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MOUNT PLEASANT.
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR DECEASED MATRON
Especial Core spondence.l


Mt. Pleasant, Nov. 1.-THE funeral
service over the remains of Mrs. Will
liam Alickelscn of Fountain Green, was
held Sunday from the ward meeting
house. Mrs. Mickclsen was a pioneer
resident of that section of the country.
Thursday evening n missionary fare
well WAS held in the Spring City meet
4 inghouse for Elder Lawrence Olson.
who leaves on the Goth inst, for the
Northwestern States mission.
The Home culture club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Ross Anderson,
on Tuesday. Mrs, o. +. Wall gives
the Myth story: Miss Jane Martin, the
French artist; and Thanksgiving din
ner by Mrs. Andrew Knudsen.
The 2-ycar-od child of Mr.. and Mrs.
William l.. Matson Is Ill with typhoid
fever.
The o. N. o. club was entertained at
the home of Hannah Madsen, Thurs
day evening, Nov. 10.
Mrs. Christian Johnsonireturned from
Salt Lake Monday. She is rapidly i'm
proving from the operation she UNDER
Went while there. ( hi
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NOTABLE. SOCIAL EVENT
WILL BE PIONEER BALI
Dalishtcrs OF Pioneers Completing
Prcparntions for Delightful Enter
tninmcnt Friday Night.

The Daughters Of Utah Pioneers vii,
give their annual pioneer ball next Fri
day night In the big auditorium at the
BISHOPS building, and preparations are
being made to furnish delightful en-
teftainment to those who attend. There
VIII be dancing throughout the evc-
ming, interspersed with a program of.
unique and interesting features, among
the musical numbers to be the favorite
,Oid Plaid Shawl" by Prof. Oscar
kirkham. and ''rhc Songs My Mother
Used to Sing" by Miss Bessie Smith.
There will be old fashioned quadrllcs
In old-fashloned costumes. and other
entertaining features. The grand
march Will take place at . o'clock. Tick
cts are going fast, q few remaining ones
being on sale at the Lion House. The
committees In charge are:
General Committce-Zina Y. Card.
Iiebccca Nibley. Flora h. Horne, Vic
toria G. McCune, Maria Y. Dougall,
Bertha NJ. Gray, Libbie II. Pratt, Sarah
j. Cannon, Eliz. Hayward. Castina
Prescott
Reception Committee Minnie H.
James. Ernmcline B. Wells. Lcnora 7.
Harrington. Susa Y. Gates. Alice NJ.
Horne. Sarah r. Smith, Kate Wells,
Clarissa Williams. Elizabeth Wright,
Elizabeth McCune. Lily c. Wolsten-
holm, Julia p. Farnsworth, Sarah ].
Miller. Phoebe Y. Beatle, Edna H
Ridges. Isabelle w. Sears.
Northumberland E. Merrill. Emily
Payne, Bertha NJ. Gray. Isabelle Smith,
Finance--Laura H. Merrill. Emily G.
Bentie, Rosannah c. Irvine, Annie
Tynch.
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AFTER BIG CONVENTION.
Ladies' Literary Club Votes Money for
Entertainment.

At the regular business meeting OF
the Ladies' Literary club held ycstcr-
day afternoon. the matter OF securing
the 1912 convention of the general fed
GRAFTON OF women's clubss was dis
cussed. and despite the fact that the
local club members are straining every
effort toward paying for their new
club house. $500 was voted to the fund
for the entertainment Of the conven-
ton. should 1t come here.
The board listened to a report from
the secretary, Mrs. l.. +. Hall, sustain
ing the building committee on its ac-
ton In regard to the accepting of the
plans for the new club house. The re-
Gently appointed, press committee was
abolished, and the vote by which IL
was created was revoked. Besides the
regular business of the club. the music
section made It's report to the club III
regard to the coming symphony con-
certs The club members have taken
1 900 tickets to dispose of and the con-
ceits this year will be given on Sat
urday afternoons from to s o'clock
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BRIGHAM CITY.
BATES SENT TO PRISON
FOR TWO YEAR TERN
tsneeial collrsronlanoSs.

