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Show JUAB ALL THE NEWS OF EAST JUA COUNTY. Times COUNTY r NEPHI CITY, VOL. 2. of Meeting Lively SUCCESSFUL mercial Com-- . Dog. Revise 13 BEAD IN THE JIOV18 OF NEPHI, LEV AN, MONA, JUAB and 10.1911 MILLS, NO. 21. Ordinances. Health Board In Charge of Also Strict Regulation of Club. LEVAN BOTES. all Bowling: -- . at the Commercial Club last Tuesday evening, and there was attendance of the The parliamentary and counter motions the tilts, motions, reminded one of a spirited session of the legislature. The question which furnished the most discussion was as to wether the Cluo should join the Utah Development League which was recently organized for adUtah's resources. vertising Messrs. J. R. Edgheill and T. H. Burton who were delegates to the League, reported on its organization and purpose, and of the acceptance of the invitation of the League to meet here next September. The report of the dslegates was accepted and ratified by the Club. Second Ward KasBest Time a splendid members. Ever. Perhaps, without question the most successful reunion ever held in Nephi was that of the Second Ward last Wednesday and Thursday. The big time began Wednesday atone o'clock when all of ihe residents of the ward over 20 years of age gathered at the Amusement hall which had been transformed into a banquet hall with tables set to accommodate 300 persons at one setting. Nea ly 550 guests sat down to the tables which fairly groaned with the good things of life. The spirit of love and good fellowship beaming from the countenances and imparted by the cordial handshake of the courteous members of the reception committee, made everyone feel that they were more than welcome. At the tables the committee on serving saw to it that every thing in the shape of food that was desired was served in abundance, and no one could ever entertaiai for a minute the thought that he had been neglected. Everyone, rich or poor, was treated alike, and went away feeling that it was a veritable love-feas- t. The offer of the Herald Republican to run a page Ad of Juab County's resources in their Sunday edition for $100, was declined, for the reason that the Club wesnstina financial condition at present to incur thi3 obliga- where the following excellent program of music, speeches, readings etc. was rendered: the congregation under the leadership ot Alonzo Sperry; rendered a hymn; prayer was offered by Partriarch Cnarles Sperry; the selection given by the orchestra was encored to such an extent that they were cornpeled to give a second number; Bishop Parkes gave a very cordial address of welcome stating that it was easy to preside as a bishop when he had so many who were always so ready and willing to assist in anything undertaken by the ward; Jacob Coleman gave a 'humorous reading; Miss Jacquita Edgheill rendered a piano solo; L. A. Bailey gave sn original poem in honor of the occasion; vocal duet by ber. The report of the house and social committee showed that ance of $22 which was turned to the Club treasury. in- Rar-bagl- io. p. the Club has received 45 letters from all parts of the country inquiring all about the resources of the; county, possibilities for etc ' The following are copies of some of the inquiries. From Iowa- ,- "Kindly send me some literature felting forth the advantages of Utah for settlement under the dry farming act in the 320 acre tracts. I am trying to get up a crowd to come out there soon and any assistance you can render me will be appreciated." home-builde- rs Mrs. Flossie W. Carter and Miss Ina Hawkins: violin solo by Alonzo Sperry; reading by Mrs. Sarah E. Cole; address of appreciation. Rev. C. K. Davis; piano solo, Mrs. C. K. Davis; cornet solo, A. D. Plumb; Pres. Paxman commended the movement of getting together in a social way, and urged the people to be more sociable towards each other as in the earlier days of the pioneers; piano solo, Mrs. Judd; vocal nolo, From Washingtm, "I am Mrs. Nellie UdaJl; vocal duet, location am for a and looking Misses Stella Cox and lna Hawkmove to and expect just ready ins; benediction by Robert to start within a month. I am Grace' was master of much interested in Utah and ceremonies and supplied the especially the irrigated land. humor whenever it was lacking. Cheap land is what I am look ing for but it must be good, Wednesday evening, a dancing though I don't care how far from party was given in the Amuse-- 1 market as I want to handle stock. ment hail, which wns ell pat-- ! It must be near a range country ronized and highly erjojud !: preferably a forest reserve." all. Thursday afternoan from 4 Tne other inquiries are all to fip. m. a dancing party and about the price and opportunity refreshments for those between of lands. The letters purchasing 14 the ages of 6 and years; and have been referred to the cor from 8 till 12 p. m. a dancing responding secretary, T. W. party with a luncheon wal given Vickers. vH I) es vt m s - H. G. Withrow, manager of the Bell Telephone Co., submitted a proposition to the Club of giv ing two pages of write-u- p of the county's agricultural resources in the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele phone News. They offered to run this article free if the Club would furnish the write-uPres. Andrews named Jacob Coleman as chairman of the advertising committee with the other mem bers to be appointed later. Since the organization of the Development League, charge springs, large amount of routine business streams used as a source of wat- Society Islands. The Relief