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Show The OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Juab County Times District.- FMftb. Judicial Diatrlct Judge, Joshua Ureenwood. Attorney B. H. Ryan. Stenographer W. JU Cook. State Senator J. A. Hyde. New York's latest delicacy la pen D, State representative James ajuln eggs, all the way from the eouts Stack. pole. Forest Supervisor, Nepbl Forest Reserve D. S. Pack. U. S. Expert in Charge Experiment The modern youngster would tattler bave a baseball pas that be pres- Station P. V. Cardon. State Foreman Experiment Station ident. Stephen Uoswell. County. The Increase of warmth tn tne atcommissioners George County mosphere baa been quit convincingly Jones, George C. Wuitmore, John S. accouuted for. Nellacn. Clerk T. W. Vickers. All tbat China want to borrow Just Recorder Wm. Burton. ao now la $300,000,000. Have you Treasurer A. U. Pax man. much change about you? Assessor Earl Jackman. Spray early and late. Surveyor Arthur A. Miller. L.. T. Foote. Attorney Michlgati telephone glrla complain Ducks prefer soft food. Sheriff Gus J. Henrlod. that the Instrument! they wear cause coma to form on tbelr ears. Superintendent of schools Ivan C. Whitewash the hen house. Dalby. Probation officer James E. Mem- An Ohio farmer haa recovered hia mott. Concrete tanks are superior. eyesight by the extraction of two of Road commissioner A. J. Stal hi teeth. Eye teeth, probably. naker. Keep the dairy utensil clean. Superintendent County Infirmary own By breaking hla leg a motor' J. B. Vickers. "The early bird" easily keeps down cyclist haa reversed the usual order County Physicians Dr. W. W. the weeds. of breaking other people's bones. Bennett, Dr. J. A. Hensel. J. M. Christensan, Editor and Publisher NEPHI VTAH A Pennsylvania judge baa decided that a voter'a home la where hla wife Jives'. W hat more con the suffragettes EAST COUNTY MUNICIPAL FICERS. OF. NEPHI CITY. E. R. Booth. Mayor Councllmen .V. II. Pettegrew, J. H. Lunt. J. W. Ellison, Orson Cazler, Enoch Burton. Recorder T. C. Winn. Treasurer-r-J- . II. Latimer. The "women first" rule Is held to be Attorney T. II. Burton. M IL Sparks. Marshal unappllcablo to street cars, for on Justice of Uie Peuce Jacob Cole them women stand first, lust and alman. ways. Street Supervisor Jas. B. Riches. quarantine Physician Dr. I). O. City people who don't realize ths Miner. value of shade trees forty or fifty Building Inspector I. II. Grace. years old should go out and try to Chief ot Hre Department N. A. a few. Nleison. buy Superintendent of Waterworks Al fred Gowers. ,Now It la hilted that the tight skirt Member Board of Health W. A. is responsible for knock-kneewomen. Probably a canard started by the cloth Btarr. . LEVAN TOWN. manufacturers. President Board of Tnistees A. L A Pennsylvania cat Is keeping an Jackman. estate of $2,500 from distribution. Trustees Adclbert Bosh, L. II. While tbat cat Uvea the estate must George Francom, Swen E. Malmgren. remain Intact. Clerk Earl Jackman. Marshal Andrew Poulson. A Kansas City moo tins Informed Health Officer Henry Hendrlcksoa hla family that be bat been Instructed by the Ixrd to rest for & year. Some men have luck! EAST COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. Mona John T. Kay, Ephrlam II. Boston haa begun crusade for Kay, N. V. Ellertson. baclllue-proosterilised sausages and Nebo George Tolley, LeRoy Whit-aker- . beefsteak, but we'll bet Ihey won't Wm. Jones. start anything on beans. Nephl Alma Hague, A. R. Paxraan, Roscoe E. Grover. Most street cars are bulk on the Levan John A. Morgan, James standtncontrovertlbl a theory that E. Taylor, Adclbert Bcah. ing passenger occupies leaa space Juab James A. Kelly, R. C. Stephthan a sitting passenger. enson, John Williams. A Mount Vernon (111.) bird dog attacked a hive of bees and was' stung to death. Lit the bird dog stick to birds. d Mor-tense- f American