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Show THURSDAY. 'MAY THE BOX ELDER NEWS, -- SUPREME COURT TO ACT. Bar Association hat Brought Charges TtZEOLD Against Attorney R. H. Jones. Rlcy II. Jones, the Brigham City attorney against whom uineteen chaiges ot unprofessional conduct were recently preferred, will have to face three of the charges in the Supreme com l of the state. This was decided upon at a meeting of the Bar association which was held In the Federal court The associations Toom last evening. investigating committee reported in fayorof such action and the report was unanimously adopted by the association. The three charges Attorney Jones will have to face are forgery, entering into champertous contracts and appearing in suits without the authority of the parties he represented. Attorney Jones was present during the proceedings and made a lengthy plea for leniency and exoneration. For overan hour he addressed the accusing the investigating committee of unfairness. lie declared that the charges were the concoctions of those who sre seeking his downfall. At the conclusion of his speech he appeared to be on the verge of exhaustion. The report of the committee was submitted by Chairman Parley L. Williams. It was based upon six charges hied by Attorney C. S. Price and thirteen others brought by Attorney Edward B. Chase of Brigham City. Chairman Williams stated that the committee composed of himself, Attorney Frank Hoffman and Attorney Joseph F. Richards, made two trips to Brigham City and thoroughly investigated the charges, securing a number of affidavits. They found that Attorney Jones was guilty of having entered into a chamgertous contract with the defendant in the case of the Western Loan and Savings Co. vs. Berg. The agreement consisted of an offer to conduct and bear all the expenses of litigation fora portion of the real estate Involved Id the action. Also that in the suit of Ira Alien et, al. vs. Chase, he had appeared in behalf ot three of the plaintiffs without their authority; that he forged the name, by means of a mark, of Martha A. Allen, au aged woman, to a petition asking that she be appointed special administratrix of the estate of Juda Allen. The report closed with the recommendation that the association invite the Supreme court to act in the matter. Judge W. F. Snyder moved that that the report be accepted, and the motion waa promptasso-eiaUo- o, ly seconded. r-'- l - r iii i i 4 Attorney Jones, who had remained silent up to this point, got to his feet before tlte matter could be put to a vote. He declared that he had not received fair treatmeut at the hands of the committee and asserted that Chairman Williams was prejudiced against him because he had appeared In several suits agaiDSt the Oregon Short Line, of which Attorney Williams is the legal representative. He also scored the committee for falling to exonerate him on the charges ot winch he is accused pf unprofessional conduct and asserted that he is wrongly accused in every instance. He maintained that country lawyers must not he expected to maintain as high a moral standard, professionally, as the attorneys of the cities. It was also his contentioa that the commit-teejiadone him an irreparable wrong and bad given his ease undue publl-city. He appealed to the aisociaUm not to place bis case in the hinds of the Supreme court. When he had finished he sank Into his seat and con- EDDISIMI Emulsion is the means pf life and of the enjoyment of life of thousands of men, women and children. To the men Scotts Emulsion gives the flesh and strength so necessaty for the cure of consumption and the repairing of body losses from any wasting disease. For women Scotts Emul-- j sion does this and more. It is a most sustaining food and tonic for the special trials that women have to bear. To children Scotts Emulsion gives food and stren gth for growth of flesh and bone and blood. For pale girls, for thin and sickly boys Scotts Emulsion is a great help. Scotts Sand for fre 15 The New Town Sat- Page JR. 1903 H.C. To JiSs Dumps had tried