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Show THt FOUR SnxElbrr Jfauia Published Every Thursday by THE BOX ELDER NEWS COMPANY STATE BANK OF Victor E. Madsen. Editor SUBSCfilPTIO: One Year, Ku Months, Three in Advertising advance.. Rate BRIGHAM CITY KATES: Capital Surplus and Profits Deposits .5 in advance Moutha, in advance..-- 0 mnterea at the Post Office City, Uta.i, as Second-class 5 . Furmahed BOX ELDER NEWS,. THURSDAY,, JUNE 5, 1813. an Arpl'.:itka $ 40,000.00- 40.000.- 00 500.000.- 0 ; at Brigham Matter MORE CANS NEEDED. BANKING: We respectfully suggest that the city dads install more garbage cans along the streets. The present ones- are filled to the limit. '? Commercial and Savings - MORE PAVEMENT. Prophesy is being fulfilled and the expected Is happening. When the big paving district was proposed nnd being discussed, it wag predicted by supporters of the movement that if the thing went through more property own. ers .would come jn and ask for paving and this is actually the case. There is one thing the present petitioners ought to Insist on and that Is a five foot walk. It is doubtful it there is an individual who protested the creation of paving district No. 4 who does not now regret that the walk was not made five leet instead of four feet wide. , Some property owners have taken upon themselves the responsibility walk and some of putting in a five-fohave made it six, but for general purposes, five iett is about right for side walks the width of those in Brigham All new walks ought to be at least five feel wide and the added expense is s trifling as to be unworthy of notice. While Brigham City never has suffered from mud like some communities the paved walks dress off the city and it is noticeable that nobody walks on the ground where It is possible to go on the cement walk. Let the paving movement grow until every sidewnlk In the city Is concreted V. 3. PEET. . writer of wide experience, with a mind capa' le of clear thought and a pen ready to transmit those thoughts to silent speech, a man who has worked In season and out of season in the defense of a great state and her people even when that labor brought him Into disrepute with many of his own people, The News hag pleasure in welcoming Mr. Peet to the realms of journalism in Box Elder County. Mr. Peet has taken over the reins of government in the Tremonton Times sanctum and from now on that breezy sheet will reflect, his thoughts and sen timents completely. ' Mr. Peet is one of the main ennses for the settlement of the great Bear River Valley and the day has never been too long nor the task too difficult to persuade him ..saying a good word for that garden snot. He has preached Its virtues from one end of the United States to the other and has sounded its praises across the seas. He has done'val-ian- t services for the entire state and Box Elder County has always got her share of praise. In taking up his journalistic work in this county, Mr. Peet has made a wise selection and we predict for him and the Tremonton Times all kinds of YOUR PATRONAGE INVITED. President; R L. Pishburn, Jr., W.T. Davis, Cashier; Gee. A. Anderson, Watson, Ass't Cashier. Directors M S. Browning, R. L. Fisbburn, Jr., Nels Jenson, Thomas Wheatley, J. C. Knudson, P. A. Nebeker, H. H. C- - W. Hall, John Watson. M. S. Browning, Vice-Presiden- t; Ro-lap- p, which belongs to another. The school stands preeminent among the educational Institutions of this great state and it is only by patronizing it that its Influence will Increase and its worth more fully develop. It is within our possibilities to make the Box Elder High School an institution of learning that will win recognition in this country and if the entire 278 graduates enroll on the High School roster next year, the total membership ot that institution will be a fairly pretentious army whose example and influence will spread and act as an incentive to others to become identified with the school Read your circular, boys and girls, inter-mountai- n and then make up your minds to be a student next year at the Box Elder High School. AN IMPORTANT DECISION. In the ruling of the Supreme Court the United States on the matter of the Denver Union Water Works Co., vs. Denver City Corporation, on Monday of last week, the effect of the de cree reached clear back here to Brigham City. The case, in brief, was that of the private water works corporation, whose tranchise has expired, attempting to force the city of Denver to grant it new franchise or purchase its plant The city corporation took a notion, just before the franchise expired, to establish its own water works system and so