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Show Western ternal and an Troubles, has prepared the local authority valuable on in day. and has animal as farmers. been plant in industrs for a an aid His productive anatomy and _ fev palate. today Buy good! Legal Barriers Keep Girl in Courts. but Suit Not patnological| Ogden, Jan. ney. the district Municipal Fb ilginto e the a serous ome an opening bloat, to be came youth down from joined SCTIOOL Purlough WIHIL question which will be carried to the involves an the laws governing of children under The question cipally in the « in which posed to be 18 years « with th embe zalement from the N, O has vibrated case another, each no JSurisdicuior rmed with with more arguments county attorney * this morning. preliminary cornerec urgument Statutes wer Judge Murphy nevs are there} Weather will McLean, New Club to Members, Jan, 22.-<At Commercial club held tonight, J. Whiteeotton presented the elegant leather >in the parlors of the was appointed to > gathering of the United CommerTravelers to be held June. The ener Rovlane R. J. W. ana and: W.: K. SpatThe railroad Soa Ge orge Brimhall -dto; arrange, for CG alifornia to be taken in the near ree new Benj Benland, Joseph pe . > accepted: ates, Willlam sora n A. Su . Houtz L. . FF. G. Richmond, Pak Dd o Yr ASS ESSOF is Corps "ioe hi follow Commissioners of WANTS A HALF TON OF BALLOTS?| usin. ‘tive sorvicy wut be 2 tween t! as fuel can Sane Wm... Eceles, An odd example of} Ozden, Jan lmills of the Oregon the working of the law is evident tn Hood Rive confronting Clert | consigned been has him To Mattison the court Supreme clerk of the the by contest |speetor in the ballots {n the Hamer-Howa ell half ton of j dustry, is back amounting to about papers. The ballots were exhibited it has been the cast before argued wts case the When the advised clerk Supreme court in} place no had he that judges WHe He pallote. the to store probut as the law told to burn them, part are in a case exbibits that vides destroy record #nd must not be of the order this out carry wot did he ed the ballots to County he shipped Then to acwho has re fu Mattson, Clerk e railroad company cept them from th the the Attorney appointed $63 per jnamed James asfistant month by the « " | The funeral | will be held ut ing louse at | ernuol. The the ssidence Baca en the } peta 12 o'clock on ‘be of one in ers will At Provo if need out the is have not Grove at of some will fuel Pleasant direst be that schools week The present, coal in condition but a is to forth- school is oth- few days. net much better; one car of coal came to th e ards today and was sent out in 500pound lots. sere is nothing In sight fou ; 1 committee on public schools of EB. E ggertsen which L is chairman, eee a memorial to be presented to Governor Cutler and the legislature, y ee MINERS Park ELECT City Hospital Yesterday in OFFICERS Stockholders Annual Met Session, Park. City, Jan. 22.-The stockholders of the Park City Miners' hospital met last evening in the office of the 5 ark City Miners' union to elect a board of directors. The board and officers who were elected are as follows: David Baxter, president; Fv C. Getsch, P. Langford, secretary and. treasurer; Bartley _Me- Alfred Fairhurst, J? F. Flanagan and John W. Patrick. TY salaries of the hospital physiclans were raised. The corps Is composed ee three leading ee of Park, DEG Wilsc Dr. E - LeCompte and Be Sy J Bardsley. Woman's ee Meets. Park City, Jan. 22.-The meeting of the Woman's Pecitiae um at "the home of Mrs. L. E. Hubbard yesterday was the most successful from the point of attendance that the club has Red during this year. Mrs. B ht gave a good paper on "Prueucal Housekeeping." and Mrs L, Petersen gave her ideas on "The Dining Table." The meeting adjourned with the singing of ‘‘America." Mrs. F. L. Petersen will entertain the club next Monday at her home on upper Main street Mrs. J. M. Martin will conduct the jesson review on ‘The Austrian Bauer. Two papers from the reciprocity bureau of Salt Lake City will be read ----- ---2-~ GOOD TIME "Basket Good Ball' Time eo AT KAYSVILLE. Promises to Provide for Young People. Kaysville, Jan. 22.