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Show OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. The Juab County Times District. District-Josh- ua Judicial Fifth Judge, Greenwood. Attorney B. H. Ryan. V. U Cook. Stenographer State Senator J. A. Hyde. XX State representative James Stack. Forest Supervisor. Nephl Fores! Reserve D. S. Pack. U. S. Expert in Charge Experiment Station P. V. Cardon. Slate Foremau Experiment Statloi Stephen lloswell. Jaoob CaUmtn, Editor nd Proprietor NEPHI . . . . . . . . UTAH Every auto speeder fancies blmsell immune. London ."Punch" Is seventy 'old. So are some of Its Jokes. A 'ay A In trip the air yean Is now the quickest to get underground quickly. ' Joy riding la no longer uncertain. The results usually can be told In advance. What una have we for mermaids when pretty American girls can the world? out-swi- New 4 t. York has killed 113.308 dogs end cats and the people are getting tnore sleep per capita. A. J. 3. li. Vickers. The magazines are carried In freight trains and even then they are able to anticipate their date lines. W MUNICIPAL FICER3. or. COUNTY EAST NEPHI CITY. Mayor O. M. Whit more. Counollmen James Garrett, Jr., Alma Hague, Alonzo IugTam, Enoch Burton, W. G. Orme. Itocorder T. C, Winn. Treasurer J. H. Iatlnier. Marshal J. W. Mcpherson. Night Watchman J. E. Memmott Justice of the Peace Jacob Coleman. Street Supervisor Thomas Bally. Quarantine Physician Dr. D. U. That Harvard professor who says people are better off by not taking vacations is talking through bis mortar board. Old'fashloned mothers are badly needed, says a minister; and so are old fashioned children, It might be added. The aeroplane Is expected to be a eat peacemaker. Oy taking the up into the air and leaving them Jin-fcu- fi Miner. Building Inspector Enoch Burton. Chief or Fire Department N. A. Melaon. Superintendent of Waterworks Alfred (lowers. Elect rlo Light Superintendent Plant T. A. Carver. LEVAN TOWN. President Board of Trustees A. 1 Jarkman. Trustees Adeluert Bosh, L.. II. Mor tensen, George Francoru, Swen U Malmgren. Clerk Earl Jackman. Marshal Andrew Poulson. Health Officer James E. Taylor. there? A Chicago man wants a divorce because his wife refuses to talk to hlra. Casting pearls before swine, so to penk. tf Atwood's long flight didn't do anything else, it put on the map several small towns that nobody bad ever betid of before. I ' News that there Is an unusually large crop of cranberries Is but an unpleasant reminder to the inhabitants of the barnyard. EAST COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. Mona John T. Kay, Ephrlam IL Inventor Hell has designed a furasce wblch he claims will cool house. Kay. N. W. Ellertson. Nebo leorge Tolley, LeRoy Whit Now wilt somebody design a furnace aker, Wm. Jom-s- . that will beat a bouse? Nephl Alma Hague, A. IL Paxman, A dispatch from New York tells us Roscoe E. Graver. Lsvan John A. Morgan, James that a policeman was bitten 62 times by a dog. As we go to press the dog E. Taylor. Adalbert Bcsh. Juab James A. Kelly. IL C StephIs in critical condition. enson, John Williams. The new comet soon will be visible to the naked eye this Is. If one EAST COUNTY PRECINCT OFFU has nothing better to do than to sit CERS. up all bight waiting for It Mono. ever been found who has so little confidence In himself as to think that he could Dot edit a newspaper better than the editor. No man has Justice John t'stes. N. W. Ellertson. Nephl. T. H. Burton. Health Officer Justice Constable J. Health Offlc Inventor ttell has designed a furnace whlrh be claims will cool a bouse In stead of heating It. He's too late Most of those already on the market do that snme thing. 11. Few horses can Megaphones for street csrs hare proved a failure. AVhst about megaUh to phones for !'eneTs who r- - t off at a certain station on lines where tbe 101 doesn't ring? Constable ', ture. Tbe sows thus fed during the breeding season will produce strong, vigorous pigs. When a roan Is lost In th f'o.i5 nowadays It !k not follow that ti is a rtreafief. He wy r Stl vla'or swklrg ta tfeak si'M i1e teff ords. e I tial. SUfhenson. Orson Worthlnstoa. I A New Jftr-- t roan who was t it'etl t.y a fiy has developed Mood p;on. Ing Evifleritly lis Jerey fiy la envious of the fame arbleved ty tie A asr?el ber from dfrova ctietutlve This; derMlon bt tfclrd. a rnb!e and tnatrirrtoaial 1o be redded Whal ta'ltf e anjfhlri j ist bow Is an s'l'omoHte that will liallt the moment Ps irlvef ceases to tfat it rleTiL r-- A Frenrbman tells na tba! Ar?erV rata sre fenorfil of thingn rf1aiB!B to v!tkrt. And yet e bav ki.'Jeo' t jr fall q'ioa of aviators. Ivwior rc!irs s!klr:g of Harvard sett s'aftfiing. 