when the corporation came of A . ART. XIV s All Warn lnsipidWrierfoni Ae faucet tastedelidoiisjy oad fromAe Built in- - J lcfc<or CPECIAL bottle holder ac- commodate large bottles of tpring water. Ordinary city water" from the faucet if tastes delicious, cooled in this manner. The same ice that keeps your food cool and appe-tizing, cools your water in the AUTOMATIC ' y i, fjJ I',, 'i jl ill? tillViH , It ,'1 if i if If,, 1 VK Keep the Food Fres AND YOUR FAMILY WELL BY USING AN Automatic Refrigerator It is the best constructed refrigerator made and the least expensive to maintain. Besides this. It has several exclusive features which makes this the best for all. Come in during this week water closet and see the fine built-iwith the water tap ready for instant use. This refrigerator has perfect circulation. You can put onions on one Bhelf and butter on the other and the odors will not mix. Let us show you n Sold only by why. These, S3A, AIR. DEAD AU7Bmwfcfm IWHEN'ICEj. Keep Hca.t Out j, Ktc; Cold KEEP PEGGING AWAY. It js not what we can do by spasms of hard work or saving that will count it is what we do regularly seven days In a week, twelve months in each year, that brings the real results. The man who saves five dollars dolf this week and two and lars next week will soon find himself with more of the two and dollar weeks than the five dollar kind, and the weeks with nothing put aside will creep in in spite of his The man who puts best intentions. aside a sum regularly and has a definite system is the man who has the money when he need it to gras:- hi3 one-ha- business of the shall company be conducted on a strictly cash basis and no credit shall be extended to any ffr5rsr " a " ll Stohl Furn. Co, She Glelialie JuAniiuAt SioAe. - person. I . golden opportunity. r. Sprague of Huntsville has beenj EXCURSIONS TO SALT D The waste of money is frequo,.ftuest of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Holt June 4th to 8th, Inclum COMPTON, Proprietor. not due to extravagance, but to the Via a definite, system. Cut out the a tew days during the week. lack of Oregon Short Line Rail: MENS AND BOYS waste W. L. RENT. ROOMS FOR and away Olsen, pegging keep saving Young Mens and Young Lai FURNISHINGS AND SHOES m29-t- f regularly and persistently. 1st N., 4th East, Brigham. tual Improvement Associate SECURITY SAVINGS BANK Chickens wanted. W L. Holst. tions. Limit June 20tb. Set - $30,000.00 Phone 176. Capital, 120-t- f for rates and further particuL2,500.00 Surplus - LADIES AND CHILDRENS SHOES Announcement . tfi I wish to extend thanks to my many Patrons and Friends for their past patronage while I was associated with the HanBon Mercantile Company. , On Monday, June 9th, our new store will be open, with a complete line of Mens and Boys Furnishings and Shoes, Ladies and i Childrens Shoes. . It will be located one door south of the Hotel Boothe. Courtesy and attention will be our Motto. Call in We will be pleased to show you our New Lines. " whether you buy or not. Thanking you in advance for your future patronage in our new business. . : Tablets is dffily becoming more widely known. No such grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles has ever been known. For sale by Eddy Drug Stores Respectfully yours, - The superb Ansco. - The . camera that gets the picture and gets it right. Sold by Comptons Art Gallery. tf FOR SALE. 4 choice building lots, $75 per rod. H. C. Christiansen. Dance at Tremonton every Saturday night New Hall, good music. Man- Proprietor. agement the best. The Eddy Drug, Store Friday and Saturday, May)30 and;3l SPECIAL SALE Sempre Giovine , Dewitts Kidney Pills ........ MurineEye Water Steams Freckle Paste Nurbell Face Powder Chamberlains Toilet Cream... 336 33c 33c 33c 33c 33c Foleys Kidney Remedy Velvetina and Colgate's Talc. Violet Toilet Water Initial Box Paper . N. P. Manicure Scissors Any Popular Copyright .. O. C. JACOBSEN JEWELER Adv. CHURCH NOTICE. Prof. H. E. Thomson will speak to the Parents Class of the First ward Sunday school next Sunday morning on the subject, Responsibilities of MothAll parents are not only in. erhood. vited but earnestly requested to be present and we sincerely hope you will be there. .... , C. HOLST, Supervisor. l W. F. COMPTON, 3 Cant Keep It Secret. The splendid work of Chamberlain r EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES The two hundred and seventy-eigh- t graduates of the elementary schools who received their certificates last Saturday evening, also received a copy of the High School Annual for 1913. We have had the pleasure of looking over the circular and are mightily impressed by the statements