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Show THE TOOELE TIMES. Published at the Home of Utahs Greatest Smelter and Smelting Industry. Entered as Act of Mayeh seoond-clas. 3, a 1909, at tlie matter August Publuted overy Saturday. pot otLce at Tooele, Utah, under the WILLIAM S. MARKS, NOTICE Turn will be a meeting if i"'' Attorney at La.'. Republican voters of TooGe preT. ode City. Utah. cinct held in the city hall Tooele County Alter::;'. city, Saturday, Sept. 17th. at 7:bi) m. for the purpose of electing 1 L. L. EAKER, delegates to the Republican county Attorney at Law. convention to be held at Ophir. on anil o to Conveyrrv in?, Tire Insiranc-Saturday, Sept. 20th. 1UO; nominate candidates for constable PuleiPy Lontls. and justice of the peaca for Tooele Vovvles &. Evans Eld;., Tooele City. Precinct. A precinct committee will abo elected, and any other business transacted which may pro sily me before the meeting. Tooele News Store. Edwin M. Orine, chair ran John C. Bryan, Secret ary. Csvtsct'onery, Siabonery i. I ! One Year Six Mo.ilLs $ , S Three 00 -5 Sample Cui.it vu.i free on request Adverfisuig rates nado known cn appL' alum Editor and Proprieto Chas.- T. STONEY, - The following suggestions are sub mitted with the hone that they will aid in limiting as well as preventing an out break in our city of this dreadful disease which caused f the deaths 40'T during the month of August. Typhoid is an infectious and com luunicable disease and if you carry out preventive- measures properly no 'other measures would be required. Let me say now every ease of TYPHOID FEVER result from failure to disinfect the discharges from a former case. Typhoid germs gain entrance into the system thru contaminated water or food. Wat er becomes contaminated through drainage from infected privy vaults or from the suiface of the ground where typhoid genus have been de posited. In case of typhoid in your home all excreta should be buried, (lies should be destroyed and exelud from the sick room, all soiled linen should be placed immediately in boiling water and sec that yo'tir attendants bathe their hands ficquent ly in antiseptic soultion. Now I suggest if you have not sufficient amount of lime about 3'our premises use ashes in your outhous es frequently, and this if used frequently will pi event the deadly germ carriers (ELI ES) from contain innting the water and food of your own home as well as others, and thereby be the means of saving more than one life. V G Logan Health Officer, Tooele City, Utah. WITH THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS At the last session of tlie County Cdurt the fo'lowing business, with other was tr insncud: Granting petition of- taxpayeis of Stockton, the lltit. day of Nov- - ember next was appointed for special election to vote for fence or no fence in Stockton precinct. Charles Shelton was appointed justice of the 'peace for Stockton precinct. to Deep $100 was' appropriated of Creek precinc t for repair county road. County Attorney was ordered to notify persons owning fences of which the wire was broken and lying along the county toad between Tuoele and Stockton, to repair them at oeoe. Eidwam Dalton was ordered to re pair county road on south side of Stockton Pass, the same to be accepted by commissioner Russell, Mr Dalton to receive 'SoO at such 1 . ' For Her Childs Sake, the great est of Soul hern Comedy Dramas by Miss Marion Ford,, under the management of Win Wamsher, will bo the next attraction at the Tooele Opera house, on Sept 20, 21, and 22. It is a very beautiful love story of the Sunny South. There are many thrilling scenes, but it is not all drama, as it contains a fund of wit and humor of the right sort. The producing company, with Miss Zellncr in the aiding role, is a capable ore, and arrangements are being made which will insure an ad iquate presentation of the drama. The scenic effects ami costumes are grand. A carefully selected compa ny will support Miss Zollner, who is oro of the popular favorites of the large eastern cities. The play will be given with every necessary detail of stage - HEALTH t If will PAY you to Our Sprint: Line LOOK OVER 11 and eyry7k;i;g fsesh and Her Soft Answer. Young Mr. Meauii.gweR (at break fast table) This egg is as hard as a brickbat! Never Young Mrs. Moeningv.el mind, dear; be pa.iint; I'll just ring the beii and have Mary boil the egg a little longer. dr strictly before doing your TlL Q tojate GEUT3 FOa Singer Sowing Machines Tooele County. TOOELE FGST CARD EUiPGBiUI.1 f'ji PICKLE EPOS. South Main St. v? CHANDISE Tooele, Utah. Got Them. what in the world is the "Katie, baby crying so about?" The mu iter's shirt studs, ma'am. "Why don't you let the little dear have them, then? I did, ma'am, and hes swallowed em. Yonkers Statesman. Tha I l.w TVcia pFero Upwiti C. E. Cn Efficacious. Friend What? You dont mean to say that you