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Show INBEPE VOL. 7. NO. 31. SPRING VI LLE, UTAH, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 180S. PRICE- 12.00 PER YEAR. ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS City Council Holds an Inter- j estine Sflsr.irm i Fathers in a growling mood Thtt PrAUAAIltlAn Af t. ,. Ti., If, 1 AIVSIIHLIVII U IUL a in Jl urns Didu't Produce Much Revenue-Should Revenue-Should Have Been Cinched More Tightly. The City Fathers met in regular session, Monday night. All the members mem-bers were present. A communication from Marion Coffeman'in regard to his.bid for the lease of the City pasture, stating that he had made his hid under a misunderstanding; misun-derstanding; of the requirements, and .asking to he allowed to submit another an-other bid, was read and referred to the committee on City pasture. A communication from the City Attorney Attor-ney in regard to the collection of the poll tax for Springville. was read, informing in-forming the Council that the City could collect the tax or leave it with the County to collect. After some discussion it was decided to have the tax collected by the City. The matter of purchasing the piano now in the hall from Taylor liros. of Provo, for the use of the hall was considered. con-sidered. The piano was offered for 1125 down, or $U" with $50 down and 10 a rutin tli arterward until paid. The matter was left with the Mavor with power to purchase if he saw'iit. A communication from Frank X. Nebeker, county attorney for Cache county, in regard to the compiling and furnishing printed copies of a bock of ordinances for Springville. Another communication to the same effect was received from Jones & Schrueder of Salt Lake. Ruth were tabled. The City Recorder asked for an appropriation ap-propriation sufficient to getf00 letter heads and 500 bill affidavits, and was granted $8. The Recorder brought up the matter mat-ter of cemetery deeds, and stated that the people thought they should net be forced to pay for a deed to property they had bought, and a motion was made and carried that the Recorder be instructed to make-the deed free of charge, but that he collect a fee of 50 cents for recording the deed. Hill of E. J. Stanson amounting to J8.40 for feeding city prisoners for the month of March was presented and allowed. The bill brought up a discussion dis-cussion as to what should be paid for board for prisoners and several of the couneilmen expressed themselves on the subject, and on motion the price per meal was reduced from 20 cents to 15 cents. Bill of A. C. Bird for livery hire amounting to $4 was allowed. The Mayor asked for an appropriation appropria-tion of 50 or $75 for the contingent fund. This brought up the subject of the recent gambling cases and the Justice came in fur some very severe censures at t he hands of several of the council who expressed themselves quite freely on the matter. Rut they came up to the mark manfully and appropriated $50 for the contingent fund. The council then took up the licence ordinance for its third reading after which it was passed by its title. This cleared the table for the evening even-ing and the council adjourned. ine (joining m Reminds us of the necessities of the season. Also Have COLUMBIA AND RACINE BUGGIES. J. I, CASE THRESHERS JOHN DEER PLOWS. Sulky and Hand. CHAMPION & WOOD MOWERS. i PLANET. JR, CULTIVATORS And Garden Tools. BARB E WIRIi (Gliddcn.) Have a eomplet line of extras ex-tras for all above Roods. Royal make the loud pure, wbolMome and delicious. Pi POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKINQ POWDfR CO., htW YORK. ST. PATRICK'S DAY. Occasion Celebrated With A Ball at Reynolds Hall. Last Thursday was St. Patrick's day in the morning, the day of all days that is dear to the hearts of the sons of the little Emerald Isle. To celebrate the day and to have a good time, the Mutual Improvement Associations of the Fourth and Second wards gave a grand ball at, the Reynolds Hail. Sliepards Full Quadrille Bml was engaged