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Show :: 3 .H'V itf 1 i ff a -- .. r .j x ME Devoted to no Party or Faction. BRIGHAM 11 IMS CITY, BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH, TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 12, 1916. B y interests as a body. Dr. E. of the Agricul-Coiieg(iersen, president Dr. R. J. Evans of the of the Agricul-Collegson Department ' Stewart, Mr. R. H. and -- agent of Box Elder County D. D. McKay of the Utah will be In attendFarm Bureau delibera- ed participate in the well as give advice relative Two sessions , organization. held, one In the morning and toe afternoon and the meetings called in plenty of time so he afternoon session will be in time for those who de-j- a catch the south bound train meeting or conference will which has been Conference p, cut by a State ut week at which representa-mthe various counties of the and art and elected officers and bylaws, i t constitution n e, e, E ii According to the announced result of the Clean Town Contest, Brigham City is knocked off the pedestal in the 11" class by Logan' which scored four full points better than did our city. The last two years Brigham headed her class; this year she is second and in detailing his findings, Official Scorer J. H. Wallis announced that the water supply of this city was one of the big factors in her losing out while the second objection was the continued practice of permitting property owners to- enclose their premises with barbed wire fencing. The manner of collecting garbage was also criticized. The official score which this city reached was 70.5.. Logan deads all the cities in its class as well as all nest at Tremonton. Lrs of Box Elder County will or ef-- , together for the purpose farmers organi-la permanent order that those of that have a deflnate head and through which to work for Saturday NUMBER SEVENTY-THRE- E IDS CEDI I FIRST run Jlil BIS 1EEIIIIG pro-ma- TO But Just to All Work has begun on the enlargement of the Cement Plant north of tki3 city and it will be completed within the next six months. The improvements and additions contemplate the installation of one more burning kiln to make three altogether, and the installation of additional grinding machinery which will give the plant an increase in its capacity of an additional third. At the present time the mill is capable of turning out 725 barrels of cement every twenty four hours. There are four sacks of cement in a barrel and each sack contains 95 pounds of cement so that in reducing the barrels to sacks and pounds, the result is 2,900 sacks and 275,500 pounds of cement produced every day. The addition to the capacity of the mill will increase its manufacturing ability by over 966 sacks or 91.S33 pounds of commercial cement. These improvements are being made by the Ogden Portland Cement Com pany because of the Increased demand for their product which has attained a reputation reaching practically to n wesevery part or this ' tern The Knight Sugar Factory at Raymond. Canada, is to be shipped to and put in Cache Valley and 1917 beet for the for operation shape crop. This is the word that has been given out by the promoters of this new enterprise. The factory will be erected In West Cache, there being three sites proposed for the plant but definite action not yet having been taken with reference to the exact location. The contract for thejremoval and rebuilding of the factory has been lt let to reliable engineers and builders of sugar factories in Salt Lake and Chicago. The bond in the sum of 8100,000 has been signed to guaran-tee faithful performance of all terms of the contract and will be deposited Trust with the Utah Savings and Lake of Salt City. Company This factory was owned by the Knights of Provo, the Ellisons of Lay-tothe Pingrees of Ogden and the Mormon church. It has not been in operation since 1914, having been shut down at that time on account of lack of sufficient beets to Justifv the expense of operation. Just the) machinery will be moved to this val-dley. New modern buildings and beet sheds will be erected and new machin- ery added to make the plant one of most modern in the country. The plans and specifications call for latest unloading devices and for the com- pletion of the factory by September OF OF THE When the angel of death entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hansen on Saturday evening and called their daughter Irma C., it brought to that afflicted young lady the greatest blessing she bad ever received but one. This