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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
LEADING EPHRA|M|TE
SUCCUMBS TO CANCER
Frederick w. Christensen, Son
of Pioneers, Dies After a
Long Illness.
Special TO The Tribune.

special 10 j he lrlbnne.
EPHRAIM, May 7.-Frederick W.
Christensen, one OF the foremost young
men OF this city. succumbed to cancer
OF the stomach yesterday after an illness
OF several months, Mr. Christensen had
been In bed about three months, He
underwent an operation about two years
ago from which he recovered, and was
in good health for n few months. but he
soon again became III.
Nh. Christensen took an active part in
religious work and was a man who did
great deal 10 promote the interests OF
this city, He was born In MI. Pleasant
August 2o, 1862. lie was the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. A. Christensen. The
family lived at Mt Pleasant for a short
time when they moved TO this city where
they We're among the nioneers. He was
married To Amelia Jensen twenty-four
years ago. He is survived by his widow
and seven children. the youngest being
only one year OF age.
Mr.. Christensen has been an active
worker in church work in the Ephrain
south ward and served eight years as
counsellor 10 Bishop c. r. Dorius. lie
spent nearly three years in Nor
way laboring as missionary in the In
tcrest Of the Mormon church.
The funeral services Will be held In the
tabernacle Wednesday afternoon at ?
q clock.
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SECRETARY KNOX IS
SPEAKER AT BANQUET

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-THE
Isthmian Golden Gate" was the name
Secretary Of State Knox gave to the
Panama canal In speaking here tonight
at the banquet given in his honor by the
Panama Pacific International exposition
and the Californian Development board
jointly.
On his arrival from Santa Barbara. the
secretary was greeted by Mayor RolDh for
the city, President Moore for the exposi-
ton and former Governor Gillett for the
development board. Mounted police
United States cavalry and the California
grays on foot escorted him 10 his hotel
After an informal luncheon there was
an official welcome from the members
OF the consular corps and then the party
spent the Afternoon in viewing the har-
Dor from the United States lighthouse
tender Sequola. a reception and the
banquet followed
In his speech Mr., Knox carefully avoid
cd any reference to national or state poll
tics
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INTERNATIONAL RED
CROSS CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, May Peace among
the nations and tho dawn OF the day
when Red Cross activities Will be limited
were tho keynotcs OF all the utterances
Of the opening day OF the ninth interna-
tional Red Cross conference, which has
begun ten days session here. Dele
gates from thirty-two countries are in at
tendance.
''lt seems 10 us, Senator Root said,
never again be involved in war. In the
later years there has come to our peo-
pic In America realization that while
the office of the Red Cross Is to miti-
gate The horrors Of war. and 10 relieve
suffering. there is in the spirit of the
Red Cross a necessary antagonsm TO the
spirit of war"
\ message was read from Presid ent
Taft in which the head OF the American
Red Cross expressed the hope that this
conference would bring tho nations repre-
scented closer together in the bonds Of in
termat tional friend shin.
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Salina Wants State Road.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
SALINA, May "A mass meeting
was held in the town hall during the
week In the interest of the proposed
state road and an effort toward Sc
curing the LoSs-creek route. w. III,
Brown reported what had been done and
talks were made by A number of citi-
zens. II is understood that the state
road commission Will visit this locality
and consequently committee Of seven
was appointed TO meet the commission,
entertain them and show them over the
road, The committee consists OF the fol-
lowing. r. F. Peterson W. II. Brown,
John Barnard, r. G. Scorup, Lehi Peter
son, Jr., ]. r Martin and n. McKenns.
Another committee was appointed to
solicit signatures to n petition to be pre-
scented TO the state road commission, the
signatures to be obtained In SslIna,
Aurora Redmond. Centefield. Gunnison
and scipo; This committee consists Of
the following; Frank Herbert. chair
man: T. c. Humphrey. 1.ehI Peterson
Jr, George Long. George Robins, Max
Cohn, A. J. Lewis and Lewis Jacobs.
It is felt in this section that II Justice
is dono the road will come this way
because that will accommodate all the
people north Of Sa1ns.
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For Home Material.

