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Show J The Juafy County Times OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. J. M. Chrtstensan, Editor and Publisher NEPIII . . . . . . . . UTAH District. Judicial District Judge, K1Uh Joanna Uruenwood. Attorney E. H. Ryan. W. L. Cook. Stenographer State Senator J. R. Edghleli. State George Representative THE MINIMUM v The employers' liability and compensation bill was paused In the senate on March 10, by b vote of 12 to 5. One senator was absent. The measure passed 1b Rldeout's senate bill No. 147, amended by the conference committee after several pub- 6IVEN APPROYAL OF HOUSt Many of Members Take Up Limit of licG.hearings. A. Iverson delivered an eloquent Time to Explain Their Vote on Bill speech against the bill In which be Tones. In Aid of Working Women. asserted that It was. unconstitutional In a Canadian town, milk wai used Forest Supervisor, Nephl Forest that the legislature had no right to to extinguish a Ore. Must have been Reserve D. 8. Pack. enact a law putting a atlpulated value U. S. Expert In Charge Experiment well watered. The minimum wage bill Introduced on a man's life In case of accidental Station P. V. Cardon. as a eubatltute measure by Dr. Jane death. State Foreman Experiment Station gkolfleld was passed by the house on On roll call, the following voted for Perhaps the next thing will be A. D. Ellison. March 11, with two votes to spare af- the bill: Booth, Cottrell, Edghelll, pneumatic tube service between the ter lnelfectual attempts to strike out Ferry, Funk. Hansen, Lunt, Olson, County. lty and the farm. C. Williams Geo. Smith. and Gardthe enacting clause and addresses Rldeout, County Commissioners Wliltmore, Lorenzo Mangelson, W. E. that exceeded the time limit on both ner. Those opposed were: Craig, EckA Doston physician says whiskers aides of the question. Finally when ersley, Iverson, Thornley and Wight. are a sort of capillary fungus. There Evans. Clerk T. W. Vlckers. the vote was culled, almost every are some that look It Five bills were passed by the house Recorder Edgar Lunt. member voting against the bill took his three minutes to excuse his ac- on March 10, Including the $270,000 Treasurer A. R. Pax man. A Delaware hotel has four cats reguroad bond Issue bill, the live stock Assessor Earl Jackman. tion. committee bill amending laws relative The vote was as follows: Ayes larly employed to deal with rats. Attorney J. H. McKnight. Wonder who furnishes the rata? Surveyor J. H. Carter. Bamberger, Barnes, Bennion, Cannon, to the collection of damagee for live Sheriff Gus J. Henrtoa. the Utah Cook, Durham, Elwood, Hammond, stock killed by railroads, A man who had four aces beaten by Superintendent of Schools Geo. IA. Henrie, Jones, Jilud, Kimball. King, Art Institute bill, the bill giving city and county commissioners Loveless, McRae, Morris, Oldham, authority a straight flush called the police, mak- 3perry. Jr Probation officer James E. Mem-mo- t Openshaw, Page, Reynolds, Robinson, to locate municipal pest houses and ing the second bad call of the episode. the bill t. Skolfleld Southwlck, Smith, Welling, providing that father and mother have equal rights in the Road commissioner A. J. Wilcox, Seely 27. So patriotic Is the average cltlten Nays Anderson, Barker, Benson, guardianship of their minor children. that he will not express even an opinSuperintendent County Infirmary Cardon, Christensen, Crouch, Dastrup, ion, preferring to send It by parcel J. U. Vlckers. Two house bills were signed by the Day, Hooper, Krlebel, Marchant, MarO. riott, iMonson, Swenson aud Van Wag- governor on March 10, one appropriatCounty post Physicians Dr. D. Miner, Dr. Steele Ualley, Jr. ing $4,000 for the Free Kindergarten oner 15. and Neighborhood home and the other A divorce case at Reno took Bine minutes for trial. They've got the The employers' liability act recom- changing the Jurisdiction ol the Cedar EAST COUNTY OFMUNICIPAL mended by the Joint legislative com- City branch normal school from the thing down to a system there, all FICERS. mittee on employers' liability was lulj University of Utah to the Agricultural right. on the table In the house, March 