to furnish the music for the occasion. There were 150 couple assembled in response to the inviiathns, to par-eipate par-eipate in the gaieties of the occasion. Of course, green was the prevailing color, as all present wore green in honor of the day, and several people were decked out in quaint Irish costumes. A good literary program was rendered and refreshments, consisting con-sisting of sandwiches, butter milk and water cress were served. The affair was a financial success, and all who were present were glad they were there. To Cure A Cold in One Day. Take Laxntive Itronio Quininu Tablets. All PruKKists refund the laonty it it fails to cure. Price 25 cents. A GOBI) PROGRAM. Hiingcrford Literary Society Prepar-.... Prepar-.... . ing for a Special Meeting. The Ilungerford Literary and Debating De-bating Society has made arrangements arrange-ments to give a special meeting at the Presbyterian chapel on April, 15th, at which the public will be invited invit-ed to be present. The program is as follows: Music by the Hungerford Olwe Club. Debute by paper on the question of Arbitration as a mentis of suMling all international inter-national difficulties, affirmative Klilot Jordan: Nejtai he-Geo. Drury. Voral Solo -Winnie lionny. Recital ion-- 1'earl Daley. Kei'itjit ion Mi lan ('randall. I'lippr Win. Gibson. Vocal Dutlt Joslo Llddle and I'hlot-Carter. I'hlot-Carter. Kerila'lon-Mose Doueall Hesitation Mi;, i,7Aa Burch. Vocal Solo - Miss (iates. Soliloquy Miss Linn. Music -Glee Club. Notice. A good surrey for sale at bed rock-price. rock-price. Call and examine. A. C. TIikd. No-'lo-Itae fur Fifty Cento. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, tnal.es weak men Ktronf, bioud pure. Wc.41. All druKKiKta m w 01 spring A New Wapn is Generally One of I Them, ani if You Have One to I Buy mum. Strom?. Easv-runnint? and c? ' w o durable. The Best Wagon in the market at the price. Always in Sto&i at J. M. CHEER & CO. Main Street, 1 SPANISH FORK - UTAH. : I Silk Industry Here Is Making Good Progress. The silk culturlsts are holding a reception today in their rooms over the bank, and everyone Interested in the new industry is being royally entertained. en-tertained. This event closes their last, year's work. About ten days since, the work of Miss I'yper, instructor of the Ladies Republican Club in silk culture was finished, and that lady returned to Salt Lake. The session of 'the club this year lasted two weeks, and was held in the rooms over the bank. Miss Pyper instructed the members of the club in the work of reeling the raw silk from the cocoons, and in making it into ssitable thread for weaving. The ladies arc in h fair way to develope an important industry in-dustry here, as this year's work is far superior to that of last. Ninety pounds of cocoons were produced from an ounce of silk worm eggs. Other ladies here were also engaged in the work, and this town alone produced pro-duced sufliuient cocoons to get an instructor from the State. Under the Utah law every pound of cocoons is entitled to a bounty of 23c per pound, which assists very much towards to-wards defraying the expenses of the work. Tne people of Utah, Washington, Washing-ton, Weber and Cache counties are engaged in silk culture to a suflic ent extent to entitle them to the ser?ice of a State instructor. A large number of mulberry trees have been planted, in anticipation of the growth of the industry. Some machinery has been secured by the club, three reels of an imnroved sort having been imported from Japan. Millions Given Away. It is certainly gratifying to the public to know of one concern in the land who are not afraid to be generous gener-ous to the needy and suffering. The proprietors of Dr. King's New Discovery Dis-covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have given away over ten million trial bottles of this great medicine; and have the satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma, bronchitis. Hoarseness; and XII diseases of the throat. Chest and Lungs are surely cured by it. Gallon C. J. Peterson, Druggfst. and get a trial bottle free. Regular size o(Jc and Si. Every bottle guaranteed or price refunded. W. C. T. U. Medal Contest. The following is the program for the W. C. T. U. Medal Contest, to be held at the City hall tomorrow evening, even-ing, commencing at 8 o'clock: Prayer Murelitn;; Snnu Children's Chorus lierltation. Dream" Ll.zie Hurrh Kit. "A Flight for Freedom" 1'earl Daley Duel, Saloons Mu.,t (,o" Winnie Bonny im'l Clara Bowlden Roe. "A Vol -e From the I'oor House" Kuby Etliler Dee. 