saved the lives of thou freezing men by mental treatment? Explorer Ys, indeed. We persuaded them that they were vvach-inone of the early seasoni Lad games. Puck. The Borer. Sometimes these borers are vc-- numerous and do a great amount of damage, then tlmy will be scarce, which goes to show that they are the prey of active enemies. These periodical visits are far enough apart to cause many to mistake the borer for a new insect. The adult is a moth with a spread of wings measuring about an iuch and The larva is inoie than an inch long and Amber in color. Such an insect is not easily controlled. Spraying will obviously have little effect upon it. The chief means of fighting it must be preventive. one-half- . mm ii C.q,n?5 oreen, Manager, liB laftr-Mal- ll Tiicairical First G! resit Performance from 7:30 to q; second performance from g to io;3 SlD,vrisrg!s' 10 Gents EAiiK IN OTFICE Admission For Sal.e Dr. L. A. McBride BN'.LDIKS ft Utah J' Tooele Plat of ground 4x20 Rods, Shade trees, Fifteen Bearing Fruit Trees Two Room house with city water Enquire at Times office. - Ar-vil- la Existence I p in TdaLo are thousands of aaes of fertile land still open for settlement vnitcr various Government and private canal enterIt is rapidly being taken up and at this rate i:i a very prises. tew years ever. available land will be owned by some one ami to secuv land then will mean the payment of a good bonus to those who took it up when it was to be had vp'-tur- Literally So. "Jinks tells me he is living high. "So he is. In an attic room, lieve." be- AT' PA OFFICE kt Grace Harris went to the Lake, 'rituvlay, returning Thursday. Mrs. R. B. Sagers and daughter returned from Idaho, Thursday, Typhoid fever is second in the when? they have been for a eoupie death list of august in Utah accord of weeks, visiting with friends and mg to reports of the Plate Board of relatives. Mrs Thomas Jones anti baby are Health, which shows that 1G out of S2 cases r suited in death. Pneu- in Lincoln wishing Mrs Jones parmonia lea Is with l. deaths out of ents, Mr ar.d Mrs Henry Harris. It GO cases reported. Tlie number of is Mis Jones intention to make her deaths from all cases in the State future home in Ilciwant Green. for the Month of August was 201. Wednesday, while driving Taking notice the epidemic of Ty to her mother's Mrs. Lizzie Shield--met- phoid fever in seme parts of the with quite a painful accident. State, I wish to give ti few words of The buggy broke and the horse ran warning and hope every citizen ibmwing her to tlie ground, o it will assist me. You are well aware ting and bruUing her back ar.d of the fact, we have been fortunate head and otherwise injuring her. At as regards to Typ! oid fever in our ter she rpga:red tenscioosness. she City. This is the season when Ty- - j made her v ay to the home of Mrs. , phoid is most apt to prevail, but do G ,,, tv Smith, re the dot to r was to. let not us congratulate ourselves called, after vlcch she was taken to early for tliis and the incoming her home. Month may bring death to more Mr and g o C R. .M dhme and than one home due to this dreadful disease, so keep your place in sani- - d'Hightei Kuril were visiting .'.Ro.A J Shields, Weduesdav. ary condition. c You YOU' DO NOT- Know - n w7rn Fv..,: U. (J E th ti Wu Uni lui hi fcl OuiJSnP l3 L:3:ns T7 U Evcsiajl VA N T TO BE BETTER BE A A WAGE EARNER WAGE MAKER - Get :)p.p LanJ. A nv where from 40 to 160 Acres. Payments are Easy ihjic is a Lei oi I d open to choice. This XV 111 Xot o.w dan Always lie Descriptive Llterat tr; m a li cation to D. E. BURLEY, Gen. Pa Agt. I.'-v-- r .3j I . J prs! Lka i i P.g, 7, f of .- ' acceptance. County clerk was instructed to purchase a showcase at a cost of $40.o0 to be placed in the Vermont Building, S L City, for Tooele conn ty exhibit. Andrew Russell, county road commissioner, was instructed to purchase GO foot of IS inch culvert for repairs on county road. J M McKelfar, E M Atkins and .1 L Wrathall were appointed to at Tend the Dry Land convention to be held Oct Kith at Spokane, Wash. A J Stookey and Walter .Tamos were appointed to attend the irrigation convention to be held on 20 inst. at Pueblo, Colorado, and M M Bush and Andrew Russell were appointed to attend the Good Roads convention at1 Ogden this month. A committee was appointed to investigate the feasibility of building a county road to the Smelter, County Treasurer was instructed to have pay windows installed in his office. An appropriation was made to Mrs Riley, whose circumstances had been reduced to a noedv condition by the sickness and death of her late husband. A bil of SloU.QO for water for county court house, was allowed. The relinquishment by the Agricultural College of Logan, of a certain farm which has been mod by them as an experiment station was accepted. r1 i al-- RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION: r F J sai |