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Show CO RI ANTON, the Great Mormon S3' Pky, to ba Produced Here September 30 NEPHI CITY UTAH, FRIDAY SEPT. 241909. Vol. 21. Nephi inLine For Prohibition. Marriage Liscenses The County Clerks office has been doing a land office business in marriage licenses this week thongb no special sale was on. following are Cupids victims: 20 Hyrum M. flansen aged 20 Miss Alice Osier aged 23 Clinton Oldroid aged 20 Mrs Sarah Draper aged 22 Edward Downs aged JO Mies Gwen Ockey aged 23 Daniel R Fields Eureka aged 25 Miss Nellie Irving aged Donold Me Chase Eureka aged 22 Miss Hattie Devitt Eureka aged 17 F. J. Fisher Mammoth aged 35 Miss Violet Goisford Mammoth aged 21. The City Council hare subscribed to the wishes of the people, their petitioners, and have given notice that after Jan. 1 st 1910 no more liqaoi liscenses will be issued. Of coarse before the change will be in effect the people will have either sustained the present officials in their positions or elected a new set to carry on the city government; but the present council have expressed themselves on the liquor question in answer to the petitions ef their fellow citizens. Prohibition in our city, will be watched with interest by all and whether this is the best way ef Sydney"! Jenkins Meets dealing with this important and With an Accident. 7a far reaching problem will be decided soon. Sydney Jenkins while raising Many ef our sister cities are freight on the elevator at the Extrying the experiment and the celsior was struckby a 200 pound movement will no doubt be state weight and his foot was badly wide within a few years. crushed. To make prohibition effective The cable broke while the the Council and officers of the weight was about 25 feet in the law must have the active inter- air and the weight jumped its track est and sympathy ef the people and struck the floor a few inches behind them. from Jenkins foot and allowed the Good officers should be side of the weight to strike his foot appointed who would enforce Had the entire force of the weight the law without fear or favor. his foot w luld have him struck They can he had and it is tto be been severed. kxJwped that Vre will have prohib-- V Thecomplsvtr under the care of patieiws i tion that will prohibit or else and is improving a physician ' he present ccnditien would be probable to liquor selling, drug steres and blind tigers. Unless stringent laws are governing .the selling of liquor by Drug, stores and a severe penality placed upon the breaker of those so called laws we will have more disrespectable Drugstores than we have saloons. This is the experience in other prohibition towns and a ban ought to be pat upon such procedure right at the start. The law should be enforced and a very severe penality provided for violation of the ordinance. All sorts of devices will be .made use of to get around the let- rapidly. en-ac- ted Double Wedding Four of Repins popular and highly respected youDg people, viz M. T. Howard and Miss Mable Warner and William Belliston and Miss Della Fexton hied themselves to the state Metropolis Thursday and were married. Their friends were not consulted about this procedure but have long expected it and are heartily congratulating the principals. M. T. Howard and wife will make a tour of the Coast before returning home. All will make their homes in ter of the law. i TXJL January 1st will see an im- Nephi. The Record extends best wishes portation Near beer a suppos- for a happy journey through life. ed now intoxicating beverage but the imitation is so perfect that the effects are similar as Ostler Shoe Shop BurjWas demonstrated at Richfield a glarized a short time ago. C. Ostler shoe repairing is we J.M. before said As the thing done, the people have under- shop was entered from a near wintaken to suppress the sale of dow and two pairs of shoes were liquor in this oity and it is en- taken. The thieves broke in Saturday tirely up to them to make a sucor cess or failure out of it. Sunday night. Whether prohibition is sucThere ie no clue to theperpertra cessful or not always has been tor. trad perhaps will continue to be A young son of W. W. Jenkins a debatable question. Perhaps caught his finger in the washer A high license or strict regulation and had the end cut off. The injury are better ways of accomplishing is not severe but painful. J the most geod, but the people HI- have decided not, and it is their Judge Greenwood to Reside Here duty to see that their