The members of the school board are
unanimous in favor of giving the pref
erence az far as possible to Utah mate
rial and with the exception of struc-
tural steel and small amount of other
material, the handsome building will be
constructed entirely Of material orig
mating in this state.
The board, sitting as committee OF
the whole, held long discussion on
the question Of teachers salaries for
the coming scholastic year. The esti
mated expenditures For this purpose
exceeds the available funds and prom
ised increases in salaries will not he
Forthcoming. new schedule of sal
aries viii be formed by the superinten.
dent of schools and this schedule will
be submitted to the board to be con
sidered at later meeting.
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DIR. BROWNS BODY is
CONSIGNED TO GRAVE

The body OF Or. l.. r. Brown was con-
signed to Its last resting place In Mount
Ollvet cemetery yesterday afternoon, The
funeral services were held at the Ma
sonic temple at & o'clock, attended by
scores OF business and professional mon
The full Masonic lodge ritual was con-
ducted under the direction OF Acting
Worshipfu Grand Master James 3.
White The Rev, r, A. Simpkin delivered
the funeral euogy. paying a high tribute
TO the life and memory Of the deceased,
He painted the character OF Or, Brown
as one OF exceeding worth to the com
munjty.
The pallbearers were l.. a. Cohn. p, J
Nlpper, FL Druehl, s. .. keeler, J., r.
Iudd and William HaNenor.
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Railroad Notes.

i. A. Reeves general freight agent for
the Oregon Short Line, went To Idaho
yesterday afternoon on q short business
trip.
E. j. Bryant, travelling freight agent
here for the New York Central lines,
went 10 Idaho yesterday on q short busi- :
ness trip,
The Denver & Rio Graude has an
nounced ne-fare rate for the Demo =
cratic state convention. May II. and the
Republican state convention. May 10.
The Democrats VIII hold their conven-
ton here and the Republicans at Provo.
The rate applies 10 all parts OF the state
reached by this road.
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BUTT DESIRED TO
REST IN ARLINGTON
BY international News Service.

WASHINGTON. May Directing that
nc he buried in tho Arlington National
cemetery. the VIII of Major Archibald
Willingham Butt. late military aide 10
the president, one ot the victims OF the
Titanic disaster, was offered for nrobat te
today.
Attached TO the will are blue print
plans for monument in Arlington Ceme- :
terry. The sum of $500 is set aside for the
monument The will SAYS:
at my death II Is my desire to be
buried in Arlington National cemetery.
Virginia. Iot No. 1874, southern division,
having heen set apart and assigned TO me
by order of the puartermasteT general
My wishes in the matter are. due to my
desire TO perpetuate In this historic spot
my family name otherwise II would be
9 hardship 10 nc separated in death from
my family in Georgia"
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SEARCH
FOR MONEHAN VAIN

No trace was found yesterday OF Ice
Monehan who left the Judge Mercy hos
pitaI Sunday morning In state Of nerv-
ous delirium, though the police and sol,
the city and the foothills in search OF
him.
Chief OF Police Grant yesterday ordered
the foothills and nearby canyons and
later In the day he appealed to the mill :
tary authorities at Fort Douglas TO aid
in the hunt for the unfortunate man,
Grave fears are entertained by None
hans relativeE.
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MOTHER CLAIMS WAITS
SAVED FROM TITANIC

NICE. France, May Mime. Nevra
til, who claimed that the two waits
saved from the Titanic and being cared
for in New York. are her children, has
identified them by two photographs
sent her, She will sail on the Oceanic
for New York to claim her sons.
According to Nine. Navratil, her hus
band took the children from her cou-
sin to whom they had been confided
pending divorce proceedings. Later she
learned that her husband had gone to
England, and she believes that he took
passage for America,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08

a wonderful stomach. liver and bowel
cleanser. regulator and tonic, the
safest and most positive eyer devised
The dav Of violent purgatives, such
ns caomel. pills. salts and castor oil
is past. They were all wrong. You got
relief but at whut cost! They acted
by flooding the bowels with fluids, but
these fluids were digestive juices. Sy.
rup of Figs embody only harmless laxa
tives. which act in natural way, 1t
does what right food would do-what
eating lots of fruit and what plenty Of
exercise will do for the liver, stomach
and bowels.
genuine, Ask your druggist for the
Full name, "syrup of Figs and Elixir
Of senna,' prepared by The Californisa
Fig Syrup Company. Hand back. with
scorn any Fig Syrup imitation recon-
monded az Hirat as good,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
DANISH BROTHERHOOD
GIVES BIG BANQUET

Haabet lodge No. rs OF the Danish
brotherhood celebrated its eighteenth an
niversary in the odd Fellows hall last
evening The celebration WAS in the ma
tlire OF a banquet. at which more than
Two hundred were seated. T H. Orlob
was toastnastcr and among the speakers
were a. Grundfor V, Pfuffer. "A: NJ. III.
Iund and l.. NJ. Iverson Of Salt Lake
city and I. Tallesen and O. Jensen OF
Ogden. There were present about twen
Iv members OF tic OgdNn hrOthe erhooo
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Only One Roosevelt Delegate.


Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. May AT the primaries held
tonight in the five wards of the city for
the selection of delegates for the Re-
publican state convention to be held here
May Is. eleven of tho twelve delegates
selected are known to be for Taft and
one for Roosevelt.
In the cases Of the First and Fourth
wards the delegates were uninstruct ed
but are known to favor Taft. The dele
gates from the Third and Fifth wards
received positive INSTRUCTIONS for TAFT
while the ono from the Second ward has
Roosevelt Instructions The delegates are
as follows;
First ward-w. *. Stafford, George T.
Judd and r. A Berry
Second ward-Fred A. Huish.
Third ward-Eph Homer, Joseph w.
Dunn and +. NJ Jensen,
Fourth ward-John ID. Dixon and j, Fl
F'risby.
Fifth wsrd-Georse Fl. Brimhall. James
Glove and II, C.. Hicks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08

Mrs. NJ. Bishop. Columbus. Kansas,
suffered from weak back good many
years, as result of kidney trouble. 81
began taking Foley Kidney Pills and
soon after the pain left my back and
today ] am fully cured" Schramm-
Johnson Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
Conference on Loan.

PEKIN, May THE Chinese min
lister Of finance, Hsiung Hsi Ling, at
a conference today with the representa-.
tives of the banks Of the SIX powers
comprising the United States, Great
Britain, Germany, France, Russia and
Japan. admitted their right to know
how the Chinese government purposed
TO spend the money.
The bankers explained the terms on
which they are prepared TO finance
China and the cabinet is TO meet to
mnrroW to discuss the conditions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
Protest Against Loan,

WASHINGTON. May IA protest
against the ratification of the Mica
raguan loan convention was filed with
the senate today by General Francisco
AItschul. former consul general Of MIC
arapua at New Orleans. in behalf oil
the exiled chiefs at the Niearnguar
pact and the Honduran loan conven
tion are expected TO be considered by
the senate committee on foreign rela
tinns fnmnrrnM.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
Swades Are Patriotic,

SO $3.50. 900 subscribed by the public for
the construction of battleship for the
Swedish navy was today presented to
tbe king by q deputation representing
the donors,
King Gustave expressed his profound
gratitude for the magnificent gift and
for the demonstrations Of the Swedish
generosity and patriotism.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
DeMoisy Builds Fences,

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. May T-Charles DeMoisy
registrar OF the United States land office
at Vernal. arrived in Provo this morn
ing 10 attend the state Republican con
vention to be held here May IS. Poll
ticians say that DcMolsy's arrival a
week In advance Of the convention Ia TO
get line on the judicial situation. Al
any rate, the former chairman OF the
Republican county central committee OF
Utah county has concerned himself
more with the politicians hereabouts
than With anybody else. Here Is what
the Vernal Express In it's issue of May
2 says OF DeMoisy's candidacy:
'"rhe first straws 10 be moved by the
political breeze point towards Charles
DeMosy, registrar OF the United States
land office at Vernal. and the judgeship
OF the Fourth judicial district.
at Is rumored that prominent Re-
pubicans in all three divisions OF the
district embracing the counties Of Utah.
Wasatch and Uintah have urged Mr.. De-
Mosys candidacy for Judge OF the
Fourth judicial district, 1t is under
stood that Mr.. DeMoisy will accept the
nomination II rendered him. He will
leave for Provo next Monday to attend
the Republican judicial convention to be
held in that city May H."
The paper quoted perhaps did not
know that DeMoisy and hs followers
were instrumental in having the judicial
convention which had been called fol
May II postponed indefinitely.
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Rates Ordered Reduced,

WASHINGTON, May Railway
rates for the transportation of barley
and malt in carloads from Minneapolis
to California terminals arc respectively
rs and 65 cents hundred pounds. The
interstate commerce commission decld.
cd today that the diflcrcntial of ~
cents was unreasonable and t@t the
rate on malt during the next two years
should be not more than cents higher
than TINT on ba rleV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
llClOUS SYRUP OF FICS' FOR A
Dad LIVER OR SLUGGISH BOWELS
a.. enectlve fruit laxative thoroughly cleans your
' "Ver and 30 feet of bowels of sour bile, poi
h, sons gases and clogged-up waste.

