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Show LATE FROM DAViS COUNTY. NEWS wpmm BOUNTIFUL, UTAH, FRIDAY, VOL XX APRIL 22, 1910 S. other towns of the county. It is TWO COMPLAINTS FILED isit here. Elder Robinson had WIN THE SILVER CUP .just returned from a mission to only 20 cents now trom here to the southern states, and Ids wife Clearfield. 30 cents to Roy and 33 eauu to Farmington to meet him. cents to Woods Cross. Heretofore Bountiful Held its Third Bond Election Monday, April it was 3 cents more in each case. I. H. Barlow Suini to Quiet Title Sheldon Tanner had Ids arm Bountiful Basket Bali Team Won the broken recently. Jacob Haight has returned from and Geo. H. Rollins for the 18th the Same Number Vote for it as at the Last Wells Hess La Grande, Ore. returned from Much Coveted Trophy Wednesday; Division of -F- inal Game with Centrevilte,, Goshen, Idaho, last week, wlmic lie Elder Bruce .Major occupied the Property. Election but Fewer Against the Proposition. had been to attend the funeral (O' time in meeting Sunday night. L s brolher, Aloroni Hess, who died Bountiful held its third elec- same. WOODS CROSS. lantlms II. Ihirhi'V filed suit m of stomach troubles, after a long The East Bountiful basket halil illness. The interment took nine-aThis election had to he held beAirs. W. II. Smith is at Garland the tion to bond for city waterworks, district court, Tuesday, Idaho. team Deceased won the silver cup Wedtar- was Basalt, with her daughter. Airs. against Monday, which was successful. . cause the parties who were going visiting loseph Wintle ami- - oth- fifty-fivold and is survived day night, which made them thr years ers. to quiet title to certain reai by a wife and several children. The vote for the proposition to make the loan to the city Dr. Rich. champions of the south end forFrank Noble went to Wasatch, estate in located Bnuntitul. Deceased was formerly a resident the Davis was the same as at the last elec- found that the notice of tlm stake. had not been pub- Aloud ay. known as the Georg! Wintle of this place and was higlJy retion, hut there were fewer votes mer election The final game was with Airs. There a full Air. was The infant son of and lished in the newspaper the very large acres of spected. property, and twenty-onagainst it than before. The 'first score being seventoewv at out the turn the funeral litStephen AIoss passed away a water right in Barton creek. election which was held last fall period of time required by law. Del- to twenty five in favor of Iksmli- - The outside wood on work The city has had plans made of tle after 10 oclock Wednesday G. W. Rollins vs. C. O. Rollins bert Stevensons new bungalow, oil was a tie. At the one held in ful. evening from complications that the waterworks 11.1 votes were city proposed there On Wednesday of last week, lower State street, is nearing comFebruary For three years the victors wiH'i followed pneumonia. He was It will he a fine home r for and against bond- and have everything in readiness George W. Rollins et al. tiled a pletion, have to defend this property be- nine months old on the second of when conipletod. in the District court at ing. This time 113 voted for it to start constructio work as soon complaint fore Air. Van fleet is building a large they can call it their own, this month. Funeral services will the as the bonds are sold. and twenty-nin- e O. Rol- porch on the front of his hotel. against Farmington (has. against be held in the South Bountiful LAYTON. lins et al. Airs. Annie Robinson returned meeting house at 2 p. m. todav. is Wheat worth about $1 of a ten visit in from honor The and friends, Saturday CENTRE VILLI CHATS. days' complaint alleges that Tuesday He was the son of Stephen and Imsliel now against $1.19 a year seAirs. her with Julia his seventieth birthday. daughter. plaintiffs and defendants have Alvin Ford of this place and Val- ven!' ago. Air. Smith mother is s still Lottie Jones AIoss. undivided interests in certain Hammer, in Smithfield, Cache e Kays-villMiss Orphia Colemere of A daugher was born recently iev. alive. She was ninety years old Mrs. Edward Siiuaiunns who u- real estate in Davis county numAirs. Howell, wife of Judge derwent a surgical operation Inure last January. were married Wednesday. to Mr. and All's. Adolphus Ellis. 