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Show OUJ E BOX an We were pleased to learn a day Of came, they saw, they con-th- e Garland-Tremocrowd two ago that a great deal of activity ' is being displayed in anticipation of . terday. Isnt much of a story to tell, the big celebration of Peach Day hat after a game crowed with planned for thi3 year. The date has f all kinds on both sides, the now been definitely settled for SEPwere able to crow over a TEMBER 18TH, which strikes us as 19 to 12. The score simply about right. The cmmittee In charge have dehe relative number of errors I ted, the brilliant plays on both cided to extend the territory from Uuulj i sides being a minor quantity. which to draw upon for excursionists lave heard It lustily whispered and have made arangements for a ct Soap,, f that If ye editor and Harvey three day's excursion from points in have Utah on the Rio Grande. rn..,t nn, and about seven others of also secured rates from allThey on points Igham team had played a good is.. Malad star'd c"; fitter, the score would have the Malad Valley including On Short the Line, Oregon City. 3retter for this side. c sardine as far north force will rates in be all joking aside, the game was as )(i p Preston, Idaho, and perhaps farthe business nt 4 3 The feeling in this city is almost unanimous that Justice of the Peace William Horsley should resign. Last Sunday the police, after a great deal of pains and hard work, succeeded in landing a bunch of young fellows, minors, who confessed to having bought $2.40 worth of beer from Wilsons saloon. They felt that they had a clear case, a dead mortal cinch, and prepared to file their complaint in the Justices court next morning. But, the saloon keepers were alert. They learned that the boys had been gathered in, and early Monday morning one of them went up to the Justice and confessed to We clipped the following from the Ogden department of the Deseret News of the 30th: James Blackwood Russell, a well known resident of Weber county, died at 2:45 this morning at his home in Roy, of cancer of the stomach. He was bom in Scotland, Oct. 16, 1842, and came to Utah 40 ears ago, and has resided here ever since. A wife and eight children survive him. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 10 oclock at the grove at the county infirmary. Interment will be had in Ogden city cemetery." of Mr, Russell is the father-in-laMr. J. S. Hull of this city and for a short time resided here on South Main Street in the house previously Mr. and owned by Lorenzo Jeppson. Mrs. Hull have gone to Ogden today w "S-feeli- ng run-awa- IE E Trouble occurred last night In the ward between Lars Larsen and a woman, Mrs. Lauritzen, over irrigation water. A telephony call was sent in to the police who responded promptly, but when they arrived Larseu had gone. Mr. Lanritzen, the womans husband, sajs that Larsen struck her twice with his fist, knocking her down. Dr. Pearse was sent for, as the woman went into a nervous fit, but failed to find anything to indicate that she had been injured. There were no marks on her body where Larsen is said to h.ivj strnc.c Her and the idea is quite firm in the minds of those who have been at the place that she wasnt struck at all. One man's version is that Mrs. Lauritzen became aggressive and approached Larsen, whereupon he simply pushed her away. This version is pretty well borne out by the fact that there isnt the slightest bruise on her body. When we saw the names of E. Petersen of Brigham City among the names of those who were saved from Columbia last week, we the were at a loss to place him. We have been informed now, however, that he is a son of Mr. and Mrs. ed Petersen of the 2nd ward. He and Brigham Newman, Jr., left town together some time ago to try their luck in the world and there is a question in the minds of Mr. and Mrs. Newman as to whether their boy was on this boat, or not. The last time they heard from him he was working on a boat that ran from San Francisco to Stockton on the bay. We have seen lists of both the saved and the lost, but haven't seen the Newman boys name among either. We hope he was not there. 1st ill-fat- SELLING LIQUOR TO MINORS ON SUNDAY. The Justice fined them while. It helped $5 on each charge, and let them $10 a Craclf ther. the three sections of the coun-s- t this wasnt the first ofNow, go. The people of Brigham City are Oyster f. fense of the kind, nor the second nor get better acquainted. And Ow pjcquainted, too, as we never saw evincing a greater interest in the day even the third. This breach of the to attend the funeral. than ever before. The finance com- law ie more free from wrangling has been committed a number of than this one. We are mittee reports that thus far contri- times by the same people, and the A DIFFERENT VERSION. &t the? t0 entertaln the boys from butions by business men are double question is asked many times every side several times, and lose, what they have ever been before. It day, Why shouldnt 'that fine have of the Referring to our write-u- p r a show of the good fellowship is the intention, also, to buy all pea- been $100. or more? y week in which young last ches outiight this year that are to