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Show OttrpaLter, JosV S DIXIE ADYOCA St. George, Washington County, Utah, Thursday, Feb. 4 1904. Vol. 3. Sunday Services. The speakers at afternoon services last Sunday were Bp. Isaac C. Macfar-lan- e CAMPAIGN AGAINST FRANCHISE FOR No-- Samuel Jndd has recently purchased the Whitmore homestead in the' north WORK ON NEW western part of town embracing four valuable city lots and a large house, ROAD BEING LET. and as soon as he can make needed repairs, will move there with his family. Mr. Judd is enthusiastic in his praises Utah & Eastern Copper Company Will of the soil in this part of town, which he says is much more productive than Rash New Toll Road. in other localities. It is his intention hereafter to employ all his 6pare time FROM SHEM TO MOAPA STATION in the cnltivation of his lots. BELL TELEPHONE. and Elder George Jarvis. Bro. Macfarlane devoted his remarks princi pally to a discussion of the necessity of A Number Convicted and Severe Penal Council Granted Company One looking after the young people, and City knowof the particurlarlv importance ties Inflicted. Last Saturday . Evening. ing where they are after night, and the securing of their attendan ce at the var endT IS NOT YET. ious AND APPOINTMENTS. SUBMITS THE organizations instituted for their MAYOR benefit. The speaker also referred to Senator Jos. W. Webb for Watermaster, Su Dr. G. W. Middleton, Cedar fcity I. C. JTacfarlane, Who Surveyed the Jack Platt is Fined $150, John the fight being waged against Smoot, and said that it was Pot Mr. eminent and surgeon spent physician Route, is Letting tle Conpervisor, Sexton and Deputy Gray Assessed $100. Santa Smoot personaly nor polisramy that his Tuesday and part of Wed. of this week tracts Today. Marshal. Clara Busy. in St. George, calling upon- his many opponents were arrayed against, but the priesthood of God on the earth. patients of the past who reside here, That the Utah and Eastern Coppr A special session of the city coupcil extending his circle of acquaintances, Those who supposed that they would Elder Jarvis said he was heartily in means business in the- matter of the accord the with Company of and Iron room the the merits the held at in the City yiews preyious was be allowed to continue to dispense wine county explaining of toll road from Sheta their the care for the evenof Bank projected a which house last court concerning speaker stock, portion in the same old way have received County Saturday to station on the new nearest Moapa, quite a shock this week bv tho arrest young, and related personal experien- ing, "at which Mayor Macfarlane, ia being subscribed for by residen ts of Clark evidenced is could much ces bow road, by the fafit Middleton Dr. has good Recorder Snow and all Councilmen this city. Although showing and conviction of at least four individC. Macfarlane who extendIsaac Surveror that be sometimes Marilli-aSt. in also were the visited not by Morris accomplished George uals ia the county engaged in this frequently present, except ing a helping hand to an erring brother shal Bentley and Attorney Morris. past his reputation has preceeded him was employed to map out the road, is business. on the ground for the purpose The information upon which the con or sister. Said mothers were sometimes Mayor Macfarlane called the meeting here, and the mention of his nume in today of contracts for the construcof nesss blame to most the cases was for introduction. an awarding to order and announced the purposes wayward ample victions have been secured bus all of tion road. the and for children subwas to was doctor The called of to one screening which of shielding the Washington session, been furnished by Chri9 S Sorenson nearand N. P. Peterson, who gave their ad them in wrongdoing. Prof. Otte ren- mit his nominations for the various ap to confirm the diagnosis of Dr. Pike in By the opening of this new route off be cut the will wagmiles in ly case choir vocal of a a cancer pati-ieof dered thirty solo, the the uterus, the assisting dress as Manti, who have been located pointiye offices, and to transact some railShem the and haul on between Mrs. stake of chorus. The the somewhat Bunkerville, Dotson, presidency other business that appeared being here for a few weeks, ostensibly for coke road over all the which and while so near took occasion to visit companys the purpose of renovating feather beds. urgent. and bullion has to pass. The list of appointments, as submit- the metropolis. The ball opened last week