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Show W, W, Bennett, M. D, J. R. DOWNS The Juab Connty Times THE UTAH BUDGET Keep up the fight jMik CtUimn, E4l.r an Proprietor Btrloken with heart failure, William UTAH Jarvla, 69 years old, a resident of Salt XEPH1 A good dairy sire la always desired It Is useless to OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Lake City, died while seated on the east steps of the temple. miner of P. J. Beard, an the Tlntlc d!ntrict. died at Spring-vllle- , June 25, at the age of 62 years, following an operation for abscess of the lungs. Lars Christian Larsen, who was born In Denmark and came to Utah over 35 years ago, having lived at Mantl most of the time since, is dead at the age of 87. son of Postmaster The Johnson of Moab. met death by drowning. The boy went to the river to bathe with some other boys, and was overcome by the current. Tlie Union Pacific has finished the Give the chicks grit. telephone line between Ogden and Rawlins, Wyo., and henceforth trains Little pigs like green feed. will be operated over that section with telephone instead of the telegraph. The young horse has many things While under the influence of liquor to learn. fell 35 years, Patrick Seeley, aged from a second story window at his Skim milk la good for the chickens rooming house In Salt Lake City and thla time of year. of the right leg. sustained a fracture Caught under a loose slab rock In The root maggot of cabbage comes the porphyry tunnel of the Boston from the egg of a fly. old-tim- District. Ftrh Judicial Dtatrlot Xttege, ana. Oreeawood. Attorney B. 11. Ryan. Stenographer W. U Cook. Bute Senator J. A. Hyde. , Bute Representative Braxtea Bar aett. Forest Supervisor, Nebo Forest Re-e- rr H. V. Studley. U. 8. Expert In Charge Experiment Station P. V. Cardon. HU(i Foremaa Experiment Station Stephen Bob well. County. J. L. EW Oounty Commissioners lertoa, George Jones, Martin Nleleou. Clerk T. W. Vlckers. Recorder Wm. Burton. Trsaeurer T. H. O. Parkee. Ai senator Win. Bailey. Curreyor Arthur A. Miller. Attorney T. I Foote. Sheriff Qua J. Henrlod. George (tapeiintendent of School A. Sperry, Jr. Probation Offloar Alrah Stout Road Oommlaalonei- - George -- Mo-Cu- SupeHnteaa'eat County Inflrmanr W. n. ao-lio- n Mor-tenee- n, area. AST COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. Moaa John T. Kay, Ephralm IL Kay. N. W. Ellerteon. Nebe Thoa. Booth. Edward Jones, ffm. Jeaes. Hague, Nephl Alan floeeoe E. Ororer. T. I root, Levaa Henry Hendiickeon, James Sleph-snsoJuab Jame A. Kelly, IL ft Taylor. Adelbert Boah. T. T. Taylor. a a, PRECINCT CERS. Mona. OFF IA8T COUNTY Jmatlce John fates. Conatabla Ellaa Motyneux. Health Officer N. W. Ellerteoa. Nephl. Justlee J. 8. Cooper. Odd x table Alrah Stout. Heel la Officer Dr. D. O. Miner. JnaUoe--Ora- on Levan. Nlelson. Richard Irersoa. Juab. Jirtloe IL C Stephenson. Oca stable Robert MemmotL Oorxi table An overdose of opium, mixed with vinegar, proved the undoing of Wong Toy, a Chinese cook, whose dead body waa found in Utahna park, in Ogden. Whether the oriental took the dose with suicidal Intent or not is not . . . known. There Is said to be a great scarcity of track laborers on the Oregon Short Line. Many of the Japs who have been employed on roadbed repair and construction work have abandoned the section and taken to the beet fields. While excavating tn Salt City, workmen found a grindstone, the data on the stone being 1849. W. H. Clark, the Sugar Houwe druggist, haa laid claim to the grindstone, declaring that he burled It when he waa a boy because he was weary of turning It. District Judge Howell of Ogden haa made himself clear on the point that before divorces are allowed In hla court some rral good reaaon muni be shown for tu and that the frivolous manner In which some