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Show PAGE SIX. Some typewriter advantages Rsuivebla Speediest ever A tY i than two. Only one motion make any character : complete, straight-lincharacter keyboard o i the ! 1 i easy action light running tlA . c ? a-- e i 8ai(i ! lie didnt do it pil in 'vr.uiD? rnti.Hr lie spent most of accu!'nfe P -- I o a lining it. Many a night lie hu or p,,i I1'1'1;1100 tIr liking it over with his wile claims specific i Su s,., that a home in the city In ;U'3 i I,, which long in coming their way so urf ci,n. lions to make their farm ctiv. in mkidote, ln'ticd that ?hleer 0 . in ,ib!e place. They planned ants may i, adjll(igtdther,g to i ,; added a little here, a eis then c o' Y time; removed objectionable - uiid placed them with pleasMl oius. When they had visitors 0f Sno"vili i lei'ted a chicken over the fire nitiv C tiicr spic'ous living room and first Publicati0- It y, d the caller to come again. ... - cot lorg until they had friends m till .surrounding communities; they Probate and Guard ianship bad visitors tioni the city; they beon tarm the for lile gin to enjoy Consult Countycierktr ai mi work the evenings which once Sl3n:iIs for Further L t o'.iod long were now spent in coin tm table cmarters, usually with a visUJC EOFSMlRE itor They were not rich but instead oi James y rich. home tire Their envied by weie ' ceased. were ideal as poor. hie yet they The the with discontented The trouble pfl win , farmer is that he watches his bank LAN! account too closely it doesnt grow Hay or Jaai7, A. D fast enough; the city home comes able and valuable lands slowly to him. Why spend so much irt Pral n time muttering and grumbling? After hereunder, situate immejia llice all isn't home, no matter where it is, of, and adjoining the trad the one place on earth we want to ca :;e:s be? Then why not make the home atTenh0!tLineRai1 Brigham is If to not it more comiortable? the Elder County, State f031 of om taste, why not change it and make described as it as we would have it? The grass wit: on your neighbor's side of the fence .. just a little greener than that on CoinmencingatapoiatB your side until you get on his side rods West oi the South eJ more It back. and look energy were of Section Fourteen (14) spent in beautifying the farm instead Two (2, West of of spending it all in swelling the bank account and grumbling at its sluggish Mer and running West aid growth, tarm life would be vastly im- Section line, Thirteen (i; proved. A tew minutes spent each thence running North Twei hedges, planting rods day in trimming and Eleven (it) feet) trees, painting the fnrm buildings, reto the County less, a in short road; Lr pairing ienecs, etc., would, East Thirteen (13 rods time, bring about great improvement. ning One would forget his troubles and running South Twelve (tf. glory in the change. Perhaps there Eleven (li) feet, more or le is a small stream, a spring, or a pond on the farm. This could be made to point of beginning, contaim' a! be a picturesque spot, where the far- Acre, more or less, with all mer could spend many a pleasant ces and water SAH rights. evening with his loved ones. What Also the following, could better lighten a burdened mind Commencing at a point Two than a stroll about the farm, were it a farm beautiful? At the fireside West from the center of the li of the home lies the future of every Northern Railroad track ( young man. Then why should that fireside not be a pleasant one? Is It Oregon Short Line Railroad, possible that there is a better place to a point where the said track invest ones money than in the home? the South line of Section )R The final word, then, to the discon- (H), Tp. Nine (9) N., R. tented farmer! Look about you. See West of the Salt Lake Men, where you can improve your farm and strive for that improvement Your running West Six (6) rods and farm is your home and your home (12) feet, more or less, to should be uppermost in your mind. James W. Walker line, as e an Deseret Farmer. was described and established deed from W. II. Cragheadto