narked this game. Lloyd Knudsoti was hurt, we are inbe distributed instead of asking to ND. from here understand the boys formed that some facts were not have them contributed. It has been YOU'RE RIGHT. ,isit either Garland or Tremont-ortl- y found that in some cases, fruit that correctly stated. Our informant was and play a return game. The driving of a livery horse to its Deputy Sheriff McGarvey of Pocatelis contributed is not of the best, and death by a brute named Roy Stone at lo and we naturally did not question the club wants visitors to get the Ogden a few days ago, is a crime that his version of what took place at the VERY BEST GROWN this year. demands greater punishment than depot. Mr. Wilder, the operator, Help the thing along, everybody! the laws allow. Stone hired the and Mr. Carlos Sederholm of the exWhats worth doing at all is worth horse, a fine spirited animal, valued press office say that everybody did doing well, and since we have seen at two hundred dollars, to go for a all that could be done under the cirT 1S55. , . fit to undertake this work again this short drive, but he did not return cumstances and that no came spirit of instalking, night the stork year, let that be our motto do it until midnight, and then he sent the difference was shown at all, as told ,d. Stork,' beneath your wing, well. horse to the stable by two boys who by Mr. McGarvey. Carlos telephon'lapped in dreamless simm er, mit jars4e tiniest little could hardly induce it to reach the-bar- ed for the doctor and afterwards got thing! It was covered by welts raised out his cot for the lad to lie on. l Babyland, out yonder RED BUTTES MINING DISTRICT the whip and was so exhausted by rd of roolde a sIlver sea The Red Buttes Mining District is that it lay down and died. Stone is treasure a priceless brought MORE PRAISE. D' situated in the northwest corner of on trial for cruelty to animals and if gift to mine and me! an covers Box Elder County, and convicted will probably be fined a few Through the kindness of Editor miles in width by forty dollars or sent to jail for a few days. Capwell of the Tremont Times we ten of area one listened dear night my miles in length. The whipping post would be the right are permitted to reproduce the fol ad, wife, you knew the cry and entire its length Throughout our thing for such brutes with forty or lowing extract from a letter received dear old Stork has sought breadth are to be found evidences of fifty stripes well laid on. The man by him recently: home immense deposits of copper. The for who will deliberately drive a horse 30 No. Franklin St., many times gone by! ' compos- to death would not hesitate to comdistrict the of Wilkes-Barrmation being f in bosom Pa., July 27, 07. your gentle of diorites, ed quartzite, had least he the W. N. if mit murder granites, provo Esq., ..found Capyell, the i pretty thing chists, porphyrys, shales, slates and cation. The societies for the proven Tremonton, Utah. t from the realm out yonder limes. The entire district is literal tion of cruelty to animals are doing Dear Sir: Mr. Capwell, thank you 1 did ur friend the Stork bring, looct; ly a mass of fissure and contact veins. much to prevent such things, but for the circular of the Agricultural The grosque matter of these veins is severe punishments meted out by the College of Utah. It has afforded me largely composed of quartz and iron courts will add to the effectiveness considerable pleasure to Look at the and others of gossan, and the capping of the laws and serve as a warning Pictures, and to read the descripformations largely pregnated with to others of like vicious propensities. tions and my comments are all comTremont Times. Many of these veins are barren mendations. of copper while others contain sufficiThe handsome and substantial ent quantities of the red metal to with a backgrouped buildings warrant the assumption that it is but d peaks, form ground of a question of time until the Red But Perry. a picture to gladden the heart of an tes mining district will be among the nteht my heart grew fonder loestf!1 It appears that your corespondent artist. Jh happy heart of mine, largest and most productive of the The promoters of the institution copper producing districts of the Un- from this place has been somewhat are SCig of the inspirations a progressive peoited States. sleepy of late also neglectful in ple, unquestionably onesEfhat round my pathway shine! far and seeing. They practical .d sing your sweetest love-son- g Samples of ores from some of the supplying items. My advice is wake are building for the , generacoming not do and play . properties and prospects from this up Jo this dear nestling wee tions, as well as for the present, and so here goes. seen Utahna can be at the section Stork from it is evidently their intention to see 'P hotel and at Zimmermans, that run Had brought to mine and me! The farmers of this place owning the "wilderness blossom as a rose. high in silver and copper values, and water in the Box Elder Ditch are " some gold values. GoriS seriously considering the proposition LOUISE M. STOECKEL-LUNDQUIS- T A fine boy was born to the wife of There are two mining companies of cementing the ditch the