-The uvuxiliary organizations of Kaysville are preparing for a great social entertainment to be held in the Kaysville music hall Friday ev rening. The affair is termed "basket ball,"" the women comin & to the party aie peekete: filled wita good things to eat. An auction will be held after all have aiaived, the lads buying the suppers for their lassies, a this way meeting the expenses of e There will be a concert given in oY W dely. Kuown onecr Answers Davis Oo Copper af- Being TO County Call. ---- - Pees INCREAS RESDRVE. from Valley Range District Woodside Which have So Jan reached -From Woodside, reports it ap- pears that it is the intention of the inited States government to place the Range Valley mountain district, the summer range for ecattlhemen and sheepmen, in the forest reserve. t is said that persons who bought government land in that vicinity in good faith have had their contracts returned to them annulled Woodside few Hus Veverish Vine. Woodside, Jan, 22.-This community was thrown into a fever of citement Jast Saturday and imany thought that there had been an earthquake at some nearby point. Many people prepared for succeeding shocks by packing their household effects ready for a hurried departure from the place, fearing a repetition of the iwful scenes, in a modified extent, that have attended the earthquakes in larger places recently. It developed that the disturbance wus caused by the explosion in the coal mines at Sunnyside, twenty miles distant. -_-_-_----o?> TParmers oe" Active lo Tremont, Tremont, Jan. 22.-The Farmers' Protective union has electé: dd John P. Holmgren president, W . Hanson, as viee president, Willlam Miller as secretary, and Moroni Mortensen as treasurer. The union will build storage bins for eoal during the coming tear. and will intall machinery for cleaning lucern seed and grain <A carload of machinery has already been ordered. The past year has been very successful, can Funeral of Slain and Nephi Alma snow Coates Farnsworth caught at above the which of of in this the came Erick- city Fairview Huntington Fairview last and were coal heavy mine fall Saturday, of and were forced to dig their way with shovels for miles through snow in orer to get out alive. | Their experience was an unusual, unpleasant and dangerous one. The three men had been at the nines all winter digging coal. The road had been kept open constantly prior to the last storm, Last week's heavy snow fall covered the ground at the mine to a depth of five feet, and it was evident to the miners that no more teams would reach them this winter, and that if they wished to save their own lives a trip out through the snow would be necessary. Accordingly Sunday morning they started, the three men with provisions and bedding strapped on a horse Which had been at the mine. They found the snow too deep for walking, so were obliged to use their shovels and open a path for themselves and the animal. All that day and the next, the next and next they continued, digging away in the snow for dear life's sake, their object to reach the valley ee la short twelve miles disant.:* The ‘st two nights they used te pediite nd fared fairly well, excepting that they were a little short food. Tuesday the horse got into a snow drift and stuck fast. The animal was too weak to free itself an the men too weak to give assistance, so they were obliged to leave it. <As their bedding was on the horse Tuesday night found them silting around « fire, cold, hungry, tired and sleepy, with the outlook anything but encouraging. The oe morning 1ey started bravely out and before night were fortunately met by a resculng party which administered to their wants and saw them safely home, none the worse for but not desiring to repeat their hard experience. Structure Vill NEW Rapidly Be Missionary. Draper, Jan. £2.-The funeral of George Terry, the missionary who was kWled in the Shoshone Indian. reservation, was held in the Draper ward youse last Saturday, The services were largely attended, and interment took place in the Draper cemetery. his leg had been weight, and an mire revealed been broken Miss The reptiles were squeezed very Hat being not more than a sixteenth of an inch in thickness but were the usual width. Their impress in the wood is as distinct as though made by a steel die. How they could have Pore imbedded in the tree is a myster The lizards are over two (nok long the body being about an ineh in length and the tail a little over an inch, The bodies were quite soft and pliable when taken out, this condition being due to the moisture of the tree There were 170 rings between the spot where the lizards lay and the surface of the tree, indicating that all of 170 years have elapsed since the little reptiles were enmeshe They have excited no little curiosity mn town and have been secured oO, . Borg, who will preserve them.