is the testimony of her father and the family generally who have watched the suffering which the daughter has had to endure. Irma was taken to the State Mental Hospital at Provo last summer to receive treatment and when she left her home in this city her physical She condition was almost perfect. was naturally a robust young lady and enjoyed exceptionally good health Mter being at the hospital for two months and a half, her father brought ber home on account of her physical S1E industrial activity giving employment to thousands in Utah. Outsido By money developing enterprises. conservative legislation encourage investment of capital here. Ltec. 11 Utah coal is being shipped for the first time to United States war ships. Salt Lake Goldfield Consolidated Mines Co. plans to have at least quo rnit of its 500 ton flotation plant ia operation by January 1. Salt Lake Puget Sound Steel Corporation, with headquarters in Chicago, has made inquiry relative to iroa resources of the stato in view to estab- lishing extensive foundaries if 0 rehearing lands obtainable are adjacent to railroads and water. Many other letters of a similar nature from easthe cities in the state for cleanliness tern manufacturers have been receivscoring 74.5 out of a possible 100. In ed in the stae. Class E, Garland won handily with score of 74 and in Class "F" Tre-Bingham Utah Copper Co. announces substantial increase in wages of monton heads the list with a score of 62.5. miners here. Ogden Western Pacific awards confor construction of branch line tract MR. J. C. HERBSMAN by a0 wbo WPre acquainted with between Grant Station and Tooele tb smelters to Utah Contract Co. of OgSimplicity, Sincerity, Service. That country. or seven weeks she has been un- den. , sums up the lesson taught by Mr. J. 016 best care and the great sores Price Private capital planB to furC. Herbsman who appeared at the HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Castlegate, on ber body were healing up. Death nish water to Cameron, articles contemplate the organ-High School yesterday afternoon as came as a result of blood poisoning, Helper, Kenilworth and Price. From the standpoint of new indusThe Junior class had a most delightcounty Farm Bureau in the third number of the High School according to the belief of the attend-th- trial development the west needs two county of the state to comple-lecture courp. Mr. Herbsman made ful party in the gym Friday evening. nS physician, ybich had its origin in things from Congress, workable ie work of the State Bureau it plain at the beginning of his The boys drew for their partners the body sores, legislation such as is proposed under either the Shields bill or tho competed, will mean ture that he came in simplicity and which occasioned much fun. Games Miss was Hansen born in this city fanners of the State of Utah humility and would talk straight to and Senata Ferris bill as amended in dancing were the features of the seventeen years ago and was one of and relief for Innocent oilthe and the point in simple terms so that there sanized in every county operators evening and light refreshments were 1917. four children born to Mr. and Mrs. on withdrawn lands. and the whole will be direct-would be no possibility of misundor-theerved. Fred Hansen. Her brother is now on 500-Salt Lake November bank clearnew The plant is to be of a j state organization. The chemistry class took a trip to standing, Increase 830,000,000 over year the Mexican ings border with Second the ton as be will It known capacity. sber of important questions the sugar factory Friday afternoon. the West ago. Utah of A Guard. National Squadron Cache and sugar factory be taken up at the meeting . Ilfelta Sufficient beet acreage signof school life and Thru the courtesy of Supt Edwards local people will have a voice in the few week ago, the sick girl was the foremost be-- the7 four periods irday, one to assure sugar factory. ed and the other employees the students out the peculiarities of the as well as have an op-- mved from the home of Dr, Annie C. sugar beet question. It is the Pointed Brigham City were Sugar Co. over shown whole and the plant of this movement to outline student in each class and at the j Nelson In this city, where she was portunity to own stock. and Amalgamated Sugar Co. announcwas The process efery explained. definition each cared he trip for until ber condition began to es they will pay 87 a ton for 191? and uniform contract which elusion of boldly John A. Hendrickson has been the submitted to the sugar com- - declared that the Btudents in the first was most pleasant and instructive. promoter of this new enterprise. He ImProve, then she was removed to crop. 