whole (M. D.) Johansen on the 23rd. organized and it is but a question of distance, it has been"demonstrated BORN. Saturday morning, to the time until others are organized, and that the loss is 50 per cent from the Ife of John P. Christensen of the this section become the field of exSUNDAY SCHOOL UNIONS. grave yard to the tail end, or in other tst ward, a fine boy. All doing ceptionally active developments. words, the stream of water is just Report of North Sunday School UnThe develpment of this large sec- double in quantity at the head to ion meeting held at Elwood Sunday, inmeans to tion much the business Is a long lane that has no end what it is at the tail end of the ditch. July, 21st, at 5:30 p. m., Supt. John a iitor Wixom of the Garland Globe terests of the county, and nearby Now if water is worth $250.00 per D. Peters presiding. Meeting comcommercial centers. acre, how long will the farmers be menced on time. Fifteen members played in hard luck a time or two to is of interests the And, the it ce taking up his abode in the in getting back the amount expend- of, the Sunday School Board In attenbusiness men and others who will be ed? There are several acres of up- dance. gar city, but last Tuesday night more There are 237 officers and or- - less benefitted through the land here that is producing lucern, teachers enrolled in ten schools. 121 tings brightened up. A branfl new sec and of this up opening developing now if the farmers want dollars, if were 1 1 iy came to the house and brought tion, to aid punctual, 24 were late, 16 were by financially support- they will f Ijith him a whole lot of cheer plant one row only of excused, and 36 visitors, making a just ing the enterprise, the building up of peach trees on each acre, when they hat Arthur needed. The mother and grand total of 186 present, a decrease are doing nicely and all is as which will later be a source of rev- get to bearing they will get double of 20 compared writli the previous enue to the county and an establishthe amount in dollars to what they session. yjt should be lovely. ed market for the products of the now and with less work, the Elwood, worth Garland and Penfarm and wares of the merchant. fruit get sale. business is yet in its infancy rose had 100 per cent punctual. The judicious expenditure of a few with a growing demand for it, while The North District includes the thousand dollars will go far to dem- the lucern and cattle business does The Sunday Schools of the stake onstrate the fact that there are im- not pay for the amount of labor re- following schools: Bear River City, Beaver, Bothwell, Garland Central, pe to make this years excursion mense deposits of sulphide ores in quired. Garland North, Garland East, Dewey-villthe section mentioned and the estab"andamere the best yet. They Thatcher and Penrose. Harvesting grain is nearly done. ive advertised the event thorough- lishment of this will without doubt The yield is fair and free from smutt. Report of the South District Sunly and have left nothing undone that bring into the country the necessary School Union meeting held at day ould tend to the convenience 0f'caPital to Pea UP and develop what Cannery people are busy getting eir guests. Wandamere is situated surface indications show to be a dis- things in shape for the tomato crop Brigham City July 28th, at 6 p. m oout six miles southeast of Salt Lake trict of copper mines that will in which promises to be very good this John D. Peters presiding. Meeting commenced on time. 16 tty and is a delightful place to spend all probability later employ thousands season. members of the Sunday School Board (day now and then. It has become of miners, and be a long and lasting Aunt Ann Stokes goes to Salt Lake in attendance. icecdiugly popular this season as a benefit to the business and other in- City Wednesday, to nufse her niece, There are 300 officers and teachers Jeassre resort and thousands visit terests of this county. Mrs. Emma Ogden, who has to sub- Included In the eleven schools. 127 tere daily. On this occasion, Aug-- t THOS. SHERRY. mit to an operation. were punctual, 12 were late, 43 exthe 7th, every form of amusement (Mr. Sherry has the report of Mr. and 7 visitors, making a grand cused, Health of Geo. the is be H. in a on full swing and no one will pll people very good Sanford, mining expert, of 162, a decrease comtotal as a but too the has rule, trouble as in everybody Nonpareil companys property finding good rfjjjve with the session. much pared work. previous all day long. A flattering as one often sees.) EE First Ward, Third Ward, Perry, Wure of the day will be a game of DOUBLE JEW, Mantua, Honeyvllle, and North Wilnil between the Z. C. M. I. team of Before buying a piano be sure to lard had 100 per cent punctual. felt Lake, and the Willard team. examine the Henry F. Miller, and . Fishbums are winning hundreds the Schiller, two of the best pianos of patrons by giving high grade Naptha, cold water soap, 5c a bar in the world. STOHL FURNITURE merchandise at low prices and are JELLY TUMBLERS 20 CTS. SET t N L Hansens opposite poetofflce. COMPANY. tf. AT N. L. HANSENS. known as a money saving store. - mm the game. SH e, DISTINGUISHED VISITOR. Mr. J. Johansen