34.74 acres, which plain- Howell, ( has been very sick, hut at the The carpenters are putting the C. F. Hogan returned Sunday bering hospital ree(utly,.waa duitijg. KAYSVILLE KINKS. last accounts was improving. at tiffs asks to have us well as could he expected at,, Ezra Parrishs new apportioned roof oil from Rexburg. Idaho, where he The Bountiful Copper & Gold last accounts. Dr. Sundwall, who is at the the heirs several among according house. attended the funeral of a relaMining Company has had a numto their respective interests. Murray Cowley is acting: ac. David Horsley, the Salt Lake head of the medical department tive. of pictures taken of their minber U. of at the night operator at Farmington, It is also stated in the comU., has a leave of Air. mid Mrs. Charles E. merchant, and family, were up ing property in the hills east of Hogan For the heaves use Semins . absence to do special work in who were hen visiting relatives plaint that the. Bountiful State here, and are going to have a num- Heave Sunday in their automobile, visit, Powders. Satisfact the coming have of booklets printed for dising Air. Horsleys parents and anatomy, during returned to theirn home in bank lias a mortgage on the said ber 30c. turn Price j , at guaranteed. in the east. school year. property for $3,430, payable oil tribution other relatives. 1. Utah.' Co., Abraham, Alillard Co. Drug Layton, The new electric ears for the the 29th day of May, 1910, toPres. Pen E. Rich will leave for A shipment of ladies shoes John Sandal! has purchased! Bishop Kohler and T. Howard line were taken from Bamberger and oxfords, the latest styles, of Byron, New York this Saturday. piece of ground from Judge EUml. Wyoming, stopped gether with interest at 8 per cent. Salt Lake to Ogden Tuesday. The plaintiffs ask the court to Air. and Airs. Strong of Salt have just been received at Shef- over in Alalad valley to look at The several census enumerators John F. Smith has sold hiag&ae the country, on their way home. sell the property if it cannot h in the county began their work in Salt Lake ami moved hi fantasy Lake spent Sunday with Airland fields. Airs. Fred Rich. to Lawton, the latter part of 4, George H. Bishop underwent' Airs. Dr. Alorrison of Colorado divided satisfactorily and divide Friday. week. Air. and Airs. Fardnes of Salt an operation, Monday, for appen- city, CunVrado, is here visiting the proceeds according to the reA DREADFUL DROP. Lake city spent Sunday with ATr. dicitis. He was doing fairly well with her parents. Air. and Airs. Mrs. Thomas Wall, who (utdkflr-weinterests and for such spective A. L. Burnham. and Airs. C. II. Smith. a surgical operation at tfer at last accounts. Silas Burnham was in Alorgan other relief as the court may Airs. John Reading, who had hospital jdxmt five weeks ago. w Call and see our fine stock of and Malad valley, last week, in seem just and equitable to the Banana Stock Takes Tumble A released from tie hospital Sou-d- ay. been quite sick, is better again. PrOspcroifs Resident, of the Airs. Katz, a widow with three ladies' shoes and oxfords. Shall the interest of the Ctali Culvert court and for costs of court. Co. the! a to show deem it from here pleasure arrived County Unloads $3,009 Worth sons, recently George Scofield and conHarrison the and. whether Wade, to desire for has Y. of you Cook $300 to Avoid Assessment, Willey are negotiating for the goods N. FARMINGTON FRACTIONS bay Bp. Syracuse tractors, are building a barn 28x Banana stock has certainly purchase of seventeen and adopted one of the boys and one is or not. H. J. Sheffields. Our city waterworks were out feet and 18 feet to the square, 42 acres of land each in section ISf Air. and Our with was choir home his making He is go- of order a few days, but have dropped with a vengeance. The from E. P. Ellison. Clarence for Eldredge. Airs. Ezra Parrish of this place last evening. It is now fifty ing to raise blooded horses. other day a prosperous resident again been repaired. L. S. Hey wood & Sons Cb. fiarve : and one has gone to live with members strong. Miss Myrtle unloaded of stock the at Rock coal of The brick county work on the and Plenty Lou Parrish Springs family Jones was made power purchased an acre of ground front Bishop assistant organ-is- t Hatchs. for m he had & Sonss Store Company-$3,000 that is of Mountain Green. Airs. Katz Adams paid comat Lagoon plant nearing to Miss Alberta Cottrell. William Bull and family wish is a nurse. few fronts on the extensions This a for land hard cash, ago, years Elder Lawrence Cole who is at to thank all who so kindly assist- pletion. Gentile of J. W. Chase, the general disstreet, which lead up Word has recently been re $300. to save their home, ed is and meats of trying station, The fin in to the the groceries, Salt does Lake dummy penser hospital lie made the sale to avoid the reived from Charles Stayner who has been renting from If. J. Slicf- wearing a broad smile over the not improve much although the furniture, etc., during the fin is down in Mexico (near the Pa- payment of an assessment of ten field, but