'Monday morning in chapel Mr. has met Teleand in that way States Murray Mountain with all kinds of obstacles th borne of ber parents out at the every farmer two classes did not know anything, Herbsman gave the students a short but it seems that he has been able shooting grounds on Bear River Bay phone Co. rushing work on new exstate will get the same price And in passing, the speaker took Improvements here which toto brush them all aside, and that the wher she was when death released change. with and the same treatment caslon to tell the boys that cigarette talk gether improvements at Midvale of the gugar complies, smokers are now beln eliminated In . Monday afternoon in the assembly project is a sure thing now. At any berwill cost over 8300,000 and give Salt room the third number of the lyceum rate we know that tally all the sugar beet dis-- the race of life and the habit is a sure payments have! Funeral services were held this Lake County one of the best telephone farmers have declined to disqualification whenever a young course was given. It was a splendid been made on the purchase price of afternoon beginning at 1 o'clock, In services in the country. Ogden Bamberger interurban to tacts for next year until this man applies for a position entailing lecture entitled Bird Thoughts" by the factory, that the contract has been the Second ward chapel, Mr. J. C. Herbsman and was much let and the bond enlarge yards and sheds here. he To the ta movement has announced responsibility. taught given. girls Box Elder county will Brigham With the erection of the West Cache fosltion. the lesson of dress reform and told appreciated by the large audience INTERESTING SUNDAY SERVICES spend 87200 on road repairs. which Mr. it. heard made Herbsman factory, Cache valley will enter the farmers and businessmen of j them that he did not blame them so Ogden Company formed to spend because so many girls today a wonderful appeal for more humility, field as the biggest beet sugar manuA most Interesting meeting maty are invited to attend the much was 810,000 drilling for oil. have what he termed Sophomore mo- sincerity and sympathy in our lives facturing center in the entire inter-- held in the Tabernacle last Sunday Congressional inquiries and investiHe decried the contention and left many splendid thoughts with mountain region. There are already afternoon over which Pres. W. C. gations during recent years have bethers. come so numerous and generaMy so two factories in operation here by the Horsley flat that which affects the far-that the schools are tacking in moral his hearers. presided. The speakers were in their results that the Next will be Senior evening Friday not lects Amalgamated Sugar Company, the Elders Jesse W. Hoopes and C. 0. unsatisfactory everybody else and hence influence because they do public has come to look upon them A musical program followed one at Logan and the one ct Lewis- night. to and smoko the not ence the to make this business boys Dalby, the first taking for his text the askance and with more or less a short play will be given. The ton. The Amalgamated Sugar Com- as to their benefits Deseret and concern of all class-- girls to be more sensible in tueir by necessity of living pure lives and is building at the present time ways being in a condition to be able News. dress. The home, said the speaker, friends and patrons of the class are a factory west of Smithfleld. Grantsville promoting railroad conThe to give to the church that service is the foundation of our moral life and cordially invited to be their guests. nection with Western Pacific & Tooseason of 1917 will with to four which not the if does is begin boys the home give TV required from each Individual ele. factories to handle the beet crop. Member. He bore a strong DISTRICT COURT IN SESSION and the girls that stability of moral testimony MaryBvale 81,500.000 potash comThere will be additional acreage, to the truthfulness of the gospel and pany character parents must not criticize formed to develop beds in Piute N. came J. Harris of Ogden There will be an increase in the price the joy that comes from Juge it. not for ostb schools the County. supplying in laboring 35 is the musical up to Brigham City yesterday and ex- to be paid farmers. The 1917 program Salt Lake Liberty School contract price the church, flered at the r The speaker made an eloquent ap changed