11, College of Utah. after having passed the senate. NEPHI CITY. If save be will you your money you Five bills were passed by the sent called a "tightwad." If you scatter It E. R. Booth. Mnyor Utah's legislature, Just to show ate March 5: An act relating to drainV. be .will Councilmen H. H. you referred to as a "spendPettegrew, J. could be done In the age districts, an act providing for what Lunt. J. W. Ellison, Orson Cazler, way ofactually thrift" liability and workingmeu's1 set a pace on fast work, Enoch Iiurton. March 11 In the matter of house bill compensation, an act for teachers' Recorder T. C. Winn. No. 21S, making an appropriation of pensions, an act for redemption ol "Leap year." says an eastern paper, Treasurer J. H. Iailmer. "proved to be fruitful." And doubtless $7,500 for a bridge across Price river real property, and an act transferring Attorney T. H. Iiurton. Woodside. The bill was Intro- appointment of water commissioners near there were a few lemons as well as E. Marshal H. Sparks. duced, passed by the house and sen- from the governor to district courts. peaches. Justice of the Peace Wm. Stout. and sent to the governor. ate, Street Supervisor Jas. B. Rlcbea. Another round or two of parliamenBlotting paper was discovered In Quarantine Puyuician Dr. D. O. sparring over the bank commisConcluding an Interval of Juggling, tary W5, but It has been mighty hard Miner. Utah sion bill enlivened the session of the netted which of the University 'work ever since to find any when you building Inspector I. II. Grace. a women's dormitory, the house on March 10, and the bill finant It Chief oi Mre Department N. A. $25,000 for votes In bill was passed ally came up with twenty-twgeneral appropriations Melnon. In the Benate on March 11 without op- Its favor and nineteen against It. AlA New Jersey man. 100 years old. Superintendent of Waterworks position. (rowers. After perishing summarily Saturday soys he shaves himself without a fredMember Hoard of Health W. A. scratch. But think of all the practice Starr. Senator George J. Kelly's bill pro- afternoon when the senators wanted adjourn, the teachers' pension bill he's had. viding that expert witnesses should to LEVAN TOWN. be paid at rates set by the court did was revived In the upper house March house in view 10, and passed. The bill was amended A Chicago professor President Board of Trustees A. L not look good to the bill says there are before It was passed by' reducing the of the fact that the more insane persons in this country Jackman. raising the tax on teachers' salaries for the pento $2 of from witnesses pay Morten-sen, D. ordinary L. Trustees II. than college students. Some profesBosh, sion fund from 2 to 1 per cent. Accorda failed of $3 passage. day Malm-greE. sors possibly. George Francom, Swen ingly the enacting clause of the senSmith's bill applying the Initiative, ate bill was removed. Clerk Steven Stephenson. . The Prince of Wales Is referendum and recall to city commisto learning Marshal Albert Turnbridge. play the bagpipe to develop his lungs, With the appropriation cut from sion governments was the subject of Health Officer Henry Hendrlckson. in the senate and probably will go barelegged to $25,000 to $15,000, the senate passec considerable debate endanger them. Eckersley's senate bill No. 222. re- March 10, before It was killed. commislating to the horticultural EAST COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. The bill Introduced by Anna H. King A Seattle judge has ruled that It Is sion. The salary of the horticultural Mona John T. Kay, Ephrlam IL Inspector Is raised from $1,500 a year of Salt Lake, providing that fathers not proper for husband and wife to alt to $1,800. The bill originally raised and mothers shall have equal rights In-In on the same Jury. That would only Kay, N. W. Ellertson. the guardianship of minor children. It to $2,400. Alma R. A. Pax Nephl man, Hague, be eleven Jurors? cluding the right to their earnings, I. II. Grace. was brought up March 10 nd passed No. Bennlon's 123. house bill providLe van John A. Morgan. James American phonographs are popular ing for agricultural college experts to uy a narrow margin. In all parte of the