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Show The Juab County Times THE UTAH BUDGET Jaoob CoUman. Editor n Proprietor should not be than twice a day. Grain Ogden Ninth ward of the Mor mon church will erect a $20,000 chapel. The UTAH WEPHI Preparations for the Utah Banker's convention to be held In Ogden early In July are well under way. District. Dan Hansen, found guilty at Rich field of grand larceny, haa been sen Dtstrlot Fifth Judicial Judge, tenced to seven years In the state fesbua Oreenwood. 13. 11. Ryan. jirlson. Attorney Stenographer W. U Cook. The sheriff of Salt Lake county an SUte Senator J. A. Hyde. that he will not nounces any State Representative Braxton Bar- more prize fights. This putspermit a damper rett. Forest Supervisor, Nebo Forest Re- on a number of contests scheduled. Ernest Beckert, who was seriously serve II. F. Studley. burned in a fire In a laundry at Lo U. S. Expert in Charge Experiment Station P. V. Cardon. gan. Is recovering elowly. His face, tilate Foreman Experiment Station bands and breast were budly burned. Stephen Boswell. The entire steel gang of the Harrl-maCounty. system arrived In Ogden last J. L. County Commissioners week to begin work on the steel Nlelson. Martin Ueoree Jones, structure for the monster new freight Clerk T. W. Vlckers. depot. Recorder Wm. Burton. Blaming the cows rather than the Treasurer T. H. tl. Parkes. Assessor Wm. Bailey. milkman, a Jury In the police court at Ofiden found Thomas Brown not Surveyor Arthur A. Miller. Attorney T. L. Foote. guilty of violating the state pure food Sheriff Qua J. Henrlod. laws by watering his milk. Superintendent of Schools decree In a fight at Winter Quarters on A. Sperry, Jr. Sunday, Calnio Barberlo was dlaera-bowlePrehatlon Officer Alvah Stout. Georee Mo by another Italian, but the Road Commissioner Cune. Injured man was rushed to the hosSuperintendent County Infirmary pital and has even chances for reH. D. Allred. covery. County Physicians Dr. W. V?. Salt Lake's population shows a net Bennett, Dr. J. A. Hensel. for the past Increase of thirty-fivto the weekly report according week, IA3T COUNTY MUNICIPAL OF- of the city board of health, which FICERS. shows sixty births and twenty-fivNEPHI CITY. deaths, Mayor Q. M. WMtmore. The owners of clothing stores In Councilman James Garrett, Jr., Oftdcn, after trying the early closing Alma Hague, Alonzo Ingram, Enoch scheme for two weeks, have gone Burton, W. O. Orme. back to the old plan, claiming that Kecorder Peter Sorensen. the early closing wm Injuring their Treasurer J. H. Itlmer. business. Marshal W. A. Wright. son of Mayor Glas-nia- n Night Watchman J. E. Memmott The Justice of the Peace Jacob Cole-naof Ogdcn attempted to borrow his father's car, but got no Street Supervisor Jas. B. Riches. farther than touring the where a cranking, D. O. Dr. Quarantine Physician flare-bucof the crank shuft broke his Miner. Bulldln Inspector Enoch Burton. arm In two plan's below the elbow. N. A. Chief or Fire Department Ten bars of silver bullion recently Melson. stolen from the Murray smelter wa AlSuperintendent of Waterworks recovered at Ogdeu by a watchman, fred Cowers. discovered five men burying th Electrlo Usht who Superintendent Two of the men were captreasure. Plant T. A. Carver. tured, but the oilier three escaped. Sexton N. C. N'lolsrm. According to reliable reports which LEVAN TOWN. been received In Ixigan regard President Board of Trustees A. I havefarm conditions In Cache valley, ing Jaekman. Trustees Adelbert Bonn, K II. Mof the loss to Hie dry farmers, due to tensen. George Francom, Swen 13. the excessive drought of the past alalmgren. month, w,U reach to 50 per cent of Clerk Orson Nlelson. their crops. Marshal Albert Bosh. IoRiin capitalists have purchased Health Otflccr James E. Taylor. JesHop's grove, a wild pasture land about four miles aouth of Ixgan. AST COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. which they will turn Into a big sum Mona John T. Kay, Ephralm 1L mer resort. An effort is being made Kay. N. W. Ellertson. to get the electric road lo extend to Nebo Thos. Booth, Edward Jones, the resort or near by. ivm. Jones. 