therein contained. Vq utge the students to read it over carefully au note the splendid advantages which the Box Elder County High School offers, compaare. with those of any other school in the state if you like and we are sure they will measure up fully if not surpass the The circular was great majority. presented to you that you might become more acquainted with the course of study offered by the "High School in the hope that you will enroll yourselves with this splendid institution next year, with a determination to complete the full. four years course. After a careful perusal of the annual you can hardly make yourselves feel that there is a better school and we want to assure you there is not. Besides, no other school in the state w ill pay you a salary for attending it, which the Box Elder High School does, or at least Us equivalent for the Board of Education has provided again for the transportation ofstudents to and from the Hiuh School next year where they live within a certain radius, or if students cannot be transported from their honr-- to school and back each day, then a cash payment is made each month as a contribution to the living revenue of the student and the amount is of such proportions that it can be made to go a long way in meeting the expense of attending school. But that is not the best reason why you should attend the High School. This splendid school is yours and Njuine. AY e own it and we are inter-ou- r OAn more than In that Jed in ie one-hal- success, growth and beneficial opportunity to work for the advancement of the best and most in the State of Utah.progressive county i , back for a renewal, the councH turned it down. The matter went from one court to another, the corporation of attempting to. force the cityor reDenver to either buy its plant new the franchise, until it finally reacm ed the Supreme Court of the United States and the ruling of that body put the final quietus on the matter. The court held that the contract between the corporation and the city was limited to 20 years, that being the max-iulength of time franchises can be of the city granted for by the charter of Denver, and in this case no definite date for the expiration of the franchise was given, but the franchise had its birth and went into effect in 1890, just twenty three years ego. Brigham City entered into an agreement with the Rocky Mountain Bell corTelephone Co., and granted that which expired a franchise poration several years ago. In the mean time the R. M. Bell Tel. Co. sold its plant to another corporation and when the matter of a municipal plant came up, argument wag presented to the effect that the corporation could not be ejected nor forbidden to operate in the community because of the provisions of the Post Roads act. Tne ruling of the Supreme Court states plainly that the contract between a city and a corporation, where. In a franchise is involved, ends at the expiration of the franchise and if the city does not care to grant a new franchise it can suit itself and the corporation will have to abide by the decision And what is more natural. If the pow er of granting or withholding fran chises is of no protection to a common wealth why should it be necessary for corporations to ask for that privilege; if the franchise is no benefit to the corporation in its operation why should the commonwealth hesitate to grant it and why should the corporation worry whether it got a franchise or not? . The facts remain, the telephone company is operating in Brigham City without a franchise, and what is more, this particular corporation never did have a franchise. Brigham City has the power to grant or withhold a franchise and if the city takes a rotion to establish a municipal telephone system of its own, be such action wise or unwise, the telephone corporation will have to accept the verdict and if the city tells it to move off the streets and out of town, according to the Suoreme Court of the United States, it would have to obey the mandate. That decision is of inestimable value . ' . moved into the building between P. J. Larsens and Mathias Bros. Meat GflHas tf Old Horses Wanted. Geo. W. Miln7-t- f ler. Telephone 148. Framed pictures, and picture frames made to order, any size. Compton's tf Art Gallery. Hiehest cash paid for cnlckens. W. f20-t- f L. Holst. Phone 176. ....Call Again.;.. 33c 33c 33c 33c 33c 33c The Rexall Store Scientific Price Cutters THE THREE CREIGHTON SISTERS Merry Maids of Melody", direct from the Empress Theatre in Salt Lake. Will appear at the vaudeville night. Next Wednesday, at 8:30 sharp. Three other strong Acts and Pathes motion i ALTA picWf |