An has airwoman now across the English Channel This lea vps the seies still equal In tb modern race of achievement. EAST JUAB COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT. Brooklyn man found and severely fivnl'hed the man who ran aay with tils wire, says an exchange. By refusing to take her back, we Infer. Alma Hague. President. Nephl. John A. Morgan Levan. Ivan C. Dalby, Secretary, Levan. J. T. Kay, Treasurer, Mona. A The office boy who had killed off his grandmothers and aunts la now trying to devise more elderly relatives to Bt the present baseball season. It Vice-Preside- EAST COUNTY Health Officer Justice J. ntnrbody to tell the fish how to bite. rlecs ar fare strung around their necks? A ed MSI. ld scientist claims to bave discover- 1.1.432 microbes on a dollar Probably be Included those who of old Sfce while he was count- ing A Wisconsin dairyman says ths! ws csn be Induced to give more milk hy music, but wouldn't a ragtlms N. W. Ellertson. Nephl. 8. Cooper. Constable J. II. Brough. Health Officer Ir. O. O. Miner. Levan. Justice Gere W. Kofod. Constable Richard I verso a. Juab. Justice R. Stcphonson. Constable Orson Worthlngton. with a bole In It to pay those tbre, rnt fares Do they want to carry Rss'lme music. It is said. Is responsible for the turkey trot and other urh contortions, but we are Inclined to lay the blame on rsgtlme morality OFFI. Mona. the recreation molarities nowa lays are telling their readers how to ratrh fish, but what we really need It three-cen- t PRECINCT CERS. Justice John fates. All Cleveland wsnts NEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. Meets first and third Tuesdays ot svery month at the club parlors In the Lunt buisdlng. Visiting mem bwre of neighboring commercial clubs cordially wlrorn-- l William Bailey, President Geo. A. Sperry, Financial Secretary. T. W. Vickers. corresponding secre- tary. Modern Wood mm of America No. meets every Tuesday evening it Woodman ball. Visiting Woodmen elcomed. J. A. COTTRRU.. Consul. There has a t!0,(mo.000 Are la J II. LATIMKR, Clerk. the hsrsrs of Iamscus, but the sup of will rnrs oriental not tly probably I. O. O. F. No. 16 meets every diminished Tby make good ones evening In 1. O. O. F. hall. In Connecticut brothers cordially invited to attend. JACOB GIBSON, N. o. A Krtiirky 11 unlTprMty Is to JAS. II. JACKSON, 8ecy. rhirkra farming to It courses. This ntcrtirtje wlil give It cause o crow Latter-daIts rivals, and probably gg tbem Saints' Meetings. i"t n to emulation. Sunday Sfliool, 19 a. m. Klrat war! tt Taimacle; Second ward at mot-tig boufie. "fit Louis has been drinking Mis M. I. A Hnnday. 6:30 p m. First ever water was It river since tisslpr.l at Second ward at at trsfitfig snd even bras about meeting tshemari; house. H." Whkh rosy account for some of Primary First wsrd at Relief hall. tJie PL I p, m. Tuedaj ward at pfcullarlMte meeting hmse. 4 p. tn. Tuesday, W Irlethnoi meelire Monday. that a Ln by the purer m , at the respective ward meeting fl'iwn take ni'roe'ycerln at p.no'isen. An?s a bsrt t'rs'c It may not be a pleas Belief goclety Mrst ward. Second M di!. but It rnlprs him immun and fourth Umrsdays of each mon'h from bing kifkel srnitid. t 2 p m. Second ward, first and third Thursdays of each month at 2 tt AmtUor tn Ps snd the respective meeting p. m. at tu lt d F'rir-t- will flniit that f lrwtj rofe bn)es P H f t 'aylne Hie piano contfrt ward. 3 p. m Kerglon cljeH-F!r- st 'iii'r fnr f" v - and mttlne a tvory Fridaym at ft ' f hail; snrll r'frd Thy sre prepared tc wsrd. p. , every Friday at meet1ai'ir piano In tboir r,egMft ing hmie, ho"d hsve t(K ron' lniioilj Pretbytertsn Church. than that or it hat tr,ii'h I' r Punday B'hool at 10:?.') a m. and srearhing at I p. m. Rev. C. K. I). vis. Passer. tune make the juice taste like rag lO.Tf"). Pai-nrdaVis-Tin- y d fot !ile In Re-on- d s fcnd ot ii rf It Great Britain's wheat fields