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Show Juab County limes The mnss. Wean the colt at three months. nd Proprietor Jaoob Coloman, Editor The time of feeding should be regiv lar. UTAH NEPHI District. Klh JnSg. District Joshua Greenwood. Attorney W. H. Ryan. (Stenographer W. hi. Cook. State Senator J. A. Ilydo. State Representative Braxton Bar U. S. In Expert Re- The sire is half of the flock. No butcher should tease you Into veiling your best lambs. The best method of weed destruction comes through rotation of crops. .- -. Slow, steady churning will get more. fat out of the milk than rapid churning. OFCOUNTY MUNICIPAL FICERS. NEPHI CITY. Mayor O. M. Whit more, Councllmen James Garrett, Jr., Alma Hague, Alonzo Ingram, Enoch G. W. Orme. Burton, Is no EAST Peter Sorensen. Treasurer J. H. lAtlmer. Recorder1 nan. Street Supervisor Jas. B. Riches. Quarantine Physician Dr. D. O. Miner. Building Inspector Enoch Burton. Chief or Fire Department N. A. Melson. Superintendent of Waterworks Alfred Irowera. Electric Light Superintendent Plant T, A. Carver. Sexton N. C. Nldson. LEVAN TOWN. President Board of Trustees A. 1 Jackman. Trustees Adelbert Bosh, L. II. George Francom, Swen E. Malrogren. I'lerk Orson Nlrlson. Marshal Albert Bosh. Health-- Officer James E. Taylor. Mor-tense- n, EAST COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. Mona John T. Kay, Ephralm H. Kay. N. W. Ellertson. Nebo Thos. Booth. Edward Jones, Wm. Jones. Ncphl Aim Hague, T. I root, K. CJrover. levan Henryt llondrlckson, James IWmh. Juab James A. Kelly, R. C. Stepb nson, T. T. Taylor. PRECINCT CERS. OFFI- Mens. Justice John fates. Constable Ellas Xlolyneux. Health Officer N. V. Ellertson. Ncphi. Justice J. S. Cooper. TonUble Alvah Stout. Health Officer lr. I. O. Miner. Lev an. Justice Orson Xlelson. Constable Richard Iverson, Juab. justice R. C. Stephenson. Constablo Robert Mem mot t. enrdlally wHritnM. R. E. Orover, President. T. H. Burton. Unsocial Secretary. Ivnnls Wood, Corrsponllng Secretary. Mf"drn Woodmen of America Bi"f every Wriniiav No. even- ing at I. O. O. K. ball. Visiting Wood teen welcomed. f;eofgn Small, Consul. II. Ia I. O. O. K. No. 16 Inter, Clerk. tn"ts Sat- every urday evnlng In I. O O. P. hall. Visiting brother cordially lnlie to attend. . J AH. 11 N JAtMf-fiV- O J. 8. COOl'CK, JWretary. latter-da- t Saints' Meeting. Flrrt ward Tabernacle; Second ward at meety Pchf.l. Sunday 10 a. m. ing noue. M. I. A. wnrd at Hunrlay. tatrnacle; :. p m. First Bwortd ward a( meting hone. Primary First ward at Relief hall. 4 p. m. Tnesiar. Hpcot1 ward at met)ng hotis". 4 p. m. Ttiesdiy. Prleethorwi tneetine p m . at the fcotisen. Monday. SO ward meottng Relief Roc4'ynr?t ward, sernnd nd fourth Thiwr4rt of each month m. Second ward, first and at 2 third Thnredays of e h month at 2 p. m. at tle respective meeting fcoises. First ward. 2 p. tn Religion eue at Relief fcail; gerr.nd ward, i p. m , every Friday at meeting house. wrr rrtlr get- Christian Woman's Temperance Everything that decreases the cost Union will be held at Provo this week. for beginning Wednesday and lasting for of production Is so much the wool grower. three days. a gauntlet of revolver Running The profit of wool growing depends shots. John Wilson, a prisoner on as much on the cost of production us Suit Lake's chain gang, escaped from the selling price. the guards In City Creek canyon afternoon. Poorly drained soils always suffer in Parley's canyon de- Fires more under adverse climatic condi- strovlne burning the summer home of tions than those that are well drained. ernor John C. Cutler, at Birch Grove, afternoon, entailing a loss Saturday Some gardeners pack cauliflower of about $1,500. leaves a outer the of few by drawing Wete-htraffic throueh Ogden over over them and tying the ends at the lines for the month of Harriman the tops. August, 1910, shows a 30 per cent inTeach the calf to drink and feed crease over that of the corresponding whole milk for at least three weeks, munth of last year, fiovernor SDrv has been asked to changing to a skim milk diet gradname flftv deleeates to represent Utah ually. at the fifth annual meeting of the Dry Italian bees will quite often, espe- Farming congress, to be held in Spocially when crowded for room, swarm kane, Wash., October before the,y, have any sealed queen Governor Spry laBt week appointed cells. twenty delegates to attend the first annual meeting of tb lntermountaln The bacon hogs, like other hogs, Good Roads association, to be held In need to be well fed, but the feed and 2i, 4 and 46. habits differ considerably from the Ogden, September men with headquartraffic Railroad lard type of hogs. ters in Salt Lake City, have effected to be known If watering In