their lease had last week. arrival of a daughter, Tuesday. expired, talks doctor of his very hopeful A bridge outfit of six cars on cific coast) stating that they.were per cent which had been levied. Airs. Lionel Lowe and baby of so they decided to buy land of" case. At the time, he subscribed for their own and will movetlieir lumSalt Lake are here visiting with the Oregon Short Line has been busy picking and marketing toMen and boys straw hats in fu- Air. and Airs. AI. P. Rock wood. stopping at Woods Cross for matoes, which are selling there the stock, it was represented to ber and buildings in tlicuoar After visiting relatives in Layton, seasonable styles and shapes are about ten same. the upon at $20 per ton. There is a colony him that the stock could not he days. the lady expects to go down to now on sale at Sheffields. A meeting of milk producers--wathis overcome was but of assessed, Utah people there numbering held Saturday night for the Sunnyside where her husband is Dr. Terrill of this place and CLEABFIELD, UTAH. about seventy-five- , by changing the name of the com- purpose of considering the ad via- who have working. .of Layton have Air. and Airs. J. T. Barber and William Ramsey David Stoker, who is suffering about 100 acres of tomatoes pany. ability of incorporating a combeen elected delegates to attend from lung troubles, was still Mr. and Mrs. Frank White atpany to erect a cooling station. A planted this year. The yield, it committee was appointed at said HOLLOW tended the wedding of Alvin the district convention of Wood- quite ill at last accounts. BIG CAVE IN TIME is stated, is very prolific. to solicit subscriptions for Ford and Ophia Coemere in men to be held in Logan, May About a dozen men ami sixteen meeting is Justice George II. Draper fined Perry Burnham, manager of the intention to toiihiL' stock. It 18th. on Kaysville Wednesday evening. Fred Lavender of Layton. $20. the Utah Culvert Co. of Woods dogs had a big time in Caves a s plant. John Graham is figuring on Airs. Agnes Rigby was suddenTuesday for having disturbed a Cross, put in 130 feet of thirty hollow, about two miles and a The Salt Lake milk inspector ly taken very ill last Friday building a $3,000 house and an dance in the Syracuse hall, hist inch corrugated piping, for the half southeast of Boiyitiful, the turned down nearly all of one night and at last accounts was $1,800 barn, this spring. milk haulers customers the latter February. still a very sick woman. She was Haight Bench Irrigation Co., on first of the week. Air. and Airs. Brigham of last week, so he took nam- 9 taken sick about p. m. and was It is estimated that 300 carload the hill where their ditch had George McNeil took his bear part of have to their home returned milk from each of tln'dSf- -. so had that the doctor could not in of cement will be required for washed out, and where scarcely up there and turned him loose pies Idaho. Treasureton, ferent producers to Salt Lake the leave her ipitil 2 oclock the next for the dogs and men to pursue. following day, and had the milk other would hold. the any bottom and sides piping Lee lias cementing a posiwith Taylor is troubled accepted morning. She tested hv a disinterested party, tion in one of the largest mercan- of the Davis & Weber Counties Glaudi Lamb, the night operator They had some fine hounds. her heart. found that only two samples Air. who in tile is houses O. McNeil on S. he L. hut the canal. Stock in that company Evanston, Ry.. left Wednesexpecting to sei! The instruments arrived here of about twenty, went below . out his still runs shows. a on vacation month's to tlu the animal right way so they picture has sold for as high as $187 30 day last week for our newly organtest. the oast. Jajnes Proudfoot received kis per share ized brass band of which George thought they would have one E. Smith has sold the corner II. Judge Ellis lias decided that he .Mocommission mail as carrier Wise and leader is White more good chase. Joseph is going to try to build up the of his lot. six rods front and eight secretary and treasurer. They are nday. SYRACUSE SEEPING8. dots ; town whether any oik cl rods hack, to Wiiford Hess, the Air. and Mrs. Cjrus Warren an now wait'ng for their hooks to MARRIAGE LICENSES. He fifteea has not. or purchased Mr. A daughter was born to Mr. consideration being $900. arrive when they will begin to making their home n Ogden. licenses have recently acres of the John Sill estate and Hess is expecting to build two Marriage AL Mrs. who and C, was Wed dur ice. tract Williams, Layton, George hold regular up .Mr. Hess sonic been issued in Farmington to the is going to cut it up into lots and houses to lent. Prof. Aliller, editor