- Hichie ld Reaper Briets. Richfield, Jan. 22-A. M. Goslen of Salt Lake City is here buying cattle. He is preparing to ship to Grand Junction. Judge Erickson was down from Manti yesterday to sit in the case ef A. B. Williams vs. John N. Packer, Marion Packer and J. F. Chidester. The suit was to quiet title to. the lot upon which Mr. Williams now lives The prayer of the plaintiff was grantal At the annual meeting of a stockholders of the Sevier Valle Cana company yesterday, the pauerins men were chosen as officers and directors for the ensuing year: ea Ez Segmiller, president; Joseph gden, pvice president; A. P. HoeeueeaT secretury and treasurer; Simon Christensen, J. L. Staples, G. A. Staker, Robert D. Young, directors. Joseph L Jensen, charged with failing to provide fer his family, was taken befere Justice C. B. Jensen yesterday, where he pleaded guilty to the charge. He was given 90 days in the county jail. Judge Jobnson, William D. Livingston and John Cherry are down from Sanpete attending court, Piute County Jurors. Junetion, Jan. 22.-Following is 4 list of the persons who will serve as petit jurors fer the February term ae the Sixth Judicia! District court, sitting in and for Piute pote W Gass, Circleville; A. J. Meter, Kimberly; Thomas A. Kitchen, Junction; J. ©. Harris, Junction; Silas Munson, Marysvale; James Griffith, Circleville; J. T. Luke, Junction; E. / Bagley, Greenwich; Charles Mortinson, Greenwich; James Stokes, Marysvale: James L. Ruby, Circleville; Jas. H. Sudweeks, Kingston, Jacob Gottfredson, Circleville; C. W. Allen, Circleville; People Cuff, Marysvale; Alma Savage, Greenwich; Joseph EE. Dennis, Marysvale: Paul Jenson, Greenwich; John MeWdwards, Kingston: re Richey, Circleville, William Manwell, Greenwic h; M. W. Warner, Junetion; F. Dalton, Marysvale; Ephraim Eyrett, Kingston; Horace Morrill, Junction, pinned inspection the fact Baby With the election Welch beneath American the by Dr. Pugthat it had Arrives. Pork 2, pelt establish financial an transfer ces at any piace or places in the U nited States." Instead of Article 7 add the follown "The smiount of enon share of stock at the par or face value is ten ($10.00) dollars, a the limit of the capital stock agreed upon fs five hundred thousan (300,000) shares of. the denomination ind par value of ten ($0) dollars." After the word ‘the' and instead of ‘the word "majority" vie ae 4, Article §, add the words "a nlu Instead of Article 9 aud the followne: "Recular meetings of the board of directors. shall be held, -without, noi pany ws t! of 3Hston, at an ho to be fi by the bourd. A maJority of the directors. clecte or appointed and qualitied shall form a quorum an i ansact th usinesa and exercise the corporate powers of the corporation, and ajority of the lirectors office .shall be» present at ythe Ito tr: Mase tion of any business except adjour Spe celal hisetiven of the illed by the president (5) days' notice to board may be upon. giving each director Briefs. keep the books of the company. outAmerican' ‘Fork, Jan, 22.-E. H. -- of the oes of Utah, at' Boston, Boley was given judgiment In Justice or at ch other place or placen * may "frost thme to time deters Hunter's court this ee tok $237 jas they ™m ' and costs against Mrs. FE eDonald, Pe instead of Article 1) add the followproprieter of the MiGponald hotel This suit was brought by Mr. Boley The capital stock of Shis corporaagainst Mrs. McDonald for groceries j tion shall be non-assessable" and meat which the latter had purAfter the word "und'' on ‘the fourth chased at his store, and for which she | line of Article: 1B. add the follow ig: . "Each a al meshing therefailed to pay fter shall be he t re and after the word tharles Ty ng, who has been in ele "Monday," on. the