'l6ousnes, cure for sick heada che,
q stomach iona, Tor a sour, eassy, dis,
slsp, ,stSi eostni for constipation, in in,
z ,sqse Of oif'iGlogs All ,Soy Syrup Of Figs
sa sss. liver al and s9'ss siut.shb troubles lies
Alpssifiull' fill''ty y, feet Of Bowels
es uadi1us.ii. u.i poisonous waste ~ mat a.
p biles. asn., fermenting food
your gently moved on and and
'pipt, nsrsm i,susal by morning, with.
dsMt day tomorrowwman,
,np Of FIN think of gentle. efTec
fgs, sSn,ueging yourself. 'o 9o,
Ne anyoaan ysSnna and aromatic csr o'
ne fruit preparation /,
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Mrs. Matilda Thomas Dead.

Thomas and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Schiaeman, died last night at her
home. SGS South Eighth West street. OF
liver trouble. Mrs. Thomas WAS born In
Germany. February %. 1884 Funeral ser
vices Will he held Thursday at . p. m. at
tho Twenty-slxth ward chapel. Burial
in the city cemetery,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
. 1sit Delegation Wins.

Inc Tribune.
d.issstss May 1.-The primary to
Ma =, TO the state conWent,ou N
ast evsn,o ,topo on May Is Was heid
"'ng in the library build
~ Lsvjr lorees. with w. D. Iiv-
siilzena larsen and other pronoi.
for :, made q showing ~ WILL III,
>ssY.lt Se s,ine as IL they would e,nnt
s.fore 'ses iho r, Tor delegates were
| y be cho,ee, primary. of which four
- 70 hi,.'slng III. every nominee was
s PRESIDENTIAL urefersrca GO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
|jj|I71Rs VISIT
/ R. Y. !. WITH sPRY
;,,,bury Of U. of u and ou-
rdntsndsn's Nelson and
Christensen There
oyERNoR MAKES TALK
BpIlins 10 Students the Won
lsdlll Opportunities and
Resources of Utah.
|oyERNOR MAKES TALK

IN 10 The Tribune.
20 Nav Tile Brigham Young
.sr Was honored today by a VISIT
oay.roor william Spry. the presl-
!, ,bs University Of Utah, Joseph
r,,,,h,lry; State Superintendent OF
r Nelson and ID. Ii Christen-
..,r,sndent OF the Salt Lake CITY
,i.l,ors we're met al the depot oy
a., Brimhall and other members
4. eeully and taken TO the Maeser
-, building. After viewing this
| ~. ,ssc returned 10 the university
g. rbe,e they found the faculty and
..,. assembled TO receive them.
-. hail was quickly filed and at
: ~ c,.njne exercises Vice President
~, e,,jsy OF the student body de-
a. address OF welcome 10 the
80 md guests. Governor Spry, In
,sTarts responded to the welcome
.rS.d Ia himself and friends, Re
- n state Superintendent A. g
r. h, expressed the wish that the
1 ~ anei the position so creditahlS.
~ reislned in the position as long
4 rIrht desire 10 remain there. In
. lAris vas no politics. said the gov
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
Jumps From Bridge.

NEW YORK, May 7.-Charlcs Nc
Farland. a despondent chauffeur, slipped
bv tho police guard OH the roadway Of
Brooklyn bridge today and plunged
over the rail into thc water, 1875 feet
below. Sailors on a passing tug boat
hauled him, unconscious. aboard and
brought him ashore, His shoulder was
fractured and he suffered from internal
injuries He NAV recover.
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Loose Funeral Today.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. MAY T.-Funeral services for
r. Edwin Loose, who died in California.
Saturday, Will be held from the stake
tabernacle here Wednesday, commencing
ar D. IN. Colonel and Mrs. G. r. Loose.
the parents and Preston G. Peterson Will
arrive with the body on train No. Of
the Denver & Rio C;rande, due in Provo
at 10 a. m. Wednesday.
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Express Preference for Taft.

Special to The Tribune,
NEPHI. May 7.-Followlng are the dele
gates TO the Republican state convention
elected here tonight. p. j. Tooe. w, A.
Starr. Henry Adams. j. S. Cooper. Alter
mates, Jacob Colman. e. r Booth, e. II.
Sparks Mrs. Alice Edgheill.
a resolution TO instruct for Taft was
rejected. because OF the fact that the
delegates did not wish to be bound in this
way but resolution pNeressipg pref
erence for President Taft was adopted.
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Pioneer of Utah Dies.

