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Show rHE TBl.WEEKkT JOUIiNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, AUGUST 27 K Yoisr 1501 . FOR HART AND HEEERER. I Hammond ent a sorry figure in Rich County Republican Nominees Por the Various the convention. He got only 6 of structed by Convention. Cache County's 33 votes; and Jbad State Officers. but 52 altogether. If he had been Editor Journals . . in control of those 52 however, he t The Rich Democratic Connty would have been ahle to have convention was held yesterday , landed Wells, but when Hammond afternoon at Randolph, as per apFollowing were the entries in withdrew half of his men went to Edward Benzley, of pointment, the race for for the Republican Cutler. Randolph, chairman; Joseph Irvnominations for tbe State offices ine Laketown of Job a secretary. at the Republican State Conven'Howell of was Kennedy on they the chaplain, Argyle, say tion held on Thursday, For Governor Htber M. Wells anxious seat for had Wells been Willis Johnson of Laketowq arms. , , , of Salt UkJohn C. Cutler of nominated and he came awfully Sergeant-a- t close to it Haminoud would baye The following delegates to the Salt Lake, James T. Hammond of to State convention were chosen by gone Congress. Salt Lake. Messrs acclamation; Aquilli For Secretary of State C. S John Nebeker, .Call, Apson The nomination of Cutler doesnt Tiugey of Juab, J. D. Dixon of H. Weston and George Utah, Morgan Richards, Jr., of seem to have enthused anyone Snowball, Mias Reed with Alfred Iron, A. A. Law of Cache, Herschel here except the Democrats, the Kearl,Josephine Robt. Me kinnon and Bullen, Jr., of Cache, James Di- latter figure Cntler to be a pretty Charles Hall as alternates. These easy mark, and a good many local vine of Salt Lake. also elected as delegates and For Treasurer -J- ames Christian- Republicans agree in that calcnla were to the Senatorial Disalternates sen of Sevier, C. A. Glazier of tion. trict convention to be held at Utah, R. A. Moyes of Weber. For Auditor A. S. Reiser of The jndical convention meets at Farmington on the 9th of SeptemSalt Lake, R. W. Watt of Tooele, 10 oclock today in the court house ber Messrs Benzley, Kennedy .JohnJ. A. Edwards of Box Elder, T.C. It promises to be interesting son, R. McKinnon and David S. Winn of Juab, Chris Burton, Jr., affair. Cook as delegates and J . R. South of Davis. Thos. Johnson andM. McKinnon For Attorney-Genera- l M. A. It is about time that Democratic as alternates were chosen to atBreeden of Salt Lake, W. A. Lee tend the Judicial District convenof Salt Lake, Jacob Johnson of headquarters were being opened. tion at Logan. Sanpete. Edward Benzley of Randolph The Socialists of tbe connty in- was For Justice of the Supreme chosen as chairman of the Court D. N. Straup of Salt Lake, tend patting a complete connty Committee which was made np C. S. Zane of Salt Lake, J. E. ticket in the field this year. of one member of each of the ( Frick of Salt Lake, A. W. Agee precincts of the connty. f of Weber. National Committeeman Peery it was resolved unanimously For Superintendent of Schools is expected up from Salt Lake to- that it ia the irenseof tbe convenA. C. Nelson of Sanpete. day. tion, that Judge C. H, Hart and For Congressman District Attorney Frank K. NebeJoseph Howell of Cache. are the choice of the convenker John C. Cutler is the uominee It is said that J. W. Barrett, tion for and that tbe of the Rebnblican party for gover- has a good chance of securing the other- - delegates " work for those nor of Utah, winning out in con- Republican nomination for Sheriff. nominees as long as consistency vention by a narrow margin over John has been hustling to beat the and good policy shalt indicate that Governor Heber M. Wells and band of late, they should. A speech, on. the what strength J. T. Hammond was issues of the day, in response- to Benson Stake Priesthood. able to throw to Wells. Two balthe call of the convention , was lots were taken. Hammonds name The Priesthood meeting of tbe made by Hon. John Snowball, being withdrawn after the first. Benson Stake of Zion will be held brief speeches were made by. Jos. The second ballot showed 239 votes in Lewiston on Saturday, Sept.3rd Irwin and Anqon C. Call oh tbe for Cutler and 221 for Wells. tocalled Dubois plank of tbe 1904, at 10 a. m. A deal engineered by friends of national platform, and its ntter W. JR. Lewis, R. A. Moyes of Weber is given by irrelevance and the evil iutent of Alma Merrill, the Wells men as the