Walker, dated August 5th, AD 'LEGAL COLUMN, and recorded on April 18th, 91, In Book N of Deeds, of Bor 4348 a County Records on NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I thence running North Twelve, Tk (REGISTER.) DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. rods and Eleven (11) feet, mo U. S. Land Office at less, to the County road; thence J. Salt Lake City, Utah, ing East Six (6) rods and Eigi Jan. 18, 1910. NOTICE is hereby given that Susan feet, more or less, to a point T Crawford, of Brigham City, Utah, who, rods West of the center of the on Nov. 27th 1903, made Homestead and Northern (now the Oregon Entry 16054, Serial No. 02069, for Lot yine) Railroad track; thence ru 1 (NE14 NE!4), Section 2, Township South Twelve (12) rods and Elevu 8 North, Range 2 West, S. L. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make feet, more or less, to the point I Final 5 Year Proof, to establish claim gipning, containing 82 square to the land above described, before the more or less, with all rights ac Clerk of the District Court at Brigham City, Utah, on the 26th day of purtenances. And written bids for above dr; February, 1910. Claimant names as witnesses: James ed lands, will be received by m Stokes, Hyrum Perry, Vincent F, Da- my office in the First National! vis and John S. Holton, all of Brigham, Building, in Brigham City, Boi i R. F. D. No. 2, Utah. Said land lying within a School Sec- County, State of Utah. tion, the State of Utah is hereby specTerms of sale, for cash, gold ially notified and allowed 30 days from of the United States, ten per ch notice hereof within which to file any bid payable at time of sale, hai objections hereto, if desired. E- - D- - R- upon Confirmation of Sale bj THOMPSON, 120 Court, deed at expense of purchas Register. Dated January 13th, 1910. In the District Courvor the First Ju dinal District of the State of Utah; in The above sale is hereby . and for the County of Box Elder. from Friday, the 28th day of Jans In the Matter of the Portage Town-sit- e A. D. 1910, to on or after Friday. Entry NOTICE TO OCCUPANTS 18th day of February, A RIM Notice is hereby given that the N. STOHL . a , i, 'itat e tW' ,, !1 - , :o' i 1 e, Complete, Straight Line Keyboard and Key for Every Chirac ter. not nyiug to increase the pleasures, been entered for you are thinking merely of laying li,nd in to one s:de to be able to . An,l SnowvJcupj ,,r, ,!! ' You spend your to the city. interfc p!j ands, not re time complaining of your lot the ovvnt-i- , hereof,, are her- - hi of ieir nspi m! unyiug that of some individual s'x moni.N ,uotlfled to ,.o.i you believe is "betterof off. a farm-- , i,o ,iior read recently a Kin..'.,- - v' bo, l'oi $1500, has turu-- ent or and all, into a iue ("hi y i u e and m l,o " LS single motion is quicker to make which, when investigated, Escapement, devised 17, 1910. 1 inevitably lead to the selection of the Smith Premier and Interchangeable PI .tens Rrver ;l le Tabulator Rack lb,!! Bearing Carriage Complete Control from Ke) board Simple Stencil Cutting Device Drop Forged Type Bara IC-feL ne Lock fi chroma Ribbon. UmformTouch Ball Bearing Type Bar Column I inder and Paragrapber Decimal labu'alor Perfect Liasieg Facilities Interch'ngL.ible Carriages Right and Left Carriage Release Leven Swinging Marginal Rack Visible Writing. Protected Ribbon Gear Driven Carriages Ribbon Controlled from Keyboard Variable and Universal Line Spacer Perfect Dust Guard Back Space Lever Carnage Retarder Improved Marginal Stops FEBRUARY THE BOX ELDER NEWS, THURSDAY, l;re , ode! i und'-rsigne- .. yt Write for information to The Smith Premier Typewriter Co., Inc. Syracuse, N. V. Branches everywhere i N-.