8afgt a svirt t't'irg. iat ot Afd rjsMng wfcen ft comes t stHklrg m&ub (Trosers lave 'em beat a thxk. ally invited to at-- I N O. I Saints Latter-da- Meeting. Ji'inlay JicbToJ. 1(1 . jit Tabernacle; kobi1 I feoae.. n m. First war! vi aud at meet' First, 5iriv, CSecondj m. ward at r e. tiOn. n"lief ball. 1rt ssrl Primary ward at p. m. Toeda. Keeond boi. p. m. Tnedy. 7:S0 I, A M ward at tatx - r-- 1 I ro-c- ViWhtrA ffsiine m- woman In New York lost, tier tef foufh husbsrid. ! JAS. It, JA( K.MN. Fery. Jersey 'skeetef. tnarrisge to t) WALTr.n TtnrrrtTPMAW. i j From New York rnmi the faV of a tnan wbo was l.inn t.v an etirared yster. it remains for Vini"l. ('out!., to sprlre someibitig about rr all eating sritit fat k O.iiif'sF every ba l. VI nd -- - at the Monday. ward meeting Heilef Pnrio-tHrt ward. S"tn4 and ff.nr?h Th'i'S'tats of esh motifb ward. 6rt and at 2 p m. hird Thnrsars tf ejwh month at 2 m. Crrt". e' !r g at p. tn. P.e. C Fas-cr- . K. . ind ter. Iais, Now I the t!m when It pays to and hr aiirt)lemental forace crops to darken the stables and keep i doitnow:- APtR - with, The man who uses system is the one who accomplishes the most work with the least effort. The butter fat in milk is very variable, but la its most Important and valuable constituent. Associated 'with McGURRIN & RYDALCH 84 Attorney at Law Boyd Paik Building. Salt Lake City, Utah AT RESIDENCE T.L FOOTE NEPHI NATIONAL Attorney at Law County Attorney Phone No. & Office IBANK at Court Hous HENRY ADAMS Interest paid on Time Deposits at the rate of 4 per cent per annum Lawyer Practice In all the Courts. All legal matters given careful and prompt attention. Office second floor of Goldsbrough Block. Dr , ). A. BOOTH Dentist J.'S. OSTLER. PaisiDixT L. 8. HILL. Office Rooms Noa. 2 and S, Winn The hen that makes a good recort for herself in eggs for the whole year is the hen to keep. nrnr anr How Is good buttet made? Tbe cos- dit'ons for gofid butter are finmernia First, tbe row must be all r'ght. She roust g've rich cream. Fhe must be fed right Bad feed makes bad but every ward. 2 p. m , every Friday at meeting bouse. Presbyter Plan your farm to reduce the necessity of buying additional feed to the lowest point. WINN BUILDING E. R. BOOTH. Building. Phone No. 136-2- . Enoch Burton -- Architect He Builds Wisely Who Builds Well" Plans and Specifications for all kinds of Buildings . Residences a Specialty OFFICE AT RESIDENCE IOO TO THE USE Nephl Plaster I For First Class Work Has No Equal We make a ipeelalty ot Electric Scalp and Face MAHSAGE 1 The Largest and Purest natural deposit of Gypsum in the World. Bath and Shoe Chining Stand In Connection. Batehslor Bros., Props. 2 doort south P. O. City Barber Shop CCf BTZctua TRXATMENT AKD riKW- - V?LA WOC - Nephi Plaster 6 Mfg. Co, Three roor Nfrth of Post Office NIELSON, PROPIUKTOB fJvery and Feed Stable i WELL TO BUILD MODERN BARBER SHOP . Cisana Dr. , Bua Meets All Trains. Good Livery Rigs, Dray and. Express Wagons. A genu for Coal. Phone H D. GOLDSBROUGH. TJa. No. J: G. IRONS VETERINARIAN 44 Z. NEPHI :kj:UTAH" Proprietor Graduate Veterinary College University of Pennsylvania FORREST HOTEL Headquarters for Traveling Men. New elegantly appelated I room addition, steam lint, hatha, etc. On bloek south aad one east et court Diseases of domestic animals treated bouse. Phone 21. Juab County Mill and Elevator Company ' MANUFACTURERS OF Flour and Mill Produce Everything New and up to date Oar Leaders Cold Coin Flour and Fresh Cround Granam Sixth Annual International Dry Farming Congress 1911 at Colorado Springs. Colo., Octobcr l 6-2- 1, Low Hound Trip Hates VIA DEtiUER fi RIO GSAflDZ RAILROAD "Scenic Lin of the World" To COLORADO SPRINGS, DENVER AND PUEDLO $22.50 from Salt Lake, Ogdcn, Leiii, American FotV, Provo, Springvi'le, Thistle, Cattle Gate, Hc'pcf, Pfice and Green River. CorrrrKnilini'ly low round trip raVa from rthr Utah point. on sl. Vtor in. 11. 