regard the marital relation will not be tol- erated. NEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. At the Fourth of July celebration MeeU trtt and third Tuesdays ot at Upton, more lhan 10O prliea will very month, at the club parlors be given away. Including four horses, ra the Luat building. VUitlng mem a buxgy, two Bve shoep, two rl Mrs of aelghbortng commercial clubs There will be broncho chairs. rocking welcomod. aorOlally riding, steer roping, ateer riding. JL E. Groer, prealdenL horse racing, automobile and motor T. IL Burton, Financial Secretary. Deaala Wood, Corresponding Seer, raring. the U parWilliam J. AndM-nn- . lary. ol d aon of Fetor Anderson of Sandy, No. of Woodmen America Modern was smothered to death by a cave-i11.790, meets every Werinday even-t- o In the aandhllls about two miles east a Wood-ansat L O. O. F. hall. Visiting It apiwars that the boy of Sandy. weloortyd. th" blindwhile endeavoring to esra Oeorge Small, Consul. I H. Latimer, Clerk. ing rays of the un. rrawlod Into the narrow cave. Sudden chanfp to a nlfch altitud", L O. O. P. No. 16 meet every tat. a ortar evening In 1. O. O. F. halL added to the joyful prorcta of soon brother rordislly Invltm) to at. returning to the land of his nativity, tend. Is Itelleved to hate rsued the mn-ta- l JAS. If. JACKPON. N. O. Caralie, an deranrpirfnt of 3. 8. COOPER, Secretary. Italian, who wa taken from an rat. in a paddd bound train and Latter-fa- y saints Meetings. cell In the OsdPti ,'all. bool. 10 a. m. First war! Il'o Grande railroad Saadsy The at Tabernacle; Second ward at tnrt. i making unuiMial pr-jrations for a nmm-- r ib ib(M.boo. So thi far bard wintpr. ra. L A. Sunday, Flmt p. mo-- e tors lot.fcin haa thai Company Second ward at ward at mln- of lump coal from conn-anmeeting Primary First ward at Relief hall, stored at the varion Junction point ward at between Grand Junction and Ogdn. 4 p. m. Tuday. Second aneetlsg bouee, 4 p. m. After an Illness of ot.ly twenty four Prteelaood meetings Monday. 7:30 hour, Joph Clark, one of Or,dn' ta, at the respctie ward moving la dead ", n Via-Itla- Ore tscd t-- a ta!xrcl; Twdr. representative bu'neis ron, Mr from an attack of pneumonia. Hark built the firt steam flfmrin 4 2 pm. Kcond ward, firt and mill wet of the Mionr1 river, at third Thursdays of each month at 2 Oglen. and was rated aa a millionaire . m. at the respective melns The program for the Independence a on. S. oa. Relief Soc1.tr Flrat ward, and fourth Tbirlars of earh month aw-on- day Celebration at Turk City will Include a big parade beadetf by the Park Relief ffecond at ball; vary Friday ward. I p. m., eery Friday at meet, City military band and a concert In the morning, and foot rees for men tng home. and children and a game in want the heet for the loweel the afternoon. In the evening a grand If ball will be give at the theatre. prices bay your Frank Connor. arvlng a life sentence In the state prlon for the murder of Officer Strong at Provo, la a ca corpna fiefcijiir Tftnnof waa Implicated Marble Works. Mt. and waa eenencd in a j;noTi Tkt. Belilstoa. Local AgaL o in ia- imprisonment. ReHgtrm rhwi Flm ward. p. bf,all ra nOHUMEHTS nnt r?ae pf-r- bik. 4 Complete Stack Burial Shoes. Flae Hearse la eonaectlon. Offlee at reaideace. Paoae No. 105 TELEPHONE 6L OmCK AT RESrOKNOC red) foremost Strawberry plants may be set out aa late aa the middle of summer. D, O, Miner, 'PHONE NO. 84 Turkeys are perhapa the most prof itable of poultry kind if properly handled. T. L FOOTE Horses very often lose their eyesight through dust and hay seed falling into their eyea from the loft above. A new atyle In baby beef has been la going to market d at present is the 300 to set The kind that type. at kxsidxncs u Attorney at Law County Attorney Pmokh No. a. Office . at Court House Don't