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Show The Shade and water are Important. Juab County iimes THE UTAH BUDGET Jacob Coleman. Editor W, W. Bennett, M, D, J. R. Give the work horse proper rest. nd Proprietor Two additional cases of small poi were quarantined at Ogden Sunday. A trout weighing six and a hall NCPH1 UTAH pounds dressed was caught by C. A Bass in the Ogden river near Hunts OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. ville. A jury In the district court of Og District. den Friday afternoon returned a ver dict of guilty In the case of William DlBlrlct Jndge, Fifth Judicial Joshua Greenwood. Brown, charged with burglarly. Attorney B. H. Ryan. Captain Duncan Rosa, the chamulor. 1 Cook. broad-sworStenographer V. fighter of the world, ol State Senator J. A. Hyde. was In Suit Lake Scotland, Glasgow, Btate Representative Braxton Bar this week, seeking a match with the aett. Forest Supervisor, Nebo Forest Re-rv- blades. H. F. Studley. The Jury In the Clive murder case U. S. Expert in Charge Experiment at Provo, after deliberating nln Station P. V. Cardon. hours, returned a verdict of JustiHtate Koreman Experiment Station fiable homicide, according to the plea Stephen Hoswell. of the "unwritten law." County. The Post publishing company of Provo has filed articles of incorporaJ. I. County Commissioners Ueorge Jone. Martin Nlelson. tion to carry on a general publishing Clerk T. W. Vlckers. business. The capital stock is 15,000, Recorder Win. Burton. par value 50 cents share. Treasurei" T. H. O. Parkea. The Bingham volunteer fire depart-meAssessor Wm. Bailey. Is making extensive preparations 8urveyor--Arth- ur A. Miller. to entertain the state convention of Attorney T. 1 Foote. Sheriff Out J. Henrlod. Volunteer Firemen, which will be held Superintendent of Schools George In Bingham August 23 and 24. A. Sperry, Jr. Thirty employees of the National Probation Officer Alvah Stout. company working on the Fireproof Road Commissioner George Kearns building in Salt Luke City, wire-me- n walked out because Superintendent County Infirmary H. D. Allred. were put on the Job. County Physicians Dr. W. W. The Scranton mine of Eureka was Bennett, Dr. J. A. Hensel. declared unfair by this Mlnein' union because the company refused to conEAST COUNTY MUNICIPAL OF- sider the plea for better food made by FICERS. thirty-fiv- e striking miners. Three Austrlims were frightfully NEPHI CITY. mangled and three other severly inMayor G. M. Whit more. Councllmen James Garrett, Jr., ured by a delayed explosion of a shot Alma Hague, Alonzo Ingram, Enoch In a cut of the Bingham Garfield railBurton, W. O. Orm. road, near Salt City, Sunday. Recorder Peter Sorensen. Salt Lake county now Is assured of Treasurer J. II. Latimer. a county hospital along with its InMarshal W. A. Wright. Plans for the hospital have firmary. E. Memmott Night Watchman J. Justice of the Peace Jacob Cole been decided Uion by the county commissioners and work: should start nan. Street Supervisor Jag. B. Riches. soon. Quarantine Physician Dr. V. O. J. W. Hayes, who obtained 1100 Miner. from Dr. Ogden by representing Building Inspector Enoch Burton. himself asJoyce a member of the Masonic N. A. Chief or Fire Department order, was sentenced to two years In Nlelson. Superintendent f Waterworks Al- the penitentiary by District Judge fred Gowers. Howell of Ogden. Electric Light Superintendent According to Associated Press disPlant T. A. Carver. Salt Lake City will be the patches Sexton N. C. Nlelson. scene of a notable conference of govLEVAN TOWN. ernors, who will discuss plans to rePresident Board of Trustees A. L tain control of the natural resources Egg eating by fowls Is a serlotj4 vice. The chickens have many pecks ol fun at feed time. The gasoline engine Is solving the labor problem on the farm. The nest of the setting hen should be kept clean and free from vermin. d Gum exuding from the roots of the peach tree? Bores at work; get after them. Best Home Made Caskets Physician and Surgeon Complete Stock Burial Shoes. Fine Hearse In connection. Offlee at residence. Phone No. 105 red TELEPHONE 6L OTTICE AT RESIDENCE D. O, Miner, M, D, Grace Bros. Lumber Co Physician and Surgeon PHONE NO. S4 OITICS AT RESIDENCE T. L, FOOTE Don't Boy from os unlet! 