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Show r JUAB COUNTY TIMES, tfEPHI, UTAH CKVClAu DIRCCTo.iY. "- NOTES i District. District Judge. Firth Judicial losliua Greenwood. Attorney EX H. Ryan. Stenographer W. U Cook. State Senator J. R. Edghlell. Georr 6tate Representative - MMD0WBR00K a FARM Supervisor, Nephl Forest D. 8. Pack. U. S. Expert In Charge Experiment Jtatlon P. V. Cardon. State Foreman Experiment Station Forest Heserve Treasurer The eggs should be gathered dally and marketed twice a week. Poultry relish skiramllk. ...... Earl Jackman. ,. ' Attorney J. H. McKntgbt Surveyor J. H. Carter. ' Sheriff Gus J. Henrtoa. ; lA. Superintendent of Schools Geo. '" Iperry. Jr ' Mem-mProbation officer James E-; Duck ! j A, Millet doea J.'' '8ta COUNTY MUNICIPAL FICER3. Is profitable, not make good silage, Timothy Is n very expensive builder. milk A pot or box of parsley, growing In a kitchen window, la both useful and ornamental. Strawberry plants should be covered to a depth of two lnphes with hay Get the plea that are fit off to the or old straw. early market. e cause of white specks In butter. If your hogs have cholera put np a In The most cases. Is due from oversourlng elng, "Hog Cholera Here." of the cream. Superintendent County Inflrmary I. t. Vlckers. O. County Physicians Dr. D. Mtner, Dr. Steele Bailey, Jr. CAST raising The question Is not what kind of fences you have but how well they are kept Musty bay carries many Ills. ot commissioner In packing apples for market the lees handling they get the better. ."; A. U. Faxmaa. Assefssor Road Baker. seed la likely to be " Edgar Lunt. t.- - n A fertile soil Is a big Item In eco nomical milk production. , Recorder Mature sows are best for breeding. The cheapest way to get good cows raise them. County. Geo. d. County' Commissioners IVhltmore. Lorenzo Mangelson, W. B. T. W. Vlckers. Keep the fall pigs growing. Is to A. D. EUlson. C'U.'rk ' Clean up the strawberry bed. The the best Tones. Cvans. Keep the grit box full. Or. Burying la a satisfactory meant of Be sure the sheep barn has a tight winter cabbage. protecting NEPHI CITY. roof, a dry floor and good ventilation no drafts. Mayor E. R. Booth. If hogs bring f 10 a hundred the feed- - with Councllmen W. II. Pettegrew, 3. H. era will come even on out $1 corn. Lunt, J. W. Ellison. Orson Catler, Hang up a bunch of alfalfa where Enoch Burton, all Alfalfa paature and hogs make a as the chickens can peck at It at much Recorder T. C. Winn. v they please. combination that Is hard to beat Treasurer J. H. Latimer. Attorney T. H. Burton. The poultry like fresh straw now Beet cattle supplies at all the big and Marshal E. H. Sparks. then Just as well is the cow likes Win. Peace Stout. Justice of the northern markets are running light to be well bedded. B. Riches. Street Supervisor Jas. n Better grow truck crops for Quarantine Pbyeldau Dr. li. O. The patient mule Is not much for Sllner. than to ship grain to Europe. speed, but he keeps going, and usually Building Inspector L H. Grace. Chief vi tire Department N. A, A dairy properly managed brings In arrivea on Uma Mslson. e a steady Income throughout the year. Superintendent of Waterworks AlSave money by having the old fred (Sowers. If dry weather helps the soil we all horses' teeth flattened so they can Member Board of Health W. A. Btarr. ought to raise good gardens next year. grind their feed. LEVAN TOWN. In selecting future dairy cows from A pound of mutton can be President Board of Trustees A. L. at less coat than any other produced kind of heifers, see that the milking organs faokman. are well developed. meat Trustees D. Bosh, L. H. Morteo-n- , George Franco m. Swen E. Malm, A sheep will take cold In spite of Fertility can be built up faster jren Its fleece of warm wool. It obliged to upon the dairy farm than upon any Clerk Steven Stephenson. other kind of a farm. Ue In a draft. Marshal Albert Turnbridge. Health Officer Henry Hendrickson. Prune out limbs and twigs of apBarnyard manure Is like the trigger of a giin It releases forces far great ple treea Infested with blight Disinfect tools after each cut EA8T COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. er than its own. Mona John T. Kay, Ephrlam IX. The germ of seed corn lies In the When you pick fruit, be careful not Kay. N. W. L'llertson. Nephl Alma Hague. A. R. Pax man, to pull It from the stem. The stem pre tip of the kernel. Broad, vents quick decay. tips Indicate