'Prohiljitlon the Synonym for Pollti- rul 1 lerolsm" Kosm Bonny Pons;, "'A Fire" (iirl's Chorus Kee. "A Plea f.,r the Boys" F.lla Jordan Solo. "What Would Mother Say?" . Tillie lloutz Kee. "The Heart hat Does Not Sinu".. .. A una Clyde Ree. "The Hesponsihllilies of Our Government" Govern-ment" Eliee Reynolds Quartette, selei-led. . Misses (). Gules and K.Dougall, Messrs. K.Wesland B. Doutfall No admission fee will K. charged, but a collection will be taken up to defray the expenses. All are cor-dially cor-dially invited. & OTIC IS. I have closed my meat market and gone out of business. All who hold coupons or due bills on me will please present them at Erdman it Son's market for settlements: all who are owing me will please call at the same place and settle, as my books will be left there for settlement. M. A. Miner. Everybody Say So. Cascnrets Candv ("iitliarl ie, the mrst wonderful won-derful medie.ul discoverv of the. H:e, pieas-ant, pieas-ant, and lefreblnniT to llv taste, net irently and positively on kidneys, liver and liowlh, eleatisim; tlie. entire svst m. disoel i t t, euro heailsioho, fever, lialiit.ual i oietietuinn and hi iouonnKfl. Pleaso boy npu try u box of :. ( I. C. to-dav; 10, ''. Ml i etils. hold utid guaranteed to cure by ail urnigists. l l RWmM E WtAf&IHt 0-0 QtCAW wist E Irvine & OUTLOOK ENCOCKAGIXG. THE KNOLI) CASE. It will Help to Prolong District Court in Emery County. The suit of Rudolph Knold, of this city, against the Rio Grande Western Railway company will be tried at the June term of the District court for Emery County, and with the case of Eva Campbell against the same company, com-pany, will prolong the term, says the Emery County Pioneer. Eva Campbell, as administrator of the estate of Malcolm M. Campbell deceased vs the Rio Grande Western Railway company. Damages in the amount of $80,00(1 are asked for, it heintf claimed that Campbell was killed near Lower Crossing by the explosion of the boiler of a locomotive of the train on which he was conductor. con-ductor. This case was tried in Weber county, the home of the deceased, de-ceased, and the company objected to the trial of the case on ground that the court had no jurisdiction. The supreme court sustained the objection but before the. decision was handed down suit, was brought in Emery county where the accident occurred. This promises to lieu jongand hard fouht case. Mac.Millan, Richards arid Pratt arc the attorneys for the plaintiff. Another case of the same nature has been brought against the railroad company by Rudolph Knold who was injured by the explosion of the locomotive boiler at the same time and place. Knold was the engineer and asks damages in the sum of $25,000. This case also was before the supreme court and was ordered tried in the county where the accident took place. It also will stubbornly fought by the company Notice. To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that I will not be responsible re-sponsible for any debts contracted by Rosela Curtis (my wife) from date of this notice. I). A. Curtis. First publication March 10. We are anxious to do a little good in this world and can thiuk of no pleasanter or better way to do it than by recommending One Minute Cough Cure as a preventative of pneumonia, consumption and other serious lung troubles that follow neglected colds. C. J. Peterson's. Hansen Has Moved. John Hansen, the painter, has moved to Mapleton, where he is open to engagements. All kinds of produce pro-duce taken in exchange, for