some time la vaia To ease aa after-dinnpain Which gnawed at hint his belt below, And filled hie world with Indigo. Dyspepsia now eaat bother him. For Faroe baa made him Sonny Jim.". er Stohl, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Hunsaker, interest Is the fact that some of the Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Burke, Mr. and shrewdest business men of Box Elder J. G. Wheatley, Mr. and Mrs. and adjoining counties are aware that Enoch Iveisen, Mr. and Mrs, D, W. at a point where a quarter ot a n bushels of farm products cross Hunsaker, Mra. Laura Hunsaker, Mrs. Mary Tolman; Misses Myrtle the line of a projected railroad is a Smith, Elmerta Nelson, Cora Ham-so- n, good place to locate for business. The successful lawyer is the man who can Pollie Tolman, Veda and Orpha see at a glance the vital point In a Hunsaker; Messrs. Joe Stohl, Hewett law case. The successful business Tolman, Noble, Ora, Parley and man is the one who can see the vanNewman Hunsaker, tage point for business in any commuTHERE KO SUBSTITUTE Em. Aunt nity and quietly gets in on the ground floor. The crowd of failures may run May 12, 1903. after booms while the opportunities trolled himself with great difficulty. Too Croat a Risk. of a life time are slipping through Mrs. iSii AbsoltttofPirre IS while their Augers, or wait to such firm? 95 the Wilson Lumber Co., The Studebaker Wagon Co., The Consolidated Implement Co., Erkenbrack, the merchant, Shuman, the butcher, and Thompson, the bardwareman, see no reason to hesitate. The people of Snowvllle and other settlements In the mountain valleys to the west and northwest are enough interested to be planning to put in Of the future for Bear warehouses. River valley tbe Half has never yet been told. Tbe business advantages druggist. of this point, wbicb we now call Tre-mowill bear tbe searching scrutiny A remarkable change in the nativ- of tbe best balanced conservative ity of Americans is shown by the business minds. Karma, 79 per cent of the recent census. American people are natives of the A Startling Test. state or territory in which they live. To gave a life, Dr. T. G. Merritt, of No. Mehoopany, Pa., made a startling CREATLY ALARMED test resulting In a wonderful cure. a Paraiitant Cough, but Permanently He writes, a patient was attacked By Cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy. with violent hemorrhages, caused by Mr. H. P. Burbage, a student ulceration of tbe stomach. I had ofin at law South ten found Electric Bitters excellent Greenville, Carolina, had been troubled for for acute stomaeh and liver troubles four or five years with a continuous so I prescribed them. The patient cough which he says, greatly alarmed gained from the flr9t, and bas net had Electric me, causing me to fear that I was in an attack in 14 months. the first stage of consumption. Mr. Bitters are positively guaranteed for Burbage, having seen Chamberlains Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation Cough Remedy advertised, concluded and Kidney troubles. Try them. to try it. Now read what he says of Only 50c at Wynn L. Eddys, prescripit: "I soon felt a remarkable change tion druggist. and after using two bottles of the cent size, was permanently twenty-fiv- e Sold by. Wynn L. Eddy, cured. In almost every neighboraood someone has died from an attack of colic or cholera morbus, often before medicine could be procured or a physician A reliable remedy for summoned. this disease should be kept at hand. The risk is too great for anyone to take. Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has undoubtedly saved the lives of more people and relieved more pain and suffering than any other medicine in use. It can always be depended upan. Far sale by Wynn L. Eddy, prescription The Recent sxperiments, by practical tests and examination with the aid of the establishes it as a fact that Catarrh of the Stomach Is not a disease of itself, but that it results from repeated attacks of indigestion, flow- can I cure my indigestion? Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is curing thousands. It will cure you of indigestion and dyspepsia, and prevent or cure Catarrh of the Stomach. Kodol digests what you eat makes the stomach sweet. Sold by Wynn L. Eddy, prescription druggist. - At the Opera House Those who attended the performance of Macbeth at the opera house last Saturday night were considerably disappointed in John Griffith, who took the leading part. His voice is forcible but harsh and repellant. His support, to, was poor, especially the person who had the Derve to attempt to represent the unhappy King Duncan. The orchestra has a new leader, Ernest Nichols, who is a musician of ability. The improvement in the orchestra under his direction was quite marked and the audience warm ly applauded each number. Farmer Straightened Out. "A man living on a farm near here came in a short time ago completely doubled up with rheumatism. I A handed him a bottle of Chamberlains Pain Balm and told him to use it prescription druggist. freely and if not satisfied after using it he need not pay a cent for it, says C. P. Ryder of Pattens Mills, N: Y. stowtbvcouShand A few days later he walked into the store as straight as a string and hand- - i ed me a dollar, saying, give me another bottle of Chamberlains Pain Balm, I want it in the house all the For sale by time for it cured me. Wynn L. Eddy, prescription druggist, Witt's Jffij Galva For PUee, Burns, Sorooe hwliloaga Rational OF BRIGHAM Of the 41,000,00 people in England more than half live on incomes of less than $1 a a week and the earnings of 7,000,000 of these people do not exceed $6 per week. DOES STRICTLY X Bank CITY, A BANKING BUSINESS. ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. X Denver & Rio Crande !ND THE Rio , enjoying excel bas built me up. sad supplies the satrfcr. I eatForoa ' at Tea me a rwtful Jeep. jS slide ynaieptoee aaaMyea A Business Proposition FOR FARMERS AND HORSEMEN. A good roadster or work horse will sell today for 75 to $l50otte that Is horse good and It only pays to raise tiie best. I caa prove that a well-bris cheaper to keep than a scrub, to say nothing of the price you get when you animal means a good physical and mental makewish to sell. A well-brup. I have bought one of the best bred stallions in the United States and will stand him at my stables, Brigham City. For further luformation call on or write to tti undersigned and get official certificate of breeding, also full description of the borse. Terms, 110 season, less 15 per cent for cash in full ed ed at.firstervice. templated .plant? Shall til? citjr lsue.ljpndsn JI15 Sltm of $7,500 to pay for these Items? And whereas in pursuance of said resolution the Mayor and Citv Council bas called a special election fort Mon day, Majt25th, 1003, in order to-- submit the above questions to the qualified electors of Brigham City. Now Mierefore regular notice is hereby given that on Monday, May 25tb, 1903, between the hours of 7 oclock a. m. and 7 oclock p. m. of said day an election will be held at which election will be submitted tbe tether qualified electors of Brigham pity. TSotloe iefurther given that ul? special election on Che 25th Bay of May, 19?3, there will be but One1 polling or vottflg place and butonSset of udges and tint the place of voting designated is the council ctiaiftber OVcr Mortensens store off Malnstfetb, Brigham City, Utah, Dated April 14th, 1903. a 23 m21. II. c. Bodes, Mayor of Brigham City. above-questio- n Probate & Guardianship Notices Consult County Clerk or th Respective Signers for.Further Information. Estate of George Facer. Creditors will present claims vouchers to tbe undersigned at lard City, Utah, on or before the day of September, 1903. Yvlfti Wilelgfi-teen- tb 908. May 13, Joseph F AiisK, James J. Facer, .. Executors. Nels Jenson, Attorney. ml4 jll Estate of L. C. Christensen. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Bear River City, Utah, on or before the eighteenth day of September, 1908. ABBRCOR H May 13, 1903. Karen Christina (hi rotten sen, Executrix. Abcrcorn is a handsome bay horse with black points, not a white hair on Nels Jenson, Attorney. m!4 jll him; stands 151 bands bigb, weighs 1175 pounds. Individually he is a horse of grand finish and plenty bf substance, excellent Services at Presbyterian Chanel disposition, iccp, strong shoulders, strong back, strong stifles, stiDng bone and Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m. goods legs and feet. Ills blood lines are of, the best, the klfid that get the show ring; at the same time Preaching atr7:30 p .m. money on the race course and the prizes Christian Endeavor Wednesday at he is plenty large for road or draft horse. He has never been trained for speed 7:30 p.!m. or raced, but is very speedy for a green borse. A.T.Bamiiv, Pastor. in-th-e JOSEPH F. HANSEN, BRIGHAM OITY. UTAH. TERMS OF COURT, I9O3. Spence, Grande Western. 11 PACIFIC and OREGON SHORT LINE TRAINS The only Transcontinental Line passing through Salt Lake City Isaac Hunsaker, Sr ., has four cases of diphtheria in his family, two of which were severe. Dr. Rich has been in attendance and all are im- Dustman also have some cases of the disease in e are wondering from what source and how the disease found its way here. Mr. and Mrs. Heber N. Stohl spent the latter part of last week in relatives and Honey vilie visiting DINING CARS Service a la Carte on all through trains. For rates, folders, free Illustrated booklets, etc.. Inquire of jour nearest ticket agent, specifying tbe Rto Grande mate, or address I A BENTON G. A. P. D., Salt Lake City, Ut bSXK327BROTHMBHmB FINEST Harness and Saddle Exhibit In the city will be found at C. or LOCAL MAILS. HEALTH. MAILS CLOSE. Dr. L. Berg Northbound N 7 ...11:45 a m Secretary Northbound No 9 7:30 p m C. W. Knudson. Northbound, Local ft Cache C H DtvidsOn City Physician 7:30 p m Valley No 11 Th city council meets the second Southbound No S. '1:30 p m and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Southbound No 10 6:00 p m Southbound, Local ft Cache FRECINCT OVrtCERS. 9:35 a m Valley No 12 Justices of the I MAILS ARRIVE. ( Andrew Funk, Peace 12:26 p m From south No 7 COUNTY OFFICERS BOX ELDER CO. 8:30 a m From south No 9 Judge tat Judicial Dist.Chas H Hart From south, Local ft Cache F K Nebeker Dist. Atty 8:30 a m Valley Noll 8:30 a m , Chairman Co Com.... A W Valentine From north No 8 From north No 10 6 40 p m CoCommis., Iowa String M B Hart From north. Local ft Cache Kelton E H Jones 10:13 am Valley No 12 Office hours from 8:30 a m to 6.00 pm Jos Jensen County Clerk P. O. opens Sunday from 10:00 to J S Perry Prosecuting Attorney Treasurer B. F. Boothe, F. M. -- J A Edwards 11:00 a. m Sheriff Jos Josephson Recorder Meltrude llunsakei The News his received sampAssessor L A Snow Co Supt of Schools Nephi Anderson les of elegant wedding cards, inJ N lloldawjy vitation cards ud Surveyor, Deweyville programs, and Fun ft Game Warden, S F Thompson fill all orders on short notice. can A. -Dr. E. Rich County Physician Water Commissioner. . N P Anderson Call and see them and you are sure to be pleased with the price COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH. J W Flskbttro- -. . - Glenwood Springs, Aspen, Leadville, Pueblo, Colorado Springs Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and all points east Connecting at Ogden Union Depot with SOUTHERN Mrs. Joe THE 0. ANDERSON'S When calling for tbe aboye letters W S Taylor state when advertised. Supt. of Waterworks HARNESS STORE Chief Fire Dept W S Taylor B. F, Booths, Street Supervisor Chris. Christensen Repairing of all kinds in my line Postmaster, attended to. Mail orders promptly Watch Hansen C ft Jailor...C Night have my personal attention. Sexton C J Nelson BOARD THE SCENIC LINE TO ing purposes. Honey-vili- la 4Westlea OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. THE part of the week. The old rock school house has been completely remodeled and fitted up for butter mak- The people of orpe.' Mi to week Justices of the Peace j which will begin operation the latter their families. tires work A Foe se tiadigostlea. "Every rammer I hare hid to ttke