t.sl. .N'2Ir'h' NolItslpIlS'ilCc.l 'E1.- III
Brigham city, Nov. 11.-Miss Hazel
Caldwell of this city and Farley D. Lee
of Parker. Idaho were married at the
home of Mrs. Abigail Rosenbaum, the
grandmother of the bride last Monday
evening, Justice J. Francis Merrill Of
ticiating
The flremcn will give a dance in tho
academy next Tuesday evening for the
benefit of one of their members, John
Watkins. who expects to leave shortly
Tor a mission to Great Britain.
Cleveland Bates. who was convicted
last week of grand larceny, was SEN
fenced by Judge Vaughan to spend two
years In the state penitentiary Sheriff
Josephson took him to Salt Lake We'd
nesday morning.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Patriarch John WEIGH, who died at his
ranch at Paradise last Tuesday, will be
held in the Brigham City Fourth ward
lneetinghouse today at II o'clock.
At the meeting Of the county commits
sioners Monday, the report of the coun-
ty poor farm for the year was present
ed, showing that s1.193O6 had been re-
ceived and the disbursements were
sls9.So. which leaves a balance OF
$l,O03.2l.
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NORTH OGDEN.
CROPS GENERALLY GOOD;
DEATH OF PIONEER CITIZEN
lsneclal col1nspon,lencc. )

North Ogden, Nov 11.--Crops were
generally good In this region during the
past season, except sugar beets. which
fell OFF some on account of the drouth.
A large number of cases of scarlet
fever have been In existence in this
region recently. but It was in mild
form.
Elil,u Warren died at his home here
today, aged 81. He was an honest. in
dustrioMs citizen. and had been long
Identified with the history of North
Ogden. He was horn ut Des Moines.
In, on April II, 1925, and came to Utah,
lat an early age. He married Miss
Emma Staley. and eight children and
( 20 grandchildren survive him.
The Republicans had an average ma
jority of % in the recent election in
this precinct, w. Il. Jones was elected
justice and 5B. e. Chatelain constable.
the British mission field on Oct. 81.
The elders quorum has been reor
Eanized with Samuel Randall, presi-
dent. Thomas T.. Orion and James
ELLIS. counselcrs; Farley G. Shupe, Sec
rotary, and Edmund r, Berrett. class
Instructor,
The Religion class has also been req
organized with Flora Dennler, superin-.
3tendent; Emily Chadwick, Nellie
Cooley, Martha Holmes Victoria Mar
shall and Louisa Campbell assistants,
and Maria Spnckman. 'chorster.
Ward conference will be held here
Sunday. Nov. q.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mrs. L. +. Holmes was hostess yes
tcrday at Il luncheon, the table being
covered with n beautiful honiton lace
cloth over yellow silk, and the nap
kins matching. The centerpiece was u
cut glass punch bowl filed with yellow
chrysanthemums, wreath OF the
same flowers fastened with loops OF
yellow ribbon circling the bowl, and
the service throughout being In gold
and white. with the dessert served on
gold plates, and hon bons in gold
baskets. The Hawaiian rroubadors,
stationed in the Turkish den adjoining,
rendered delightful music. Present
were Mrs. ". Montague Ferry Mrs:
Edward S. Ferry, Mrs. D. Moore Lind
say, Mrs. NJ. S. Woodward. Mrs. ELS
worth Daggctt, Mrs. T. G. Weber,
Mrs. George Y. Wallace, Mrs. Thomas
Weir, Mrs, Windsor V. Rice, Mrs. W..
II. Dickson, Mrs. George r. Holman,
Mrs. ]. Walcott Thompson, Mrs.
Thomas Kenrns, Mrs j. NJ. Bidwell
and Mrs. stephen II. Babcock.
Gov. and Mrs. William spry gave a
family dinner last evening In celebra-
ton of the cightyse second birthday an
niversary of Mrs. Spry's father, James
aWrathul, the decorations being IN
chrysanthcmums, and covers laid for
about 20 guests
Col and Mrs. a. b. kessler entertain
their club this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs John William Crofts
announce the engagement of their
daughter Irene, to Albert g.. Brain of
Hull. England. thea,nafriagetfto take
place in the temple In the near future
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Taylor an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, May Rich to Dale Howard Parke.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas G. Thomas. of
Devils Slide, near Ogden. announce
the engagement of their daughter to
Clarenc II. Kramers, the marriage to
take place Nov. 22. 49,
The members of the University club
gave delightful dancing party last
night at the club. the hall being decor,
ated with college pennants, and an
orchestra stationed behind bank of
palms furnishing delightful music. Sup
per was served in the private dining
room The event of this evening will
be the dancing party to be given by
Miss Helen Woodruff at the Country
club.
Mrs. Pauline Sands gives luncheon
at the wilson tOuay, IoiloWed Dy
box party at the Garrick.
Miss Ethel Firman gives an Orpheum
party this afternoon for Miss Ina
Rudy, one of the months brides.
Tho American Womnn's league meets
this evening at the Kenyon parlors. q
program to be given by Mrs John
Reed, Miss Lorccn Robertson and Miss
Edna Pitt.
The II. o. n. Q. club met Thursday
with Miss Jennie Harrington. the dec
orations being in pink and white
chrysanthcmums and the Mace cards
in red. the club color
MIR. and Mrs. William Rash left yes
terdny for two-wccks stay in Bate,
Mont.
The Utah Congress of Mothers held
u meeting this afternoon at Rowland
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CONGREGATIONAL ELECTION.