the garden becomes a permanent organization Lake City Transportation as Salt tbe Is to It better thoroughly necessary 16.r. charter memsoak the soil once a week than to club, there being bers. sprinkle every day for a month. Phvsiclans from all parts of the Commence In good season to make state are expected to attend the an the heifer's first milking period a nual meeting of the State Medical aslong one and so cultivate In her the sociation which will be held in Salt Lake Monday and Tuesday, October a habit of keeping up her flow. k Why not screens onVvery Vdoor and window of the cow staples "and particularly where the young calves are kept? The best remedy for pear and apple blight Is to cut out and burn every affected twig as soon as they are seen. Undoubtedly one cause of much trouble wl(h milk In summer Is allowing cows to have access to foul, 3-- and 4. Be honest with your cows and your Ephraim's new library I now ready customers, and you will have no trou- for use. with the exception of Installble producing good cream and butter matter. Considerable exNo farmer should use a wagon with- and always finding a ready market tor ing reading has been Involved In Improving pense out good springs, and especially are both. the Central school building for this they valuable In hauling live stock purpose. and perishable vegetables and fruits. The roughage for calves should first son of Lavinlua Olson, A be fed at two or three weeks of age, of . fell upon a pitchfork and Uigan Many small pigs are stunted in when the calf begins to eat grain. Good the tines Into his head. their early growth because they can clean bay, either timothy, blue grass, ran a one of he is now' at the point of As result not hold their own against their clover or alfalfa may be used. unconscious been He has death. brothmore quarrelsome larger and accident. the since ers. Shep should be provided with snade Friday, September 9, was the sixduring the hot days. If there are no tieth anniversary of the creation of Is Is shed The best skim milk that which shade trees on the place build a fresh from the separator and still open on all sides on an elevation Utah territory by congress. The bill warm. Experiments show that It Is where the wind will have full access was passed by the Benate September 7, but was not signed until Septemas expensive to raise a to It. only ber 9, 1850. However, the news of calf on skim milk as whole milk. not reach Dead vines at digging time are not the passage of the bill did1851. until January, Lake Salt a In fed of oil meal oats and Bran, equal a reliable Index to the vitality Desperate to the poiJ, of suicide beparts by weight make a belter ration hill of potatoes, so the only safe, sure cause his cravings for "hop" could and Is more satisfactory to supply the way of obtaining the choicest seed Is needs of growth and development for to mark the vigorous plants while they not be satisfied. John Bell, a "dope fiend," attempted to take his own life breeding purposes, than most anything are In their prime. hv haneine himself from the celling else. of his cell in the city Jail at Ogden, Is H are If the conditions favorable was At the present time the world's not too late yet to sow a crop of cow Dili was aihcoverea oeiore me championship for the production of peas In the orchard. They will serve The Socialists met In Salt Lake butterfat for 12 consecutive months as a mulch during hot, dry weather, and nominated a complete state City Is held by the Holsteln-Frieslarow, and ran be plowed under to a good and county ticket. The platform reColantha fourth's Johanna with a to- advantage as a green manure. affirms the principles embodied In ut of 898 :s pounds of fat of 1908, declaron If you get a lot of old bens your the national platform overthrow a of In favor complete Thirty-nipounds of sheep manure Is hands you are sure to be discouraged ing and political of existing economic equal as a fertilizer to 100 pounds of before you know It, and ray: "There conditions. ordinary farm yard manure, being rich- is no money In poultry. It is all a Nine of Salt Lake's greatest retail er in nitrogenous substances than that hoax." You cannot do wonders with of the row or horse, and ranking in xor hens, and old bens are always establishments have decided to return to the late closing Saturday nights ammonia and richer In the phosphates poor hens. and. beginning September 17 the old than the droppings of fowl. merThe fowl that has free range gets a hours will be resumed. The b.g ll.'iO.O'iO A good band separator takes most large part of Its living In the shape of chants claim they have lot of the early as a of the valuable butter fat out of the bugs and Insects and Is healthy and a this summer