strong germs. I. H. Grace. e e Levan John A. Morgan. James Sell ail old and poor ewet and start Do not keep cows for a side issue, E. Taylor, Lorento UangeUoa. make It a bnslneas like any other your breeding season with a good, stock. branch of farm work, vigorous, pure-breCAST JUAB COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL A bruised apple. If pat Into barTime and care spent In the orchard DISTRICT. rel with sound fruit, will eventually Is almost sure to pay for Itself and a Alma Hague. President. Nephl. destroy ail of them. good rate of Interest besides. e John A. Morgan Vice President, Put-ofLevan. habits and success In nan All eggs should be tested by the Geo. A. E perry. Secretary, NephL tiling anything connected with the seventh day, which often makes It J. T. Kay, Treasurer, Mona. dairy do not go together. possible to rest some of the bens. -- work-lngme- . well-fille- CAST COUNTY PRECINCT CERS. d t'se well matured sows for breedDon't keep a horse going after It ing purposes and keep them as long begins to show signs of exhaustion. as they are good breeders. You will save him by resting a bit OFFI- Mona. Handle the brood sows so that the Sweet clover may be sown lust beyoung pigs will begin to grow from fore It freezes up, but on the whole. It the time of their birth. gives better results to sow early In the Nephl. e spring. Justice J. 8. Cooper. a e Quality In dairy products la of ex Constable J. H. Urough. treme It Is always vai Do not forget that the fowls need Importance. Health Officer Dr. D. O. Miner. uable, but here It Is essential green food. If a change of yards It Levan. not possible see that aome Is fed them Justice Genrre W. Kofod. There should be no off yesrs In ap- dally. Constable Richard Iversoa. 1. f ple orchards If the trees are prop Juab. cared for and cultivated. erly The clearing op and burning of the Justice R. C Stephenson. garden rubbish this fall will mean a Constable Orson Worthlngtoa. Select need corn early and thus less number of Insects to fight next avoid getting the late maturing ears. season. These ear are not safe for seed, NEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. e e Breed for a purpose. This Idea It Meets first and third Tuesdays ol Be sere the eowa have pHnty of being constantly brought to our club at month the very parlors to drink, aside from the attention among the different breeds la the Lunt building. Visiting mem- pare waterhave. of stock. Slop is not drink, bers of neighboring commercial clubs slop they e e cordially welcomed. I for no other reason a definite crop Dennis Wood. President A mule never seems to be really Oeo. A. Sparry, Secretary. rotation should be followed for Ita ays. frightened at anything. When he runt K. C Davis, Financial Secretary tematitlng effect on the farm opera away he doea It through pure love of and Treasurer. tions. mischief. e e e e Modern Woodmen of America No, A mas eaa never tell the quality of A piece of land a farmt It What 10.700, tree's every Tuesday evening bis soil until be digs Into It does not make a farm. There must t Woodman hall. Visiting Woodmen and watches Its action with different be fences, bouses, stock, cultivation welcomed. crop. and a crop. V. M. FOOTE. Consui. e e e e e J It. LATIMER, Clerk. Early and earefut selection of seed Large ear of corn are not necescorn will easily Increase the proepec sary to targe yields. Maturity Is esI. O. O. F. No. IS meets every 8 five ylrtds for next year five bushels sential to satisfactory crops. Don't go evening la I. O. O. F. hail. Vie-tUacre. after too large ears. brothers cordially Invited to at- per tend. A ewe In good fieeh almoet Invari Docking lambs Improves their genWM. rOSTFrt, N O. ably Is a rood breeder and n good eral appearance and Increases tbelr I. 1. SLLLIVAM. See-y- . ewe tickler, things that thin cannot market value, without retarding their very well do. growth to any extent e e Latter-dae e e Saints' Meetings. The advantages of cheap and Sunday svhool. 10 a. n First wars The well bred draft home Is always t Tabernacle; Hecond rd at meet-lo- even fertile lands may be readily In demand, and the farmer who breeds counterbalanced bou. by the dietance It constantly Is the one who makes the M. 1. A Rundsy. 