'With seventy trains a day in and Nephl Alma Hague, T. I roota, out of Ocden, facilities for their hand Roscoe E. drover. Levan Henry Hendrlrkson, James ling at the union depot are Inade B. Taylor. Adelbert Bosh. quate and, according to local officials. Juab Jamca A. Kelly, R, C Steph- plans for extensive remodeling of the enson. T. T. Taylor. great pasKenger station will be put In operation within the month. tAST COUNTY PRECINCT OfFU Mount Pleaaant will celebrate Ihe CERS. Fourth In style. The Mona. program Is to be conducted In the Jastlce John fats. open a'r and the citizens are Invited Countable Eliae Molyneux. to bring ihelr luncheons and apend Health Officer N. W. Ellerttoa. ihe day in quiet aocial enjoyment on the lawns of the beautiful church Nephl. block. Justice J. 8. Cooper. Constable Alvah SlotiL Ezra By a remarkable coincidence D. O. Miner. Health Officer Eames. a policeman of Iogan. lam Levan. we?k encountered a brother of his Juetlce Orson NlHson. that he had not seen or heard of In Constable Richard Iverton. fourteen years. He met him on the Juab. atreets of Salt IjtKe and took him to Jantloe R. C. Strphenson. Ixigan to see his seed mother, who Is Constable Robert Memmott. ver f0. In accordance with the safe and NEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. sane celebration of the Fouth of July Meets flrnt and third Tuesdays of tilanned by Oeden official, an abso very month at the club parlors lute city ord nance prohibiting the la the Lunt bulldlnt. VUltln nutn-fcr- s d'neharire of firecrackers, firearms fir of fjclenborinjc commercial clubs rxploa'ves In Ihe city limits, to be ordlally welcomed. The law has never been fotturrccted. 7L E. Orover, President. enforced. T. H. Burton, Financial Secretary. The jioople of IlicMleld sre lo aaain Dennis Wood, Corresponding SecreIhe ovtvirifltty :o en'ny glnser bave tary. ale hleh'bsil and the ,!enre of Modern Woodmen of Anrrlra No. "ruihln the can." a majority of Ihe 19.700, meet every Welnilay even-tn- g council having decided In favor at I- - O. O. F. hall. Visiting Wood-aae- a city of a hlfrh l cefiv. and In future H will welcomed. to hii not Irf- Ofwgo Smalt, CnnnuJ. lo neciire a drink. I II. IatUner, Clerk. Following ixiKiilvff Identification by Inmates of the nine of ihe L O. O. F. No. 1C meets every Sattime of the the him1") at Mift'lon I. F. O. In O. ball. urday evening mur fcrotbers cord. ally invllM to at- iraaedy In f)edn. firot t.tr rbarse have been Pil aeainrt tend. 11 JACKPO, N. I. JA. J?m"i Fberhardt and Carl Knidy, arcne-of killing 3. S. COOI'Ell, Secretary. liyearil4 ymrhs. two. and cne 63 year old. foi Latter-da- y Alonzn E l!rl Saints' Meeting. ha;f a crntnrv a e;l known Sunday School. 10 a. m. Klrt wari l nl of Ha't I V.e. mum fi.'in l t Tabernacle; hcond ward at met-in- g bouse. In b" bftne in r"rdav, I a ins t eTi 0 p tn. M. I. A r"5ri fpx'i three t Hmdar. b fn-- tbe fact ward at latroarl"; fWondl ward at if h s o.her rt n i ,,rr out of Hfirt nn. f ui ilt IrfifisJ meting bon. ward at Rejjef hall. fv''ire of 1' n h. Primary first t,e i wsrd at 4 p. m. Tuesday. Serortd James Will am is In an Oe - i bo tsetlnc bonne. 4 p. tn. Tu1ij fiifT.