fourth ane of ArLake the pust week, where his wife j ticle 13. add the words, "of October." has been quite ill, returned lo Keaeri- b pat the end He Article 13, - ag a can Fork yesterday Roy Galispie, who has been working at the Wyoming mine for Ty Bros... came down the canyon a0y jes, to be snowshoes Sunday. Sinee then he $| nore des been ill, and contined to his Ente pr meet they the Grant hotel wh shall be pained therein, ohn Dunn, who has been pending ae d proxies shall pout evaalia Stee au final adjournment of as ie school in Bs Provo this winter, bu peas | confined weeks pe= ablo to to his home with a disease be on the of th oy the eet - -----_ - o->-e- - Grove - - Burglary. Pleasant Grove, ‘Jan: entered the Adamson aad madoorlty In caning and holder cyes Ans Samuel Waycaster, who was seri ously. if] last week, is improving. Pleasant cedar tree in the mountains west of Richfleld has been the tomb couple of young lizards for at least years. Such was the discovery made by Alma Neilson last week while ot ng up a cedar tree into" stove yoo The tree was a very large one, more than 15 inches in diameter. The two young lizards were imbedded at least seven inches from the outside of the tree. The wood surrounding the young reptiles gives: no evidence of having been disturbed at any time. It is without a flaw except the imprint of the lizar House Morgan, Jan. 22.-The home of Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Welch was made happy| yesterday by the arrival of a baby 5 ---------_____- Montti. A INJURED. Wesident Victim of a Which Fell on hn. Morgan, Jan. 22.-W, F. Cook met with a patti accident yesterday, and is now confined to his home, nursing a badly broken leg, hes Cook was passing the lumber yard yesterday ata = when skids were be ing piaced under a small building on the grounds, "orepkratdes to moving another location. et bullding was raised on A gee: and as Mr. Cook stepped up te st ihe workmen, one of the Jacks mipoed from under the building. The effect of this was to throw the building on {ts side, Before Mr. Cook could get out of the way, Completion: Next Payette, Jan. 22.-The construction work on Payette's new depot is almost completed and all that remains will be the finishing and interior woodwork. The new station is rapidly becoming a thing of beauty and will be a fitting ornament to the flourishing city of Payette. ‘The structure is of fancy pressed brick and stone and provides ample space for offices and waiting room ae date for the opening of the depot has been set for February 15, and it will "undoubtedly be ready by that tim he depot there will be parking. done a the place made a beauty spot for the city. i b. COOK BADLY W. Morgan DEPOT Nearing Opened was not broken. Pleasant Grove, Jan. °22.-Two somewhat serious accidents with 22 aeee rifles occurred here this week nd the eee are nursing - their NOTICE OF SPECL \L ee OF ee tirele and vowing to be more careful STOCKHOLDER in the future, ow illie Kirk, 12 yea A er NOTICE IS nae on THAT age, was shot by a playmate who cildentally discharged his ritle MElore Utah corpora will be held at the he had it to his shoulder. The bullet off { Edw mith, 616 McCorstruck the unfortunate lad in the ick bail ae Salt a y, Utah, thigh. The physicians say that the T, wound, while painful, will not prove 1907, at the hour of 0 o'clock dangerous. Said meeting js mg for the followThe other eee note occurred in a ine purposes, to To consider ed: is es upon the quesa manner and nearly cost John tion ot Sees ae eee of inWalker of Linden his life. He was corporation of ham Metal ae near a window reading. His Mining company, me oar to lowing parson Was oulside and shot at some birds. He missed the birds and struck Instead of feted 4, add the followthe limb of a tree. The bullet glanced and was deflected toward the window, | fhe principal and general place of It struck the window, broke the glass, | business of the" corporation shall be and, Ae Mr. Walker had not: stooped in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake county, of Utah, but the board of diover to pick up a paper from the floor | state rectors shall have power to establish the taint would have pierced his rt _ OOo PAYETTE'S Richfield Mountain Indicate. 22 sen 22.