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Show , Slu-- t The Juab County limes THE UTAH BUDGET hnv and a llehted candle Is said to be responsible for th Tooele conflagration. Clinton, in Davis county, Is noted for Its watermelons, some of which weigh over fifty pounds. Monroe has Installed public baths at the Monroe hot springs. The pool is 90x45 feet made of rock and cement. The annual fair of Sevier county will be held at the fair grounds In Richfield, September 14th to 17th, In clusive. Murray citizens are making effort to have the Universal Cleaner Manufacturing company to locate in that city. Rose, who County Game Warden has Just completed an Inspection of Davis county, says there is plenty of grouse, pheasants, quail and sage hens in that county. Utah ' state land board will try to complete the Piute reservoir irrigation nroloct. This was the formal de cision announced by the board Saturday. The Salt Lake Federation of Labor at a meeting Sunday noon adopted re. olutlons denouncing the action of S. M. Barlow, chief of police, in threatening to atop street meetings. The aDartments of William Galvln. a switchman at Helper, were entered while Uamn by sneak thieves and wa sleeping they relieved him of $19 UTAH NEPHI OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. District. Fifth Judicial Jndgo, foahua Ureenwood. District B. H. Ryan. Attorney Stenographer W. U Cook. Stat Benator J. A. Hyde. State Representative Braxton Bar tt. Forest Supervisor. Nebo Forest Re-ry- e H. F. Studley. U. S. Expert In Charge Experiment Station P. V. Cardon. 8tate Foreman Experiment Station Stephen Boswell. County. J. L. County Commissioners Ueorge Jonee, Martin Nlelson. Clerk T. W. Vlckeri. Recorder Wm. Burton. Treasurer T. 11. O. Parkea. Assessor Win. Bailey. Surveyor Arthur A. Miller. U Foot. Bhertff Ous J. Henrlod. Superintendent of School T. Attorney A. Sperry. J'- - Oeorge Alvah Stout. Mo Commissioner George Probatloa Officer Road Dune. Superintendent County Infirmary K. D. Allred. County Physicians Dr. W. W. In cash. Bennett, Dr. J. A. Hensel. The Provo Herald ha leased the Valley Sun at OF- - plant of the Sevier EAST COUNTY MUNICIPAL . FICER8. Richfield and will begin the public. lion of a paper, to be known a in NEPHI CITY. Mayor O. M. Whltmore. throughout The tomato cannerle Councllmen James - Garrett. Jr., Alma Hague, Alonzo Ingram, Enoch Davis county will commence operation for the season thl week, and th Burton, W. O. Orme. Recorder Peter Sorensen. prospects for a bumper yield of th Treasurer J. H. Latimer. fruit thl year are bright. Marshal W. A. Wright. Work on the construction of a Night Watchman J. K. MemmotL double track road from Helper to Justice of the Peace Jacob Colo Spring Glen Is being rapidly pushed. man. Street Supervisor Jas. B. Riches. and from all indications the road win Quarantine Physician Dr. D. O. be completed by the end of October. Miner. Preferring to take the chance of Building Inspector Enoch Burton. Jumping from a thirty-foo- t cliff In Chief ot Fire Department N. A. Waterfall bitten than being canyon Nlelson. bv a rattlesnake. Fred Craner of Og- AlWaterworks of Superintendent den, aged 19, suffered a severe frac fred (lowers. Electric Light ture of the left leg. Superintendent Plant T. A. Carver. Milford merchant will get up a big Seiton N. C. Nlelson. exhibit at the Beaver county fair to be held at Beaver City next SeptemLEVAN TOWN. The Beaver county fair ber President Board of Trustees A. L continue to grow bigger and better Jack man. each year. Trustees Adelbert Bosh, L. H. Utah Copper The new eighteen-milGeorge Francom, Swen E. railroad from Bingham to Garfield Is Jalmgren. Clerk Orson Nlel&on. being pu&hed vigorously, tents being Marshal Albert Bosh. pitched along the line sufficient to acE. Officer James Health Taylor. commodate a small army. Over th whole distance some construction world ha been done, except close to EAST COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. Mona John T. Kay, Ephralm It town where tunnel are to be driven The Knight woolen mill plant ol Kay. N. W. Ellertaon. Nebo Thoa. Booth. Edward Jones, Provo Is now In operation In all It Wm. Jones. department, cleaning wool, carding, Nphl K.Alma Hague, T. L. root. spinning, dyeing, weaving and finish C.rover. Roscoe The work o far ha been con Levan Henry Herxlrirkson, James ing. to getting out samples, which fined E. Taylor. Adelbert Bosh. Juab James A. Kelly, R. C. Steph have beoa sent to the trade through out the country. enson, T. T. Taylor. A protest was filed with the sat came warden this week bv the mem OFFI-CEREAST COUNTY PRECINCT bers of the Goshen Duck club, com posed mostly of the business men of Eureka, against the shooting of fish Mona. lurks by the sportsmen of this state. Justice John fates. The advisory committee of five, apConstable Ellas Molyneux. by Governor William Spry, pointed Health O Ulcer N. W. Ellertson. met Monday for the purpose of conNcphl. sidering ways and means for the establishment of a Utah exhibit at the Justice J. 8. Cooper. Eighteenth National Irrigation con Constable Alvah Stout Health Officer Dr. D. O. Miner. gress to be held at Pueblo September Sun-Heral- 21-2- Mor-tense- e . 