Society will give a was transacted. er supply for domestic purposes, free dance and supper to all the The matter of the necessity of and the taking of all necessary There is every indication of revising the city ordinances, was and proper steps to perserve the good men who labored so faith much damage being done this discussed, and councilman Hague same from such pollution as may fully in tearing down the old season by this unwelcome rodent, moved that arrangements be endanger the public health, is the meetinghouse Friday evening. unless there is some concerted made to have the ordinances re- - object of a bill introduced in the The good sisters will erect in action to exterminate the pest Wised at once. McGurrin and senate by Senator J. A. the near future a new brick This busy little creature seemed Rydalch had made an offer to do Hyde. building to take the place of the to multiply very rapidly last year the work of revision for $300. The bill makes it a misdemeaner old one. and many thousands of them After discussion of the matter, for any person, firm or Lucious Whiting of Monroe is corpora went into "winter quarters" councilman Ingram moved that tion, public or private, to deposit visiting with friends of this place upon our farms late in 1910. The this offer be accepted. The mo any He is the particular guest of matter or other sewerage low fine days just past have tion was carried. where it may drain into any of Miss Chloe Shepherd. brought many of them into eviwas the sources of water used for dc Certain correspondence A lively game of basket ball dence and as the season advances read between the Mayor, the city mestic purposes. The board of was played last Friday night bewe may expect to see some of Marshal, and P. R. Wilson as to health is given the right to serve tween Nephi Firemen team and the fields fairly alive with them that had been made notice upon such offenders, with the Levan team. At the end of and many crops will be devastat- complaints about Mr. Wilson permitting or without hearing, to desist of the game the score showed 20 ed during the summer months if schoolchildren to frequent his such cause of pollution, and to to 26 in favor of Levan. the farmers are not active in the bowling alley during school houra, comply with such other direc them. against fight and about his having housed a tions as the board may deem fit Yesterday morning (Monday) t Some may think that it is hope- certain young man in his tent bucn an order snail continue in about 50 able bodied men met at less to wage war against them, who was in an intoxicated con- force until set aside by some the old meeting house or, Relief for in some instances they seem dition, so that the officers were court of competent jurisdic Society hall, and at nine o.clock to multiply the f;tter because of unable to perform their duty tion. began tearing the old house the attention given them. If in making the arrest as required The only appeal from the de down, before noon the floor, their habits are studied and an by law. After discussion of the cision of the board is to the courts ceiling, roof and part of the Burton where the action shall proceed walks were torn out and down. intelligent fijiht waged against matter., councilman can be moved that Mr. Wilson be noti- as in civil cases. them about At night more than half of the exterminated and that too early fied that he must comply with walls were removed. Tuesday in the year, Itefore much damage the orof the night the whole thing was cleanrequirements city is done. Gustaldi Out on Bail. ed up. The Relief society builddinances in conducting bowling Nebraska and Kansas, as well alleys. ing was erected in 18S2 fourteen sum in bond the The bail as some iortions of our state C W. Johnson had complained years after the settlement of LeH. Gustaldi, who of $7,500 have given us their experience i van. At the time Elder George councilman Ingram that in bulletens published by the ex- people were in the habit of charged with the murder of W. Teasdale was president of Juab H. Palmer, has been approved by Stake, Joel Grover and K. H. periment stations. hauling various kinds of rubbish Clerk Vickers, and the Brown were his counselors.. County Kansas proclaimed war on. the IeveriS4uing.Jajid dumping, same whose trial will take Neils defendant Aagard was bishop of Leprairiedogand in 190 1 practically into the Big Hollow in front of was June the at term, place van ward; Eli Curtis and Ericlc exterminated them all over an Mr. Johnson's premises area of 700,000 acres at the cost The matter was referred to the given his liberty last Saturday Petersoa were his counselors. of about $1,000.00. During the committee on streets and high- evening. I he ioiiowing- are tne Following were the building sureties to the bond.