chief cause B. A. Hendricks. its promoters demonstrated and of their defeat. The basis of the the hope was sincerely . expressed Stake Presidency. that the state platform would in deal, in which George M. Hanson no sense indorse it. of Weber and Postmaster James Mr. Petty's Funeral. The several matters before the Clove of Utah figured prominently The funeral services over the Convention were on the convention floor, provided fully sad freely for the withdrawal of Glazier, remains of the late R. T. Petty discussed, and all business transand tbe were held in Richmond, yesterday acted, and people appointed were Smoot's brother-in-lawere marked by the largest by mutual and unanimous consent. throwing of Utah countys strength They seen ever a attendance similar at Cutler votes to Moyes in return for Joseph Irwin, function in Richmond, or for that Laketown Utah, Ang. in Weber county. This sufficed to It defeat th governor and indicated matter, in tbe county, toperhaps, a a was tribute fitting good New Method of Irrigation. that the Smoot men held the con man. Mr. Robert Baxter, Jr., the well trol of the convention. The funeral tributes were very marked the known The convention Stirling farmer was in numerous and beautiful almost town bitterest the of one of cnlmination yesterday, and to a Journal Addresses description. beyond hisin the he confided the plans he has man nomination contests for that were highly eulogistic of the for Utah. The in solving the water problem in tory of the party of the deceased were character a record was the summer Mr, convention itself President W. II. Lewis, Stirling. During made by had three wells driven breaker for attendance, the repre- W. K. Burnham. B. A. Hendricks, Baxter has but only one of them flows, and sentation being complete. As a of Lewiston, Idaho, and Mr.Robert result of the. interest aroused in Lewis of Oxford. The music becoming convinced that the flowthe fight for the nomination for was furnished by the choir and a ing well was not a success, he begovernor the balconies and boxes trio eonsisting of Charles Stod- gan to look about for some other solution of the water difficulty. of tbe Salt Lake theatre, where dard and company. filled While at Brigham his attention were by the convention met, The cortege which followed the called to a well there owned was of one witnessed observers, who remains to the grave was a very Mr. Knndson. It it about six for by i the most exciting conventions long one. seven feet wide and 15 feet deep or years past. a pump operated by electricity and THE WINNERS. THREE JURORS CURED draws the water from this well of C. Cutler that ia used to irrigate over forty Governor John acres of land. Salt Lake, State-of 0. S.Tingey Digging the well and patting in Secretary Of Cholera FAorbtu With One Small Bottle the motor and pump cost $GQ0, of Nephi. Justice of Supreme Court D.N. of QumbcrLint Colic, Cholocra ani and it costs $10 per. month for power. Knudsen says be wouldnt Diarrhoea Remedy. Straup of Salt Lake. Christiansen James take $2,000 dollars a year for the Treasurer W. Fowler G. Mr. Hightower, water he gets. of Richfield. of Edwards an Mr. Baxter atcince saw the valne relates A. experience he had Auditor J. Ala., in a on a of Knndsens plan, and has pracwhile serving petit jury Brigham City. counM.A.Breeden case Edwardsville, at murder tically decided to try it himself. Attorney General AlaHe owns the' old water power, ty seat of Cleburne connty, of Salt Lake City. While I there L. A. bama. He says: formally used by the Hyrom elecState Supt. of Schools and meat ate some fresh somq tric light plant, and will install Nelson of Manti. or; souse meat and it gave me cholera a 'small plant there to furnish Howell, Joseph Congressman morbns in a very severe - form. .1 power for motors, that will ran . . ' . Presidential Electors U.P.My-ton- was never more sick in my life and well pumps. ' certain a store for , of wells in are the There Cannon, to sent drug plenty of Salt of the Wade but will be W. furnish that mixture, druggist 'cholera saya Stirling, of St. George, E. me a bottle of Chamberlain's a good stream of water each, and sent Ogden. Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem- he thinks his proposal to pnmp it For Sale edy instead, saying he had what I ont is entirely feasible. It certainsent for, bnt that this medicine ly looks like it, and if it is Mr. so much better he wonld rather Baxter cau be depended upon to House and lot near the Agri- was ; , ., send it to me in the fix I was in.