The Congregational state assocln-
ton adjourned Friday evening. after
deciding to hold the next annual meet
liz at Park City. Reports from the va
rious Congregational churches over the
state showed them to be prosperous.
with an aggregate membership of 1900
and an expenditure of s17,152 for Utah.
work, and sl.S63 for missions and char
tiles. The followin'- officers and COM
mittees were elected for the coming
year: Moderator. Rev. Frank w.
Brainard of Ogden; home missionary
committee, y. ETP. Mills OF Ogden, G..
w. Longnecker OF Provo and Edward
Merrill of salt Lake: education COM
mittee, J. Challon Smith of Salt Lake
and +. w Brainard of Ogden; pro-
gram moderator registrary. G. w.
Longnecker of Provo; resolutions. p.
A. Simpkin, 49, j, German and Miss
Giles; and policy. S. II. Goodwin, L. A.
Simpkin and Elmer l. Goshen.
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
OCCURS NEXT SUNDAY

Ogden, Nov. l2--Eldcrs Feed Smoot
and John II. Smith will be tie principal
speakers at the Ogden stake quarterly
conference to be held on Sunday ut tho
Ogden tabernacle. The usua! :meetinga
at 10 ALL. and 2 pm. will bs; held and
the Mutual Improvement meeting in tbs
evening VIII convene ut O'Clock Presi-
dent i. B. Evans urgently requests n
good representation from all parts OF
the stake and extends n cordial inv-
tuition to the general public. The choir
will render n special musical program.
Mt all of the meetings
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TORREY.
PIPE LINE PR PROGRESSING;
RESULTS OF. ELECTION
Especial Core spondencc

= e
Torey. Wayne Co., Nov. 9.--The Tor
.rey Irrigation company has lumber on
the ground, to continue; work on + the
big pipe line which conveys water
across the canyon.
"A baby girl was horn Oct. 4 to Mr..
and Mrs. George Il. Carroll.
Jonathan w, Gamer is in from his
sheep herd to vote ana attend to other
business. Is
Bishop D. n. Hickman has the woven
Wire fence and iron gates to .e6clpse the
westinghouse lot, and In the near fu-
ture the fence and gates will be put
up, which will protect the trees from
roaming stock. G
Clarence Iuntsman and Miss May
Morrill, of Torrcy will be Joined In
matrimony today and will give
their wedding party this evening. They
have the good wishes oftall who know
them. +
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hall and discussed matters Of Interest
regarding mothers work.

