number OF the Barnes family at
tended the funeral services over tho re-
mains OF Samuel l.caver. which were held
I'm Salt Lake City today
Mrs. Josephine Jacobs the head nurse
at the Kaysvillc hospital. was success
fully operated upon this morning at that
institution for an attack of appendicitis,
under the direction OF DR.. ] u. Nor
ton,
\ daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Barton at the kaysville hospital
on Saturday,
John G.. NJ Barnes left today for At
antlc City, n j., where he Will attend
the canncries convention.
About fifty young ladies are taking the
domestic science course at the Kaysvillc
city hall this week. under the direction
OF Miss Lizzie A. Mckay of tic a. G..
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DYING MOTHER WANTS
son AT HER BEDSIDE
Special 20 The Tribune.

NTe|IoIl ~ I IH IITUNTIN.
OGDEN Feb I-Chet OF Police
Browning has been asked 10 lend his as
si5tance In locating Lemuel w. Walters.
aged SO years who is wanted al the
bedside of bis dying mother AT $40 Mer-
sirSton avenue Kansas City, Mo.
Two Of the sistcrseof thc missing man
have written 10 tho 'chicf OF police ask
ing that an effort be made To locate their
brother Walters has been working at
Pocatelo and from that city his family
received IFS last letter from him. From
Pocatelo he wrote that he was coming
to ogden.
The police here believe that when lie
left Ogden he won't 10 Park CITY OF BinS
ham canyon Walters VIII probably be-
found working al a restaurant as Il cook
or waiter. according 10 the description
furnished the police by his relatives.
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HUNTSVILLE CITY
NOW IS No MORE
Judge Howell Says That The Ma
iority of Voters Favored
DiSincorporation.
ORDERS ENTERING or
JUDGMENT ACCORDINGLY
Pretty Little Weber County
Town Must Now Look TO the
County Commissioners.
Special to The Tribune.


CGUEN. Feb. l.-Tluntsviile City is no
more. This does not mean tina; the
pretty little town to the cast oC ogden
las been swept from existence by tov-
Eado or flood or destroyed by fire. None
OF these calannitios has visited the city.
and stranger there would never dream
ll!at such is the case. but II is fact
everthcless-Huntsvlll City does not
now exist
In the district court this afternoon
Judge ! A. Howell rendered II decision
IN TING matter OF tds contest OF the cleo
ron dt which the question Of disincor-
ror3iing thc city was voted upon last
November. declaring that tie result of
il was the will Of the majority OF The
Yotecs that the city ne dlsincorpora ted.
Acting upon petition from large
mumhcr Of residents ana voters OF the
l;ttic city, Judge Howell issued an order
prior To tho November election allowing
the question .; disincorporati the city
counted 1t was found that % ballots
had been cast against dsncorpo.ation.
while l3D of tho duly qualified voters OF
tie city expressed taeir desire 10 disin-
corporate.
Six Votes UnaccoRnte6 Fer,
Hsd this been the total veto cast At
tho election the result would not have
long remained in doubt However it
was foGnG, whcu The voting machine was
examined, that eleven votes had been
scattered across The ballot sheet IN blank
spaces where no question or name Of
candidate had been placed TO be voted
'ipon. Dy adding this scatteld vote 10
the total OF yea ana nay Notcs cast on
the disincorporation question. The
judges tultEor learned thGt six votes had
unt been accounted FOG. even In the
blank spaces OH the ballot sheet and had
been lost entirely.
This unusual behavior OF the voting
machine gave the voters who were op-
posed 10 dlslncorpoIatinG tic city an op-
poNtuplty to filc contest OF tho cleo
ton, which was Immediately done Al
tle hearing several weeks .asc. il was
shown tnsJ tho voting machine had been
securely locked before ttc election and
81 arranged that il was impossible for
voter 10 leave tho booth upti he had
voted ono NAY or the other on tho qucs-
iicr. Despite This. there WAS undues-
ii'nabic defect IN the mechanism OF the
r,echinc ON tlie day ot the election IS
shown by the scattered and lost votes.
The Courts Decision.
In rendering his decision. Judge Howell
declared tho I,aattcr is purely q legal and
not political question and thar tic
functions Of the court are only 10 deter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
Mechanic Loses Foot.
special 10 The Tribune.

