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Show OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. The Juab County Times Jacob Colomsn, Editor snd Proprl otor NEPHI . . . . . . . . UTAH We expect most of the various ord to be broken th year. District Judicial Fifth Judge, K. H. Attorney In the present stage of avtatlon'l development you never cau tell. We gain a minute of daylight ever; day but the gas bills go on Just tht same. PUT Happening Ryan. W. L. Cook. J. A. Hyde. D. If Ilaytl and San Domingo go to war why not let them emulate th Kilkenny cats? Some men give up as readily to masked bandits as they do to fak gold mine promoters. But Is sUootlng ducks from an aeroplane true sportsmanship? Why not give the ducks a chance? Maybe some people prefer ragtime and organized cheering because It drowns the other kind of music. If those who indulge In organized cheering do not enjoy it they think they do, which Is much the same. Orvlllo Wright says that aviation la safer than automoblllng. Vndoubted-lso for the Innocent bystanders. y If the south pole does not receive visitors it will not be because nobody Is knocking at the refrigerator door. An Insane woman has won a prize for a magazine poeir. That throws light on a hitherto unanswered ques tlon. That New York proposition to add gongs to automobilo horns la calculated to Increase the Jumping record on Broadway. A Pittsburg men Is racing a family on $1.35 a day. Still we believe that the family Is entitled to the most credit for this. That New York woman who thinks that the crusade has lessened the practice should ask the small boy under the sofa. antl-klssln- g If the young man who thinks there Is only one girl In the world for hlra realizes that the population of the country is 93.402.151. It has been discovered that an es tate which has been In litigation for 42 years has doubled In value. Probably the lawyer' fee have not been paid yet. The Iowa pedagogue who asserts that loud clothes make noisy person hs got the cart before the horse. are responsible for Noisy person loud clothes. Portland. Ore., expects to have a million Inhabitant In 25 year. All light, but Portland should take It to heart that she cannot get them by padding the census. pro-portio- reg-lstere- d Stal-nake- Wap-penstel- Still there I this much to be said for those attempt to break the altitude record: In case of accident a few thousand feet more or lens makes no difference, even to the undertaker. t A machine that measures thought ha been Invented. It will not have to go very fast In measuring the thought of the young man who proposes to reform by first going on a pree. In view of the published assertion 30 per cent of the people of New Tork state are Insane. It Is not surprising that Insanity I so frequently pleaded there a an excuse tor crime. that about American mule are preferred to all other kind In South Africa. Prob-sbl- y the native dialect there are the oearest possible approach la sound to the language on which the male are brought up. Trie census bursas that report telegraph and telephone pole were used In 1909. Plity (It per cent, of tbem were of cedar. Here Is one Hera to explain why timber I growing scarce. 1.739,000 Every now and then jor hear o mesne dlsctisslng the weather. ay: "The paper said" so and so. Now, the paper have enough to answer for without being charged with the mistake of the weather bursas. Bomebody whose name we have not taken the trouble to find out I en flavoring to gain notoriety by hi Intention of plunging ver the falls of Niagara In safety lifeboat. If he will wait awhile he nay be able to slide over on an Icicle, A Loe Angel newspaper aero-tlan- mat. The Times from your neighbor OmCX 6L . Three Cents Per Week AT RESIDENCE D, O, Miner, 1VL D, Physician and Surgeon 'PHONE NO, OmCB when you can get it for less than 84 AT RESIDZKCK T. L, FOOTE Grace Bros. Lumber Co. Attorney at Law County Attorney Prone No. at Court House Office ft. Don't Bay