700 want to get Sash and Doors, Lumber, L'ath, Shingles and Also Builder's Hardware Cement, Coal, Coffins and e n Mc-Cun- t. non-unio- Jarkman. Trustees Adelbert Bosh, I H. Mor-lense- George Francom, Swen E. klalmgren. Clerk Orson Nlelson. Marshal Albert Bosh. Health Officer James E. Taylor. EAST COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. Mona John T. Kay, Ephralm 1L Kay. N. W. Ellertson. Nebo Thos. Booth, Edward Jones, Wm. Jones. Nnphl Alma Hague, T. 1 Foote, Koscoe K. Grover. levan Hendrirkson, James Henry E. Taylor. Adtlbert Bosh. Juab Jamo A. Kelly, R. C. Stpph en son, T. T. Taylor. EAST COUNTY PRECINCT OFFI-CERS- n Attorney at Law County Attorney When the colt Is dropped it should receive nourishment from the dam within the first half hour. Cut the hay at the proper time. manage- some turnips In succession every two weeks. A row 20 feet long will produce a large quantity. The hen wants plenty of freedom and plenty of food. Agriculture la an art which adorns the land so that it adds to man's physical health and mental pleasure. Much ment. depends upon the Every days' start the weeda means two to catch up. ly Sow 'Pione No. 6. Office at Court House HENRY ADAMS Caskets, at tha Lawyer Praotloa in all the Courts. All legal matters given careful and prompt attention. Office second floor Lowest Possible Prices We can kill weeds by spraying, but of Goldsbrough Block. they will not stay dead without rota tion, mowing and pasturage of the get The defects of the sow are as suretransmitted as are the strong polnta. Dr, J. A. BOOTH land. After the sweet corn baa been used The man with the largest crop Is cut the plants and feed them to the the man who attracts the most atten- cows. Tbe land may then be used tion. for late beans. A breeder must know how to breed, At no time Is the sklmmllk tn a how to feed and how to heed every better condition to make the most of need of bis stock. It than when It la fresh and aweet Just from the separator. Give spinach plenty of rich manure in the fall, and a heavy coating of With a good supply of straw for mulch. It will keep all winter. bedding much good manure can be made every year, and manure Is the "One year's seeding makes seven very life and success of a farm. year's weeding" la very true of the soil of a well fertilized garden. If your fruit needs thinning and you iiave not already thinned It, do Never pick berries for market when It at once. It la better to thin late they are wet. And. when picked, hur- than to run the risk of Injuring the ry them to a cool place out of the sun. trees. NEPHI NATIONAL Dentist Offioe Rooms Nos. 2 and Building. Phons No. 126-2- . "IBANK I, Wins Thos. H. Burton Interest paid on Abstractor and Notary Publlo I buy and sell Real Estate. Loans, Iasuranoe, Mining Stocks, Blus Prints. Room 1. Winn Bldg. Phone No. 130-- Time Deposits at the rate of 4 per cent per annum Enoch Burton Residences a Specialty. Room No. , .'. J.'U. OSTLER. Pbesidikt L. 8. HILL, E. R. BOOTH, CARiuia Architect 5, Winn Bldg. If It Is possible the quarters for the Prune blackberries and raspberries. sheep should be so arranged that the Cut back the canes and remove all sun can shine In all or most of the dead plants. This will greatly re day. juvenate the plants and cause fruitful- Merchant Tailor ness next year. to last and flt at reasonBolts made The nonlaylng hen Is the one that prices. Long experience In eastKeep the weeda down. A garden full able takes on fat, and such should ba made All Kinds of Job Hauling as fat as possible In a short time and of weeds Is no Indorsement for you as ern tailoring houses. a husbandman. Late cultivation Is aold. and Drayage necessary, for weeda are not retarded Most Reasonable .Prices In their respective states. Plant sorghum to carry your hogs by the summer aun. H. 8. Graves, chief forester of the over summer. Men. It Is a splendid soilfor Haedquartera Traveling Haj, Grain and Stabling If the flower garden crops are not V. S. forestry bureau, was a Salt ing crop for pigs and should not be addiroom Nsw I elegantly appointed making due progress stimulate them Lake visitor Sunday. Mr. Graves is aeglecUHl. tion, steam heat, baths, etc. One with nitrate of soda. A teaspoonful block south and one east of court making a western trip to get persona dahlia house. Phone 22. Care must be taken not to allow worked Into the soli about SUkU BUck West W Cent Hmm ally acquainted with the various officers of the service and with the peo- the cream In ripening to become too Is about the correct proportion. sour, for the butter takes and keeps ple using the forests. If tbe grass on the entire lawn Geo. E. Riley, a clerk, and E. J. the flavor of the cream. seems sickly and does not make a Walsh, an actor were arrested by the OOCRTEOU8 TREATMENT AND Cultivate sweet potatoes' well beVore good growth. It may be that tbe soli Ogden police on the charges of doping FIRST CLASS WORK -is sour. In such case give the entire If over vines rows. He Builds Wisely Who the the labspread a and robbing Charles Johnson, lawn . a dressing of lime to sweeten H. A. NIESON, North Doors Three diffwill have you this you neglect orer. Builds Well" tbe soli. of