WednesThe road is being opened by the ted by the Mayor ana acquiesced in by FARMING. day, with the arrest of John.I?latt, under a franchise for n toll IRRIGATION EXPOSITION. company follows: as is the council, Platt) (familiarly known as 'Jack road granted by the county comi. mob For watermaster, supervisor and John Gray. The former stood and a toll will be charged and Increase ers, Water to Save How Practical Illustration from Work of streets and sexton, Jos. W. Webb. trial, but was conyicted and fined in teams in the employ of the comnot G. S. Productions. For quarantine physician, Utah Experiment Station. Hig the sum of $150 He was represented for pany, passing ovei. it. As it will gins, and the third member of the city by Attorney George R Lund, and an distance between St, Georshorten the board of health, Richard A. Morris appeal has been taken to the district how rich the difference no railroad and makes it is expected that the It ge One of the mo6k practical exhibitions court Gray, who is nearly 70 years of On petition of Marshal Bentley, Jos. much freight of this section will be soil may be in plant food orfertility.it is was the shown at Irrigation exposition W. Webb was also appointed deputy age, plead guilty and was fined $100. impossible forany kind of plants to grow that from the Utah experiment station, brought over the new road, which it Is Being unable to pay the fine he has without water. We all neglect the point marshal. of the company to mainirrigation investigations the intention been confined in the city jail, and unA petition was read from Andrew illustrating condition. Of course, m in of retaining moisture in the soil for tain good of as water and the value apshowing less he repents of his determination to E. M Brown asking for use. This is very essential in hu. Sorenson and order the that people of this section plied in varying quantities to various sweat it out will be a guest of the mid the return of money paid by them for seasons. The of this shorter and avail themselvs regions during dry from farm crops. No better lesson in irriga may city for one hundred days. be necessary for will needs water for two principal certain parcel of land purchased better it route, plant one the was ever there given than as tion Last Monday John Gubler and Conto be performed on of all the plant food the city under a misunderstanding considerable work First purposes. boiled down from the shown station, by of said land. The pe rad Naegle were arrested, in Santa must be dissolved and in the liquid to the location a recent bulletin No. 80, on Irrigation the road between Shem and this city, tition was referred to the committee Clara, the evidence being furnished by form before it is available. This via the Clara Creek, which is any- Investigations which every Utah and Grounds the same witnesses, and pleading guil-tPublic on Improvements. , i and valuable so is why liquid manure tbn.v till the experua wouhlnot be great to ( fined in t ? ropeettiv Where water is plentiful the tend then the plan I needs water Lu its con- I of tin committee on underchairman sums of $50 and $00 each. It is this into a fairly passable highconvert all of A is to use it struction. large percentage cy among Utah irrigators stood that they will remain in jail until pal Laws and City Government, report- too of moisture lack way. The water. is of needs the for the crop plants liberally on an ordinance granting the penalty has been satisfied. With the completion of thin road and 4 causes more crop failures than lack of ed favorably and to the detriment of the grewn, Mountain the to consterfranchise Rocky In the mean time fear and the laying of the steel track across the land. The investigations of the station fertility. Bell Telephone Co. The report of the nation is present in the camps of all from the mine, the cost of mountain how note to varbe in It may covered experiments surprising growing those who have been engaged in this much water is required in the growth of committee was adopted, and after some ious cereal and and marketing the ores from vegetable crops under treating be materially will nefarious business and many are won- an acre of corn. Clinton, I believe it is, slight amendments, the ordinance was the Djxie unordered irrigation. Each crop was grown dering where the sword is going to fall estimates that an acre of corn produc- passed by due form of law and der similar conditions, but with next. The planr of the officers are ing 50 bushels requires 1,500,000 pounds published in the