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Show ALL THE NEWS OF EAST JUAB COUNTY. NEPHI CITY, UTAH, VOL. 2. Gets 4,700 TEACHERS MUST Juab Acres From Sanpete. STAND HIGH Homer Draws Up Strict Application Rules Prin Ruins of Ancient IS t EAP OF NEPIH, LEVAN, ami IN THG HOMES MONA, JUAB mills. NO. 19 On Nephi Pro- Great Work Women's o! EV Clubs. hibition. Ernest Foote Makes Interesting Discoveries. AD FEB- - .24.1911 Adams Interviewed Mound Builders. The special committee of the Senate appointed two years ago to investigate the dispute be tween the county commissioners of Sanpete and Juab counties over a boundary line which involv ed a large tract of land: filed its report in the Senate yesterday. The committee is composed of Senators Rudolph Kuchler, James B. Wilson and W. C. Hors-le- Times COUNTY JUAB VODR J. Vance Mangelson has bought nd out Peter Wankier in the instinct caus Garrett Meat Market look to the and has moved to Nephi. (Conttniud (ram last Henry Adams of Nephi was here yesterday on legal business. Mr. Adams reports conditions in Nephi as prosperous and encouraging for the future, the dry farming of that section having proved a great financial benefit to the people, and is promising increasel prosperity for the com From 1S00 to 2,000 years ago the lands immediately joining Nephi on the north were settled by a tribe of mound builders, who were skilled in the making of pottery, and who showed evidences of a greater civilization than the Indian race who succeed ing year. M. ChriHtenMm, Curt mi undent, WMk.) Wan-kiera- The maternal es the mother to schools, and how they are caring for her children. The infant child of Mr. and George C. Stephenson died The too often poorly ventilated, of pneumonia. The fun-neMonday unclean improperly lighted, was held Wednesday from schoolroom has frequently countthe residence. eracted all the precautionary That the applicants for position In of health measures of the mother at All the Levan school teachers pro speaking asf teachers in the Nephi public ed them. which has in force been home. The school has ever been attended the Teachers' Institute hibition, schools will be subjected to a in Nephi for the past year, Mr. a great source of contagion. For have always Nephi people held in Mona last Saturday. thorough examination, is shown Last year the committee went known of the existence of some Adams stated that it is a pro- these reasons the clubs are work by the numerous questions that W. P. Lund of Nephi has of these mounds, but it was left nounced success, in making con ing for the passage of a law for they will be required to answer over the ground. The state en- for Ernest Foote to unearth some ditions much more favorable for the medical inspection of the bought the barber shop belong-n- g in the application blank which gineer was called in and estabto J. M. Bosh and will make has baen prepared by Roy F. lished a line which was calculat- of the evidences of this prehis the boys and young men to get schools, and the teaching of the his home here. started right in life. He reports pupils personal hygiene. They Homer, principal of the Nephi ed to settle the controversy, but toric American race. Last fall the very favorable conditions in also believe that it gives a comduck a from while fit returning Wm. Sherwood, of Eureka and City public schools. The following the commissioners did not see his little city that there are no munity an educational black eye Mrs. Johnson oc had Foote Mr. hunting trip, are some of the questions framed to be bound by his decision. of Salt Lake were casion to cross the land owned by "blind pigs," a condition of for children its to in any grow full Name up here Homer: Mr. a held (Mr.. week this senators the by Recently are very sure can uneducated, so the clubs are funeral of Mrs. attending the Miss or Mrs.,) age, height, meeting at which representatives Nielson Bros, just east of where Chritchly. now lives. Right not exist in prohibition towns. working for the enforcement of weight, married, home address, of both counties were present Hyrum Tolley Hobbs of Loyd Nephi, has been where the plow had dug into the This he attributes to the fact the compulsory education law. present address, place of birth, and made known their claims. visits to Levan. making frequent the great majority of Nephi And as thousands of children are how long resided in Utah. The committee again considered surface of one of these mounds, that and are people wondering what Underthe head of school train the matter and the resultant re he noticed a little pottery vase. citizens are in favor of prohibi- working in the factories and it all means. He went to digging and exploring. tion, and to the vigilance of the work shops of the country dwarfing the applicant must answer port gives to Juab county 4,700 and found several other clay cups, officers, and also because that ing their little lives, the clubs the questions of where, when, acre3 of land, establishing a diMonday evening the O. N. O. of large pitchers, one clay when the prohibition ordinance were instrumental in securing club met at the home of Mrs. J how long, and state if a graduate viding line to the west of the one parts deal- the passage of the child labor M. Bosh. An excellent program of the elementary schools, high made by the state engineer. The ppt resting on some burned em went into effect the liquor showed ers their a of good bers fire. citizenship law and are now seeing that it if was given by members. The recamp apparently school, tiarmal, college, and to land is to the north of Upper of the business in strictly enforced. out about the The by going thin'g pots peculiar mainder of the evening was describe in detail what special Bluffs. The line