6:10 p. m. First from market. most profit In horses. e e Hecoad ward at e vnrd at tabernacle; bouse. In moet localities the building toeing The spring chicken It one hatched Primary First ward at Relief hall, should fac the south, as this Insures not earlier than February nor later 4 p. m. Tuesday. Second ward at the greatest amount of sun light dur than May, and Is of market weight naeetlDg bowse, 4 p. m. Tuesday. ing the winter. at two or three pounds. PrleethTod meetlnits Monday, T: 39 m. m, at the respective ward meeting The Indian . Runner grows Very OolWt lb eggs regularly at least nous". rapidly snd brin laying early. They once, twice, a day In moderate Iteii'f flodty First ward. ern4 lay a large hlt egg. Them eggs weather and more frequently In very end fourth Ih'irsdare of earn month have a very fine flavor. warm and very cold weather. at 3 p. m. Second ward, f!rt and third Thursdays of m-- h month at 1 afford a coat of feint for 'A wash made np of wsahlng soda p. m. at the respective meeting theCan ynn buildings this fall? There Is and soft soap when applied to the onset. nothing like It for brightening trunks sod limbs of treea will preRe!!c1re cHe Flrt ward. I p.m. really the premise, hull; Scrnd things p s round very Friday at vent lichen adhering to the trees. e ward, t p. m , every Friday at In Feed smsll rraln hone. pl"nty of rlesn The dairyman who looks after the have to scratch comfort of bis cows will get the most litter so that the Pretbylerlsn Church. since out of them. He will leseen the cost Evndsy School at 19.29 s m. sn1 for It They need tfce eerci freachina at I p. m. Rev. C. K. Ivls, there are tot so many graasboppers of milk proportion, which la the same lo ch" Fasr. thing a Increase In price. Justice John fates. Health Officer N. W. BTlIerteon. see see see , R;if h'-ri- s Tdpez entombed NEPHI NATIONAL !n bingham mine BANK t Burton & Carter Insurance, Real EsAbstracts, Loans, tate, Surveying- Land, Mining, Lettering, Notary Publio and County Surveyor. PHONB ST RED MEXICAN THOUGHT MURDEROUS TO BE VICTIM OF POISONOU8 " GASES POURING IN MINE. Time Deposits x (e 1 O, Miner, Graduate Veterinary College University of Pennsylvania Physician and Surgeon THONE NOw M Ncphi National Bank Building NEFHL. VTAH HENRY ADAMS Livery and Feed Stable Bus Masts All Trains. livery Big. Dray aaDs press Ooe Lawyer rmetlee ia. all the Oevta, Afl legal mature given careful aad prompt attention. Office aeooad Seor M OoUsbfwaga Bleak. A BOOTH Dr, J, Ants H. D. COLDSBROVCH, Attorney I aad t. Wtat FWe N. ill t. Architect Plant and Speclfloatlont for all klndt of Buildings . Residences a Specialty OFFICE AT RESIDENCE Office in Rooms MODERN BARBER SHOP 1 and Ve saaks a (padaltv ef Klertrie Boaip sad Face 'MiBBAuB Bat ea tbo ghlnlog Stand m OooBeecloa. Be4eheler wins Building Phone 123. Offlco 2 Ostler Bldg. Res. Phone SI. Drs. Rees L Rees Physicians and Surgeons Office In Per Plrst Class Wsrk Winn Bldg. NEPHI, UTAH ft 7. Say, You !j rslVp. Ostler & Allen BM at Law Notary Meae'ewartere for Traveling Men. New eJecaatly appelate Iroena 4o tlon, steam heat, hatha, eta. Oae hioek aowth aad eaa eaat nr house. Phone XX. IOO TO TNKI ever-lasti- Proprietor FORREST HOTEL Enoch Burton Hand-mad- ng Harness e RaniMe and Raid! repaired food aa sew. Daal ia Hamw. UMlln Bridles au4 Navajo tMaakcl. City Meat Co. MugeUoa ft CancO, PraprMkMt AD Kinds of Home Cured and Fresh Meats Kept in Refrigerator up-to-d- ate Business being run on cash basis, enable us to sell at very reasonable prices. Courteous Treatment to All K COW about that printing. la need of? Job Ctmm la mm4 ee ne abeet It al ye1 first eppertamlty. Dee I wail snanl the very I Ml hat give a a Cttle 6aa aa vill shew yea what fcl(h graie rer. DONT BORROW siI The Times when from your neighbor can get it for less than you Three Cents Per Week He Buildt Wisely Who Build Well" -- WhatYouWant TO BUILD WELL USE How You Want It When You Want It Ncphi Plaster anything m d ol prntv coat t nd we'O guar ete yon sahWactory work at price thai are light fFor per-'.she- Has No Equal The Largest and Purest natural deposit o! Gypsum in the World. 