Dixie Advocate. varying amounts of wator, showrecommended Committee on Rules kept a profound secret, but it is inti- of water during the season. of each crop to rules of the previous council ing the requirements mated that The end is not yet. And if this subject is so important, that the most the WOO WARD SCHOOL NOTES yield. profitable be perpetuated and that fifty copies of produce All we want, quoth County Attor- we should amounin was Wheat give it more attention. A varying irrigated with the ney Snow the other day, is the sup little careful work in this way often the same be printed, together of water issue. Crowded The ts from 3'i to 53 committees. and of the names of citizens class standing of the better Frequport inter eating QUr crQps wondei fully. are results and the he,ps highly was committee adopted. Jan. of 28, 1901. business the is we will see that the wine ent, shallow cultivation throughout the report With an application of Z'A inches of vera made McArthur Watermaster usmade a pleasant Trustee Orton stopped 33 bushels to season will conserve the moisture to relation to the Cotton- water the land yielded Come oftener, trustee, call bush36 recently. a great extent, as it destroys the capil bal report in 6 M, inches produced the acre; water wood water, by request. Said that inthat you may know what we are deiug. els; 13 inches yielded 40- bushels; 15 PROSPECTING OIL FIELDS. lary connection with the air, the the had been Wm. granted Thompson are roots the where below 49 bushels, remaining The Twelfth Census and The Story of the water ches, 47 bushels, 18 inches so This cultivating must be shal- privilege of using much 53 inches yielded but 43 bushels. of the Worlds Worship are two recent feeding. while Stated O. B. and Brigham Nay, with two low. I know one field of corn which as he could get to his farm, Another experiment showed the yield contributions to the library from P re. ' that considerable difficulty had been from 30 incites of water applied to one E. H. Snow. Boys, Sinking Shaft. surely was hurt at least 10 bushels to encountered in the water along keeping too cultivator the acre the by running acre was 47. bushels. The same amount of library The first consignment the north side of the bill above the looked corn The tinie. acres yielded last the on Saturday, and The first actual work in the direction deep before but after the work was gulch, as it was constantly freezing up of water spread over two hand came to books 3 acres well Said Mr. 80 bushels and when applied to attention f prospecting for oil in the promising sick ever since and overflowing its banks. looked rather has it an- are- receiving considerable done it Or bushels. 105 putting is yielded the with fields in the vicinity of Virgin City, was week. wrestling this I haye argued all summer with the Tnompson other way, 20 inches of water will proow in progress. Three sets of song books have made to show him problem. corn 80 bush of this owner trying an ordinance duce 47 bushels from one acre, O. B. and Brigham Nay with a coupof matter The framing cultivation iheir shallow appearance, so it may be expectthe effect of the two and 105 bushels from three le of boys, are engaged in siDging a to enable the city to assess the Cotton els from ed there will be some singing that still he but goes deep. haft about 1500 feet back from the crop wood Water stock, was referred to the acres. on for the next few weeks. the of in obtained were The capacity Similar results at a , committee on Municipal Laws and City pings and it is expected that A fifth grade student Lorin soil may be increased by the adding of oats and other grains. In the shale asso the 100 feet growing 75 to the of with from attorney depth form oi barnyard ma- Government, beets contributed Arabian Nightfs in the and humus, sugar is growing-opotatoes will be encountered. The shaft being ciated. or stubble under ex of It i unnecessary ts in or Entertainments. showed after years ploughing nure, Claims against the City, aggrigating the results vigorously prosecuted. more is these contributhen soil we The open excessive that crops. appreciate irrigation say the principal perimenting, that An expert named Wilbur represent- green more of the falling $3$. 