14. 1. VM. final rvtum limit OloWSI, SIirov-rllow al all point in ittipr dirwtion, pxrt-jr- t coin? nmt ! conipMl within t'n lat- fron ria'f of al. f'aas(! A Hio CJramln ,A?"nt. for further informs tioi apply to local Tu-fcpt- s a - Iv-n- I. I)., Kit AN K Salt Lake City, I'tali. I. A. HKNTON. (5. A. A. WAbLU'WI. !nv r, Co!oralo. C,-- ru l'a. Aft., r1-a- at Fnnday Frhonl at to 29 a tn -- OFFICE re- Ther is a steady decline In the If any fruits of vegetables sre mar keted. see tbat they are put up In number of sheep kept In this country, rieat and well graded packages and yet owners of small flocks And They will sell quicker and at a better them profitable where dogs can be kept within due bounds. price ihi respctire meting hones. Firt ward. 1 p. m Rr,r1', ejss fWcnnd Fri'lav at. Roil.f p. Dirty collara are probably as sponsible for sore shouldera as ones. 11 LATIMF.K. CWrk I PHONE NO. new chirks come see No man Is In a better position to that there are no scales on the hens' build up bis soil than a dairyman. If lpgs no mites or lice In the poultry be usps wisely the forces at bla com- quarters. mand. Keep cut flowers or bright leavea berried branches In the rooms. Never salt Ihe horse's feed In the txx. Plsce a big lump where be can They add a charm and cheerfulness reach It and be will take It when be to any room. Deeds IL Remember that separator skimmings can be are as liberal and as of good quality A very acceptable ration mad" by letting each animal have In dog days as In May; and there is dally all the oat and vetch hay abe no necessity for Ice. will consume. At present, th most ropular kind ore than 60 chicks In of silo Is th solid. cnnnt wall, usu-all- y Do not put nine Inches thick at tbe base and one brooder, or cine compartment, and six Inches at the top. better results will be secured with smaller numbsr. If you would have any sort of satIf you have no green, growing feed isfaction out of duck, teach them to for your ducks, alfalfa meal makes a eat what Is set before them, whll f re substitute. Sproute barley la you are raising them. also a good substitute. Overheating Is to be avoided by cau' "un1 tious working and careful watchlr.g P A small silo to open mer when the pasture becomes short. of working horse: with shade and waIs the cheapen and best means of ter at intervals. If possihlp. keeping up the milk flow. Ewes that are broad and long will Do fot let any weed go lo seed In rnak good mothers and produce, vigor1 n orchard or garden. H e easier to ous offspring. In this way lambs of kill the one plant than 'be hundred a better type will be produced. mming from It nevt year. The vlor and health of the hog Never pasture too closely. leaves are to some extent Involved in the r essential to plant growth and- strength and texture of his bones, inenough should always be left to pro- fluencing to some extent his exercise. trxit a good growth of plants. The ram that Is kept to head the If ymi have anything tbe matter flock should be pure bred and of gooc with vroir bogs Just put them cm Individuality. It Is well to breed diet of dry oats and wster and see alottg definite lines and to a special bow qulfkly they will come around. type. (". t O. O. F. No nrday evonlng In c-- r ttine Physician and Surgeon s , J II. blp. corn s ball. Visiting Woodmen t,i,oniel D. O, Miner, NL D, As a general thing ,fowls that have a good range do not lay thin shelled eggs. Farm Loans, Notary Public . Insurance and Real Estate OPTICS AT RESIDENCE The cheapest way to feed young pigs is through the sow. The long halter strap In the stall haa been the cause of permanent InEven with hogs the value of good jury to many animals. feed is wonderfully Increased by these The hog is pretty nearly all a bunattentions. dle of .money and he should not bs eJ- any manner. There It alwaya more or lesa loss neglect cream even is of butter fat when the TTvof Irnnw M . mil tn flten In ft ly ripened. hole or venture tfpon an unsound Allow them plenty of exercise, and bridge of his own volitio? give them a light feed of grain and Success lies not In theinumber of plenty of pasture. cows that a man keeps bat rather the It takes a stockman's eye to detect kind of cows that be keeps. V v V tbe first symptoms of falling condito as It is just necessary