- Water resources of utah. Hydrographic Work of the United tes Geological Survey In the State. . Sta- In the year 1889 the United States Geological Survey began the study oi the water resources of the State of Utah. Gaging stations were established on Dear River near Collinston and on Provo River at the mouth of the canyon. The behavior of these two Utah rivers is pretty well known at the present time, as a practically complete daily record of the flow in cubic feet per second, has been kept lor of twenty years. U ith the exception or some scattering records kept by the Army Engineers, very little data had been collected beai ing on the water resources of the United States prior to 1889, but In that year a systematic study of the subject was inaugurated by the Federal Survey In several states and the work has gradually increased from year to year until at the present time the investigations cover practically every State and Territory in the Union, including Alaska and Hawaiian Islands. In the study of its water resources the United States has been divided Into districts,, the work In each district being under the direction of a district engineer. Thus the State of Utah is included in what is known as Great Basin District, which comprises the States of Idaho, Utah and Nevada. E. C. La Rue, district engineer, has charge of be work in these three with and spend dollar for dollar with Diamond Fork River at Thistle. the Federal Government, in the Escalante Creek at Escalante. of hydrographic investigations Ferron Creek at Fcrron. to cover Southern Utah. As a result Fremont River at Thurber. the water resources of the State of Green River at Elgin. Utah are now being carefully studied Hobble Creek at Springville. undei the direction of E. C. LaRue, Creek at Huntington. Huntington district engineer for the IT. S. GeoloIndian Creek at Straw beriy Valiev. gical Survey and Caleb Tanner, enLogan River at Logan. gineer for the State of Utah. Logan, Hyde Park and Sunthfield The work in Utah nearly doubled 7anal at Logan. ,1909. At the present time, a during Creek at Emery. Huddy daily record, in cubic teet per second, Peteetneet Creek at Pays-onis being kept on the following streams Price River at Helper. in the State: Provo River at Forks. Hear River at Collinston. San Rafael River at Enterprise. Beaver Creek at Minersville. Santa Clara Rrver at St. George. Blacksmith Fork River jit Hvruin Sevier River at Gunnison. Power Plant Race at Hyrum. Box Elder Creek at Brigham. Took All His Money. Cottonwood Creek at Orangeville. Often all a man earns goes to docFor Tat Terrible Itching. tors or for medicines, to cure a stomEczema, tetter and salt rheum keep ach, liver, or kidney trouble that Dr. their victims in perpetual torment. King s New Life Pills would quickly The application of Chamberlains Sal- cure at slight cost Best for dyspepve will Instantly allay this itching, sia. Indigestion, biliousness, constiuid many cases have been cured by pation, jaundice, malaria and debility. Its use. For sale by all dealers. 25c at Wynn L. Eddys. . 4Sc-25- Trail Hollow Cieek at Strawberry Valley. U. S U rork. S. Power Canal at Spanish Rier at Virgin. Weber River at Devils Slide. Weber River at Oakley. Weber River at Plain City. Tlie records from these stations are published annually and may be consulted or obtained by writing the Director of the U. S Geological Survey, ashington, IX C or E. C. 30, Brooks Arcade Bldg., Salt LaRue, Lake City, I tali. The 1909 record will be published in the spring of 1910. Virgin V Most disfiguring sn;n eruptions, sci of u la, pimples, rashes, etc., are due to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes you clear-eyed- , skinned. dear-braine- 7 clear- - THE LiV f 6 T- - 34 OLEEN N.. R. 3 W. Meridian, In Box Elder P. County, State of Utah, has been enter-efor the occupants of said land In heP'' the remark: "Wei? if I Portage Townsite; could live in the city and And all have money, an interested In said automobile, an ele- - lands, not persons heretofore adjudged to be 10m a Msh social the arJ owners of their respective standfnr 1 pieces. be haPPy too- - But as are hereby notified to C?ud appear within , as have to drudge on the fam j s Jong lu uie same old fviovu V UJ ills aK old tences; the same ent or attorney, find sign and file, with the Clerk of the said District Court, a wLtV?ryt?ing- - day in and daY out TfJ aYStake I11 fave to the !?e.em?nt.. in an city. whole world is sorry for f of the particular n who makes such a of land in wh,ch he remark . . ity him; not because any lnteresL and the silmV! or estate there- hVar but because he does1 ?n llrLebt.,.nter?st. not leiv ?h be c,a,ms to be entitled to x UJUJ spot on earth the farm. mov0rwer tb,at the rshtful claim-thereo- f adjudged the owners whori i!f"Sh, and say- - "Show me P Pa w- - W. MAUGHAN, v'reS a'e and rH enjoy them around you! The Jl,dB and Trustee for the antS f Portage Townsite Entry ionqate of first Publication Dec. V. C. d Denver Rio Grandel Railroad. 