Mrs. Christian Teller. a resident Of
Utah since 1870, died AT her home In
Murray last night aged 10 years She
was born In Switzerland, and came TO
Utah as Mormon convert. Seven chill
dren survive her.
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lding Up Utah.

4 Icatier Of building Up Utah,
enernor Spry, "is not simply a
y business. bpt is a sacred legacy
IL pioneers. Those men possessed
ms is recognized BY The grea I
tcday- Mr.. Ryan. the copper
q tderTed 10 Utsh's legislators as
eo Kept their feet on the ground
roy Heat Of In the air. Gov ernor
81 ONO had acknowledged this
sm expressed a desire TO make
as IN Inc state, An iron mag
he east. rrputod h he worth
~ mas similarly expressed HIM
he added that with the open
y ranams canal It would be nee
1N MIN to transfer his operations
.nnsslyania, West Virginia and
ar TO uiah." "'
.ps Tie governor paid glowing
@ ne b. Y university and the
ncn Tho Institution.
q, ~ kingsbury spoke briefly. as
~. eonerlntendents Nelson and
,f,ols returned 10 salt Lake on
n'novn ~. train. expressing them
: "eh pleased with their visit,
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|ls Of Opportunities.

n spr5 then proceeded in speak ~
La On Utah and her people He said
'67ntej 10 see orr BOYS and girls
Ia al home. Tho west has very
ID populated through the swarming
= tilh hive. II is time now. he
|tatd. 10 build up our own COM
|s.slih The young men and women
d EEf1 10 20 out into the commune
IN lhe state ard stamp their desti-
. Ese IN such a manner that their
Ia might 6e felt for good.
E. psrnituni,ies OF the state, said the
M are not ali gone. The ma iority
cr irrigation projects have been
~ through hy men from other
4 bal there are o7po: unities for
\ few years ago some NJ the boys
y Elder county ran horse races on
~ ltvel tract NJ al6ali ground. They
y opportunity there further than
a Er'Dz. Other men came into the
y lfd by chemical analysis. found
~ ground vas valusb ble for the
liartun Of cement. Now the Young
zto ran!thsir horses or the nat are
'ennS shr the luck" did not come
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1. FUNERAL Of Gardner Snow.

60 ne Trlbunc
"A. MA i-Gardner f. Snow of
Al nno died Saturday evening,
t,,a ess Of about two years, was
Nr,. woay Mr.. Snow was one
|Ia ~ ,ss,tttlers OF Manti. He was
|o,bs., warren s. Snow and MARY
I @ah born In Potiowatamio
ams n,e suhe J, 1888. and four v,nrs
n Nm TIE family TO Utah aud
ms al,l as.l He In survived by his
\ 81 81, ,eignt .childron: Edna ,yn9 o
IN JMS'' W .ako, Esther l., WItharL
'Aks, li,oa' iH,.'paek. Perry @. Snow Of
kk " on " moo!ioy. Aida Woollcy.
nnn Clifford n, Snow.
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This showed that eight Of these were
for Taft and sIN for Roosevelt,
-Four Taft delegates. L. +, Anderson,
+. Dyrens, l.. G. Kjar and j, 3 la
cobson, were chosen by small majorities
Of > TO 10 votes out of n total vote OF
l67.
From present Indications there will he
some turmoil among the Republicans
of this county during the present cam
pai-n
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Funeral Of Tailor Hansen

Special to Tho Tribune.
EPHRAIM, May THE funeral of
Tailor Hansen was held at the taber~
nacle yesterday Many relatives and
friends were In attendance. The serv-
ices were conducted by Bishop c. r.
DOrlus.
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Utah Pioneer Dies.

Special 10 The Tribune,
EAYSVILLE. Nav I.-Ahner McFerson
oi Clawson Ida, formerly OF KaysvIile.
Utah died at the home OF his sister. Mrs.
Jacob T.. Layton. In Clcs rfed. after an
illness OF two years. OF Bright's disease.
lie came 10 kaysville about eight
months ago To take treatment.
Mr. McFerson was the son Of Dimon
and Mary Ann McF'erson and was born
September ~. 1sta, in Council Bluffs, Ia.
When a child he came to Utah with his
parents, locating In kaysvllIe.
He was Il veteran OF the Black Hawk
war having volunteered from Kaysyille,
going 10 Sanpete valley to fight the In
dians.
When quite young man Mr.. Meier
son went 10 Lewiston, Utah. being one
of The first six men to locate there: from
Lewiston he went 10 Cl5 wson, Ida, which
had been his home since, He did not
marry.
he viii he Nndne sda