toniilas, but now I uee Vlce-Pres- Honerville Happenings- Enoch Iverson, who was formerly manager of the creamery at Elwood, has purchased the Lee Bybee place. He and family expect to make their home here in the future. Mr . Iver son has charge of the creamery here, proving now, Mr. Michaelis and Mr. Owed District court First Tuesday in SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT- CITT OrrtCERS BRIGHAM CITY. February, May, September and NoHeber C Boden vember, Mayor JOHN D. PETERS, E. Mortensen County commissioners meet the Cashier, Peter Knudson first and third Mondays of each month Isaac A. Jensen Councilmen LORENZO N. STOnL, Prest, t. LUCIUS. A. SNOW, C Simonsen John P Christensen ADVERTISED LETTERS May 4th, 1903 Recorder directors: John E Baird The fallowing letters u net celled for la twe Lucius A. 6now, Treasurer John L. Edwards, James Xlseo, Mary Johnson weeks, will be sent to tke Deed Letter office. S. N, Lee, Nels Jenson, Alma Nelson, Peter M. Hansen. Marshal .... J L Robir.ette Olson, Jossle B II Jones Peters, Mrs. M. M. Atto.ney- -. Mr. Joseph Pominvilleof Stillwater, Minn., after having spent over $2,000 with the best doctors for stomach trouble, without relief, was advised by his druggist, Mr. Alex. Richard, to try a box of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. He did so and is a well man today. If troubled with indigestion, bad taste in the mouth, lack of appetite or constipation, give these Tablets a trial, and you are certain to be morerhan pleased with lhc rMuIt For sa1e at 5c per box by Wynn L. Eddy, psescription druggist. of Brigham City: Shall the city pay $5,050 to Brigham City Electric Light ,o;. for its electric light, plant? ' Shall the city pay to tjie Brigham City Electric Light Co. $2,450 for to to pay the settle all differences and . preliminary expenses ,of their con- I BBSS. First The ns MrMew roimnoircraftii ftrsMMmiMftiMN FOIITSHOIfETMAR ' quest ions; S, nt, the Citizens BODEN. MAYOR Whereas the people or Brigham City in Mass Meeting assembled, n the Brigham City opera house on t March. 25, 1903, passed a resolution squiring the Mayor and city Couneii,to call an election and submit to the. qualified electors of Br jgham City the following mil-lie- At the request of President Howat he stepped out of the room a moment later, while the association deliberated upoa tha committees report. The decision to submit the matter tq tfci Supreme court was reached inside of five minutes. Salt Lake Tribune. BY PROCLAMATION Tremont. urday evening, May 9 . An enjoyable A point of interest in Bear River was evening spent playing games, valley, Utah, just now is where the etc., and partaking of the delicacies M alad Valley R. R. crosses the tele.There phone line between Deweyville and prepared for the occasion. were present Mr. and Mrs. Heber N. Rowevllle. The cause of this unusual REUAQE ample. A very pleasant social was Pearl Street. New York. friends. SOc. and $1.00: alldruKKiata. in honor at the home of their given SCOTT A BOWNE. Chemlets. OS-4- Israel Hunsaker Mr. and Mrs. 14, A WjVaienline Dr. E. A. Rich M. B. Hart and members of 'board Chairman Secretary E. H. Jones, and quality. One Minute Cough Cure For Coughs, Colds and Croup. k,;j First Door Narth of Box Elder News OfflfeP- -. West side Main St. Brtghaia city Session Laws 1908. Laws of the Fifth Legislature cf the State of Utah, will be issued from the Press and. Bindery eftbe SVejton Publishing Company, Provo, Uthh, about May 1st. Trice ip Full Law Sheep SL45 or Postpaid for The Session $1.60. Many hew Laws find amendments hae been made making this tbe most Important of all the former EditiouS. The following are sotne of the leading features render! ok the book of personal interest to all classes of Citizens. The new Irrigation Law, Amendments to the Mining Laws, Bounty Law. The new Free school Book Law, Marriage Law, Fodd and Dairy Laws, State Sheep Inspector Laws, also many other important measures. Sand modal, tkotch or photo of invention I et free report on jalantaWlity. TRIDE-IUR- Far fraa book, XS iA0 |