siSkuIuihs iiutiti . Nolh.
Mrs. r. w Dunn gave n childrcn's
party yesterday for her little daugh-
ter Grace, the occasion being her
eighth birthday anniversary. n dinner
was served from Il table having for
Il centerpiccc n birthday cake with
eight candles, and with strcamers of
pink and green reaching to each place
and finished with II box of bon-bons.
Mr. and Mrs. I. a. Benton have gone
to California for a short stay.
The regular meeting of the Free
kingarten board will be held next
"Wednesday morning with Mrs. Elmer
Jones. at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. REEVE Aston entertained the
members of the Chantecler club at a
luncheon on Tuesday, followed by 500,
the table being decorated III yellow
chrysanthemums and the rooms III va
rious shades of the samp flowers. Gov
ers were laid for IL, and In the card
contest prizes We're won by Miss Hazel
Robinson and Lucille Clinton. The club
Pratt.
News has been received OF the mar
ragc Of Mrs. Marie Gloze Whitney
formerly of this city to David Rose,
the present mayor OF Milwaukee. Wis
The British l'raternal society will
hold n Whist Drive on "Wednesday eve
ming next In the Harmony hall, Com
mercial club building. south West Tenn
pie at s o'clock. Prizes will be given
to the winners. a large number Of
tickets have been sold and an enjoyable
time is expected. Tickets NAV be had
from members of the society. II Is
proposed in connection with the above
society to form u dramatic and
operate club Those interested can
get all particulars next Wednesday
night at the hall.
DIR. r. w. Stevenson returned this
week from Ocean Park. Cal, where lie
has been spending a few months with
his family who will remain in Cali
fornia for the winter
Robert Owen sweeten, son of II. L..
Sweeten and II Salt Lake boy. Is now
in Chicago studying piano and and corne e
The Old Maids club of Fourth East
met on Thursday evening with the
Misses stevenson and passed n delight
full time. music and refreshments be-
ing features.
Mrs. H. II. Cantner entertained the
members OF the S. C. club on Tues
day, the rooms being decorated in pink
and white carnations md the amuse-
ment being 500. Present were Mrs. w.
W. Cluff, Mrs. Alma F7drcdge. Mrs
C. o. Dee, Mrs. o. G. Hemmingway.
Mrs. ]. H. Waters. Mrs. David Mat
son, Mrs w. C. Price Mrs G. a.
Light, Mrs. ]. T. Hobson. Mrs. G. II.
| Mrs., A
Cantner, Mrs w. H. Rash, Mrs. d. b.
Houtz, Mrs. w. w. Cluff, Jr.
The Y. w. C. A. has moved to the
new quarters. 40 south Main street,
and on Monday will keep open house
for visitors. during the afternoon and
evening. The board of directors and
secretary, will form the reception COM
mittce. and music will be a feature.
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JOSEPH HOLTHER DEAD
AT EASTERN HOME
WAS Former Resident Of Ogden. and
Remains VIII be Brought Here
For Burial

Ogden, Nov. 12-Telegrai advice
has been received by Mrs. L.. j, Holther,
sr., Of the death OF her SON. Joseph, Mt
Pckin, H., which occurred AT that place
on Thursday afternoon MS the result OF
an aattack of heart failure. The de-
ceased is we'll known here. having been
u resident OF Ogden he major portion
of ills life He, was 80 years of age.
The body Will be shipped to Ogden to-
day, and vii! arrive here Monday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock, the funeral will
probably take place on Tuesday after
noon. The body Will be accompanied
home ny his Wife!
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WILL Nor pISBANp.

! Provo. Nov. PA meetir' of the
county Democratic central committee
and the nominees on the Democratic
ticket for the election just closed met
yesterday in the office of County
Chairman w. F.. Giles to consider the
question of formally disbanding the
Democratic party organization. The
opinion of those present was generally
opposed to such action, us they bcliev-
ed that in two years from now the
Democratic party would succeed in the
nation, in which event they felt sure
OF Democratic success in Utah.
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SENTENCE POSTPONED.