Boy from oalen yon want to fet Saih and Doors, Lumber, Lath, Sbiagles and' Builder's Hardware AW Content, Coal, Coffins Caskets, at he HENRY ADAMS and Lawyer Practioe In all the Court a Ail legal matters given careful and prompt atteatton. Office aecond floor of Ooldsbrough Block. Lowest Possible Prices Dr, J, A. BOOTH It is eaaily possible almost everywhere to make a hen produce three dollars' worth of egga a year on $1.50 A very desirable and useful tool worth of feed. , which Is not found on all farms la a level. Soy beana require conditions and cultivation similar to thoae required The finer the teeth of the cultivator by corn.. Good preparation of the soli the Oner and more satisfactory the la uecesary. work. . For dry and cloddy corn fields, tn the training of colts a blow either before or after the corn Is should never be struck, or a loud or planted, a heavy roller la better than either the harrow or drag. violent word used. Grace Bros. Lumber Co. Physician and Surgeon orrxca Dried red blood, meat meal and hoof meal contain from 10 to 14 per cent of nitrogen. D, 1VL The foliage of the nasturtium Is equally aa beautiful aa the bloasoma. Burnt wheat may be fed If fowla eat It readily that la, good conditioned fowls. The dwarf nasturtium makes an ex cellent border plant of medium size.. Best Home Made Caskets Physician and Surgeon try to pet a hungry Steel cut oatmeal stand aa a tiny chick food. e Consolidated mine at Bingham, Nick W. Evanoff, an Austrian, sustained a fracture of the skull. He will probably re. cover. While the season haa been excepIA8T OOUNTY MUNICIPAL OP. FICERS. tionally dry, the crops in the country tributary to Richfield were never betI NEPHI CITY. ter looking than they are this season. Mayor O. M. Whltmore. ia especially true of the beets CourxtHmen James Garrett, Jr, Thla and bay. Enoch Alonzo Ingram, tlma Hague. The continued dry weather Is causW. O. Orme. Kecorder Peter Sorensea. ing a great deal of uneasiness among Treasurer J. H. Latimer. the American Fork sheep men, and Marehal W. A. Wright. unless there comes a rain In the near Night Watchman J. B. Memmott future the prospects for the sheep are Cele-aaaPeace Jacob JusUce of the doing poorly. son of Hugh Morton, the treat Superrlsor J as. B. Illchea. Fhyelolaa Dr. D. O. Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Morton, was Quaraatta Miner. drowned while swimming In ten feet Burton. of water In reservoir No. 1 of the BulHMng Inspector Bnoca Chief ot Fir Department N. A. Kaysville Irrigation company, half a Mel son. mile north of Kaysville. wperlnteadeat of Waterworka AlRepresentative Howell has made a fred Qowere. Electrlo Light request to the geological aurvey that Superintendent a toKgraihlcal map of Box Elder Pleat T. A. Carrer. Beaten N. C. Nielsen. county. Utah, be made by the survey. Director George Otis Smith hiw taken LEVAN TOWN. President Board of Trustees A. I the matter und-- r advisement. leek man. There Is some talk at Provo of Trustees Ad elbert Bosh, U H. being taken looking to the esGeorge Francom, Swen H. tablishment of a park by the state at Uaimgren. the head of Provo river, where the Clerk Orson Nlelson. Provo. Weber, Bear and Duchesne rivMarshal Albert Bosh. ers rise in a comparatively small all Hearth Oflloer James E. Taylor. H. D. AUred. Oouaty rhyalelana Dr. BeaneU, Dr. J. A. Henael. animal. aga'nst lice. Room Dentist No. and S, NEPHI NATIONAL IBANKr Winn Building. Phone Ne. 186-2- . Thos, H Interest paid on Burton Linefeed Abstracter and Notary Publle buy and aell Real Eatate. Loans, Insurant), Mining Stocks, Blue Prints, tteom 1. Winn Bldg. Phone No. IIS J X Enoch Burton Time Deposits at the rate of 4 per cent per annum i'.t. 08TLER. PBtRIDIHT L. 8. HILL, Stale drinking vessels breed disease. Barnyard manure adds quite a little Architect E. R. BOOTH. Caibisb A few centa' worth of disinfectants plant food to the soli besides containwill aoon aave dollars' worth of poul- ing considerable organic matter which Residences a Specialty. will go toward the formation ot hutry. Room No. E, Winn Bldg. mus. It paya to keep livestock on the farm for the manure they make and To secure the greatest benefit from New Coal the unmarketable feeds they can turn a green manuring crop care must be Into money. taken In turning it under to have the Merchant Tailor Livery Stable.