of the Char- ing conference, returned to hi: nesday. meat sell the same on the i time ago purchased a portion of following couples: acter Building, delivered a very home in Thatcher, Arizona, Fri The assessed valuation of the the lot u south pin of B. Freed Goombs Fred Sullivan, age 34, of Salt instructive lecture in the riieeting day. Thirteenth school district is in store from John W. Steed. Caton Wall is suffering with ap- Lake City, and Cloa 1 tiish, aged Airs. George T. Layton has agaii house. Tuesday night. creased $102,000 this year. Elder Wallace Bourne left on a 29. of 1aysou. pendieitis. hut it is hoped will reis been very sick. She suffered Airs. AJargaret Cleveland without an operation. cover mission to the northwestern Miss Mamie France of Centreslates Albert S. Handley, aged 29. and still in bed but thought to bo a partial stroke of paralysis of tin M r. atnl M rs. Frank Flints liahy ' T. Moon A. Elder Wednesday. ville is here visiting with her Lolta Dinwoody. ag 27, both i.f head. little easier. was quite sick this wee Ft. went to the southern states Iasi Salt Lake Airs. George Palmer and childCity. Henry Flint took charge of hi uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs L. S. Ilevvvood has sold his land Friday. Alvin Leltoy Ford, aged 29. of ren of Salt Lake are visiting with fathers pool hall .Monday. Charles Barber. tin C. W. & M. Co. cm. adjoining Elder Wm. T. Steed arrived Centerville, and Orphia Amelia Mrs. Robert C. Jamison am Airs. Palmers mother. .Mrs. Aler-cto Elders Rufus Adams. Williams the north and Barber, here Saturday from lln eastern family and Mrs. W. R. Jainism Smith. Colemere, age 29, of Kaysville. fine line of the latest a We have who on left missions for England slates mission. Elder Steed lires who has left Friday for their new home ii William F. St. John, aged 22, novelties in ladies Airs. Emily Deuel, spring and. in last but Card.ston. Canada, now. was and Violet R. Jenson, aged 19. both week, arc to set said from been spending the winter in Cali- Gunnison, Ptah. summer dress goods. afs trim1mm a of resident this his new has Lewis Iloiacc formerly Boston on April 23rd. place of Salt Lake City. fornia, was expecting to leave mings in great variety, also apron Mrs. Steed came down from Canwhich he i thereon the 18th inst to return nearly completed, Cyril Call and family who hare ada the first of the month to dress ginghams. Farmer and met Excursion Easst Via Oregon building oil the ground he recentl; been living in Ogden for the home. Store. Inion past her husband. They expect to refrom Mrs. Grace Ellism: Line. Short William While painting at Clearfield, J. purchased Ramsey and family or to have two. moved hack turn home the latter part of the David Clarks home was re year B. Coles met with an accident. To into moved Colorathe Samuel Norma . Denver, Cheyenne, month. in this county. from quarantine last week their home week. this Kansas do Pueblo. residence Bis ladder slipped and in jump- leased City. Architect Allens dans for th Elder Joseph Wilcox, who re- St. Springs, Hill Louis. The Street St Omaha, Pipe Line On,. Chicago, ing he stepped onto a nail. SCHOOL TAX LEVIES. new meeting house were accepted turned from a mission to Australia am1 many nth-(- have been figuring on expending; Paul, Alirmeapolis Luther Dalrymple has been ap- He competed with Salt Lake am The following school districts Sunday before last, occupied most points. Tickets on sale Alay from $1,000 to $1,300 on the expointed constable for Centreville Ogden architects. The estimate! have levied their special school of the time in meeting last Sunday. and 14th, June 4th, 11th. 18, tending of their pipe line in erdflfr0th to fill the vacancy caused by the least of the new building is abon tax for 1910: Elder Wallace-Bournalso made 27th. C. Brown, who H. July 7th and 29th, August to increase the water supply and of his farewell talk. resignation District No. 10, five mills. $30,000. 4th and September 14th ami 23d. let a greater number of peopfe-shai- e has moved to Alalad. The Oregon Short Line Ry. Cc District No. 7, five mills. Elder II. S. R ibinson and wife Limit, October 31st. the benefits of the same. The Stake Clerk J. J- Smith, was reently made a reduction in th District No. 12, of one returned to their home in LewisSee Agents for rates and fur- preesed extension would abend-ton. Idaho, last week, after a brief ther particulars. t given a surprise by his children fare between here and some of til per cent. double the supply of water,- BOND FOR WATER WORKS CARRIES t e f Oew-trevil- le, e . -- fifty-fou- - & . . nt Jwfa, hlf s first-clas- Bos-wort- h ( . . , . 1 i y j r - - one-thir- d - |