- J. W committee, Neils three-fifth- s two Aagard chairfollowing years ways. of the whole infected area of The committee on electric light- Lindsay, Heber- $1,000;D.J. Ber-- man, Charles Mangelson, Neils Helper- $1250; C. Hans Kofod, H. that state was reclaimed from are having under consideration - $jzw; Aioeri C. Christenson, gera. HelperL. or-and J this pest by intelligent the formulating of a scale of Fisher-Sa- lt Jorgenson, and George - $2500; Lake Citywork. Then let every prices to be charged for power. Gardener. Wm. Brown was masganized Nephi-$50- 0. farmer in our County take up the City Recorder T. C. Winn is Henry Forrest on- The officers of the Relief labor in earnest and work in con- assisting the committee in draw-u-p Society were: Sore n a Aagard Club schedules to be submitted to junction with his neighbor and president; Catherine Dye first rid the country of this pest the counoil. assistant; Christine Wankier second assistant; Now for the tactics of war: of the The regular meeting The following has been most efLadies' Literary Club was held fectual. Dissolve 1 2 ounces at the home of Mrs. Edith Sparks of Strychnine sulphate (powered A good shave is worth at least last Monday.evening, and there in a quart of hot $5 in the opinion of R. E. G rover. Flour in De or soluble) was a good attendance of the Nephi s, water. Add a quart of Mr. Grover was on the venire of lives or brown jurors summoned to be present members. A paper on the Wm. sorgum, the two of presidents, sugar syrup and a teaspoon ful at this term of court Last Tuet and John Tyler was The Nephi dry wheat flour it of oil of anise. Thoroughly heat day morning in order to make HarrisonMrs. Wm. read Bailey. Mrs. becoming famous for its superby White hot himself as and mix the liquid. presentable as possi Delia Foster gave a reading ior bread making qualities. T. pour it over a bushel of wheat ble as a prospective juror, he from James Whitcomb Riley. C. Winn, manager of the Nephi Then stir decided to have his hirsute and mix completely. Mrs. Edith Sparks rendered a Mili and Mfg. Co. received a in 2 or more pounds of fine corn- appendages removed, and accord solo. The next meeting of letter from the Caliente Bakery meal, just enough to take up the ingly called at the nearest ton- - piano will be held at the home club the stating that they had got out of extra moisture. There should sorial parlor. The chairs here of Mrs. Jacob Coleman. the Nephi flour, and were comcomto moisture be enough only were filled. He hastened to anof pelled to use Hustler's flour, and grain other, and he was confronted pletely wet every kernel that this spoiled several batches and no more. Care le with the same condition. By bread by so doing. Jsow of taken that there is no leakage this lime he was on the run, and flour is advertised as Hustler's from the vessel in which the found a chair at the last barber Seth Ollerton of Nephi and best flour the the d wheat is mixed. Let the troison-e- shop, but the cutting down and John Brewer of Moroni were ar- being country produces; and grain stand a day or more. It removal of the auburn "stubby rested for being drunk on the the bakers have once when will not hurt it to keep it for was no easy task, and streets of Nephi City last Friday. yet growth" flour cf the Nephi some time. when the genial com They had their trial before a tried the will use no othThe lcst line to apply it or misHiomr arrived for his jury jury last Monday, who brought miils, they feed it to the dogs is early in th? duly just five minutes lafe, he in a verdict of not guilty. The er. following composed the jury, morning of a bright, warm day, was informed that the penalty H. H. Greenhalgh, Joseph Grren- immediately after a cold or stor- for the tardines was five plunks. to which he promptly paid, declar halgh, Al Miller, and James Feho my flay, the object catch them when hungry, aid ing that the shave was worth the field. T. I Footeprosecuted.and First Ward Relief Banquet, II. Adams defended. early enough in the year that money. The annual Relief Society rethey cannot get much vegetation. persisted in, the country will be bo Relief Party. union of the First Ward will A Use a teaspoonful of the wheat rid of the jest3, and our crops Second Ward 17th. March held next Friday, to each hole occupier! ly the a very small cost. at preserved, SoRelief Ward Second The dinner will be given in the Tabernear the prairie dogs, putting it I will Ik; very glad to cooperate which all ciety Board will give a dancing nacle at 10 o'clock to mouth of the burrow, in two or with the farmers on wilt the ward ridge party, with refreshments served, adult members of the three little bunches. after-dinnand to assist all farmers 'in any on the 17th of March, St. Pat- be invited. An excellent No go:d to put nut the jtoison A possibleway 1 A rick's program will be given. day, at the Ward Amusein very col or wet weather. Will some one call the farmers ment hall. All married will te people dance and "pasj around" bushel of wheat will poison KM; a that cam concerted together over given in the Arlington at 8 p. m. those of and bbth wards, to 1200 holes. Nov instituted? paign nay le 18 years are invited. Ticket? A keneral Invitation is extended If this method is adopted by is tim? to the act. 5oc extra ladies 25c to all for the dance. Tickets 50c every farmer and the crusade W. Paxman. J. nine-tenth- to the numerous other expenditures which must be met in joining the League, advertising, and the entertain ment of the League in Septemtion, owing after paying all of the expenses of the recent banquet to the pro fessors of the Agricultural train After the banquet the guests and the members of the Goall repaired to the assembly room vernor's was a balthere party, )Contir.wi Prairie L AD J. M. ChriitonMd, Correspondent. Springs. Alley. It is reported that Arthur Ko- Pres. Paxman Tells How i .1 8 Placing in the hands of the To Exterminate These At the meeting of the city state board of health general fod has received a letter from It was surely a lively meeting Box B. to fill a mission to the council last Tuesday evening, a Pests. of all wells and WARD REUNION Winn-Charl- the UTAH-MAI- VOUR Literary ing. Meet Shave Worth $5. 1-- mand. syrup-molasse- The Drunk Case. inter-mount- live-stoc- ain k U-in- er . |