8 Executor of the Estate of la Walker, Deceased. FRED J. HOLTON, Attorney for Estate. , NOTICE OF P0STP0NMENT SALE OF REAL ESTAT5j Estate of James W. Walker,1 ed of Oleen N. Stohl, Executor of James W. Walker, deceased, the by gives public Notice, that ethe of sale of making private descrl state, In said estate, as the Notice of Sale, published in 20, Elder News of January FridW. postponed from 1910. 28th dty of January, February. day, the 18th day of real pw said for and written bids at 23, will be feceived by me Bm Bank in the First National In the District Court UP of the First in Brigham City, Utah, meadows croak, the cattle low f th State of Utah; ,n h! said 18th day of Fe eluding Founty of Box Eder. he in ihl tbe. D. 1910. hogs squeak the dobark'-,atter of the Snowville sitn OLEEN N. STOHL ' N0TICE T0 0CCU- does noflnloT Ajd J11 Sxecutor of the Estate of 5lv E. Walker. Ileceased. Sec- - 2- - -M U . 8 V Qnu looking for them, that FRED J. HthLTON. Von are Attorney for Estate. J:n?h?e8r SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD. writln-containing THREE SOLID VESTIBULED TRAINs) EACH WAY DAILY BETWEEN SALT LAKE and DENVER long-tim- e which could be depended upon. Undeveloped Lands of Utah. Thousands of acres of rich land in Southern Utah today lie worthless because they arepractically without With the development of irrigation. the available water resources, the value of these lands will be raised to several million dollars, creating a magnificent asset for the State and the Nation. The preliminary to such development in every case must be a reliable record of the flow of the streams During the last session of the Utah Legislature, a law was enacted authorizing the state engineer to Preven tics those Candy Cold Cure Tablets will safely and quickly check all colds and the Grip. Try them once and see! Sold by Wynn L. Eddy. mr30 ley. THE FARM BEAUTIFUL. . States. On account of the limited Federal appropriation, only a small amount could be allotted for this work in Utah and, consequently, the work has not progressed as rapidly as many people have wished. However, these investigations, carried on bv the Government throughout the West, have led to the construction of Federal irrigation works during the last seven years, costing upwards of J50.000.000. The building of these large irrigation projects would of necessity have been greatly, if not indefinitely, delayed had it not been for the records of stream flows showing the vast amount of water to waste each year in these running western rivers, and also the amount of flow Sevier River at Marysville. Spanish Fork River at Lake Shore. Spanish Fork River at Spanish Fork. Spanish Fork River at Thistle. Strawberry River at Strawberry Val- PASSING THROUGH T1IE FAMOUS of the GRANDE. CANYON of the GUNNISON EAGLE RIVER CANYON GARDEN of CANYON RUBY CANYON GLENWOOD SPRINGS T IE FEhTILhPRl IT the GODS MANITOU SPRINGS THE ROYAL GORGE 'TURAL DISTRICTS OF Pullman & Tourist Sleepers FROM SALT LAKE TO DENVER. CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. S. AND ST L0U8 nmu Town-PANT- - Cures Biliousness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Torpid Liver and Chronic Constipation. Pleasant to taHa For Folders, Booklets, Etc., Address: K. HOOPER, G. P. 4 T. A., I. A. BENTON, G. A. P. D.. Denver, Colorado. Salt Lake City, Utah. i , iii Esa '- rVf NR Cleanses thoroughly sallow Laxatiye Fruit Syrup Wynn L. Eddy. the flJJj and ) complcl0CJ pimples and It is gcaran j |