places on the bench with of beets will be 87.00 for 830,786. let ton. At this per court D. is who Call J. holding Judge d re,ated th experiences meeting to be held Tues- - peal for the incorporation of th j Utah farmers are generally n'eased for Judge Harris. Court was in ses- price, lands which are now being put 12, 1916 at the High it of the Master into the affairs of the sion in this city all day yesterday and to other 8tudt on of th blg unlver with the advance in price to $7 a ton crops, will be cropped with 1 6 Teachers who teach merely is on again today. (world. ?S beets. Instead of 200,000 tons of beets jEa8,t ln Writ,ng a 0168,8 granted bv Utah sugar companies and ,. G. of In T. Estate executor the The sal BC 00 year on 010 BULJect plan to plant increased acreage. tho not worth 9 ng for the salary are (UAL SCHOOL 7th Grade Brown, deceased, was authorized to this tonnage should be almost doubled. Production of sugar beet seed ia The Founder of Mormonism" Bull in Edward Batiste ary; preachers who preach simply to execute an agreement for the sale of The lands are here, the right kind cf which he United States is rapidly Increasing. en by the Sea prac-penot do and vocation a the vishave give explained Beethoven heavenly interest in certain lands on Promon- farmers are here, the climate is well As an advertisement for "Celery Schubert tical as well as spiritual help in the tory, which Mr. Brown had agreed to adapted to the production of sugar itations which the prophet Joseph Day" Utah was sent to PresiSmith ER 7th died. un are sell before he averred he received as being dent Wilson.celery and 8th Grades uplift of their congregations, beet adcrops. Mrs. Eliza Davis was appointed hallucinations which resulted from Pinsutti worthy their profession; businessmen ministratrix Ogden Consul Neutebcwm is enin the estate of Wm. M. to the fits which the young man was charg-bee- t There has been a who barter simply to make profit are deavoring to Interest Hollanders In Davis, deceased. farmers thiB year, owing to the ed with being subject to. The article Fdam cheese factory here. ElchbergU disgrace to commerce and every The case of Evans Bros. Co. vs R. frost which froze a good many j was a most cleverly written document If the withdrawal order of the 86,000 early was dismissed man who lives without contributing E. and Roy Sainsbury acres of land in Utah is put through, In the ground before they were and wa8 ater beets on motion of plaintiff. of the to the publi8hed ln pamphlet progress KJerlutj something Case of C. A. Quigley vs RIcy H. harvested. The past few days have form. In respective oil development in the the argument world lives in vain. Love was char- Jones was dismissed carrying state will receive a set back. as per stipulawideso all the up ground ther, Elder Dalby read the testimony acterized the greatest power in the tion filed. The same action was takLogan Wm. Evans lets contract for to 0f the eleven witnesses awake farmers have, been Able ambers from j world and if there had been more en in the case of C. A. Quigley vs A. to the Book Ice plant here. School High' and a tons beets few but L. Brown. plow Jbeir 0f Mormon and then related the ex o!o. Salt Lake The Potash Co. of Utah The Lost Chord pure love and rea charity in the world Default judgment was awarded Los need remain perience of the three special witness-Th- capitalized at 81,500,000 incorporates been the itland and High School Or- today, there would not have Saddle & Finding Co. and Angeles 1917 contracts will permit of es after to they had been excommunicat- - ty. develop alunlte beds In Piute Counawful holacust across the seas.- Mr. et Blanford the iu al, George earlier is it understood and digging, ed from the church In which they conartette, selected Gifford Herbsman quoted freely from the say- sum of 81287.45. Corinne Project to reclaim 11,000 The Utah National Bank was given with the experience of this fall, the tinued to bear a fervent testimony to s' L his acres of water logged land near here Frisby, Rulon Jeppson, lugs of the Saviour to illustrate a default judgment against W. E. beet crop will be narvested earlier the divinity of the Book of Mormon. making rapid progress, while 45,000 Winzler. point. Paden In the sum of 82500. another season The sugar beet in The conclusions of the acres may be drained near Ogden. a. Luna of speaker the Waltz"-- H. S. Or Judge Harris fixed the bonds He urged the young people' to be sure to be developed to the (that if the is dustry to" Salt Lake The State Conservation subject for the next Prophet was fits means to do the job County Commissioners and the revelations which he testified Commission has been asked for Infortwo years, in the sum of 87500 each. fullest extent In this valley.