-- 1 make it a go. . , cultural College. a t, was better and of dose it one took oaic ' Letter press,, invoice size; parish, in tornado. in five minutes. Tbe second dose stand. N. Y., Ang. 25.-FoJamestown fellow cured me entirely. Two Remington Typewriter, .nearly people "were killed at , the jurors were afflicted in , the same Stockton town picnic late today tables. manner and one small bottle cured DCTwo Harris of us. , For sale by all by falling trees caused by a torna- - Apply to W. W. Maujhan, Lo- the three cv s . .. do., druggists.gan, Utah. r . , Paint will bo cheaper for you now than it will It naxt year. This iaia not go- oeausotho pric im to advance, but because It will taka mora wlS! latar paint Tha wood - akscrbent mora baeoma and it will rostra .mora T oil to r.:i tha pores, painting la raaKyan econo. my. It la the greater conomy if you buy tha QUEEN paint of ua-O- UR BEE MIXED PAINT. Qna gallon covara 250 aquara Our , -- . , fast -- twe coats. -- liter Bros. Drug ' I Company Oiyn ers Enow ye stUl located of Deseret of"Vehicles. that A. C. Jacobson is at th? old stand south Mills1, that he is' the in Logan carriage repairs in best style, all work guaranteed. Carved spring bars made to'order: " only efficient wheelwright and makes all wagon and - . m PEOPLES GLASSES selected with the care that OLD are not should be given to snch an important matter. Too often they are purchased from itinerant venders who know nothing of fitting and frequently do more harm than good. TESTING THE EYES 'with modern scientific instruments is the only method by which accurate result are obtained. That work, and the fitting of done here by a graduate glasses, is optician, and in no case hate we failed to give entire satisfaction. Johnson Jewelry Co., The Eye On The Door. . . Logan. Utah Rates: $2 to 52.50 Per Day. Hie Cullen Hotel ' t. C. EWINO. Prop. Salt Lake City : : : Utah Nothing has ever equalled Nothing can ever surpass C-3- YJ itl iU Or. Di ,wea.' lAtls CHICKENS- wanted, Smurth-wait- e Grain and Seed Co. WANTED Old cast-iro- n at Wilson and Sons foundrv. POULTRY, PELTS and hides wanted at N. B. Pryor 488 South 1st West. :: ROOMS FOR RENT In A. C. Jacobsens residence, south of Deseret Mills.' - OFFICE ROOilS to rent in Commercial Block. Steam Heat, Enquire' at Co-o- p Grocery & Drag C6 , ; . , FOR- - SALE Three thorough bred dnrham bulla two and a hajf years old. Address - , Robert Baxter Jr. Alt; Sterling LOST Between U. O, and Sugar factory, a girls dark green 'Jacket with black and white flowered lining. Finder deliver at Thatcher & Hansens store and be rewarded. LOST A bright bay mare. three' years old, weight about 1000 lbs. no brands, one white hind foot. Finder will be rewarded? by J. O. - Gnataveran Providence or at Dunbar Robinson & Cos.store. Logaa. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN We pay $15 a thousand cash foe No mailing or copying! home. -- Send stamp for parcanvassing.' ticulars;' Pnrjtan Mfg. Company. Worcester, Mass. STOLEN From the residence of W.'K. Burnham on the day of Ringlinga circus, a saddle. Any person' giving information at . this office that will lead to recovery of same will be satisfactorily reward- ed. , .... IT POESN'T, PAY to work with dull tools of any kind. Take them to the tool shop and get them put in working condition. Prices reasonable. One block west, ;rand X block north of Thatcher Bras. Bank. ATTENTION, PLEASE! We want your repair work . . Watches, clocks and jewelry, anything that needs repair in these lines. We will do it right, promptly, and at prices to suit. VVe need yoar patronage, and we propose to please you in order to secure and keep itJ C. M. Wendelboe, First North St. East of Tithing Office. 4, CALIFORNIA BY FOOD DCUCIOUI . NUTRITIOUS COftRCCTIVC CCONOMICALl if SIJS, $5.00 Sim RECOMMENDED AND FOR SALE BY Riter Bros; Drug COMPANY Isnt It W onderful how a little bunch of meter esn' to arranged to keep perfect time? Cur watches grp guaranteed time- -' keepers. - jpi ia cs'iwxi APcrfcct For All Throat and llafC! Lung Troubles. "MerbecklfRfUto. 24-190- Wailt CollHim. Trial femes IN. . o.Jff20 Hood, a young raon of e tS; at a late , hour ta Lis bicycle, in Jr00?8 Lppmg when ' an armed ' anal.0 tW?asM4 man ordered him to wT?p and Lands, pedaled, for escaped. . Gordon Jewelry Co -- i ' ' 41 Malirstv LCCAll. UTAH. ' I V v . 4 t Pickett and Beck nr Iferae-Cheal- ng , self-waiti- ng - , ; K ' ? Exclusively U.' 0.' Foundry building. Come once and you will ccme f ' ( " |