-Louis PETRIFIED LIZARDS . / +} FOUND IN OLD TREE Woodside, Ja n. -A car of copper ore is. being "‘Joaded from a claim near here, and if the returns from the shipment compare with the results of the assays, there will probaus be great excitement oecasioned. It is said that the property is situated in a belt of high grade ore, and that with the opening of spring there will be a great invasion of the mountains surrounding Woodside by prospectors Keports Mt. Pleasant, Jan. the Kaysville, Jan. 22.-Mrs. Elizabeth Thornley, wife of John Thornley, one of the pioneers in Davis county, died general debility yesterday morning at 4:10 o'clock Mrs. Thornley was born in 1830 at Preston, Lancastershire, England. She became a member of the Mormon church in 1838 and emigrated to Utah in 1862. Mrs. Thornley is survived by one son, Henry Thornley of Layton. The funeral will be held in the Kaysville meeting house Thursday afternoon. interment. taking place at Kaysville of. the. enterprises sed down. for scHing at. $30 purchased only that Wood. brings and is very seares Saturday the teachers wlll meet in monthh Institute Porites Deputy Sherif! Dave who is now supervisor ie ‘hare ston Reserye, with ri evi NG shaking hands with fiers acquaintances After matters here hie Nevada, Where he has : case ugainst the Luinber company James Radcliff, of G guest of Mayor J. Ho reports county this Widow were appointed county Yairtield Mar ining. F. A, Thomas; Johnson; Alpine American Fork Pleasant Grove, Martin Willard. Wofford; Brown; Mapleton Thompson: Spanish Fork, Robertson: Thistle, Coltd@n, and Clinton, N. C. Christensen; rn. Christensen Aitkens; 3enjamin ) Payson, Gorman. E Santaquin and Spring Halladay; Goshen, John following appointments 5 ‘ Deputy Fish and Game Albert H. Oils 1 county hysicians, J«.M..llenry, Varner, Spanish Fork: Br, Wat Lehi U tah person had is no time to call an expe rienced vetpipes that erinavian, With proper instruments, to! The damage perform the operation To this jt ts is comparativels kindly suggested that the owner get streets have been himself a trocar and cannula, mad and dangerous purposely for this business, from any} surgical instrument house, then do thi operation properly and. asceptie yp BILL POR CONNOK } himself. Or, in the. case ere it necessary tO use the Knife, secure he Senutor sutherland services of an experienced veterinarjan to immediately suture the part of Measure the allimentary canal incised by the gden, Jan 22.-In : operator, place the wound and. surich have been written to Se ters) rounding tissue in a cleanly condition George Sutherland he and suture the ovening in the abdommonument to General inal wall, thus giving the animal th Puneratl of Mrs. Collins the founder best chance possible for a speedy and Jan 22:- relation to complete recovery, and the beef con-| Alfreda ¢ ‘ollins was held this ed for the sumer a better assurance that he will at the Third Ward heen received from his s not get meat rendered+ unwnolesome The speakers ae as follow by fever." John Johnson, 0. ator Sutherland Taylor Interment cnowledge the eipt a S2 ory. relation ‘elation to COAI. SHORTAGE RELIEVED ‘ er em edsantafavor ro of Jz in oe! | in ‘the city cemetery, funeral of Charles it to the held this afternoon ut Cor or TI ne in the city cemetery Nine Cars of Precious Carbon MaShand s for your evident absence expects to put terialy Vid Ogden Houscholders. ones part iB cession he The services at Ogden, Jan. 22.-The arrival of nine} ‘The' matter | gendus ted by Sexton Es van Wride pearance. of. tl curs of coal thix morning did much only apea)aker was Doug las is one toward relieving the coal situation in by a particular this city As soon as the cars had Boundaries Sevueca, the sundry been switched and were. ready fon year does Provo, Jan. 22.