-rlnfrurn a :?,') Prie;hrpod tnoetipe: Monlay. ex t 'i tesnit o' rrav d and p. tti.. at the respr,ive warl n tbe bead by a toft; :rnr-rrtf1 ward. Relief Roct!y a tar t, ff ttreoK" was n!" i 1 and fourth Th'irflat of enh mrmth h e a ;ta at i;vnon, r of o k at 2 p m Korrjnd ward. fir? and Wyo 2 third Thursdays nf mifh nrsn;?i ' hr ba FJird aed p. tn. at tne r.pctlve bon llrei a brn,it" HTe nar HnTjtsvKle Flrt r1 J p m WtU't fimn'r, a ffr;Tid rm the tiaritr Reliplnn r)as every Friday at I?;Kf tail, nf the rivof In a dvlr t onfJi i'in on wird. 3 p. m , every Kridy at mwt-Ir- g 1Vp n?n, dea'h riiMifa an ho'r f,f' hfii?e. lak'n it tiv recin bad kw every thins b! m'"inta'n bf me. wbf-ra ci. ; If want the bst tar the lowest dn" f' r him. .! lt: r. h' tr1cs feny yoaf vi Tl m llij it tn trial it. Salt I d'. City for tb triWt nt Vtirz"2$. W,F ft re5ll ho thai tl'eM of 'ls--f- i mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm a kl'.' l wj-.b'd! a ..- - rv i to sJ bii Ma-bl- e ''re atr.n'ed ML Worka, frwn " ro'j Taos. Belliston. Local Agent IKJVI 1TU OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Sheep Lowest Possible Prices of Goldsbrough Block. Dr. ). A. BOOTH generally harbor one George W, Booth nothing. Merchant Tailor tape- The Modern Barber Shop It will not cost the farmer more than tun cents an acre to select out of bis wheat bin the plumpest and heaviest kernels for seed. He will then improve bis crop and yield. Tlums that fall to the ground should Immediately be raked up and destroyed to prevent the caterpillar of the curi-ulicoming out and going into the ground to undergo further development. Abundance of grans will make aome of the beH ewes continue to secrete milk, and some of them will "cake," every rake, however small, being a source of danger when the udder again springs. Cultivated crops such as corn and the roots will deplete the soil of fer tility much more rapidly If grown con tlnnously than will the constant crop ping In small grains. This Is but one other argument for crop rotation. HumuK makes a soil lighter In weight separating the mineral particle, by more retentive of moisture by giving It greater Internal surface, and Increases ihe rate of rolullon of plant food by the Increased amount of mois- NEPHI NATIONAL HBANKr Interest paid on Time Deposits at the rate of 4 per cent per annum I .'B. OSTLER, PmMDiST L. B. HILL, E. It. BOOTH. Carhie That New Coal Yard and Livery Stable.... All Kinds of Job Hauling and Drayage Most Reasonable Prices Hay, Grain and Stabling Harris Stable & Mecham Black Waal af Court Hoot Mc-ha- lf :gM (nl mittt op tn boot i barber bnp In N'pbL ataiKl and Baint io cnarctioa. doom a"tilh of Pnt Office. Batcbalor Broa., rroprtctura Builds Well" TO Bus Meets All Trains. Good Livery Rlrs. Drajr and Express Wagons. A rents for Coal. Phone Us. No. 44 2. BUILD USE WELL Nephi Plaster To Livery and Feed Stable M "He Builds Wisely Who Has No Equal 1 The Largest and Purest natural deposit of Gypsum in the World. Nephi Plaster & Mfg. Co, D.COLDSDROVCH. Proprietor ture and internal surface. Balky horse, though all exhibiting the nme vice, are of such different kinds ach one, apparently, having a different kink In bis head that It Is Imnossible lo tell. In Ihe first place, wich one of several kind of treat ment will work best. When ihe chicks are attout twenty-fou- r hours old they can be transferred to the brooder, about the ante temperature as Ihe Incubator, the various price By studying and care hotild be exerclfed that they which different lamb brlrg It will be re not chilled In the transfer. Ihe compact, readily observed firm and deep fleshed lambs which are Every herd of cowa lo be profitable wide and deep throughout are alway st either milk or beef must be culled In demand st the best price because arniinl!v, and the beef bred cow that when killed they dress otil the highl.:w:o lo l,f.no at five or six est pe'tcentBge of most desirable if?h cent, count better than the little Jt--f mutton. y that weighs 71 lo $11 at three Th stomach worm mature In the cent. and passe out laden benly of be-s With lnth raspberries and with ece soein to batch and the little em to manpge io get back In prune off ibn lop of ihe young one (trowing ruriM during Ihe months of some way Into the sem.i h of the or June ard July when they are abotit lamb. They may crawl on a fool and one-hallo two high. fodder, at a'1 event Ihey are picked This will rberk Ihe growth and d up where tt.e excrement nf oiler in sheep velop a harlif wood. It will dropped. crease ib friiiftrg urfac. haid Juab County Mill and Elevator Company MANUFACTURERS OF Flour and Mill Produce tht Everything New and up to date Our Leaders Gold Coin Flour and fresh Ground Graham black-tK-rrii-- Vil gr. d-- U iI II IL ali i There I lerbsp ne cheajrf-- iuj wny of Thre tblrg are cential for sum prd'ifing pork ban by furn'fh ng ih a hrg tlsht fence. spring pie ps m f h('Z raiaine. a the old the n a!flfa or c'oer pasture and ih3de plenty of good pasture during The hfe car. not ftand rxcefive beat, S'irrmer n en hs. and then lurriln snd fhle r,n1 fire rfceary. If thern Into a fmall field of stanilnj on a the crop I ripe. The and the b. know corn a 'he f nee It nr- pie should le fed tome corn or othei t'Kht be will rot wayle hi monthi pie In trying lo get through it, but grain d'trlng the summer of whi p en pasture, otherwise the ftil will attend let fcl prope-- r bi?ne I'aature Is an Important value f'f the gra will not be ob making perk element in helping him to do Ibi. talned. 1 I Mi l I 1 at twi nir;rf, we-i- l ed SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD a'r -- 1 ! !;,(. n-- Practlea in all the Courts. All legal matters given careful and prompt attention. Office second floor City Barber Shop e Plent Lawyer Of late years the dry feed method haa taken the place of the wet, sloppy feed to the advantage of the chicks. FORREST HOUSE Jnee r.OIl'JLlEilTS Cement, Coal, Coffins and Caskets, at the and several round If you have plenty of ground the Suits made to last and fit at reason worms, especially If they are kept on best way to raise chicks Is on the prices. Long experience in eastlow, dump ground. colony plan, a colony here and a col able ern tailoring houses. to far not ony there, enough apart Don't turn the cows out In the pas- bother one another. ture too early. Let the grass get a Careful plowing at a uniform width good start and there will be more feed and depth secures that Indispensable produced during the season. Headquarters for Traveling Men. shearing apart of the soil particles that New elegantly appointed 8 room addiWhen turned out to water, each cow can only be thoroughly done by the tion, steam heat, baths, etc. One will not uniformly get a sufficient crunching twlut of tba inoldboard. block south and one east or court she not One may get day quantity. house. Phone 22. liroodra and brooder houses should enough, the next she may overdrink. have their floors well sanded and A great deal more is possible with covered to a depth of an Inch or more the tomato than what Is generally con- with fine chaff litter to induce exer OOrRTEOUS TREATMENT AND ceded. As a money maker It has no cise and provide clean bedding for tba FIRST CLASS WORK equal In the vegetable line, under care- chicks. ful culture. Three Doors North N. A. MESON, of Pot Ofilce It Is a mistake to half starve pregFROPR1ETOH In preparing the coops for the young nant sows, thinking that the reproduc chicks do not forget that they need tive organs are peculiarly liable to be are looking a supply of good clean sand, sharp transformed Into masses of fat at the If it's first clas work 70a to for go grit and a little One charcoal where first sign of an appearance of fat upon her back ribs. they can get It. Jrnei 'i at Court House HENRY ADAMS plenty of sunshine. worm, one fluke VI-Itl- ra Office lee-kin- 1 tp 6. Enoch Burton I. mng 'Phone No. There Is nothing better for both mare and colt than good grass and Thos H. Burton k rirt Don't Buy from us unless yon want to get Sash and