Provo. Nov. 12.-Thc sentencing of
Henry Vincent for disposing of whisky
to Policemen F'erre and Hardinr has
been postponed till Tuesday, as his
attorney. A. G.. Sutherland, could not
come down from Salt Lake today.
Justice Noon imposed a s50-fine on
Steve Johnson yesterday for giving a
glass of beer away a few nights ago.
There was no prctense that Johnson
had made a sale under the guise OF
giving the beer away-just treated O
friend from bottle he had bought
but the city ordinance. which makes 1t
IN offensc to "sell. give away or 9TH
erwise dispose of Intoxicating liquor,
was invoked s'.f
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SUIT DISMISSED.

Ogden. NOV. l2.-on the grounds of
contributory negligence. Il nOn-suit has
been granted by. Judge j. a. Howell in
the district court in the case or VIII
liam Morgan, administrator of the es-
tate, of David Morgan, deceased,
against the Ogden Union depot, April 4,
1907 and the evidence showed that
Young Morgan had climbed up between
two cars and was wholly responsible
for the accident which caused his death.
The court also held that the charge OF
rarelessness on the part Of the rail-
road company had not been clearly
proved
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DIVORCE SUIT EIILlp.

Provo,t Nov. 12.-Andrew Ferguson Of
Lake; Shore has commenced suit for
divorce against Hattie Ferguson on
the ground Of cruelty. consisting of
living at the home of MILFORD Angus
Of Spanish Fork, and of showing a
degree of affection for said Angus
which is objectionable to plaintiff.
Plaintiff asks for tho custody of four
minor children and that the custody of
the youngest child, 16 months OF age,
be given to defendant. The parties
intermarried at Lake Shore, Jan. g.
JOan
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HALL COMPLETED.

Murray. Nov. 12.-Tnylorsvillc ward
has Just completed n, two-story pressed
brick amusement hall ut n cost OF s1b,-
900. 1t Is said to be the finest amuse-
ment hall In the church. The, lower
floor Is fitted up with 'clhss rooms and u
large banquet hall The upper floor has
a dance hall. 4oXs0 feet. With stage
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Murray State banks new build
ing has been completed and the bank
has been moved to the building.
Mtshop Michael Mauss Of Murray
First ward has moved into his new
home on Vine street. The house is a
beautiful two-story pressed brick build
ing and reflects credit to it's owner as
Well as to the town.
j, w. McHenry has imported 800
pigs from the east. Mr.. McHcnry has
Bought all the pulp from the factories
,locnted here,
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INJ,tnED ny EXPLOSION.

Ogden. Nov 1l.-Johnny. the 7-year-
old son OF ]. Winslow of Plain city,
WAS badly burned by an explosion Of
powder today. He with several COM
panions. was playing near the Winslow
home. when the powder was touched
off by afcompanon before the Wins'ow
tyounsster had time to get to n place
of safety. The childs body was badly
burned and 1t is believed that he in
hailed the flames.
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PROMOTING pURE UCI,

\ Ogden, Nov. 12--Ogden's ice supply
Mil be pure, IL tile present plans OF
the city board of health are successful.
IN examination Is being made of all
Ice ponds In the district anil, ASIA re-
suit. Two ponds have been condemned
because Vt wits found that the water
supply wis in an unsanitary condition.
Several new ponds will be built be-
fore ice making weather sets in and
there'is every reason to hope for greatly
Improved conditions over past seasons
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and accessories. The hall will open
With u grand ball Thanksgiving night.
The ward authorities will be present
That evening, and will open the hall for
use with fitting ceremony.
Adam Sharp of Taylorsville, who has
besn IN the western states for the
past three years doing missionary
work. has returned and Is rejoicing IN
happy union with his family and
frlends
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PAI,oWAN.
(Snecinj CORE spondence. ]

-TT--7 49, sNT'VTTITT -
Parowan Nov. 9.--The election re-
turns received so far give the fol-
lowing majority: Howell, 20, Straup,
1885, Lunt. 200, Day, 1873. The county
ticket will be Republican by majors
ties ranging from so to 200. Kanarra.
Statelinc Modcna, Lund and Gold
Springs are yet to be heard from
Republican majorities will be Increas-
ed when the full returns are in.
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State Election Returns.
I,1CIlFIELD.