26 Levan. Justice Orson to 28. Benjamin Shelley and Ieo Sullivan. Iwo boy about 15 year of age, whose home are in Salt Lake City, werelak en Into custody by the Ogden police Monday and were held for their par- Nlelson. Richard lverson. Juab. Justice R. C. Stephenson. Constable Robert Memtnott. Constable ent. Joseph W. Burt, who had spent bractlcallr all of his life In follce work In Salt Lake City, and who, for seven years, has been a de the tective In the city police department. died at hi home Sunday morning or heart trouble. hammer By a falling about SO feet and striking him Olsen on too of the head. tary. Chester wa severely injured. Olsen's accident was due to a rope with which Modern Woodmen of America No the hammer Is pulled up breaking and 10.700, meets every Wednesday even the hammer falling at a time when he tug at L O. O. F. hall. Visiting Wood wa directly under It. men welcomed. Prof. John J. MrClellaii, organlot at George Small. Consul. the talwrnacle, has been elected 1. II. Latimer, Clerk. of the National AMHwIatlnn of American OrraniMs. which has lust I O. O. F. No. 14 meet every Sat concluded it national convention at rday evening In I. O O. F. hall. VIs- Ocean CJrove. N. J. It an honor that Itlng brothers cordially invitni to at followed an organ recital given by tend. ProfeniKir McClellan. NEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. Meet first and third Tuesdays of very month at the club parlors In the Lunt building. Mulling mem of neighboring commercial clubs brs cwdlall welcomed. R. E Orover, President T. H. Burton. Financial Secretary. Dennis Wood. Corresponding Secre tat pile-driv- 0rf vice-preside- - JAM. H. JACAHON, N. O. J. 8. COOPER. Secretary. 1 In a decision bv Judge J. D. Mnr tihv In notice court of Oeden. In whk-A. O. Ilolander was fined f 10 tor ask Saints' Meetings. ing a question at a street religious Sunday ftrhool. 10 a. m First ward meeting recently, free stwuh s de meetat Tabernacle; Second ward at fined as under the control of the city ing bouse. 30 P rn First ordinance. M. I. A. Sunday, To strengthen credit line in I'fah. wwrd at tabernacle; 8cond ward at which It Is declared have drifted from meting house. Primary First ward at Relief hall. worse to worse, and to put a'l whole 4 p. m. Tuesday. 8ertnd ward at sale business hotipe In the state on a le definite and uniform credit tneetlng house, 4 p. m. Tuesday. Priesthood meeting Monday. 7: JO the Diinme of a committee appoint p. m . at the reswctive ward meting ed by the Utah Association of Credit Soils'". Men. Itellef Society Hrst ward, second Three young tmiehs attacked an and fourth Thtsrsday of each month seed Isdv In Oeden Ssindav night and m. Second ward, flrt and at 2 hird Thursdays of earh month at 2 atemnted to snatch a valuable gold m. at the respective meeting watch from her blt. She male such a heroic that the youths were First ward. Ip tn frightened off. making thefr eraie Religion cbus every FTlday at R!lef hall; 8end without being apprehended. wsrd. 3 p. m , every Friday at Latter-4a- y rai. . on. bow. e In gain clover. Plant young, medium A Jacob Coleman, Editor and Proprietor p slxe W, W, Bennett, M, D, J. R. DOWNS trees. TELEPHONE land. The strawberry will thrive great variety of soil. A ration rich In protein is the OmCI In only A wheel hoe l a very good paying Investment for any one who ha a garden. OmCB Unleached wood ashes sown broad cast In the orchard will prove bene 17 L. FOOTE Start the milk with the thumb and finger If the colt I not very atrong, j or If the udder I at all hard. Canadian Kill Dust the climbing rose with phur early In the morning, whtl the dew la on, to prevent mildew. j fill- - thistles and quick grass. Offlae PHONE NO. 84 A cool, well ventilated pen Ideal, Wheat bran and oats make strong but It must be free from draft or bone In the colt. ' you will surely have trouble. The usual time required for churn The ground I a bank In which the ing I about 20 minute. farmer Invest manure. eed. tilling. All are Important furnish a few com time had thought Improvement forts and all something to admire. There la no better or cheaper plaae and put him to off Rub the water sprout between In develop a youngforhorse tnan on market proper shape the thumb and finger a soon a they the farm. I ' AT KESIDINCB Attorney at Law County Attorney Fnoxx No. at Court Offlc ft. Houe HENRY ADAMS No. 10S red Don't Buy from as nnless yon want to get Sash and Doors, Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Builder's Hardware Coal, Coffins and Caskets, at the i Alsa-Camen- t, t Lawyer 1 fTactlo la all th Court. ' All legal mattarn given careful and nrowpt attention. Offlc second floor f at residence. Phone Grace Bros. Lumber Co. Physician and Surgeon ficial. brood sow must be fed properly. 