Is cowa Beware of frauds In buying trees and bushes. doesnt pay la No animal suffers so much from neglect as the sheep. the price ot everything good In the stock line. Is See to it that the work horse Is well curried during the heavy sprins work Comparatively few people realize the Importance of drinking water for hogs. 2.000.000 acres. The silo seems to be edging mighty Too much sua for young chicks Is near the cornerstone of successful dairying. a bad aa too little. If you can't afford to buy a good The manager must supplj the brains bull get one with your neighbor, each for the cow machine. paying half. Don't wait for the weeds to appear Fresh pasture Is so relaxing; that before you begin cultivating. care must be taken tbat the cowa do Have everything neat and sweet not lose flesh. about your milk and butter business, Many a farmer has drawn the The owner of the small farm flock greatest measure of prosperity from , Is the man most likely to neglect dip the dairy cow. ping. When spraying. If showers como An alert carriage and a bright eye and wash off the poison, spray those , are necessary In a perfect carriage or trees a second time. saddle horse. Careful selection of the stalrton 1s To teach chlcka to drink, sprinkle a essential to the production of a unU few grains of feed on the water for form harvest of colts. t them to pick at. A fumigation with burning snlpnuf The great majority of farmers do will get rid of both vermin and disease not know the value of the harrow, or germs la the poultry bouse. If they do they do not use It A little The chickens like rape. Teach the lambs as early as pos- patch of It near the barnyard will sible to eat grain In a lamb creep to keep them busy and contented. fit them for the early market Chickens will not die of gapes t If a horse sweats easily, take partic- they are fed proper food and plenty ular pains not to let him stand out of It, and are kept free from lice. , In a draft, or drink too heartily. Not only the flavor, but the keeping of butter Is Injured by keep. quality with-ouIs It expensive economy to do t a separator where cream ia aold or Ing the cream until It gets very sow. butter made from five or more cows. Usually, a careful dressing of mar-- ' The best way to get rid of tubercu- ket fowls will draw a little premium losis In dairy cattle Is to follow the from the buyers. It pays In the long old precept about an ounce of preven- run. tion. The quality of the ecg can readily be established by a ration that will The little plga seem to be wonder add sweetness and good flavor to the fully keen In detecting the small holes contents. In the fence through which they can escape. The sow should be In moderate Success In the dairy seems to be flesh when bred, but when safely in most all "s"; separator, silo, scales-t- hen pig she should bave a strong ration the following letter, "L" test, is a to build ber up. close second. Do not expect satisfaction from Have all rattle tbat come into the bordeaux mixture tbat has stood for I hours. herd tuberculin tested and then bave as much as twenty-fou- r a well ventilated barn tbat Is kept deteriorates quickly. scrupulously clean. Next to good feeding the thing Ihut If a sow that haa lost the use. of her will make the horses look Wk snd legs la in good flesh. It would be test comfortable Is elbow grease and a to slaughter her for meat, as chances curry comb and brush. of recovery are poor. Some people think that the dry coa; The poultry business requires study needs no care, but tl rwe that make the and constant attention, the same aa bent record have the best care dur' any other hnsiness. First efforts are ing their period of rest rarely ever successful. See that the half frown chicks bavw One of the silo aretimertts that an plenty of exercise, especially at feathneals to every stock owner Is that ering time. If you are trying to pnsa i there Is no such