world. They are E. Taylor, Lorenzo Mangelson. assist the farmers of 'every county, Edward Southwlck and II. W. Marpopular with their owners, of course, was passed In the senate with the apwere the only members of the riott not the neighbors. to cut from $5,000. $7.50o EAST JUAB COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL propriation house to vote against house bill No. Crouch, calling for an Issue DISTRICT. A student of such things says that Smith's house bill No. 101, maktn 178, by Mr. bonds to the amount of $27C-000- . theft of water from a pipe larceny, of roadThen long sleep tends to produce crime, but Mr. Southwlck Alma Hague, President. Nephl. changed was passed In the senate March 11. criminals are always trying to catch John A. Morgan Lunt's resolution asking congress to h.a vote and gave notice of rconsider-t!on- . their victims Dapping. Lcvan. set aside l.onn.oort acres In Utah for Geo. A Sperry, Secretary, Nephl. the benefit of Indian war veterans A remarkable duel baa Just taken The senate on March 8 received J. T. Kay, Treasurer, .Mona. and the road building fund was also the Midland trail bill from the govplace In Hungary, where the comadopted In the upper house. ernor and alter amending It slightly batants actually Injured each other EAST COUNTY PRECINCT OFFI-CERbefore honor was satisfied. Booth's senate bill No. 240, making passed the bill again. The amendment houses of 111 fame public nuisance makes a slight change In the route In A Philadelphia lawyer aays that a find providing penalties for persons 'he eastern part of the state and proMona. who let premises for such resorts as vides that counties which receive lobster is not a good sport. Cut most Justice John fates. well ss those who operate them, was oad appropriations under the Midland of them are good spenders. bill xhall have tliatv amount deHealth Officer N. W. Ellcrtaon. passed In the actinic as amended by trail ducted from that which Ihey would the committee. amend The sifting Nephl. e Props rations are blng made to ment gives the property owner an op- ctherwise receive from the general Justice J. 8. Cooper. rich mothers on the care of chilroad appropriation. portunity to regenerate his premises Constable H. J. Brotigh. dren. As usual, the lecturing will be before becoming liable for the penalUfflcor Or. U. O. Miner. Health The Kelly bill providing for the dedone by unmarried women. ties. Levan. posit of health certificates by appliJuatlc! George W. Kofod. marriage licenses with counWestern city Is said to record th The governor on March 11 signed cant for was killed in the senate. The Constable Richard Irerson. clerks names of all Us dogs In the city directhe following bills: Senate bill No. ty bill was regarded by many of the sen, Juab. 79 (Eckersley) An act relating to tory In order to Increase the populaators as being too stringent Six votJustice ft, C. tftrphensnn. tion list Writing doggerelT the state text book commission. Sen- ed for the bill and nine against it. Constable Orson Worthlngton. ate bill No. 88 (Iversonl An act A Moscow woman challenged ber the governor power to convey cerTbe house on March 8 passed Mrs tain lands In Utah county from the Cannon's husband to a duel and killed him. Just bill providing for the systeNEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. No. to state, bill that county. Senate because he was Jealous of her. An matic keeping of records of births, 212 An act an aptlversonl Meet firm and third, Tuesdays of making odd way of proving one'a fidelity. deaths and marriages. The state audievery month at the club parlors propriation for the national edura-tlona- l tor Is made genealogical in convention Salt Lakq Sen. commissioner and each count In the Lunt building. VlMtlng memclerk Oerms have been found la finger ber of neighboring commercial clufcs ate Mil No. 7 t.smithi An act mak- Is required to keep a complete Index bowls In high priced restaurants. cordially welcomed. ing an appropriation for lb orphans' and record. home and day nursery. Senate bill Dennis Wood. President. Probably an exclusive and superior No. 38 (Booth) An act relating to Geo. A. Sperry. Secretary. kind, yet thrown In without