Pokt Office PROPRIETOR in eradicating weeds. Three young toughs attacked an iculty seed lady in Ogden Sunday night and As there Is no proportion between If it's first class work TO BUILD WELL While you are enjoying fruits you are looking atempted to snatch a valuable gold do not neglect to can andripe your farm, to be things, equal preserve to USE for go nuule such belt. from watch Sho her beautiful, should be made Vow will enough for winter use. a heroic defense that the youths were need unIt when freBb fruits cannot be up of unequal. Inqual fields, The t Shop frightened off, making; their escape bad. , equal garden beds, unequal buildings. without being apprehended. on. so and id1 rooms, tarMt ttvrltt barter Fin. op .bop in Nrpbi. riieqiial ami Hath la cnofct4oa. oot THi actadoom tn ouiti Shcrt Gaorsn T. Judd of Provo took It Is poor economy to permit colts of fot Offlrc, BatcbtJor Bro, Proprietor . Don't build a large house, lay exBrig Peterson and David Greenhateh to follow their dams over the fields Equa.1 to Santlquln Sunday and left them this hot weather. Keep the colts In tensive yards, and then fill them with 1 The Largest and Purest there. The young men have !cen In the pasture while their mothers are expensive fowls until you have given the business a fair trial on a less natural deposit of Gypsum custody for a week on suspicion of In the harness. elaborate scale. Practical experience being the men who shot Moslah Bus Meets All Tralna. in the World. In profitable poulProtein promotes growth of bones Is a valuable at Santlquln on July 4. Good Drsv Ei and Rlrs. press Livery Chief Forester Henry 8. Graves. th and muscles. Young animals require try raising. Wagons. successor of Gifford I'lwhot, arrived plenty of protein to develop properly. A rents for Coat corn and Phone Us. No. 44 2. in the weeds Kill Nephl Piaster & Mfg. Co, the and wheat potaCotton seed shorts meal, and In Ogdr-spent Friday morning the moisture take 'Weeds meal toes. furnish protein. tip the day with District Forester A. E. gluten H D. GOLDSBROUGH. Proprietor crops need and prevent the circulation Sherman and the other officers of the of the thus of In encouraging the air. spread harrowing plowed times, dry Mr. Fourth district headquarters. Graves said that In all the forestry surface at the end of each half day's plant diseases. They sbsde the ground keep the soil from abeotbing beat districts he has recently visited he work will aid greatlyIn In conserving and an the and oil moisture Important factor In com growth. keeping a has found matter moving along from twoomlns cloddy. ground smoothly as posible. Theoretically one would think that Tom Thorls of Karnham, mas held Is but one object of the work horse ought to rest at night weeds Killing MANUFACTURERS OF np. brutally beaten and robbed of $15 corn. While Important to Instead of being oblfg'-- to graee for late Wednesday night near Mounds, cultivating kill weeds the preservation of mois- several hours durWig the natural restand Steven ture In the soil Is by Joseph Barkarish : equally so, and is ing period, but practically the effect Parlrh of Salt I ake, who escaped to- done by shallow and frequent cultiva- of the gracing and the night exercls ff Purward Sunnyaide. Deputy Is conducive to the very best kind of tion. ges and a posse from here were soon health and thrift on the trail of the assailant and of Cuttings plants early Friday morning succeeded In should be started to rooting In midEvery farmer knows that sheep will them. capturing summer, when the new growth begins make better gains In flesh on a dry Our Leaders Gold Coin Flour and Fresh Ground Graham Almost any The street car line has been Anally to harden clover bay ration, with the same to plant ran be propagated by ratlings amount of grain, thin any other kind extended from Salt City of farm live stock. The reason for this Bandy, the people t f Sandy celebrating with proper treatment la that sheep consume a larger portion the arrival of the first car by a general Cool your milk as soon as yon ran of the leaves of the clover hay snd not suspension of business and devolloc after milking. Ii you can't do It any so much of the coare. woody s'slk the day to a gneral eejebralnn. other way, pour It from one nail to anWallace R. White, of Salt r can out the pure, fresh sir will Tbe bst lnvetm-n- t any City, one of the best known attorneys other It. where Is Jn lmhis wl:h are Hut money aerators not strike make very surplus In Utah, droptd dead la Emigration at present. Most of n ran proving his farm When some farm canyon, shortly after 12 o'clock Wed expensive one. afford money er get ahead and have or heart nesday afternoon. Apoplexy, ttev rlthfr bur tvore land or