running from used for cooking purposes, is fact, and not merely pretending in games, music and sew-inpassed training had in music, art, do- the monument on the summit of They are also distributing to do so, which is more than can club members after a The mestic science, sewing, agricul- the mountain range separating that they were striped with paint both outside and in, while those be said for some of the liquor health cards which ure hung on few minutes discussion decided tural and mechanic arts. Sanpete and Chicken Creek valin some prohibition the walls of school and public in favor of having a club In answering tne questions as ley to east of where the Gunnison not used for cooking were only dealers Pro vo other pin buildings bearing instructions foi Herald. There towns. on the outside. beati-ful- ly which will to teaching experience the ap- road crosss the divide between striped very represent the public health. They are co were also remains of a peculiar their artistic colors purple plicant must answer what exper- Chicken Creek and Sevier river. shell which they used for money. operating with State Boards of and white enamel mounted on ience he has had if any in teach- thence down to the bluffs on Se- For knives and forks Health in the issuance of bulletin they used hostsilver back The and Sen vier motion the of river. where, when, Upon grades, ing for grinding their informing the people a'ong the ess served aground.delicious' lunhow long; what experience in ator Kuchler tne report was or- split bones; very health lines in which they art grain they used stone mortars; cheon. They will meet at the Public are teaching high school or college, dered filed and was not referred for needles they used sharpened ignorant. meetings and physicians are invited home of Misses Floy and Chloe naming the subjects, and telling to any committee. Herald Re bone thongs,- - all of which Mr. held, The marriage of A. H. Ander- to where, when and how long. He publican. Foote found some very good speak on the care of the bodj Shepherd Monday February 27, was and Miss son Ella t Shepard must tell what certificates or and the prevention of disease. 1911. specimens, these mounu uuua solemized in the Manti temple whom and he holds, In by order that families may in diplomas ers used a certain hard stone for Mr. the Cards are out annouueing the Anderson, Wednesday. when granted. The arrow heads form themselves still better ir. implements. of is the of Ray Francom and popular principal He must also answer if there found by Mr. Foote were much groom, this regard, traveling health li- marriage Miss is home schools. His Mona Louise Lundsten which will is any defect of sight, in hearsmaller than those used oy the the around to the took sent are braries railroad in a a his railroader he in secured Being Fairview, and Wednesday Feb. 22, ing, or any other mental or physIndian's which leads him to different towns and books arc in theplace Manti Temple. They are ical defect; any noticeable de- company, and being railroader in infer that they were a smaller education at the B. Y. U. While loaned free for the The teaching at Mona five years ago clubs are further asking. to it two of Ixjvan's most respected formity or peculiarity; state the the Legislature, is altogether rae of people. seeing For instance: There's he was called on a mission to the young people and their many general condition of health; what different. were highly sjulled That all that where people they buildings enD. and James was Hawaiian Stack, Islands, friends, wish them well in their representative is to or teach, grades he prefers in the making of pottery is shown congregate are properly venti caurse of life. Stack teachin from Juab time most the of Eureka, county. minimum gaged the willing to teach; and its ornain by its durability the natives of the Island. He lated and kept clean and sanit ing salary that applicant will con- railroaded for a decade back and the inscriptions mentation, The most interesting event of ary. sider. In addition to Answering Wisconsin before he came to that are on some of the tablets in spent four years of successful the season was the M. I. debate work in the missionary field The steps to railroad trains and all of these questions, the appli- Utah. He knew all the tricks of Mr. Foote's possession. last Sunday evening- ,- '"Resolved there. On his return he was re- electric cars, because of theii cant must furnish the names, the trade and he could tell whose of In an education is better than state that excellent an preserpositions held, and addresses of farm the train was crossing with vation, Mr. Foote found a piece engaged as principal at Mona, height, have injured many a wo a fortune as a start in life". three people to whom the appli- his eyes shut by listening to the of a post which was standing up and is a great propelling force man, and the clubs of Mass. are The Judges or most oi' them denot only for the betterment of the on a compaign to have cant refers as to his qualifica- click of the wheels. cided in favor of the negative. also a part of a schools, but for the uplift of the carrying and the at door, them lowered. Uut btacic doesn't . do any tions. The following took part, Henry tooth. and a bone human entire Mona community. Mis? Mr. Homer has prepared an railroading in the Legislature The most interesting discovery Shepard, the bride, is the daugh It is estimated that there are Hendrickson, Lorenzo Mangelson other blank which is to be sent to Far be it. He's a plugger. which had mound of all was the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ephralro over 6,000,000 women wage Bett Hanson, Misses Edna the parties designated as referen plugging away all the time. Maud Mosslandsr, of