-The case unloading hundreds of teams were on nothing can| Tanne that purpose, probably administrator, vs. Az hand to take away all that would be done at the in has been allowed them No single buyer, how secretary. ot wat court. for. so ever, got more than 500 pounds. Railoutlay of other his morning by road oflicials who have been working The court held diligently to) bring coal into the city over the boundary say that now it will be hurried into have risen had deceased Orden Brlets that the fence dividing the ix understood that orders have yedel Jan: (22 A cense was issued today been given to give coal trains a rightof-way over all other freight For a and Liazie Morgen, number of days freight In Nevada has case ot ie divided equalls h been stationary, because of the fact McGrat w nf that they could get no coal to suppls Judge Howel even their locomotives It takes from court todays Provo Briefs, thirty-five to forty cars daily to supThe me miby rs ply the trains running. on the Salt rove, Jan i2-Hyrum will give a Lake division and this supply is city, returned from hall-on. Twenty oon last night, and will spend a brought in with difficulty rn te at here with his family. ad l ante Nevada Centra Railro com-| : the conditions ished bl ta ¥ a as es | Ponopah as being. very WHO Utah coming. ELIZABETH THORNLEY DEAD Assistants, At county eesareninetean rs REI afternoon, the following as Wggertsen L. meeting house Feb. 1, 4,2 Salt Lake talent will appea' local musicians, The proceeds of the aR will be used to purchase a piano for the naa A bazaar and dramatic entertainment are planned for "the near future. . County I. the close 22.-Superintendent kK eel which utton, Arthur Cray ray Clay ston. a pe 1 Wilson and Cs 2 En ber 1, Jan, Donough, Who Europe. the acute THERMOMETER SINKS ALMOST OUT OF SIGHT), that Visit Jan, 22.-The at its meeting Miss Fannie MeLean effective January 25 Mrs. Ray Ashworth was employMcLean will leave i an extended trip in Applic alions were rece ive da from _ Dixon of the Farmers' ‘ bank and from Joseph A. of the Prove € ee ee and Savbank for the. positic offering to e¢arry interest at 6 per ce two applications was i matter, therefore, k. Applications to tedch Misses Nettie Knudson i Wilkins which municipal Vailed Miss lough now cases With cedent for BOARD Granted a abdominal ' caries is left gaping for several days permitting entrance of filth and par-! isites, that are everywhere, large abyeden, Jan.-2 scesses. chronie peritonitis and ascites coldest of Site surely fellow If one can imagine} j bobbed down this gives the animal no. pain, he ig) cA mets screes above vold of sympathy or has not experi- | enough to make enced abdominal pain himself, as for i a miniature instance, appendicitis. breath issued from Should Use Great Cure. upturned overcoat authority for "The farmer justly says in. regard for beardless bride and court Results of Improper Methods | Lo con"During the past month no less power to act, than twelve cows, killed at the Ogden Packing & Prevision company's plant, no child under shall be tried presented scars, abscesses, adhesions,| judge, but it was peritonitis and, in one case, ascites, as "hearing" does the vesult of uncleanly operation fo bloat or the improper after-treatment.;| Judge Murphys The oi that the animal did not show | unde sdvisement evidence of intense suffering would] opinion at an early Graacnuy excuse the owner in giving | court aceede to the it little attention and soon disposing, the county and district. attorney, of it to the butcher for slaughter, But) Rolley an youngsters. now held when evidence of pain from a chronic) for will burglary, condition is seen on post-mortem, and bound over to the District court.| the loss of th re carcass to Ls © bu utcher less he consents throug ion is \ Wherein juveniles re one fecls ent the farmer owes a robes ated prousesitien of mere humane erewrene to a" ed, dumb animals operation 22.-A it was found that he c As he jis an orphan, secure the required parent's mee The obliging clerk that a guardian be "appointed for fhe George Go > ane vas secured, ery upon a petimade to Judge Booth, suardian ad liter for Sit ing bridegroom. T: lic ense was then happy couple were 200th. They departed joyfully eir new home in Vernon Harmer and Henrietta A Robertson were married attorney, court Juvenile the words ree ict attorney atte mpted Judge Mury »hy the oniedk Jan. blushing had it not been for would have departed, unhappy without disappointed, united in the marital Moses Hart, the youth, the county clerk with fresh to verbal of conditions, the killing floors of packing plants and slaughtering houses offer sights that are absorbing. Ani-|} mals from one locality present