thing as cornstalk dis them forward by heavy feeding. ease to worry the silage feeder. Never speak harshly to a cow not The stomach of the little calf Is strike ber. Fbe Is of a highly strung Tory sensitive and easily mined. Noth- disposition and will easily become tin. ing will do It quicker than keeping the manageable through rough handling.' animal confined In a wet dirty pen. To feed too much soft food Is un One. of our readers recommends natural. This Is particularly true and cream of tartar for chlckenno: one harmful if overfed so such food lies tablespoon ful In soft feed for each around to sour and become unwholeI twetve rowis, two or three limes a some. week. Feed the small chicken often, snd In growing a heifer for the dairy, If wet and cold, and the old hesj Is muscular vitality Is wanted rather overly active, better confine ber tpr a thsn fat, snd this Is obtained very short time each morning or ail of a ' larreiy from the skim milk portion or rainy day. Its diet. The farmer who can fell Jus! ' what nilh on eggs tinder the sitting hen It costs to produce and market a tbniild be washed oT ss soon as crop Is not so very com man but when ,io;lccd. This Is one of the little you do find such a man you find one things that help toward getting a who la a success. food hatch. Cottonseed meal should riot be fed This Is the time of year when corn too liberally, as It then arts ratbef should be fed sparingly to keep bens disastrously on the reproductive laving and to ward off diseases to It Is really not advisable to which the overfat bird Is susceptible ndd it to the bill of fare for laylbg In wsrm westher. hena. -- The cslves to be vealed should be One draeging of the roads at the est greedily, so as proper period Immediately sf'er tby not to fed all they will Bold milk. lieein to crumble, following a shower, will do more good than a doren drag-glre- s after the dirt becomes bard and parked. When eggs are cand'ed. and shew a Dont do any pruning of 1h grape pale, grenlh hue, and the yolk wob vines af'er the buds begin to swell, Hes around In a weak, white, as "bleeding" will result and the vi- they are railed "grass watery eees" If tality of the vines be sapped away, cooked they have an unpleasant flavor. retarding proper growth, cutting down When a ben is made sick eating too fmlt production and often killing the freely of gTsss, she lays the?i kind vines entirely. of eggs. mining, irrt- f lettering, draughting, power, Sation. NEPHI, UTAH. SURVEVINO-Lan- d. S4 AT KK8ISBNCB T. L FOOTE Dr. J. G. IRONS Attorney at Lav? There should be a good scratching post In every pig pen. Clean the calf pen often fcnd bed it with a liberal supply ot dry straw cover oftener. get hungry enough to bawl very much. The feed may be whole milk, part whole milk or skim milk ind oil meal. But never give them Omen ' Eternal vigilance JAMES H.CARTER , Physician and Surgeon PHONE NO. County Attorney Pstowis No. S. MAN i OK Graduate four year' course Iowa and Staw College, (Ames). Surg-erdiseases of Uomebtic Animals. NEFIH, CT. FboneNo. 25 M D, D. O, Miner, 0. VETERINARIAN TELEPHONZ 6L ttrrtam at MBiDCNca The Jersey Is a popular breed, It takes brains. to raise dairj H. Physician and &'urgcoa never too late to Half way bualnees breeding work. M D, DR. W, W, Bennett, The alio spells success. FARM askT flown Keep the best calves. 7w--NOTES MEADOWBROOK - VETERINARIAN at Court House Office UTAH NEPHI HENRY ADAMS Lawyer Praotloe la all the Courts. All legal matters gives careful and tweenpt atteetlee. Offlce aeeood floor ( OrAdabrough Black. Dentist t and I, Win a Bufldlng. Phone No. IIS X, City Barber Shop OOUBTKOfB FUST TBXATMKNT WO AND Three Doors Nortk of Tost Offlce A. NIELSON, raoraiSTOB Enoch Burton Livery and Feed Stable Architect - PHONE 1S7 Diseases of domestic animals treated Dr, J, A. BOOTH Offlee Keoens Nos. 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