70 were then allowed,, absorb to will the and tions. detrimental quality not now was is only had been incurred in taking J. F. Clapp of Los Angles and will retain it as what is call-e- part of which of the crop but actually decreased, its The subject of art is receiving the water. of the due here to make an examination of rain, care city water. There may be a' ing to the beet attention of teachers at their regular Water capillary applied also was quantity. dollars appro the property. One Hundred of applying too much humus at Tuesday afternoon meetings. Interestcrop in excess of 20 inches was done Better surface indications for petrO' possibility dan-le- u priated as a criminal contingent expenis much not there 6how that for but the to land, The loss. found a experiments be of ing talks have been given on Angelo, of a high grade cannot se fund and placed at the disposal Lrer of the American farmer doing it. 15 inches of water is Raphael, Leonardo, Rubens and Murilresults economic to looks instructions bright marshal, with any place, and the future Also the water holding capacity may the city better than 30 inches. From these de- lo. a full report of its use for that locality. submit This be increased by fall plowing. be inferred that if irriWhat with simultaneous equations Marshal Bentley made a statement ductions it may to break the chance a frost the on scientifically the carried is &lveb and of law from three to a dozen unknown gation interest the in WANTED. Washing and Ironing having his labors of state may be in fine particles, leaving it m betof the soil land irrigable to do at home, order. quantities, with the Iliad, with written double. With the consequent reviews in physical geography, and ter condition to absorb and retain the This , than more of the business the Mbs. Mtbza Mu.es. completed winter rains until needed later in the increase in the rural population. Salt that terrible German the ninth grade session and an adjournment was tf. the Ploughseason by growing crops. Laae Herald. feel they have no occasion to stand ing, whether spring or fall, should be There is work for all to do, idle. Better Than Cold deep, as this increases the depth of the DTE- KIN We A they. IN say RELIEF in spring. more space for in winter and drain I was troubled for several years,! soil mulch and gives The library shelving was remodeled of this work. The up more do to need is moisture.' Proper tillage relief Core gives Minute Cough. with chronic indigestion and nervous conserving One and embalmed by Embalmer Pickett has his farm in a high miLan- - what counts in modern agriculture, to date farmer kills the it because minute one in in debility. writes F. J. Green, of last week so that we net only have state of cultivation. I believe in mucous memthe No remedy helped me Some of our experiment stations have tickles which more shelf loom, but crobe caster, N. H. the in done about when tensive cultivation with and at the the cough a much better ap- until I began using Electric Bitters, been experimenting causing farmin brane, sentiments the presents and library my and have found it right way, draws out the phlegm, clears which did me more good than all the for the above purpose time same But mulching and ing are fewer acres and better tillage. medicines'I ever used. They have al- - to be satisfactory. the moist- the inflammation and heals and soothe are the most practic Then we can retain more of our cultivation for health excellent proper wife in so kept my crops, the affected parts. One minute Cough inersase farmer. rrl ure and greatly too vears She savs Electric Bitters are al ways for the average much, hut Cure strengthens the lungs, wards off Land can be cultivated of all and careful applying and is a harmless and never just splendid for temale troubles; that manure saving this is not often done. E. J. Water gallery would farm the on produced and Lling cure in all cases of Cough, Colds' I willl keep mynextphonograph invigorator Intermountain Farmer. in they are a grand tonic s stripe Tho.e k. until One Minute Cough Cure open only for weak, run down women. No other help us out many times, not should wait more needs work this famthat I lasant to take, harmless and good siring photographs repeat Sabmeoicine can take its place in our George Spilsbury, the veteran attention and we can work it- - at all ul the last day. Satisfac 50c. them. Only for young and old. was ily. Try STUART J of the year. We can cultivate in bath School worker of Toquervilie, times Co. For sale by St. George Drug tion guaranteed. two last week. d a town in manure ayor haul in autumn, summer, plow For sale by St. George Drug Co. THE WINE SELLERS. - it ut ( TE fu-tur- y iib.i f acre-inche- h s out-o- f Uis-- t - I water-holdin- g . Gray-recen- tly f d I V. one-thir- d sub-soilin- g de-i- un-ali- ! r |