condi- |} tions more or less peculiar to that district In the Salt Lake valley and} similar valleys of aa locality, where alfalfa is raised uite extensively every farmer is eoiay with the ef-| fect of damp, fermentable alfalfa upon ruminating animals, such as the ox and the sheep. When one of the rancnaer's cows is seen to have an unusually large abdomen of a few mindevelopment, the walls of whieh are extended to the tensity of a drumhead, there is no argument as to what} the trouble may be The farmer quickly secures his pocket knife butcher knife* or whateever knife is handy, regardless of its septic condi-, tion, and unhesitatingly punetures the| | animal in the evidently proper spot The gas escapes and the bovine soon recovers to an apparently normal state The farmer soon forgets the) anxious countenance worn by his cow |; during the experience of being bloat-| ed, and fails to notice any slight uneasiness that may follow. The «result of this careless puncturing opevation is easily seen on the killing floor,| however. to a Provo, ROSE ROLLEY'S CASE STILL HANGS FIRE: results and he therefore has issued a Written statement covering the proper treatment of animals in sickness. Dr. Wollen vays "To one Inter-! ested the c ea Provo, and Ave. nok packing written suggestions stockmen advice delight Always Muon Crcator:" at always In- Tuter-Mountain Republican Bureau 410 25th Street. Wan. Bratz. Correspondent inspector and generally ee Circees ulat lock LEGAL NOTICES, in IlewlettU's States Peculiar ill-flavored cup. Tees Snow to Secure Food. often Office = they Aspect, Says Superintendent Eggertson. . of Judge MeAverl the Democrats seeured control of the board and hereafter the Republicans will be in the minority. GS in in most is "Little 3 Alfalfa PROFITS. and best but S of Noticeable the looks With Small Rifles Accidentally Injure Two Persons. 2 is that a INCREASE bffect at. rankest _-. WILL buy look Coffee explanations With the threat that the board of alermen would be abolished. by the legislature and Governor Hughes would appoint a recorder if the dead= a. You to Boys Situation is Assuming Serious: Miners Dig 12 Miles Through and 23 Says Cleanliness is Necessary in Veterinary Operations. MT. PLEASANT MEN DEADLY TWENTY-TW0S BATTLE FOR LIVES SHORTAGE OF COAL MAY CLOSE SCHOOLS Beardless Youth Too Young for License Gets Around Law. Se speeches Tim" Sullivan brought the Muntcipal Ownership League aldermen into line = TALK! 23, 1907. z = CUPID TAKES HAND IN PROVO COURTS SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a ° DR: WOLLEN TELLS UF PROPER METHODS COFFEE REPUBLICAN, a of poesia A - ‘ By 1eelit to co nstitut ach shareholder shall we.2 quar oxy for ok ene vote In personor by share of stock standing he istered he day preceding 22.-Burglars| 7% saloon last Speclal me seotiine of the stockholders night and rifled the tll for $18 75 and} oy) ull be called by the presiders it upom robbe - back bar eet Cr ee bettles the application of 2 madjorit n of whisky ntrance wa effected | oe through : rca whieh was pric depen i! yulder ¢ OW ning not Jess than one-third mw o . re x zige with "jimmies."' ting ate object of and the busibe transacted at said meeting WILL shelley aud BUILD Woodville BRIDGE Will be seven Brought (7) days the yweeting ord at his or appe urs upen manos prior to the to cach stockholder her address as the the reeords of the in After the word "Alice" on the 18th Closer Tegether. line of Article 15 add the following: piege! mining claim, Scientific minShelley, Idaho, Jan, 22.-The Shelm Jode. Scientist mining claim ey Commercial club h abtained 100 Yode. Handy minting claim lode, Happy signatures to a petition asking the eae ee pee Way ip-m UL CRAB, county commissioners to build a lode. Crisis, mi iim Eas bridge across Snake river, between Liber! mining elain lode Ter nary niinShelley and Woodville 4 bond of ing claim. lode ut L berty mining ate: lode, North L ae rity mining claim $1,000 to guarantee the sineerity of lode. West Tiberty mining*' claim lode, the petitioners was filed. The commismining fini lode, Hurrah minsioners have considered the petition, | Liberty z= claim lode, Truth mining Sint and have promised to build the bridge lede, ¢ aeertil mining elatm lode, Dix on a year A ts claim lode, Aw er present conditions the people lod ae sey mining c¢latm lode, Gee Whiz mining claim lode, Karl _ lode, of Woodville in driving to Shelley, Tivndman mining claim lode, Gopon have to go five miles out of their way mining claim lede, Mills mining claim The bridge will afford a direct road lode, Wentworth mining. claim_ lode, between the two towns eee mining claim lode, Spargo mining claim lode, Marx mining claim Shelley Briefs. Shelley, Idaho, Jan 22.