- .soil harrowed and packed aa fast as A thorough of the It la plowed. Investigation Bvlts made to last and fit at reaaoa-aalmethods of feeding young turkeys prlees. Long eiperlence tn eastA proper handling of the milk la ern tailoring houses. ihowa to what extent general rulea Ail Kinds of Job HauHnf most essential. Too often it ia drawn are followed. and Drayage from the cow in stables in which the Three harrowing of young corn air la filled, with dust and put in unMost Reasonable Prices may be given, one just before the corn clean vessels. la up, and one when the young plants Headquarters for Traveling Men. Hay. Grain and Subline are aeveral Inchea high. Live stock needs water at all sea New elegantly appointed 8 room addisons, but water during warm weather tion, ateam heat, baths, etc. One & block aouth and one east of court There Is a very laudable movement la more essential. P.epare now for Black Wt af Ceart HeaM house. Phone 22. SukU now in progreaa among the shippers of a good water supply for the animals fresh fruits looking to the uniformity during the summer months. of packing and the atandardlzatlon of trulL The color of milk doee not indicate the richness of It Oftentimes milk OOURTEOUS TREATMENT AND The work team should have a little which la rich is blue In color and FIRST CLASS WORK "He Builds Wisely Who exercise every day and not stand day oftentimea milk which la yellow and North Doors M. Three A. MESON, In Is a rich of and be the after day stable then rather poor qual looking Builds Well" of Pott Office PROPRIETOR . taken out and made to do a heavy ity. day'a work. TO BUILD WELL Cream, on the average, will weigh If it's first class work you are looking USE beef who alma to The ralaer at the about eight pounds to the gallon, but for go greatest possible profit from hia busi- It varlea, according to the per cent, of ness must use cattle especially adapt- butter fat which It contains. It la well The Modern Barber.Shop ed to the purpose and perfected to a known that butter-fa- t is lighter than VtaeH Bd bo brtr tbnp In Nepal. milk. high degree. Boot Rite stand ko4 Bath la gomitcvsa. Iwt door cnata of Pnat OAe. No Bttaaaior Bros., Proprietor, Corn ahould be cut for the alio when Success In poultry culture Is simply It Is fairly well matured; that la, when the result of looking after all the little 1 The Largest and Purest the kernels are In what Is known as details connected with the business. Feed and Livery natural deposit of Gypsum the "dough stage," all or nearly all of Anyone can be successful If he will use a little diligence and common All the kernels being dented. Meete Trains. Bus in the World. sense. Oood Livery Riga, Dray and Eipreas Clover and rape aeeded for bog or Wagons. Moat of the brood mare In the calf pasture make cheap feed. A email CeaL Phone Us. No. 44 2. for Nephi Plaster & Mfg. Co, Agents In are dual char aave west of will of this the buying central purpose patch a good deal of bran and other concen acter. They not only raise colta but H D. COLDSBROVCH. Preeri4or tratee. A dollar aaved Is two dollars most of them put In eight or ten hours of strenuous labor every day after earned. the colt la ten day or two weeks old The beat way to beglri the poultry Fertilizers too rich In nitrogen