from os unless yon want to f et Sash and Doors, Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Also Builder's Hardware Coffins and Cement, Coal, Caskets, at tho HENRY ADAMS Lawyer Practloe In all the Court. All legal matters given careful and prompt attsntlco. Office second floor ot Ooldsbrouga Block. Lowest Possible Prices Dr, J. A. BOOTH NEPHI NATIONAL Dentist Office Rooms No. 3 HBANKr and 3, Winn Building. Phone No. 136-3- . George W, Booth Interest paid on Merchant Tailor Time Deposits at tbe rate of 4 per Suits made to last and fit at reasonable prices. Long experience in eastern tailoring houses. cent per annum FORREST HOTEL J .'S. OSTLER, PRisroiNT L. 8. 11ILL, E.H. BOOTH, of license tax. Introduced a measure In the fcouse makJng It the duty of school trustees to provide conveyance for children living more than two miles from the pl;ice of holding school. Test oes In the special committee of member of the house and the senate appointed to deal with the quen-Uo- n of liquor legislation at Its first meeting Monday morning showed that the conservative element was In easy control of the committee and Indicated that no radical legislation would be fa-vored by the special committee. Mr. Welling of Box Elder believes that agricultural bulletins and popular manuals and circulars containing son of Mr. Grow has CAXMlsa the highest price for CRK.AM Why send your CREAM 00 miles from home to get less q 1 money? NEPHI CREAMERY non-payme- , Information on agricultural subjects will be of great benefit to farmers, and has Introduced a bill In the house providing for their distribution. The sum of $2,000 is appropriated to meet the expanse. Senator Rudolph Kuchler's child labor till was Introduced In the senate Monday and, at the reiu2t of the author, referred to the committee on education. The measure deals largely ltJ the discretionary power of the superintendent of the city school tn granting employment certificates and with the customary school attendance of the children. Senator Smith of Salt Lake. introduced a bill making it a felony to give to any convict In the state prlron any weapon, any Instrument that mar be used In escaping from priscn. any drug, poison or "dope" of any kind. The Joint committee from the sen-- ' and house, having for two endeavored without success o teach sn sMeemcnt on the provision of the end Radgcr liquor hills, .n reported their inability to get together, and a special committee of fl members has been selected to draft a liquor bill mat It Is hoped will be spproved by the legislature. f This new committee is composed Senator Renner X. Smith. Badger and Kuchler, and Representatives Pope and Woof ton. Eleven more kills were introduced In the senate on Friday, bringing the total to 145, while eleven were Introduced In the bouse, making the total to date 141. The Wlslator enjoyed a vacation on Saturday, adjournment being taken on Friday until Monday. Mr. Crapo Is hot on the trail of the alfalfa leaf weevil and proposes to give ho quarter to that Industrious in iect. Tuesday, Mr. Crapo Introduced a bill in the houee appropriating for the purpose of Investigating the ravage of the weevil and reporting upon the best method of exterminating the pest Ask ters for Paro'e. Counterft An appropriation of flO.004 to aid hunone More than Washington. the Manufacturers' Association of now dred counteffeHM serving sentence la federal and sta'e prisons of t'tah in supporting the Utah Chamber the orwntry are asking to be paroled of Commerce Is provided in a Mil Inby ssder the law enacted at the last ses- troduced In theA. senate on f Tuesday Salt 'ens tor Carl Badger sion of congress. Mon-Ca- Livery and Feed Stable Bus Meets All Trains. Good Livery Rigs, Dray and Express Wagons. Agents for CosL Phone Us. No. 44 2. -- He Builds Wisely Who Builds Well" TO BUILD H D. GOLDSBROVGH. Proprietor George McCune Real Ejtate. Loam, Brokerage sad Intufsoce. NEPl II UTAH Neph i Plaster Has No Equal 1 The Largest and