evidently been their place Shepard of Mona, and is a very earners in the United States. At Mangelson, ces, and they will be asked to He's not an orator; neither is he Alice wall Aloni side of the Jitcobson, Isabelle What-co- tt dtiratinn least 5.000,000 will become pstimnVilp vrtuncr InHv answer tbe following questions an agitator, demagogue, insur- worship. and Mrs. Jennie Morwas a. stone z x is teet, presum- and excenent character. Mr. wives and mothers. Almost their which will be treated confidenti gent or insurrectionist He just ably an altar; for on it, were Mrs. Anderson will reside in entire time is devoted to their ganally: how long have you been ac plugs. If he doesn't get what he some small clay shaped idol?, or and Mona until the summer vacation. gainful occupations with scarcely Funeral sen ices over the re; how wants, as was experienced when quainted with Mr. burnincense also an and a moment left for the acquiring mains deities, liahe an introduced in resided same the of Mrs. Marie Chritchly have employers' you long and those were much like a candle stick. of that knowledge er, be he takes the best held how Friday Feb. 17 in the long bility law, community with hhn; homes of this jeople, of to ward The that go accomplishments teach-Jcan on and him as a haVe you known plugging. keeps get meeting house. The fal make up the good wife and m oth which so little is known, are made From a statistical moral Good charact standpoint hv a nnrtial pxravation in the' Senator Hyde's er: is ha of good Roads' er. The club women lowing eulogized the life of the sympathizis the friend Stack best of the as deceased. Bp. N. P. Rasmussen, er; is his example good out of and! sisover covered hard their with earth poles, by working ing in man house. lower the Elder J. C. Neilson, and Bp. J. well as in school; does he take an laboring Bill. was placed which are the ters factories, upon brush, inspecting has bill he so fathered Mrs. ChriUhly iav far E. interest in community affairs; Every Charred fragments of Ton thousand and are securing more sanitary oneTaylor. one daughter, two broth dollars for the son, does he allow outside interests has been aimed at relief for the clay. toles are found in the conditions of labor, and shorter these ers, Mesfrs. Thomas and Wm. (public or personal) to interfere man who earns his bread by the mounds which leads Mr. Foote to, improvement of roads in every hours that have at may they his of brow. sweat with school duties; does he attend Sherwood, two sisters, Mrs. Robcounty in the state but Salt Lake, little homes these time little a to believe that least day every Mr. when a is at home, Stack, inson. SafTord, Arizona, and Mrs. social affairs excessively during must have been wiped out i . r prepare themselves for their ulti. i i t c Johnson of Salt Lake City and a i iui i.;n ocnai-'othe school week; is he attractive dealer in coal, grain, flour and fire. vim, caivssvu uiruugn life work, that of wifeStarting at a point mar offered in the mate in person; is he neat and modest feed. He was a school trustee bill, Hyde's host of friends. She was 72 old Rowley farm and running hood and motherhood. Senate in dress; does he love children: j for six years and mayor of Eure- - the that yesterday provides years of age, was born in Engdown to NortnnvilJe. Mr. Kwuei bonds be two was He terms. lor his do puto for mainly like issued he does $200,000, teachiig; The fear of wearying you by land, and embraced the church claims that he can trace evidence ; run in instrumental the ald Rebuilding the is what years-Hertwenty pils respect him; reading too long a paper, pre of Jesu Christ of letter Dav j of nearly 3W mounds. handsome the at is how public his library of voice; publican. character vents me from telling ym of the Saints when a rnall girl and reor. Eureka an which institution does he his discipline; nag noble work the clubs are doing mained faithful to her death. j do would to a he is credit much i self control; which aro scold; has he larger the ChaM, for the establishment of libraries, are fann' to have struck gymnasiums, the preservation of The liveliest basket ball garrc ?f polite; is h sympathetic; is he municipality -- and he is exceed j reported last Friin he all is tactful: ingly active political affairs. kind; is he firm; uii, "uk me icpreseruauves oi our forests and natural scenery. the season was played he all in is the opera house the time.Herishe healthy and strong; plugging away Mr. L. George of New Jersey, the company refuse to make any of the crusade against the use of day evening 2nd iwsrd old Republican, energetic; is he studious; is he attorney for the New York cap- - disclosures. It is renortM on dead song birds for millinery between thu Nephi the end M. At I. A. italists is here looking alter tne good authority that this eastern decorations, of the meetings hold and Levan trogressive in the profession;! count thot does he attend teachers meet- j point as a teacher; what grade oil interests of his company, who; company is prepared to spend and steps taken for the further- of the first half the Lecan he of do teach institutes 11 and favor in two of from person-whacres of regularly; to 16 best; a to thousands of you for universial ance three of hundred are leasing ings pvace. tally is his strongest point as Sally recommend him as a success-teache- r; land in the vicinity of Juab and thousand dollars in their efforts safe and sane fourth, for equal van and at the end of the game what is his weakest jful and desirable teacher. Little Salt Creek. The rig, to get oil. it was DC to IS in favr rf Lersta CtnH fit t J Mrs. ral y. ists g. Mona Principal Married. Representative J. D. Stack. tt - . ' j money For Oil Development, Much -- : at |