movement. milk; Indeed, a perfect machine should good layer. Hens that are confined closing Marie Armstrong, the Salt Ijke take practically all of the butter fat should be fed the equivalent of bugs who created considerable excitegirl of most meat and It leaves in the form of chopped from the milk; but at the state industrial school ment the protein, which Is the most valu- bone meal. last week when. In a fit of temper able food element In the skimmed to ki'l other 'nmates milk. Cabbage plants are gross feeders she attempted a with long and ran make use of all kinds of of the reformatory knife, ha been committed to The beet time to water plants im manures. Those rich tn potash and butcher mental hospital. late In tie evening. Stir the soil nitrogen are especially dslrable. the state of samples of Examination thoroughly and draw away from Moisture tn plenty Is alo needed for milk taken from astwenty many Salt lake around the stem of the plants, pour anything with such a large surface Weeds and grass prevent dairymen during the list week how on the water needed, let settle and foliage. that eight of the sample were dirty. In then draw the earth back again; large heads from forming This condition, xcord ng to the city this wsy the moisture will be redue to IH not plant flower plarts too close food and dairy irspector. is tained better. on t f thcsfwbo tiie carelessness part together. Verbenas fbould be at least handle and C f'rlhiiie the milk In selecting breeding stm k It Is IS Inches apart: petunia the same; Several '(Hidings on 'he s'te of highly Imjfirtant that the reputation phlox a foot; balsams a fMt ; pansles. Salt l,ake City's watershed in Parley s IS whom from the pur- 10 Inches, rjrinlas of the breeder Inches; tnarigu'd and nearly were desfroyed canyon If flowers chases are made. Is well and favor two feet; o;ie 10 tin he .100 acre of bnti"h nr-- iinht timber are too close In the they will not ably known, a man who Is noted la'd waste by a jert aeular square and honest dealing; and this make as thrifty a growth nor will the growth hir'i raaed in Farley's brush fire Is If a Is especially true to flowers be the selection large and plentiful. The canyon Th.itsday and Friday. .e made ly the breeder himself. fire was started by sparks from an The best wa.r to destroy faults In engine. Forest Henry, one tf the farmers' an animal I to begin with his grandAfter pcinz s a legitimate teal esInstitute workers In Minnesota. nd a parents So the !wt wsy to destroy tate promoter, with unlimited rapi'al successful farmer, s .its that his ex- - meeds In next year's crops I to deIn Mm a tnai who bihind I f Itl to time caches hat the ancestor this year perlences stroy five wce)s abmi! Siiit Vfy, wean the colt, even If not more than doing this remember two things. If 1,. A. Drew, has fi"ld are r'ean you do not under the name ofa three months old. Is before going Into your long list of vicvanished, leaving mare. field h the wt Ife wcetis to harvest the your nelghlmr's spread tims. teaches his roll to drink skim milk Held, and the bet time to kill weeds Wiillam Jeffres, brought back to and o eat tvt with the mare lcfore Is J'ist before thev appear above Salt City from Seattle, has weaning ground t to the killing of WHilarn at the Churchill, Tim I, alas a If there ever were a time when oat Every berry grower should of straw Is worth saving It I11 be thia small nursery In his patch, and It Heidelberg saloon on the morningCov killed he 6. that He at says should be and the drained Is best and scarce August the prlc year. Hay will be In arcordance with the light- warmest iortion. In this should be lett. a notorious gambler. In self de ness of the crop. The farm that has grown the young plant which will be feftse. needed earh year with which to set n abundance of bay can turn a pretAlready US students have been cn ty penny by nslng a rubstKute for hay out Ms new ground. Those who grow rolled In the state school tut the deaf as much as practical and selling the the strawberry rommerrlally will de- and blind at Ogden. This Is the largbay that ran tie fpared . The city sire to have a patch coming Into Its est enrollment since the exclusion trade will want It all. at a good, sfiT second year's nearfng every year, a of Idaho students, and all of the stti lrefo-- e tfc firi'-e- , winter season Is this method gives the finest fruits and dent w! h the exception of i froo 'etches tbe best prices. over. re from 1"fa I Wwrrln? stagnant water. one-fourt- Complete Stock Burial Shoes. Pine Hearse in eonneotlon. Offiee at residence. Phone No. 10S re 6L TELEPHONE OrrtCZ AT RESIDENCE D, O, Miner, M, D, Grace Bros. Lumber Co. Physician and Surgeon PHONE NO. 84 OVTICB AT RESIDENCE T. L FOOTE