Purest natural deposit of Gypsum in the World. Subscribe for The Times Juab WELL USE i Piaster & Mfg. Co, County Mill and Elevator Company MANUFACTURERS OF Flour and Mill Produce Everything New and up to date Oar Leaders Cold Coin Flour and Fresh Ground Graham wk r y !! s rtl-da- T ism SCENIC LINK OF THE WORLD THREE SOLID VESTIBULED TRAINS e g N4 Is plan- ting to have copies delivered by to It subscribers. It I hoped Ibe subscriber will not complain If the aviator Aid not at flrst get oS and alls the paper under the door Physician and Surgeon TELEPHONE t- y DON'T BORROW" We pay City Barber Shop market r, s W. W. Bennett, M, D, amendment permitting the state legis- t Headquarters for Traveling Men. lature to fix the boundary lines ot New elegantly appointed S room addicounties and to make new counties. steam heat baths, etc. Ona tion, Five new bills were introduced in block south and one east of court were four on the senate bouse. Phone 22. Monday, passed, two which were on their third reading went over for future consideration, and one back to the committee for amendment. COURTEOUS TREATMENT AND Eighteen new bills were Introduced KIRST CLASS WOW In the house on Monday, while six were finally approved by that body. A. NIELSON, Three Doors North By unanimous vote, the senate on ' PROPRIETOR of Post Office Monday posed Setiator Badger s measure permitting county commissioners to levy a small special tax for making The Modern Barber Shop exhibits at domestic and foreign expo Finest and most up to date Barber sitions. After considerable debate, the sen Shop in Nephl. Hoot black stand and Baths in connection. ate on Monday passed the measure Two doors South of Postofflce by Senator Williams reinstating corporations whose right to do business BATCH ELOR BROS., Proprietors in tho state has been annulled by rea- Mor-tense- " of total of 172 measures Introduced in the senate and 164 In the house. One bill was approved by the senate on Tuesday, the measure providing exemption from road poll tax by persons using wide tried wagons on public highways. Should all the bills Introduced go through the regular routine of "committees and discussion on the floor of the house, the present session of the legislature might continue Indefinitely. The senate voted Tuesday to encourage the use of wide tires on wagons by remitting the road taxes of users of wide tlrea on wagons. Increases in the salaries ot all the state officers are provided In a measure Introduced In the senate Tuesday by Senator William of Salt Lake. Senator Sevy of Garfield introduced a bill on Tuesday amending the present bounty law to permit the collection of bounty up to a time within six months after the animal has been killed, instead of sixty days as at present. Introduced a Mr. Dahlqulst has measure In the house, known as house bill No. 163, providing that court notices may be published In papers If the noprinted In foreign languages, tice apiears la English. ' The first local option election In the history of the state to determine the liquor question will be held June 27, 1911, U the bill as proposed by the special committee of the senate and house, appointed to draft a liquor measure, becomes a law. Senator James 13. Wilson of Wasatch on Tuesday introduced a Joint resolution proposing a constitutional ls e What' the sense In kicking because you have to take the arhes from under the furnace? A man In Iowa ha sued for divorce because bis wife made him sleep with the cow. Branches the close of Tuesday's session of the legislature there bad been a ke Wonder Both At Re- Seattle, Wash. Mayor Hiram C. serve H. F. Studley. U. S. Expert In Charge Experiment GUI, who was elected last March by Station P. V. Cardon. a plurality of 3,500 votes, was reState Foreman Experiment Station called on Tuesday for alleged misconStephen Boswell. duct In office. The recall won by a County. plurality estimated at 4,000, the vote commissioners George of the women who were recently enCounty