business Is In a small way. Aa you Company learn from experience, the beat teacn-r- . ahould not be applied to the field In a. oat because the growth you can Increase your flock and tended for Ond out the beat markets for your will be too rank and the production of MANUFACTURERS OF grain will be retarded. The same is products. true In a very limited measure of Spring pigs can get along very corn. well without shelter, except from rain, If young hogs are kept In close con until fall, then If you are so ahlftleae a ti fall to provide shelter they are finement and fed htavlly on corn New and betur able to stand the cold and rain. alone, they will most likely develop But they will not thrive. leg weakness, as they require nitro Cold Coin floor and Fretb Ground Graham genous foods In which aklmmllk Oar Leaders Ironea usually take their flight should take a large part In order to during the middle part of the day. grow good, solid bones. mostly from ten lo three o'clock Not bow much, but Low welt. Is a during a warm, pleasant day, when they an be seen flying In larg num- good motto for folk who are In the bers In front of the hives and over chicken business. Better to hatch and raise a sma!l number of fiti, thrifty the apiary. early chlcko.na than to hateh a hun or stunt tiern Water In the eoll continually on drcd or two andorlose suitable accommo the move, sometime fast and at other for lack of care times slower. When It atopa raining dation. and the surface oT the auil become Wheat contalnlrg klr.ghead seed dry. then the moisture In th earth In price, bccaiiae It la almost Im cut move to from one soil upward, begins possible to remove tbem, and if they particle to another, by capllarlty. are ground with the wheat the flour There are many other and better Is dlsco'ored and lowered In grade osf-for flowers than to pile on cof- It ia an annual, living only one year fins at funerals. They are meant for from the seed. It Infests the border where rains living folk. Then let us have some of streams In any region Thla la be In our front yard. yeg. ar.d the back rsune surface flooding have air chambers, CANYON of ihe GRANDE seeds the rause i nfl f the eaves at the too. yard side of the house and over by the gar- formed by the surrounding seed coat EACLE RIVER CANYON T1 crown. den fence. It ia a thousand time bet- arid the king po''f W 111 1 of ih cunnison W canyon ter to grow flowers for your family to of the GODS GARDEN be to thorotighly peel ground ought enjoy whilt tbey are alive than to buy them at 75 cents a dozen to file oa rolled and packed with Just an Inch or ruby two on top of fine m?llow dirt. No their graves after tbey are dead. MANITOU springs be used to la tools ought tills" dep for land ip beets, except glenwood springs Fine celery can be grown as easily preparing E R0YAL as any grden vegetable, if one baa plowing The plowing ought to be a gfjod plants, by heavy mulching be good depth, but arter that work the when the plants are surface and thoroughly pack the tween the l One man skilled In raising sngr to twelve Inches high, and by pour or wastes over beets water saya that the ground ought to ious the irg AND trmkb during tie summer. This dos be sothorouRhly packed and prepared In over walk it horses a the when take tmieh t'rre for small family that bf d. Celery can be well blanched by drilling, their feet ought not to sink Into the ground. fetfira bofitds al'.ng the rows. Yard That and George W, Booth e FORREST HOUSE Harris M-U- Mecham U City Barber Shop Ncphi Plaster Has Equal Stable Juab County Mill and Elevator Flour and Mill Produce Everything up to dato 1 SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD a A 1 II O r of Natural Beauty all j ! ro-v- a sub-foil-. the wiy TO canyon corce TOURIST SLEEPERS DENVER and ST. LOUIS PULLMAN nt 1 |