6L AT RESIDENCE D. O, Miner, M, D, ration fit for the brood sow. A Best Home Made Caskets Complete Stock Burial Shoe. Fin Hear la connection. Physician and Surgeon bit Every farmer should improve Lowest Possible Prices Qoldsbrough Block. J Sweet corn may be canned and kept man should never breed the winter, but It require through on h the for be roust and alert ;olts, time and patience tr considerable ob If be wlshe to succeed. cook It properly. Man imitate natur. By grafting Two drone cost as much to raise scheme he Improve on nature. as three workers, and after they ar After that nature Imitate man. raised they keep on eating, while the for you. An attendant ahould be on hand at worker labor time of birth, for a little timely Good road contribute much toward lelp ha saved many a valuable colt rural develODment The money spent roads and upon maintaining building Clean water, pure air and sunshine return dividends. in splendid are all free; and they are necessary In the production of pure, wholesome Difference In individual to proouce milk. maximum flow of milk ahould prompt dairyman to weed out hi inFilth and dampness are great hind- every a early aa possible. ferior animal rance. The first fosters vermin; the lecond bring most dangerou A good bee smoker rightly used I to fowl. necessary to handle bee, aa by It use one can subdue them so that vatch for cabbage bug and cabmay be bandied with few If any they bage worm. These Insect usually stings. cause trouble when the weather get lrj and food I acarce. Unless the owner la a thorougn fancier and ha time and facilities for All of the corn ground should be them unmixed the keeping of manured or otherwise well fertilised keeping more than one variety I exasperating for a large yield, and no farmer ahould and aeldom profitable. be content with a small yield. anw tbua ecure Eternal vigilance I the price of theMake and eftem of the presence having the best; so one must watch active Also protect for insect pest and be ready with Inand try to keep a few toad every to destroy about the home secticide and fungicide place. them. laxy ie and Building. Fhona No. 1Z 2. Mill BANK TQalsta When a hen Is through setting burn The cow' appetite i Important, but all the old nest material disinfect th It should not be abused. A much give It a toat of liquor harm come from allowing her to eat nest box and a good Job of it too much a come from not allowing lice killer to make In fresh material. and then put eat her to Public Iilnl No. lit I tmanran.' Mining 8 locks, Blu Print. Ream 1. Winn Bldg. Phon Enoch Burton rassiDtrr i.'. OSTLER, L. 8. BILL, Architect Residence a Specialty. Room No. S, E. R. BOOTH, CABSiia Winn Bldg. That New Coal Yard George W. Booth and Livery Stable.... Merchant Tailor nit mad to last and fit at reasonable prle. Lecg experience la eastern tailoring houass. FORREST HOUSE far Traveling Mn. Hdquartr Nw lgant!y appointed I room addition,' steam heat, bath, etc. One block south and on at of ceurt voiua, 22. Phon ' All Kinds of Job Hauling and Dray age Most Reasonable Prices Hay, Grain and Stabling Harris & Mecham StaU eaWlf Black Weal f CeertHo City Barber Shop OOOKTBflTTS TOEATMEHT AND FIRST CLASS WORK M. A. NIESON, mopaixTOB meal at Si. SO per hun Cottonseed Three Door North of Post Office If It's first class work you are looking The Modern Barber Shop better anJ cheaper to fwd with corn to dairy iow than oil Ftent ao4 Hi net or to 5lt barter fbnp la Nepal, fteot Biso msihI a4 Hatha la cosascuoa. meal at the same price or than brsn oor uU ot pnet Oflrt. 