Attorney at Law County Attorney Phone No. 6. at Court House Office DOWNS Best Home Made Caskets Physician and Surgeon HENRY ADAMS Don't Bay from as unless yon want to et Sash and Doors, Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Als Builder's Hardware Cement, Coal, Coffins and Caskets, at the Lawyer y rer-ul- t NEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. Meets first and third Tuesdays of very month at the club parlor In the Lunt building. Visiting mem-tr- s of neighboring commercial clubs 10.700. After pigs are six weeks old there better feed for them than sklm-ralland shorts! , f Diseased wood ou a tree can never be made good again. Cut It off and allow another shoot to grow In its place. Marshal W. A. Wright. Night Watchman J. E. Memmott Justice of the Peace Jacob Cole EAST COUNTY There Is nothing like milk for ting the calf up In condition. v Superintendent County Infirmary H. D. Allred. County Physicians Dr. W. "W. Bennett, Dr. J. A. Hensel. Adt-lbcr- Im- A new hospital was opened in Salt Lake City on Saturday, the Judge Mercy hospital. About a million and a quarter dol lars are expended annually by the people of Salt Lake City for heating and lighting purposes. Thomas Ryan, of Garfield, 53 years of age who attempted to kill himself by cutting his throat recently, died in a Salt Lake hospital on Friday. A tin can factory has been estab lished in Salt Lake City, where practically everyslze of can, from two ounce to fifty gallon, U manufactured. Jhe annual state convention of the self-hel- Destroy the weeds. Fowls In confinement have a tendency when moulting to pick feathers off each other. E. Taylor. Pure water Is of the greatest portance for ducklings. The record of the Individual cow Is the only road that leads to success. Charge Experiment Etatlon P. V. Cardou. Htate Foreman Experiment Station Stephen Bos we 11. County. County CominlsHlonera J. L. Ueorgre Jonas, Martin Nlelson. Clerk T. W. Vlckers. ' Recorder Wm. Burton. Treasurer T. H. CJ. Parkes. Assessor Wm. Bailey. Burveyar Arthur A. Miller. Attorney T. 1 Foote. Sheriff Gui J. Henrlod. Superintendent of Schools George V. Sperry, Jr. Probation Officer Alvah Stout Mc-unRoad Commissioner George floscoe for Is Midsummer pruning heals quickly, and is coming more Into favor. aett. Forest Supervisor, Nebo Forest serve H. F. Studley. a cheap feed milk Sklra calves. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Judicial THE UTAH BUDGET W. W, Bennett, M D, J. R, Use common sense with call. Practlc In all the Courts. All legal matters given careful and prompt attention. Office second Boor of Ooldsbrough Block. Dr , J, A, BOOTH NEPHI NATIONAL Dentist Offios Rooms Nos. 2 and IBANK Winn 3, Building. Phone No. 126-2- Lowest Possible Prices . Interest paid on Time Deposits at the rate of 4 per Thos. H, Burton Lleenaed Abstracter and Notary Publlo I buy and sell Real Estate. Loans, lasnranoe, Mtnlng Stocks, Blue Prints. Reom 1, Winn Bldg. Phone No. 136-- Enoch Burton i.!S. OSTLER. FatftiDENT L. 8. HILL. Architect Residences cent per annum E. R. BOOTH , Casbibs a Specialty. Room No. 5, Winn Bldg. That New Coal Yard and Livery Stable.... George W, Booth Merchant Tailor Suits made to last and fit at reasonable prices. Long experience la eastern tailoring houses. 0 All Kinds of Job Hauling and Drayage Most Reasonable Prices Hay, Grain and Stabling FORREST HOUSE Headquarters for Traveling Men. New elegantly appelated room addition, steam beat, baths, etc One block south and one east of court bouse. Phone 22. Harris & Mecham M Block Wsst f Cesri H.bm SlU City Barber Shop OOCRTEOCS TREATMENT AND FIRST CLASS WORK M. A. NIESON, PXOPRIETOB -- Three Doors North of Poht Office He Builds Wisely Who Builds Well" TO If it's first class work you are looking WELL BUILD for go to USE- The Modern Barber Shop Neph! Plaster Finest sni bmm op lo flits bsrtverthnp Is NepU, heel Blast stand twt Hubs la coanrcUoa. T door louib ct Pnt Offirs. Batcbslor BroH FroprSstora Livery and Feed Stable Bus Meets All Trains. Oood Livery Rita, Dray and Express Wacons. Areata for Coal. Phone L's. No. 44 1. - Has No Equal The Largest and Purest natural deposit of Gypsum in the World- 1 Nephi Piaster & Mfg. Co, H D. COLDSBROVCH. Proprietor Juab County Mill and Elevator Company MANUFACTURERS OF Flour and Mill Produce Everything New and up to date Our Leaders Gold Coin Flour and Fresh Ground Graham fr th-l- fr on lke con-fse- d SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD A Panorama Cos-le- ht p. of Natural Beauty all the way CANYON of the GRANDE EAGLE RIVER CANYON CANYON of b GUNNISON GARDEN of the GODS RUBY CANYON MANITOH SPRINGS GLENWOOD SPRINGS THE ROYAL GORGE PULLMAN AND TOURIST SLEEPERS TO DENVER and ST. LOUIS |