-Lo- gan better than the other fellow Republican. t0 having received were hallucina- - mation relative to suitable clay depos0ITY in its for manufacture of paint council George do it does. LOW EXCURSION RATES Letting tlons, then It was necessary for him will Riverton Local people talking sumeans that George CHOIR school work MEMBERS to influence and control at least eler- - gar factory here. eeting of the City do it when he gets out of school and jaa and Between all points Christmas held last bor record ot baT Bingham Contract with Utah Powfel- lTd We must have every member out Friday evening, New Years. Tickets on sale Dec. 16, an d complety crowd the other and gh 8een the Plates from er & Light Co. for service to make it to Wre practice Thursday evening. , 4 ?'5nrpre?mtMaa'e'l' ont'B, appeulfl for Pu" 23, 24, 25, 30, 31, Jan. are on the 19, 20, he best lighted city in the state with program for special music whlca th book was translated three the Use the next Sunday. of them testifying that an exception of Salt Lake. ,unicatlou of the Corinne mericanism and told every citizen 1st Return January 3rd. angel from e ' Salt Lake Utah Paraflne, Oil ft relaUv to dty PIP that he must never fail t0 g0 t0 convenient service via The Electric showed CONDUCTORS, (heaven them the plates in Wax Co. Jr E8nd1 hole of that com- - polls to vote. incorporates to develop oil such a way that though Way." Train every two hours. Admany of them shale beds near Soldier Summit rfed chairman of wat- 9 a vertisement Iater made E. J. became drove 5miUee f0r down to Salt Lake his enemies they never Ryan In closing Mr. Herbsman Midvale Utah Tron & Steel Co. to inspection and that Jr1 metlng. City yesterday on some matters of denied their testimony. build f60,000 addition to It3 powerful appeal for an America factory. of DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP business. n was The musical program rendered Brigham Motion Picture Products recelyed from will gather up the broken cords by Co. opens branch here. halthVeCK,et?ry 01 state the world and lead the nations in that Attorney and Mrs. LeRoy B. Young 01 e choir were the hymns O Lord Notice is hereby given that Messrs Midvale Utah Iron A Steel Co. commanded W. C. Burnham and A. N. Munn, doing were in Salt Lake !a from Thattoraey1 Master to the Responsive on whi City Thy Call, "Arise My makes first Saturday gen- - Peace t fin ,u shipment of Utah made 0UI Arise, occasion when business under the firm name of Bum-ha- last on business and pleasure. "For the Strength of the rail3. The Up0n that memorable of the local dissolved have capacity partnerHill-Munn, were sailing the selection Come Unto Me is 60 tons of steel rails per day. plant He with His desciples assumes complete Mr. Burnham ship. Sea of CHRISTMAS-NEYEARS Richfield Modem hospital to be Jand the closing "We Thank Thee v upon the angry waters of the control of the plumbing business opculmina- erated 'or will and is the firm all that the pay a Prophet" by the congrega-point- s constructed here. Low by peace excursion rates between all j Galilee, bills contracted under the firm name 0 sacrament was administer-oof love and charity one for via the Electric Way. Tickets j n' vf aphorized to pur- - tion as well as collect all accounts outed by MIIton Burt and Harland Vai-2WHEN IT COMES TO TALKING Doc. of 16, 19, 20, 22, 23, 21, sle 24, tb firat city Bright standing. I entIne under 010 direction THE VICTROLA LEADS MACHINES, of the 30, 31 Jan. 1st Return January ta Dated at Brigham City, Utah, Dec. Comond THEM ward ALL. PUT ONE IN YOUR Insurance Life 1916. bishopric and 12. Beneficial the Use the convenient service. The prayers were offered by Henry W. C. BURNHAM HOME FOR CHRISTMAS. STOHL were allowed pany will lend you money on real Jensen Trains and two hours "The via every A. N. MUNN s matters were FURNITURE CO. Adv. Jonah Mathias. N. Stohl, resident it after Electric Adv. estate! See Joseph ' dl2-1Way." hich the Adv. meeting I inter-mountai- 1 er a 1 lec-rhe- n :e 1 e - 1 fly -- I 1 I Utah-Idah- o con-Vt- e I I oc-bee-ts I I -- - 1 I J 1 influ-itatio- I n incre-dn'it- y al-pa- 1 I Parent-Teache- L spir-Dec- . I f t il J set-bac- k Lyte-Mon- k 10-to- n e - - -- efficient'.-whlfcfii- 1 I 21,-22- I d8-2- Pk ( n -- ft S3 as. Sec-3r- a 9 agenL i Adv d8-2- 9 |