1 Nephi Plaster & Mfg. Co, Polk, who escaped with hit grown on, saw his wife and four children carried to death. Rohbert Kill Csshler. Blyth", Cal. Two rolibers entered Jie Palo Verde Valley bank here Tuesday afternoon, shot and killed Cachler A. W. Bowles, after robbing the bank of IVtoo in gold and and escaped. Offers $5,000 Reward. Los Aneeles, Cal. A rewsrd of $v )oo is offered by the Southern Ps iiflc company for the capture of the. roti'hful bandit who held np the in the rear Pullman of one if lie company s limited trains. cur-enc- pas-esee- fuab Comity J Mill and Elevator Company Nl?f ACTVItM Of Flour and Mill Produce Evcrytnlng New and up lo dato Our Ltslcrs i. Public BtsiUiag. Manufacture that 44 Thos. H. Burton FIVE PERSONS DROWNED. Flood In Ttaas Brings Death and Destruction. Belton, Texas Five persons were drowned and property valued sl many thousands of dollars was destroyed Tuesday In a flood which wept over a territory approximately twenty miles In diameter In Bell county. The dead are Mrs. W. II. Polk and her four children. The S'od resulted from an exceasive rainfall during Monday night Tuesday ilubt the water was rapidly receding. When the Main street bridge in Temple, Texas, was demolished hy 'he wave an unidentified man was on he structure. It is believed be Wagons. Phone Cs. No. for OoaL Dentist Koa. Three Doors North , ef Fost Office A. NIELSON, raornxBToa Attorney at Law la Diseases of domestic animals treated teiawwt wo ran ouasa L FOOTE Office PHONR 1S7 Barber Shop City and eotrTBOtra AT BXgXDXNCa T. UTAH NEPHI D. IvL 2, Nephl, Utah VETERINARIAN 08TLX1. PuiiDirr n L. . BILL, S. B, BOOTH, Cass IA, 1 & Dr. J. G. IRONS' at the rate of 4 per cent per annum Desperado Who Has Killed Six Men and Closed Down a Mining Property Supposed to Have Met Death Like Rat'ln a Trap. Salt Lake City. Felix Lopez, the Mexican murderer, who has killed five men since he shot a countryman at Bingham during a quarrel over a woman, Is in all probability dead. After killing three of the four officers who set out to capture him after he had killed another Mexican vHit Bingham, the murderer doubled back on his tracks and took refuge lu the Apex mine. Hundreds of men have guarded the different entrances to the mine, and every endeavor has been made to. capture Lopez, who has proven to he one of the most desperate men in the history of the west, and a dead shot. Two men have been shot down and killed by Lopez since he took refuge in the wine, and the sheriff of Suit Lake county finally decided that the only way to prevent further Iobb of life and capture the desperate Mexican, was to smoke him out of his hiding place. With this idea In view, fires have been started at different entrances in the mine, and polaonous fumes are supposed to have penetrated every Inch of the vast underground workentrances having been ings, all sealed. Thus the hiding place of Lopez hai been made his tomb. It Is believed. When the sheriff has been convinced that the hunted desperado Is dead, the mine will be unsealed and a posse will look for the body. This plan of suffocating Lopez wai put into execution only after It became apparent that he would never be taken alive, and that In all probability many more lives would be sacrificed In an effort to capture him, at be had every advantage of the posse In that they could not approach his hiding place without being exposed to the deadly fire from his rifle. he bad plenty of ammunition and some food. There are-- persistent rumors that Mike Cranovlch, the Austrian whoi a fugitive on a charge of wife beatmine ing, has been In the Utah-Apealso, during the time Lopez bad taken refuge there, but bad escaped prior to placing the bulkheads In the tunnels of the mine, in preparation for smothering the Mexican. It was reported frequently during Tuesday that friends of Cranovlch had smuj-glehim out of the mine on Saturday or Sunday and had him hlddeJ in a cabin. There are those who Insist that the man who hat been In the mine ever since the posse has been attempting to dislodge him. Is Crano-vicand not Lopez. They contend that Lopez escaped after shooting the three officers, and never came bark to Bingham. It Is only a question of time now, however, before the truth will be known. Nothing can live In the mine, and when the mine Is again opened, a search will be made for body of the desperado who has taken six lives and caused the state a monetary loss of at least $."0.000. The latest report from the bandit was that which came Tuesday night from the Phoenix tunnel No. 2, the 7i foot level. (Viards statloiK-there reported that they had heard Lopez working his way out at the Inner bulkhead. There are two buU heads in this tunnel, the Innermost one being about 250 feet from the tortal and the outer one about fifty feet in. According to the guards, Lopez was heard moving timbers at ire Inner bulkheads. Ostler BIdg, Rooms Interest paid on Cold Coin floor aad Frcsl) Ground Crslisia |