Especial Correspondence
Richtield, Nov. 9.--Howell 100,
Erickson 100, Smith. Socialist. 10,
indicates the party vote here. p. f..
Peterson for representative. j. ~.
Heppler for commissioner, a. n. Law
son for sheriff, II. n. Hayes for at
torney. May Baker for recorder, c. w.
Powell, Jr., for Treasurer. Democrats,
ran ahead OF their ticket. VIM.
Johnston was elected Justice and Wm.
Frederickson constable, both Demo-
Gratis. .s,.-lg
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PARTY FOR CHOIR LEADER;
LARGE HALL COMPLETED
lsneclal Correspondenee. 5

Murray. Nov, l2,-The Big Cotton-
wood choir sprang d surprise on their
leader Wednesday night. It was prac-
tise night md when the leader, w. II.
Arlington, arrived. he found himself
among n jolly good crowd. Rcfrcsh-
ments We're served and dancing fol-
lowed. Tonight the choir will give a
concert in the ward house.
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CHANGES IN STAFF
OF SALT LAKE & OGDEN RY,

Ogden Nov. 12.--Foi;owing tie rcsig-
nation of Samuel Halvenson az general
freight and passenger agent of the Salt
Lake q Ogden Railway company, with
headquarters at Ogden several changes
have occurred in the ofIica. staff of the
company. u! L.. Brldeson has, been mp
pointed freight and passenger agent.
Eric struck has beer appointed assist
ant agent of the COMPANY,
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DEATH OF CHILD.

William, the infant son of Mr., and
Mrs Ira l.. Winder. died Friday aft
ernoon at the family residence, 2O53
Douglas avenue. The funeral will be
held this afternoon at the residence. the
Rev. ]. F.. Carver officiating. Inter
ment will take place In the city ceme-
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| LOVELE,, WYO.
STATE ROAD BUILDING
LAUNCHED in WYOMING
lfsnec!nl 10 The News..

lItff9'0 ~ tSnPCUII" 10 THt- NEWS,J I'M
/. Lowell, NVSo., Now. 10.-rhc Business
MEMS club and city council have n road
day today. Volunteers are at work.
100 teams and 100 men paving Main
street eight blocks with cement graz
vel. Tic ladies of tile town serve free
dinner and the orchestra furnishes a
free dance ut night. Thus Lowell takes
the first step inztIie good roads move
ment in. Wyoming
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DUILDING opERAr1oNs.

Ogden. Nov 12.--Owing to the ex-
tremely open weather. building acttvi-
ties continue with n zest seldom Seen
Mt this time Of the year. Many build
ing permits arc being taken out daily
ut the city engineers office. Cragun
Brothers. Wholesale produce and com
mission merchants. are beginning the
erection of n. modern business block
on Washington avenue, between TWEEN
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MILLS TO LECTURE.

Ogden. Nov 12.-'i'he high priests
quorum of the Weber stake viii hold
their monthly priesthood meeting Sur
day at 1880 am, In the Second ward
meeting house. Elder John NJ. Mills,
viii be the speaker his subject being.
"The Dark Oaks of America"
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WASHINGTON COUNTY,
1speni.l corresnondence.A

Especial COfftSpOnUtNcr.J
St George, Nov. 9.-irhls county gives
Erickson 1858, Howell 719. Smith 8. ID.
II. Morris, Republican, is elected state
representative over i w. Inlay, SIS to
66S. Tolton for state senator receives
7SS, Lunt. Republican,. 69i.