strengthen tions of bis stock. the thin spots in the soil as to repair The per rent of butter fat in a cow's the weak places in the fence. milk Is not a sure Index to ber caIt is well known that pigs under pacity aa a butter maker. cleanly conditions thrive much better In filthy surroundings. Sheep give on an average more than those pounds of meat per bushel of grain To squelch the bacteria and prevent than either hoga or cattle. It from souring the milk It must b. It often takea a number of genera- cooled Immediately after milking. tions to thoroughly change the dispoIt Is a good plan to soak sheUed sition from timidity to quietude. corn for the hogs and if it is ground If the sitting ben cannot get a good before It Is soaked so much the better. dust bath when she cornea off her The breeding of high-clashackney nest, trouble will result later sure. stallions to high-clastrotting mares While tbs chickens should be well has passed beyond the experimental applied with food at this period, we stage. must also guard agalnat overfeeding. A sow with a mean, cross temperaIn ment is always hard to deal with, and be must proper gathered Crops --f.ndltlon and sent to the market fresh this disposition often causes the loss and clean. Careful grading Is essen- of pigs. Wo,r.,an croiKit; PMtU,. Consul i aa Tbe man who makes a success of Tbe lambs should have extra feed trough in the pas- Licensed Abstracter, TELEPHONE 6L i houses poultry is the man who starts the right aim. In a Brougb. - ,. expensive, The longheaded farmer is the one who has hay to Bell In the spring. lc A Cblraeoan Is trvlnit to organize society to honor old maids t it b will find few wbo sre willing to ad- snlt that tfctv are rligiMe lor toetnlef digest Oats for the brood sows will pro duce better muscle for the pigs. NEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. Meets first and tt.lrd Tuesdays cf rvrry month at the club parlors A man In Pennsylvania made a bet In the lmt building. Visiting of m ichtKititig commercial clubs that l. roulil stay unler water for two JOTtl11V re.tT!f(i, tiilnnir and dived to 'n l. He V. C. Andrews, president. S'ared under two hour, arid surreeded Utirton. T. H, Ilnanrial Secretary. thai fool's only In ilmnntratii secre-tarv- . T. V, Vkkers, cim-stnlinr w le a r cau?e In likh ! rlk a. life. and i:-- perfectly T. H. BURTON Physician and Surgeon ' can keep poultry, but every one cannot get poultry to keep him. The coops and yard , and should be cleaned dally. Jusb. R, cessfully. W. W, Bennett, M, D, suc- Any person that hawks never attack clear timothy hay. Beet leaves! have been ensiled Commence feeding the new crop by very slow degrees. ducklings. Dr. D. O. Miner. Lev an. Justice Genree W. Kofod. Constable Kichard I verso a. Ji1lre is said bogw they will eat them. Separata the lambs from the ewes. It best to fatten and Mil Give young colts oats aa soon iv j Buying dairy feed Is oftentimes extravagant W. Dr. County Physicians Bennett, Dr. J. A. llenstl. every Boston man's specialty. -- n FARM Stal-nnke- County Infirmary Superintendent A IloBton man at 68 ears ot corn In two hours, which shows culture Isn't -- commissioner Iload , MEAD0WBR00K County. commissioners Oeorgs County Jones, Oeorge C. VVbltmore, John S. Nellsen. Clerk T. W. Vlckcrs. Itocorder Win, Burton. Treasurer A. It. Paxman. Assessor Earl Jackman. Surveyor Arthur A. Miller. Attorney T. L. Foote. Sheriff Gus J. Henrlod. Superintendent ot schools Ivan C, Dalby. Probation officer James E. Mora-mot- suggestion of work Is like burling the hoboes' convention. .a bomb Into It la young. NOTES t ( ; tbe lings do not dig tn the ee.rtb altogether for the fun Cf It They get lot to eat tbat way grass roots, worms, bits of stuff of alffererpt kinds that help to make bone and muscle-Irisand sweet potatoes should be dug as they mature. Po riot let them remain In th ground after they are ripe. They will never keep so well as when dug as soon as ripe and carefulThe Injured and disly dried out. eased tubers should be carefully sorted out as soon aa possible after dig cows Inside during the hottest part of tbe dav. The cold weather duri-s- g Jie winer is less difficult to contend fcltb than tbe kot sb8 and Hies during U summer. glr.g. 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