wishes are complied with. When you Greenwood J udge has pnreha-e- d rein that a building lot between the new petetion you signed to your support residence of R. H. Evans and pledged ality or failure and the that ot Dr. D. O. Miner and will your officers, success of the movement is en- erect a modern home on it siou. The Judge has moved his family tirely in your hands. The resoffi here and is the if is yours, ponsibly making his home at th do the their not do cers duty Grover residence on Depot street. . .fault lies with you. You have Judge Greenwood an 1 family I 'tjj power to correct. are valuable new citizens and will is to be your failure or your be welcome in our City. ess. -- R. J. No. 39 HENRIOD SELLS NEPHI RECORD. Mr. Jacob Coleman to take Charge October 1, 1909 Corianton Corianton the great Mormon play is bo be .'produced at the Nephi Opera House Thursday Sept. 30, th with the same east and beautiful production that for Lake two Salt weeks. played Below we might quote the saying of all the Salt Lake papers aud thousands who have seen this great religious play but it is unnecessary as we have all heard about Corianton and everybody wants to see it. It is classed with the Holy City. Ben Huf and the greatest pla) p ever written The cast is in the hands of New York Artists, with Alfred Swenson as Corianton. Many wdl remember Mr Frank Moore the talented actor who was thru this section a few years ago. He is handling one of the difficult roll?. The only thing we can say is go and see Corianton and you willj not be disappointed. Mrs. Isaae Darton is here from Eureka visiting with old friends. She is the guest of Mrs. Gus H enrol d. WANTED To rent or lease a farm from 40 to 3,000 acres with house, cattle, horres, and mach-- v same apply C Leamington, Utah. We are still selling our boys R. J.Henriod who ha6 been with the Nephi Record during the suits at 10 percent off and will past 6 years as devil, foreman, leaser and owner has sold his plant continue to close while they last. to Jacob Colenan who will assume charge Oct. 1st. Ages from 5 to 15 The.Toggery Mr. Coleman reeds no intrednetien to tie Nejhi people asthis is his birth place and where his interests have been all h is life. Republican Primary He has held many positioas wortbyiof note in eur city and has twice There will be a primary of the been elected County Clerk. During the past two years he his been Republican Party at the County at the Stanford University and comes to us fresh from College and Court House Monday eve Sept.27 ready and capable of handling the Record. Mr. Colem. nfcas 1909 at 8 oclock for the election had several years of Newspaper work in San Francisco, so we of 16 delegates to attend the Rep. know that the right man is at the Lead. The name of the new City Con. to be held at the County paper will he changed to The Juab County Times . Court House Monday Out. 11,1909 for is a field advancement we and know Mr. that good Nephi at 8 oclock P. M. for the purpose Coleman will advance with the times. of Nominating 1 Mayor, 4 Couneil-me- n, y The Record Publishing Co. has shared the greatest of pns-peritRecorder, Treasurer, Justice When he of Peace for Nephi City. under the careful management of Mr. Henriod. T. L. FOOTE first took held of this plant it was hardly on paying basis, but hp has built it up until it is one of the best businesses is Nephi. Chairm an Mr. Henriod leaves the RecqjtU- Jbcjt his T. IL BURTON It is with regret that close busintss confinement is somewhat affecting his health. Secretary inery r - V-woe- d - V -. ' 'i : v,y s. V' ill ik ft -- - o y ! - , lillll'!! " FAMILY. In the group above represented are five generations of the Irg'am family, residing at Nephi Utah. They are Mrs. Ann Ingram, hei son, John Ingrain, his son John E. Ingram, his daughter Mrs Goble and her daughter La Priel Goble. Grandma Ingram was born Oct. 11, 1819, and on with her husband by Elder ThoDias Day. She is the mother of seven May 28, 184s, was baptized sons and two daughters has Git grand children, 85 great grand children and four great gret grand children, making a total of 164 deccndants in the five generations. She emiratrd to America in IfeOti and her husband died at Newark, N. J. Two years later Mrs Ingram came west and settled at Nephi All the family are members of the Church. Mrs Ingram lacks little of being 90 years old, but she at'ends to her own domestic affairs, moves around with eassacd is enjoying perfect FIVE GENERATIONS OF health. 1 .S. I M- - THE INGRAM |