extra The sifting committee of the bouse C. K. Itavl. Financial patents on state lands. Senate bill has Introduced cbsrge. Secretary No. a bill requiring rail77 and Treasurer. (Cotlrelli An art prohibiting roads, whether steam, electric or gasuse of any but safety matches. the New York man. arrested for theft, to equip the locomotives .Used Mil No. 132 tLnntl Scnat An act oline, Modern Woodmen of No. America on tbe main lines with electric headlaid It on to a nark caused meets every Tuenday evening extending time for payments on land lights. by a mouse. Living up to the old stunt 10.700, on reservoir projects when water at halL Woodman Woodmen Visiting of "when the cops away, the mice falls. Senate bill No 109 (Smith! welcomed. senate on March 8 concurred will play" An act regulating voting stock of cor- in The house V. M. POOTK. Connul. amendments to the Lunt Senate bill No. l. (Lunt) billthe porations II. LATIMER. Clerk. J for the sinking of artesian wells An act making an appropriation for in A New York woman Involved In dry farming territory and the Ferry artesian wells. matrimonial troubles says that the hotel inspection bill, though the senI. O. O. F. No. 16 meets every husband's of ber first wife la ghost ate, prior to concurring In the jotise evening In I. O. O. F. hall. VisNearly $.1.6oo.ooo are appropriated amendments, voted to kill both bills. the cause of It all Why don't she atbrothers lnrltmi to iting cordially from fund of state the the br have him Rive uj the ghnstT general tend. 'he general ajipfpriation bill hMi The senate on March S. by a vote of WM. FOSTER. N O was in on Introduced the senate s'x to five, killed the bill providing Tbsf newly discovered "cold light"' J. J. SI LL1VAN. Fecy. 8 by (he committee on March for a teachers' ret:rer,wnt fund to be Is certainly no more effective than the and claims The bill pro raised by the voluntary assessment of cold light which gleams In one's wife's a j vides for propria! ions aMnt $7M.w teachers of 2 per cent of their anr.ua! Latter-daSaints' Meetings. eyes when one comes borne at three In excess of the estimated revenue salaries. It la possible that this actior. o'clock In the morflng after a spell Sunday .School. 10 a. To. First ward for the ensuing two years, ta4d on a may be reconsidered. at Tabernacle; Second ward at meet- 4 mill levy for general state purpose, j cf eihaustlng work at the office. ing house. The bill f alls for a total apprcpr!-- i The senate on March 8. bv a Vote of M. I. A An English writer Is said la a LonSunday. 6:30 p m. First lion of $2.c,2.?30 2s. The revenues j series of biils relating to the prosocii-t'oward at Second at ward tabernacle; for tne ensuing two years, according don dispatch to have worked In New . of Hi'ior cases in prohibition to the estimates prepared by the sta'e j Tork as "a newspaper man, a waiter, njeoting hotie. These fcilia wre passed in the a Primary First ward at Relief ball. auditor, available for general ts?! interest of the H'a'e league of and. In fact. In almost any capacity at purposes will total $2.1"l.157.12. This In (be lower strata of the great city." 4 p. m. Tiieday. Second ward which has been aiding the 4 m. p. leaves the bill $71373 in excess of 'dry" titles and towns in tbe state In meeting bouse, Tuesday. Thanks, awfullyl Priesthood meeting Monday. 1:?,fi the estimated revenue cyf the state. efforts to enforce the liquor law. The London hotel that gained a p. m . at the respective ward melng As hoii'(i. protection to merchants, the Wight's senate bill No. 141. giving world wide reputation through Its nU on Marrh S passed hoti?e bin ci'ies the richt to Jis;o?e of municipal anions is making a strong bid for andRellff Kocloty First ward, No. fonr'h of the each committee month was passd by Thursdays judiciary l'ght and power fame. at. 2 p m. Second ward. flrt and of fiat bofly and as amended bv the in the seriate Marchplants, fi. The bill, said of sen 2 third each at month t There Thursdays Mr. Wight, was for t'fte relief of Coal-ti:i"- . Judiciary committee. A Poston bandit Just captured anwas no opposition p. m. at the Th bill was l i respective meeting where the 1ti7"ns desired t, nounces that he