Jones, George C. Whitmore, John S. franchised In the state of Washington Nellsen. admittedly being largely responsible Clerk T. W. Vickers. for this result. Recorder Wm. Burton. over George Hilling was elected Treasurer A. R. Taxman. Mayor GUI and will take office ImmeAssessor Earl Jackman. diately to werve out the unexpired Surveyor Arthur A. Miller. of Gill's terra. One hundred pre-clncAttorney T. U Foote. part Sheriff Gus J. Henriod. out of 103 gave Dilllng 19.074 n Superintendent of schools Ivan C. juid Gill 17,124. A very large Dalby. of the 22,000 women who Probation officer James E. Mem-mot- t. cast their ballots and to them or la given all the responsibility Road commissioner A. J. credit for the recall. Superintendent County Infirmary It wa alleged by the recall leaders J. U. Vickers. n that GUI and Chief of Police Dr. W. W. County Physicians the out vice had farmed Bennett, Dr. J. A. Hensel. privileges to a syndicate and had collected a large percentage of the OFEAST COUNTY MUNICIPAL the syndicate. FICER3. who were extremely The women, NEPHI CITY. active In Tuesday's election, stood Mayor G. M. Whitmore. In lines at the booths .id appeared Councilmen Jamea Garrett, Jr.. Alma Hague, Alonzo Ingram, Enoch to .be aa apt and quick at casting their votes as the more experienced Lnirton. W. O. Oram. male voters. A surprise of the day Ilecorder John was the heavy Socialist vote, which Treasurer J. H. Iitlmer. probably will reach 5.000. Marshal W. A. Wright. KIrIic Watchman J. E. Memmott 8TRIKERS LEAVE CAMP. Justice of the Peace Jacob Coleman. Street Supervisor Jas. B. Riches. Mines at Kenllworth to Resume With Reduced Force. Quarantine Physician Dr. I). O. Miner. Utah. All Is quiet at Kenllworth, HutldlriK Inspector Enoch Burton. Chief oi Fire Department N. A. this camp, folowlng the dreadful The greater Melson. tragedy of Monday. Superintendent of Waterworks Al- number of the warlike Greeks have fred Cowers. left the camp and those remaining Electric Light have promised to obey orders and Superintendent Plant T. A. Carver. will not foment further trouble. Sextou N. C. Nlelson. The arrival here of officers from all LEVAN TOWN. parts of the state soon cowed the President Board of Trustees A. discontented Greeks. Jackman. Work has been resumed at the mine II. L, Trustees Adelbert Bosih, with a reduced force of men. Some E. George Francom, Swen of the leaders of the outbreak have Malmgren. been arraigned and will be held for Clerk Earl Jackman. trial. Marshal Andrew Poulson. Health Olllcer James K. Taylor. Discontented Greeks, congregated at Helper, seemed cowed by the prompt EAST COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. action taken In guarding Kenllworth. Owing to active work of influential Mona John T. Kay, Ephrlam II. Greeks from Salt and other N. W. Ellertson. Kay, points, Greeks In other coal camps so Whlt-akeNebo GeorKe Tolley, LeUoy far remain neutral and refuse to take Wm. Jones. sides In the Kenllworth difficulties. Nephl Alma Hague, A. R. Pax man, Roscoe E. Urover. Passengers Saved by Wireless. Levan John A. Morgan, James Cordova, Alaska. The steel steamE. Taylor, AdHbert HcBh. ship Victoria of the Alaska Steamship Juab James A. Kelly, R. C. Steph- company's line, bound from Seattle enson, John Williams. for Alaska points, went on the rocks on Hlnchinbrook Island during a snow, A large hole EAST COUNTY PRECINCT OFFI- - storm Tuesday nltrhL was crushed In her bow and she made CERS. water rapidly. Th Bertha was summoned by wireless,. On her arrival Mona. the pnssenKers and mail were transJiisllrc John fates. ferred to the Bertha. Captain Davis Constable Klias Molyneux. then headed the Victoria for Nuchuck Health Officer N. W. Ellertson. bay, arriving there late at night Nephl. Justice T. II. Burton. Walter Confesses to Robbery. Constable J. II. Itroiieh. assistant Chicago. Roy Raisllne, Health Officer Dr. I. O. Miner. ad waiter at Rector's restaurant Levan. " TTa'e on Tuesday confessed to