entertained quite a distinguished visitor this week. His L LOCAL. guest was Herr Halie Stensland, Consul of Sweden and Norway until the Mr. Nephi Anderson, fs in town on separation of the countries, but now a visit this week. representing Norway only. Mr. Johansen and Mr. Stensland JELLY TJMBLERS 26 CTS. SET met and became acquainted on steam- AT N. L. HANSENS. er when the former went on his last It Is reported that the Wilson Bros. visit to the fatherland. Mr. Stensland hae bought the Roughcore restauron Mr. Johansen in Denmark called ant. For Carriage' or Furniture painting apply to A. T. Jorgensen. now having occasion to pass through this way, called to see him and again. Mr. Stensland resides in Madison, Messrs. H. A. Christensen and Jos. Wis., and is a public spirited man, Frodsham went to Canada last Monhaving presented his city two ex- day night. He is pensive and worthy presents. If In need of screens for windows also president of the Savings Loan & and doors phone or call on Merrell Trust Company of that place. Lumber IN MEM0RIUM. With a heavy heart we drop a tear to the memory of William Jones, the 17 year old son of Prof. Wm. H. Jones. Some time ago in a railway accident he met injuries from which on Tuesday last he died. His death has brought the bitter cup of sorrow to his friends and relatives. He was a heart of gold. He was one of natures noblemen In its truest sense brave, generous, manly. His was the soul of honor. To the broken hearted father, mother and sister, who sit in sorrow where his footsteps shall never again find echo, we extend the sympathy of one who loved him as a brother. snow-covere- er Vy.' Jt e, whole-entertainme- nt I S When they have drained the bitter cup may the peace that passeth all understanding; come to them. Box Elder Report. Co. Miss Mary Sorensen, who Is employed at Auerbachs in Salt Lake, was home on a visit Sunday. Miss Ella Nelson returned yesterday from Salt Lake City for a short visit with her parents. President Oleen N. Stohl is spending a two weeks vacation In Idaho, with his family. It is told around town that Frank Larsen of the second ward caught a fish on the 24th 18 inches long. Naptha, coid water soap, 6c a bar at N L Hansens opposite postofflce. The water was turned in the Hammond canal last Monday morning, but since then we tuivnt heard anything about it. Dont forget Aug. 14. j25a8 N, L, Hansens Shoes are better. Mr. Casper Andreason of Cleveland. Idaho, formerly of Ejwood, this county, was in Brigham City on SUNDAY busi- ness yesterday. SERVICES. Wellsville Brass Uattff, Orchestra, President L, A. Snow took charge of and Ball team will be in Brigham the services in the tabernacle last August 14. , j25a8 A good dry farm for saie, 200 acres Sunday afternoon. Singing by the choir, Come bless- of plow land, 50 acres of meadow, ed Lord. 350 of good pasture. Joseph B. Mantua, Utah. Prayer by Patriarch Peter Aug. 14th, Wellsville Day at Brigj25aS Singing by the choir, Behold the ham. Mr. Joe Baird has received a call great Redeemer die. The sacrament was administered from the famous Box B and will leave on a mission to New Zealand by the bishopric of the First ward. Elder Ezra Jenson read the 3rd about August 13th. chapter of the 1st Epistle of St. John. Now is the time to get the newA solo, Resignation, was beautiest and best of goods at reduced fully sung by Miss Callie Lund, ac- prices at Fishburns. companied on the organ by her sisMessrs. Jim T. Pitt and Jack Evter, Morilla. ans went to Nevada Saturday to work Elder J. Francis Merrell was he in the interests of the Cleaveland first speaker. He treated the first Commission Company. principles of the gospel in a compreAnyone wanting to sell or buy hensive and Impressive manner that second-hangoods or exchange for must have brought conviction to the new on W. B. Jensen.' call goods, hearts of his listeners. We were honored yesterday by a Singing, Judges who rule the visit from Mr. Capwell, editor and world by laws. proprietor of the Tremont Times, and Elder Sylvanus Iverson, who has Mr. A. W. Hadley of Evans. lately returned from the Snake River Aug. 14, Wellsville Ball team and country, corroborated what was said Willard Blue Sox will play good ball by the first speaker, and bore his tesat Brigham. J25a8 to the of Christ. timony gospel Mr. M. A. Boothe (Art) will move The choir sang the anthem, Shall his family to Brigham in the near I Receive a Welcome Home? future. We understand that he exBenediction by Bishop Brigham pects to leave Garland himself before Wright. Jep-pese- n, Fors-gre- n. d long. A fine line of Shoes of the best quality can always be had at right prices at Larsen & Jensen. The wagon missionaries wilt hold Their their final meeting tonight. subject will be, What the Bible Teaches of the Future Life. This will make seven or eight meetings .for these missionaries, who are eleven Ja " J25a8 number, led by Rev. Nutting. alarm was turned in last oclock from the Bynight about water residence in the 3rd ward. It was a pile of rubbish, however, and the boys had their work for their pains. Aug. 14, our good neighbors, Wellsville will have a holiday and spend it all in Brigham. August A fire 8- - 14th. |