never robbed the hoiis. trod ued at r'q'tst of 0?1n t'ta:) sen. but were now preven'ed by law poor Certainly not. Wbat chance mcr hunts bad tb indorsement Tb b II provides a referendum beanl Religion classps First ward 3 p. m. f the Utah Association of Credit Mn. had he? every Friday at Rell- -f ball; Second fore sale. 3 m . ward. p. every Friday at routiA tutor In mathematics In an eat-er-n ng hou . Har)Sn' "bine sky" law was ti'lel la a!aris of the sta'e I in the t nato. but SenVor H'ifD Nnl comm'fin' ra and th college baa entered the bankPresbyterian Church, ruptcy courts, filing liabilities of $421,. Pindar School at 10 Z!i a m . and gave T.rt'Um that he w iil ak for r of t' T.oar1, aa f rovMed In lertn's It Is bis intention to tan. Thia man should certainly have preaching at S p. m. Rev. C. K. Iavls. ronside-"atknaie Mil Nf. 13. hate bwn rut I amend t(i hill to make its proiin J 1on h? the senate ("immi' or. no ber n the head of bis department (ess strident. irtate aTairs anl prie-a- l relations Even though It Is Impossible to cormoney, a fellow can try. ner all the Stal-nake- NEPHI NATIONAL Abstracts, Loans, Insurance, Real Estate, Surveying Land, Mining, LetterSuring, Notary Publio and County veyor. IBANKp PHONE S7 RED Ostler Bldg, Rooms Interest paid on Cnwiia Graduate Veterinary College University of Pennsylvania PHONE 187 Diseases of domestic animals Physician and Surgeon PHONE NO. 84 COURTBOtja n8T L FOOTE T, Three Doors North of Post Office rnopucToa Attorney at Law Offics In Nephi National Bank Building NEPHI. VTAH Livery and Feed Stable Bus Meets All Trains. HENRY ADAMS Qood sratlee la all the Court a legal matter given oareful and iosu ft attention. Office second boot f Ooidsbrouga Block. AJ1 Dr, J, A, BOOTH ' Dentist Architect MARSAGE- Shorn Shining Stand atehelor Bres.,lrops. In Connection, Winn Building Ostler & Allen Manufacture that Hand-mad- Old ever-lasti- Notary 2 Ostler Bids'. Hssdqusrters for Traveling Men. elefaaUy appointed S room addition, team aeat, baths, etc. Oae block south and one east eC eeuxt bouaa. Phone 22. ng Phone Office Ros. Phone 61. 123. Rees Drs. Rees Physicians and Surgeons Office Class Work make a speelaltr ef Electric Scalp and Tier -- Bsth sad Propriolor Thos. H. Burton GO TO THBI MODERN BARBER SHOP W in Winn Bldg. NKPIII, uYAU FT 71 Says Yon SJ . Harness e Barnes and "addles repaired good as ne Ieal to Harness, HaM!e Bridles and Nltllo tslankeu. City Meat Co. MaafrUoa At Carrot, Propridan All Kinds of Home Cured and Fresh Meats Kept in Refrigerator Business being- run on cash basts, enables us to sell at very reasonable prices. Courteous Treatment to All e up-to-d- - K " rOW about that printing job you're in need of? g as abeat tl at year first opportunity. Dos I wail statu Ibe very last bio bat give as little tisa aad well sbew yea wbat bigb grade work we caa tara eat. Cesae ia Bad sea DONT BORROW 11 . The Times from your neighbor when you can get it for less than Three Cents Per Week "He Builds Wisely Who Builds WelT pre-nat- Bat-urda- y WhatYouWant How You Want It When Yon Want It TO BUILD anything in tfe of rnnonc come and we'll guaranty jrou satisfactory work at prices thai are right fFof WELL USE Nephi Plaster Has No Equal apfno-tirlsiioTi- S J 1 The Largest and Purest natural deposit of Gypsum in the World. n i Piaster & Mfg. Co, Mimic-ipaiitie- 1 'J Ini-rp- :' Juab County Mill and Elevator Company MANUFACTURERS OF Flour and Produce Everything New and up to dato 0or Leaden . Km-- Plans and Specifications for all kinds of Buildings . Residences a Specialty OFFICE AT RESIDENCE for First 44-2- FORREST HOTEL 2. Enoch Burton I H. D. COLDSBROUGH. Attorney at Law Public Office in Rooms 1 and No Reoeas No. I and t, Winn Bunding. Pbone No. U livery Rtrs. Dray and Express Wagons. Phone Us. No. Agents for Coal. i Lawyer t, glv-In- TRXATMiNT AND GUAsa wo A. NIELSON, n. lee-tar- treated City Barber Shop AT RESIDENCE o S. UTAH NEPHI D. O, Miner, M, D. mOH & 2, Nephi, Utah VETERINARIAN cent per annum r. 1 Dr. J. G. IRONS Time Deposits at the rate of 4 per J.'B. 08TLKB, Pbsiioist L. . HILL, X. It. BOOTH, Carter Burton & wotk-tngmen- 'a WAGE BILL Cold Coin Flour and Fmli Ground Criharn . |