-Five horses, a cow, and three sets "of hs arness belonging to S. H. Bradshaw were burned up in a fire that destroyed his barn a few days ago. Mr. and Mrs. John FF. Shelley will leave Jan. 25 for a two months' trip through Mexico. Civil Engineer N, N,. Hohn is suryeying the Idaho irrigation district, which is 32 miles long and contains $7,000 acres. The canal system foi this district was recently purchased from James H. Brady for $250,000. A new modern school building for Shelley is contemplated, the present one being inadequate to meet the needs of the school children Ex-Sheriff William R. Jones of Bingham county has returned to Shelley, where he will make his home, The Shelley Mercantile company has increased its capital stock from $60,000 to $75,000. Ja has bought the Thomas Mercantile Company stock at Blackfoot, and the Davis Mercentile company's stock and buildings at Basult CANNERY New Plant Have WILL BE for Baglie, 12.000 BULL Idaho, SOON: Will Capacity. Boise, Idaho, Jan, 22.--The work on the new cannery at Eagle will be started soon, and the plant will be ready to take care of next season products. %. LE. Buster of Portland, a» builder of canneries and a dealer jn machinery, has been in the city conferring with the promoters of the enterprise, The company has been organized, and will be ineorporated Ww ane a few days. The plant will cost about 38,000, and its capacity will be from 16,0600 and 12,000 cans a day. ‘The facilities of the plant will take care of all products except peas and corn. COMBINE AGAINST MEYERS & claim lode, Gilbert mining claaim 19g e, Herron mining ¢ lai lode and Wilshire mining claim. lode. the word "of" on line 24 Article 15 add the words "five million (25,000,000) dollars neteee of the words "two hundre -d enty-five thousand a>® THE INTER-MOUNTAIN aA the w pe "corporation, "on line 7 Article 15. 2dd the words, "including the two hundred ard ty eo ee thouBan rd (225,000) shares placed! n the treasOttatead of the words "four hundred (400) acres on line 15, Article 15, add the words "nine hundred (0) acres. Aiter Article 16 add another article to be known as "Arti 17 Article 17. "Any person oo ing a certificate of stock to be los ze stroyed shall Fonke an affidavit oe atarmation of that fact a L whereupon ai n ow certificate may be issued of the same ten nd for the snaine number of shares ag the one alleged to be lost or destroyed, but always subject the approval of the Pere of ee o fter Article cr, proposed in these amendments add another article to be known as "Article 18." Article 18. "The board of directors shall cause new certificates of stock of the coimpany to be {ssued to comply with the foregoing amendments made to e articles of incorporation, and shall cause of the ee ‘to be delivered to éach ber or. pount ‘of shares of stock as are now ‘held by such stockholders and in lieu thereof, peel ial that before C sl certific stockholder the original certificate ‘or certificates of stock issued and standing in the name of such stockholder mus the cas net be le companys ny of any for vered to nd such cause be cancelled, or in original stock. can be dolivered to the t secretary _.o may prescribe the conditions -upon MeAveri Elected Recorder in which such new egrtificate shall be isGotham After Hard Vight. sued and deliver New ‘York, Jan. 22.-Jydge Francis r - D Cc. SMITH, Vice Pres ident and Director. F. McAveri was elected WNcorder this PRANK RUMEL, afternoon, to succeed John W. Goff, Secretary and Director. by a combination of Democrats and H. A. SMITH, municipal ownership aldermen, The | Director, vote was 42 for MeAveri to 85 fer } WALTER B, FARMER; Jumes Pie oom Meyers, the RepubliDirector, Edwards & Smith, areas for Bingcan candida It was a long hard fight with many ham Metal Mining Company Judge |