1statobaior hundred low a even as II per at Brt., Proprietor Is "He Builds .Wisely Who BuUds Well" TO for go to enough. dredwelght Interest paid on Time Deposits at the rate of 4 per cent per annum e Insect-destroyer- It I a good plan to keep all vegetation down around the hive, so that It will not interfere with the flight of the working bee, their hive and the feeding ground. R1 NEPHI NATIONAL t, Wlaa Thos. H. Burton Abstractar and Notary Ljne I hnv all-se- bird-hous- Dentist No. 2 Room , ippear. A Dr. J A. BOOTH weight. BUILD WELL USE Nephi Plaster Has No Equal 1 The Largest and Purest The best dairymen now practise In and Feed Livery mow In ha the been natural the After bay deposit of Gypsum tensive method with their cow, ma become a len week leaves few the amount Meet Bu All them the World. Train. greatest the yield king in cf milk possible by liberal feeding and der, and when the hay is handled for Oood Livery and Expre Dray Rig. to off and break go feeding purpose the best of shelter and other care. Wagon. waste. Thl waste I fat greater than Phoo U. No. 44 1. Nephi Plaster & Mfg. Co, Agents for CoaL Geese may be picked every six generally reallxed by most farmers, week in warm weather, but they must H D. COLDSBROVGH. Proprietor be well fed. When they are picked Keep some kind of a rrop growing If often they do not lay, a the growth In the garden the enir season. of new feather weskens snd debill nothing else Is done sow wheat or rye to keep weed on the vacant place late them. from springing up and maturing Mill Company Attractive flower beds add much to Weed ripen In very short tinie If the charm of the. flower garden they are allowed to grow. are well Coleua. salvia and phlox MANUFACTURERS OF Soli I composed of minute partlcU adapted for bedding purpose. Plants Tb.-srock parmay be bedded now If they are wa of disintegrated rock. substances ticle contain chemical tered occasionally during summer. These substances must be In solution. Few sheep have as good care a they Hence the first great office of culm moisture In Too many farmers tlon Is lo conserve ought to have. New up leave them to shift for themselves. the soil to aid In making sotubte rnln food They can t do their bet tht way. ersl plsnt - Make much of your sheep. They arc 0or Leaders Gold Coin Floor and Freth Ground Graham The greatest prefit fn falsing hoc one of the best kind of proerty on the Is secured by a well directed method farm. of dividing the colonies when In a The t4ny tit feeding stock of any proper condition to do so. and far their Instincts, kind, snd especially sheep, on the r round bs 'ne by. It wss a most may be, to swarm when 'he surround re unfavorable wasteful wsy. Sheep will drag more ing circumstances s colen of n it on snd for increase out the (of spoil ground hay tbelr own eating or that of any other The cows which produce twt re animal than any other farm animal. u"i11v those which wre well pre Rack are cheaper than hay. Mreod trrt their tnllklnr I eriod The texture of butter depends part and strain or family are Imfiortant Mry ly on the animal, partly cm feed, snd factors, but ImportaM and t partly upon the temperature of the as they rxh re, neither in itself, Is Fed rream when churned. Cows that give a guarantee of prododion the richest tiillk make the most solid equally, and isxitly mnr liopoi tnt butter. In summer the feeding of a orran on the farm find If the buy an. all qusntity of cotton seed meal will it take too much time to make hf fcelp to make the butter firm. butter Into pound print, which r of some trouble to make and still more Bisulphide of carbon on a pl CANYON of the GRANDE burlap or oakum, thrown quickly down difficult to keep without Ice. she can EAGLE RIVER CANYON a pocket gopher' burrow, preferably purchase small Jar of crock which when the soli Is moist Professor hold a pound ech, and which cost hut CANYON ol the GUNNISON Minnesota entomologist, a few cent, the customer to return Washburn, GARDEN ot the GODS I used says has killed many pocket gophers Hem when the buttef RUBY CANYON In hi experiment work. He use half a pint of bisulphide at a burrow. MANITOU SPRINGS lmt wait until the clover fceit have all turned brown before yon beGLENTOOD SPRINGS All soli with retentive etibsntt gin t. cut It for bay. If yon do yon THE ROYAL GORGE of one half th about ahould be tile drained, and work should m ,fm just most perfectly planned and exe- feeding value f the crop. Cut red poscuted. Should water stand a few hours clover nearly In full bloom on the land a season' crop may be sible. Start the mower when tb lost Soil that I well drained will al- field look red, when about AND in full bloom. Before of tbe clover low the. t snd air to pnetrae o ft will b greater depb- and will withstand you get the crop secured 1m fht itte- than one tht Is not pretty ripe for good hay Stable s-- Juab County and Elevator e Flour and Mill Produce and Everything to date t,. SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD A Panorama of Natural Beauty all the way two-thir- d h-- 1 PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPERS TO DENVER and ST. LOUIS |