begin failure, is presumed to have bwn the A sow that la expected to produce to lend money for tbr Interest t W ill eause of death. Judged hf the rirrutn and bring them to draw. These are not nnwls th.ngs to ound, vigorous pigs stances. be feeding point must have a food do, but thy are not tbe best thing! The Cub National Guard Is en boiler to supply the necessary fuel to fd do with money ramped at Dale Creek, Wrmlng make food. She must be hl to diwhere It wll spend fifteen days in gest her food tn large quantities, and bss tbe advantage In that msnettvers and drill tactics. Tao spe If she has a weak or pernlcklty stom- It Ihilrytng enables the farmer to utilise the rial trains were required to transport ach she will fall. labor of Ms family, the forage and the different companies and their tm train gron on the farm, and to make pedimentla. Pigs coming any time la Msrh or the most possible nut of a small farm CANYON of the GRANDE Sal Lake's tiaVl of taxlnc nmy In- April will b-- ready for the September t may be said further that It hrlnas EACLE RIVER CANYON dividual or corporal Ion for the privi- or October market. If they are kept a steady lnmm every week with s on a good clover or bine grass pasture btch to pay running expenses, this CANYON lege of doing business, throngs oliheCUNNISON directed agiftt the manufac- this spring and summer with rsiik. to the young faraief. Is In many rasea, GARDEN of the GODS flem. horts and corn for feed they ui no turers snd other Interests, has resnl'-ea a In make and N n thrifty growth gnod In so of $1.92 f.2 In to hunt for eom prep It Is MANITOU SPRINGS for the first sev- condition for flnUhlng In the full. (ax roller-lionwill kill Canada thistles that aratKn 1910. en months of springs the cost of raising m tiil and ouak grass There Is to suck drwnd it Count Pr1 Owens, a miner. E ROYAL Is three years old; then fgnre p remedy that Is worth anything In at Mldva, Tuesday, while bathing sw thorough that It will pr d what It costs to raise s good the Jordan river. He was lafcn with above ground for one colt vent th of growth cTrt Opposite cramps and wss drowned before asIs tJt rmly effectual season. thewrmld it rh st sm f'r place growing sistance could be rendered by his twe that age; clear profit tm each net bod of procedBr. When growth note the mmpanions. Irtrett found the body Ir arid yon won t be slow In looking above ground Is prevented tbe roots a twelve foot bo'e. around for sosne good. w! fcred brood must die. f"t tbey leave no lungf i naff i through which te get mxrgc. That New Coal Yard and Livery Stable.... George W, Booth FORREST HOUSE Harris & Mecham. eae-as- tf City Barber Shop Modern Barber . DOWNS Nephi Plaster Has No Mona. Livery and Feed Stable Justice John jfatos. K'.Iaa Molyneux. Constant Health Offlcrr N. W. Ellertson. Gun-derso- sct Nephl. Justice J. 8. Cooper. Constable Alvah Stout. Health Officer Dr. I). O. Miner. Levan. Justice Orson Nlelson. Constable Richard Iverson. : n Juab. Juab Jostle It, C. Stephenson. Constablo Robert Memmott. County Mill and Elevator Company; d NEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. Meets first and third Tuesdays of very month at the club parlors In the lunt building. Visiting members of neighboring commercial clubs cordially welcomed. R. K. Orover, President. T. It. Burton. Financial Secretary. Dennis Wood. Corresponding Secre- tary. Modern Woodmen of Amertra No. meets every Wednesday evening at 1. O. O. F. hall. Visiting Wood men welcomed. Georite Small, Consul. I II. Latimer, Clerk. 10.700, I. O. O. f. No. 18 meets every Saturday evening In I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting brothers cordially Inrlt! to at- tend. JAfON, N. O J. 8. COOPER. Secretary. JAM. H. Latter-daSaints' Meetings, ftunday Hrhool. 10 a m. First ward t Tabernacle; Second ward at meeting bonse. :S9 p. m. First M. I. A. fliindav. ward at tabernacle; Second ward st mealing house. Primary First ward at Relief ball. 4 p. m Tuesday. Second ward st meeting house, 4 p. m. Tuesday. Priesthood routings Monday, 7:.io 1. m.. at the respective ward meeiine; y fcoiisea. Relief Society Hrt ward. mi and fonrth Thursdays of each month at 2 p m. Second ward. first and rnlrd Thursdays of earn month at 2 the respective p. m. ai mlng fcou'es, Rf Jiplm rHuwesFlrst wsrd. p. m vry Fridaym . at Relief hall; atSecond mtird. p. every Friday bonse Flour and Mill Produce Sh-rl- Everything New and up to date hard-woode- hard-woode- d !ke fs-n-- - stre f SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD A fl I ofdl-Dance- d ln-re- wl rt thrre-ycar-ol- - sll n finOrlllll of Natural . Beauty all the way ruby canyon clenwood corce PULLMAN AND TOURIST SLEEPERS TO DENVER and ST. LOUIS 1 |