the po JuMlr-Georp W. Kofod. lice he bad ssslMcd In armng'ng the Ivcrson. Constable Richard "hold-upof the cafe last Sunday Juab. and that Charles Wlllard, armorning C. It. Jiiftlre rested earlier In the day. was the robConst able liobert Mcmmoit. ber. Salsline, ho was one of tho employees In the restsurant durNEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. ing the hold-up- . Implicated two other men. None of the 13,200 stolen was and IMrd Tuesday of recovered. Meets flrct every mo'itli at the club parlors In the Lunt building. Vlsl'lng mem-IhtRoeaevelt Dam Completed. of nHKhlinrin commercial clubs The Roosevelt d-Washington. cordially welcomed. Salt River Irrlpit'on proof the part W. C. Andrews, president T. II. Burton, Financial Secretary. ject Arizona, hss been completed and T. W. VUker. corresponding secre- will be opened March 18. According to a slatnmetit Issued by the reclama tary. tion service Tuesday, the last stone Modern Woodmen of America No. was placed In position in the parapet 10.700, meet every Wednesday evenwalls February 6. The exercles of ing at I. O. O. f. hall. Viiltlng Wood the opening will occupy three days. tnen welcomed. Former President Roosevelt will be Oeorg Small, Consul. present. I 11. lAtlmer, Clerk. Will Buy Home for Envoy. I. O. O. T. No. 16 meet every After a tn years' Washington. on Tuesday passed evening la I. O. O. Y. hall. Vis- struegl the hn um brother cordially Invited to atUll providing for the purchase) and tend. continuation of embassies, legations J. 8. COOPER, Secretary. and buildings abroad. The measure was put through under a susLatter-dsSaints' Meeting. pension ot the rvils by a standing Sunday School, 19 a. m. First ward vote of 101 to 33. the announcement at Tabernacle; Swond ward at meet- of the result being greeted by applause. ing bOUOA. FVst M. I. A. Sunday, 6:30 p. m. Street Riot in Lisbon. Second at ward ward at tabernacle; Lisbon. A religious prorewon held meting houe. wsrd at Relief hall, Primary Urtl the prohibition of tb titer-nor- , 4 p. m. Tueday. 8econd ward at despite led to a erW of street conflicts. m. 4 p. tnM(injt house. Tuday. offihood meetings Monday, 7:20 No casualties are reforted la the Pr cial account, but twenty six arrests p. tn., at the respective ward meeting were made. houss. Relief Society First ward, snond Choked on Sugar Beet and fourth Thursday of each month Toledo, Oh'o Josl, an elriant at 2 p. m. Second ward, first and third Thursdays tf each month at 2 sixty-threyear old. In Walhrldee the respective meeting park eoo, died Tuesday morning. Rhe p. m. at notice. had been ill since Friday, when h Religion! etas- - -- First ward. 3 p. m choked on a large plce of sugar beet. every Friday at Re;if sll; Seonnd ward. 3 p. tn , every Friday at mt-InAuto Dealer Murdered. house. Anthony, Kan. Karl Randall, aged 40, a livery and nnfomobile dealer of Presbyterian Church, In a barber shop Pnnday school at 10 . m. and tills city, was preaching at 7:30. Rev. C. K. Davis, Tuesday niehl with his hesd crushed tn. A blood bespattered ball bat lay pastor. beside the dsd man. In GOSSIP Ninth General Assembly. Citizens of Seattle Hold Election and Depose City Executive, Women Aiding In His Defeat. . Is there no way to save the bird men from death except by cllpplni their wings? LEGISLATIVE UTAH OUT OF OFFICE District Joshua Oreenwood. Stenographer State Senator State representative Jamea Stack. Forest Supervisor, Nebo Forest rec- MAYOR e doitnow; APCR THIS D 110,-O'- 0 EACH WAY DAILY BETWEEN SALT LAKE AND DENVER CANYON of the CR ANDB CANYON of the GUNNISON EAGLE RIVER CANYON GARDEN of the GCD1 RUBY CANYON MANITOU SPRINGS . GLENWOOD SPRINGS THE ROYAL GORGE AD THS FirnLt mrf AND AOSIOATIKAL DISTKCTI OF CaotADO AM) LTA4 PULLMAN AND TOURIST SLEEPERS FROM SALT LAKE TO DENVFJL CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS OH SOLDEM. SXSOIIS, ETC ADDmt r. A. WAM JMGH. G. P. A T. A. LA. RH.VTON, C A P D DENVER, COLORADO SALT LAKE CTTY. UTAI I |