Doors, Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Builder's Hardware Also Attorney at Law County Attorney Potatoes are too plentiful and cheap The grain for calves should be fed Dentist this year to take any chance on poor first while the calf Is quite small, with seed. a little bran to aid the calf In learnOfOoa Rooms Nos. 2 and S, Winn ing to eat. Building. For the first few days after the sow Pbona No. 13C-2- . has farrowed a litter she should be fed Salsify seed should be purchased In very sparingly. bulk from seedsmen who will send to their customs fresh stock, as it soon The management of the calf during loses its vitality. Llcsnssd Abstractor and Notary Publlo the first year has much to do with lta later usefulness. Remember the first thing the chick I buy and sell Real Estate. Ixians, needs is a drink of water in a dish Insurance, Mining Stocks, Dlue Prints. There are but two satisfactory meth so arranged that there la no danger Room 1, Winn Bldg. Phone No. 13C-ods of treating animals with a di- p- of getting the down wet. hand treating and Immersion. In liming plowed land, the lime Many fall to appreciate the value of should be applied on the plowed bulk and succulence in feeding brood ground before harrowing. It should be Architect sows during the period of pregnancy. thoroughly Incorporated into the soil Residences a Specialty. Room No. 5, Winn Bldg. The sulky plow and the gang when The grade ram will fall short in properly adjusted make It easy to different ways because hu la guard against mistakes and careless himself by not being a pure bred, and ness. no one can expect something from n. rolng NO. 34 T. L FOOTE Don't do farming these Corn will go twice as far In hog days; It doesn't pay. Spend a little feeding If the hogs are on pasture. time In planning for better methods. e bos. PHONE own discretion. e fra-tir- Grace Bros. Lumber Co. OFTICE AT RESIDENCE Horses and cattle will often eat too much salt and sulphur if left to their A good hog pasture is a money saver as well as a money maker. p. Physician and Surgeon prices. Young calves need whole milk for the first few days. Complete Stock Burial Shoes. Fine Hearse In connection. Offloe at residence. Phone No. 105 refl AT RESIDENCE D, O, Miner, M. mar- Pure bred geldings always find appreciative buyers at satisfactory d f!. OmCK Corn silage Is an excellent calf feed when fed In moderate amounts. Brooders should not be overcrowded. Best Home Made Caskets 6L TELEPHONE R. DOWNS . Physician and Surgeon oftener A sow should never be In good ket condition when she Is bred. n, Irf-'J- fed Potatoes need draining perhapa more than any other farm crop. n fviy W. W, Bennett, M, D, March chicks are usually lusty feV lows. Thai animal have a mind I a fan all who have trt do with therr in desires to ral the best fowl for should realize. They are not like th market, egg prod'ic'lon ithonld be a mnrhineiy of the farm, which If a If It I j leremdary matter. and miiie. hurt only eg we are man hi pe ket I fmk, but If be neglect and j after, we do not want the large breed. While we are waiting for the large misuse hi animals, he not only Inhen to mature we ar loing meney in jure hi irfwfcet took but doe j Ibe way of t ez production. Hen of a more wrong. Pome-timwill b written the msil re prndiK ine breed under probably, w ill pay for tbem-- I a i favcratilo condition psychology of the lower sn'roaJ. a at present prices) there now a psychology of the Li go(teTeeg fPh ' es t animal. Vefc e larger breeds reach maturity. No one tirer-- combine all Ihe feir egE ard meat If that t hlm-sei- f gri-vm- i th-r- ; 1 i e, e A Panorama of Natural Beauty all the way CANYON of the Off AND E EAGLE RIVER CANYON CANYON of ih GUNNISON GARDEN of the GODS RUBY CANYON MAN1TOU SFRINGS GLEN WOOD STRINGS THE ROYAL GORGE PULLMAN AND TOUHIST SLEEPERS TO DENVER and ST. LOUIS r!l j |