work. Edarate Your I'.owelgVTIlh Catraretn. Candy Cathnrtlr, cur constipation forever. lOo.SSc. If C. C. C. fall, driiKKisis refund money. George's Minstrels. There is nothing that can be said in praise of this modern organization, that has not already been said, it would le merely repetition to sing its praises, as there is hardly an individual individ-ual that has not either seen or heard of J. Edward George's Minstrels. The great wheel goes round and round, and the old, reliable and always pleasantly remembered "MagnihVent." conies to town mice again, this time in a blaze of glory, and an abundance of promises as to the positive merits of their long and varied program. However, it, seems as if their promises prom-ises will be fullllled, judging from the extensive list of celebrities which includes such artists as J. M.Oliver, Harry Gillam and the great Nettie Goff, slide trombone soloist. This will positivly be the only appearance this season. Bl'SLESS JM1EFK. A new stock of g'jnts underwear just arrived and for sale cheap at Pexton's. Rig stock of baby carriages and carpets at Molen & Caffrey. Nice stock of iron bedsteads at Molen & Caffrey's. New lotof candies just in fresh and good, at lloutz s. Roylance pays cash for wheat, potatoes, eggs, chickens and alfalfa seed. Farmers take your grists to the Springville Holler Mills. Elegam Spring Caps! A B"E Ready Mb MB! 1 nuir- nnti "Wool TPltvicaja for Walflts. 2 BROCADE SATINS FOR SKIRTS, iSSmoA E3 Our Prices regularly arid buy save your j money. Sons, 14 SPRIN( and I II Jj OllGdIjUM dill DUl j ever offered to toe j iilTiyiJU dllil UUW uQ SdlC ill I Jos. Whitehead's. j Of If you want to. Buy or Soli. Fruits or Please Call on or vVrite me, WM. M. ROYLANCE, spring vine, Car Load Lots a Specialty. Acent for Bicycles, Studebaker Wagons, Etc. Drugs. Medicines. Inscriptions Carefully Compounded by Earl Tranchell, Pharmacist in Charge. City Drug Store, O. Iv. CHANDALIv, I'roiir, 1 Stationery, Toilet Articles, Soaps, Perfumery, Sponges, Bnjftties, Cigars, Confectionery, Musical Supplies, Etc., Etc.. : ; : East Side of Bank Building, Springville. R. A.DEA.L, Fresident. H. T. REYNOLDS, Springville Banking Co. SPRINGVILLE, UTAH. OAittl Stools. QOOyOOO. .Transacts a general banking business. Exchange bought and sold arid depot its received subject to check. Five per cent interest paid on time deposits, conipjundlny quarterly Money always on band for short time loans. Rrinifon your blacksmithlng and wagon repairing to Dowdell, the blacksmith. Dr. N. II. Nelson will do first class dental work cheap. If you want a nice hot bath or a clean smooth shave go to Wood's barber shop. If vou want a tooth pulled go to N. H. Packard. He will extract it without with-out pain. Try him. You had better drop in to Anderson's Ander-son's and get frames for your un-framed un-framed pictures and chromos. He has a fine stock cheap and good. We have the finest line of spring and summer millinery goods in the city, everything new and of the latest style, no old stock and nothing that is not up to date. Our prices are sure to please you. Remember we lead In our line of business. are the lowest that goods can be sold for, and as we go to the Eastern market for cash, it is no trick for us to Centre St., Provo. SUMMER 1UI Ul DliUrjS H11U dUpiS people of Springjille Just i iiibi Produce utan, Chemicals. H. L. CUMMINGS, OuMtr Vice-President. Grand opening will be IVeld some time in the near future. Watch ad for the date. Mrs. L. M. Murphy. A new shipment of bicycles Just arrived at Roylance's. They are daises and the price is right. Gome see them. Get your onion seed and green apples at Roylance's; also your shade trees. Mrs. Murphy has nice school hits for little girls Price 26 cents. Rrown, the barber, will give you a good smooth shave for 15c. Try him. Take all your old rubber to Houtz's and get I of a cent per pound for It. Boys it Is a pleasure to smoke those cigars you get at the City Drug store Fresh oysters at Erdman & Son meat market. u Fail ! |