DTVNIf'I % 7
OGDEN, Feb. l.-James \. Jones. a
mechanic. was brought into Ogden to-
night suffering from badly smashed
foot as result of injuries which ne re-
Ccived near Malad while working with
one Of the motor engines on the Malad
branch OF the oregon Short Line tonight.
The train was bucking snow bank and
had come 10 standstill. when Jones got
out and began 10 work with the ny-
wheel. The engine suddenly started.
catching his foot in the wheel and crush
ing ii m horrible manner. The engine
man was taken to the hospital. where
amputatIon will he necessary, Jones lives
on Twenty third street. between Lincoln
and Grant avenues.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
No Further Danger,
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb AFTER making thor
ough inspection of the Shupe- Williams
Candy company. Sanitary Inspector
Maroni Poulter reported late this after
noon that there is no danger to the
employees of the place from smallpox,
which fl was believed, may have been
communicated by H. ri. Neener, for
mer employee in the boiler room.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
Idaho Pioneer Dead.

Special TO The Tribune,
POCATETL.O. Ida. Feb daniel
kenuey. ST.. enc Of the pioneers OF this
vicinity and Il much respected citizen,
died al his home In Pocatcllo Sunday
morning at 3 o'clock. Mr., Kenney's death
came as q complete shock rs he had
been enjoying good health and worked
all day Saturday before death came on
Sunday morning. The cause OF Mr. Ken
ncy's death was somewhat peculiar. As
a result of Il contraction of the ESQ
phagus Mr. Kcnney chokcd 10 death.
The deceased leaves a widow. two daugh-
tcrs and one son TO mourn his loss.
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Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Fcb. Cupid lh"arted the
efforts Of the parents Of lG-year-cld
Katie Desmond Of Salt Lake today when
they arrived in Ogden In prevent the
marriage Of their daughter TO George
Pouson. When the parents of the girl
reached Ogden the young couple had al
ready bccn married. y reconciliation WAS
effected late This afternoon and the
young couple. accompanied by the girls
parents icft FOR their homo in Salt Lake.
The parents of the girl declared that
their only objection 10 tho match was
the youthtulncss Of their daughter
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Youthful Couple Wed,
Special TO The

Special 10 thc 1rlpunc,
OGDEN. Feb. l-Jcssc Draney, a 10
vear-old youngster and Miss Ruby Foss,
who has just passed seventeen sum
mcrs came all the way from Auburn,
Wyo. To obtain marriage license, and
the necessary permission NJ Pnrlcy L.
DraneY the lads guardian. The petite
bride carried with her the written con-
sent of her mother. When The proper
credentials were produced by the youth-
fll couple. the license was Issued by
DEPUTY Clerk Larson. The happy young
couple left hurricdlv in search OF par
son To perform the ceremony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
Negroes Arraigned.

OGDEN. Feb. Theodore Kennedy
and Thomas Fletcher negroes. charged
with assaults With deadly weapons upon
white men, were arreigned in the dis
trIcI court this morning and pleaded not
guilty Kennedy is the negro who shot
and seriously wounded Wallace Lyon.
miNup in Japanese noodle Joint,
Fletcher. while drunk tried to break into
The room OF J. g. Abel and when the
latter resisted. the negro drew n knife
ard stabbed him. The date for the trial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
Mys. Baxter Gets Divorce,

SOcCTlI 10 TIC TTIDUNN.
OGDEN Feb i.-Bocausc William
Baxter has failed to provide her with the
common nccossarles OF life for the past
four years. and wlllfully deserted her a
year ago Mrs Sarah Baxter this after
noon was granted an interlocutory d.
vorcc by District Judge Howell. The
BaXters were married at ST. John. New
Brunswick June 26, 1856.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
0DGEN RAPID TRANSIT
TO EXTEND IT'S LINE
Snocial TO The TrlhIInc.

OGDEN Feb. Superintendent Jo-
seph Bailey OF the Ogden Rapid Transit
company announces that il is the inten-
ton of the company as soon as the
weather permits, 10 begin the construc-
ton Of n street railway line down Twcn-
10 Wall avenue, connecting with the
Twenty ifth and Wall avenue lines.
The work win begin as soon as the
spring opens, The paving rails 10 be used
on the company's tracks In the paved
district OF the city. which were ordered
some time ago. have arrived and will be
placed in the paved district soon as
the frost leaves the ground.
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Decree Made Final.

Special % The TrIbunc.
OGDEN. Feb. 1.-The interlocutory de-
cree OF divorce granted TO Maria Nerden
six months ago was made final in the
district court this afternoon, Thomas \,
Nerden, fhe father, was given the GUS
tody OF the minor children
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
These to Wed.


Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. l.-Licenses to marry
were issued by the county clerk To the
following today.
Huscy H. Duke. Omaha. and Pearl
Eldrcdee Evanston: Orton Leroy King
and Mary Ethel Tracy, both of Ogden ;
Earl EIunson Brooks and Eliza Belle
Chnd both of Riverside; Jesse Draney
and RUDY Foss. both OF Auburn, Wyo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
Give Your Sion
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County Officers Report.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 1.-The monthly report
of the county recorder filed today,
showed S325.S5 in fees collected in the
office the past month The fees in the
treasurers office for the month were
but So.
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City Marshall is III.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Feb 1.-E =. Evans
city marshal, is confined TO his home
suffering from stomach trouble. Mr.
Evans is i'm a serious condition, and his
friends are anNiously looking for his
recovery,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02

LaGrippe pains that
entire system, LaGripp|
rack and strain, are qui,
Foley 5 Honey and n
laxative, safe and cert
-Scbramm. Johnson, DuI
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Salt Lake City Testimony
S. w. Temple Street

Thomas Hemingway. SIT South
West Temple ST., says: II gladly con-
firm the public testimonial l gave
three years ago in favor OF Doan's
Kidney Pills. This remedy certainly
did me a world of good, l was sub
iect TO bad spells of backache and |
think they were brought on by over
lifting. Shortly after / procured
Doans Kidney Pills at the Schramm-
Johnson Co.'S Drug Store, and began
their use, I knew that did not need
TO fear any serious results from the
backachc and other kidney disorders.
as l steadily improved Before long
Doan's Kidney Pills entirely removed
my trouble and was thus convinced
than they can he depended upon to
give the desired results"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
Christianson n

Special To The Tribune.
MANTl. Feb. l.-The,
Hcdvig Christianson arriy,
from Price. and. after 1
al the South ward assei
inferred in the City "a
ChristiInson for many yes
dent Of Mauti and VA.
Christian Christianson.
several years ago. Her 4
ncr Of Price, and gran
McCartY OF Green riycr
the body here. L
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
For Disturbing Peace.

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Feb. Thomas Rich
ards WAS fined $40 for disturbing the
peace. The fine was paid
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02

l. of Logan. Yesterfla,
gave n very interesting /
and demonstrated some
milk and cream, TODAY
were lccturcd upon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
w. Eighth Street, S.

Mrs. NJ. C. Dale. IS5 W. sth ST.
South. Salt Lake City, Utah. says:
For year or more | had a con-
slant. dull pain across the small OF
my back and over my kidneys, When
When / caught cold. or overeXertcd
myself. l became much worse. and
/ was laid up every now and then for
two DAYS. or perhaps n week There
was also distressing kidney weak
ness IN evidence. Having heard so
many favorable reports about Doan's
Kidney Pills | decided To try them
and procured "a box at the
Schramm- johnson Cos Drug store,
] felt their beneficial effect after n
few doses, and the contents of three
boxes completely cured me. ] am now
in good health thanks to Doan's Kid
ncy Pills"
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Additional News of the
lntermountain Region
on Page Eleven
ACHES .

Why is it dangerous to neglect kidney trouble?
good depends kidneys keeping the blood
filtered free Of acid Sick kidneys allow acid collect and
neglected. lose their power of erng the blood This leads
to fatal Brght's disease dropsy diabetes,
Uric acid rheumatism specks blur before the eyes
gout neuralgia dizzy spells gravel the kid
neys.
Doans Kidney Pills promptly help sick kidneys relieve conge
ion inflammation the bloodng kidneys
and the of troubles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
Cupid Thwarts Parents.

Of the TWO defendants will he fixed To
morrow.
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Salt Lake City Testimony
w. First ST., S.

Mrs. a. Clark: 367 w. 1st ST.,
South. Salt Lake City, Utah, says:
"Doan's Kidney Pills did me so much
good some years ago that | recon-
nended them. That statement still
holds good and you may continue its
publication. ] WAS annoyed by attacks
of back0chc for a long time and often
the trouble was so severe that / could
not attend TO my hnuscwork, There
were various OTHER difficulties which
plainly proved that my kidneys were
at inult: but j was al loss To know
what 10 do. A neiGhbor finally told
Inc 10 try Doan's Kidney pills and
acting ON the advice. procured
box at The Schramm- johnson Co IS
Drug store In n short time after ]
commenced their use the backache
disappeared and since then / have
had practically no need OF n kidney
remedy. Doap's Kidney Pills deserve
all tho praise given them"