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Show t ' JUiJJiK, RIGHAM CITY, BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH. THURSDAY, 7- -, NOVEMBER 5, 1914, NUMBER V' n,i 't . yr -- 7 THIRTY-THRE- the vote in detail. With six precincts yet to be heard from, the tabulated vote of Box Elder County at the election held on Tuesday, is as follows: praetically every Viroin the itatives in o sixty-whic- h IE Republicans. house will be as the g E. Republicans, Socialists, l; Tremont Mantua .. 435. East Garland 229; jcjats, In-lot- 8; 97 Willard, Poll 1 Willard, Poll 2 Riverside .... Portage Calls Fort, No. Calls Fort, No. to their according clear majority ill have a other parties all 0Ter "da plurality of thirty- - )K to returns pted by the national both parties as being 'ccurate, the Democratic teen Increased from ten . upper house lining up 56; jemocrats, 76 jj 1 96. next house will be icording to present re- Republi 10; emocrats, jged. a 7; Rep. in 0; unchanged. unchanged. P. 6; un- - R. 0; R. 3; probably D. 2; J; 22) 16, 58 13, 38 S3 117 65j 36) 128 1 2 ..., j Totals 1401 22 28) 55 3i; 44 85 43 53) 62 16, 47 59 43) 66 19) 39, 27 22) 40j 34 9 l 13) 10 ii 10 231 14! 2054 1594)1920,1783 1977,1626 17601863;i938.170112023 1650,2002)1602,1943,1661)1982 1643)2185 1439,17071190911800)1830)189611716120491 Twenty-- l and two fifth re in at large; Tenth and Twelfth 2; R. gain of 2 in R. 11; ;stricts. OF 1 BILL OFFI HALLIIIG and 3rd probably R. 2; district. R. 2; unchanged. P. 1; P. gain 1 in R. 2; ; Sth ). 9; D. 7; R. 3; 5; R. unchanged. R. gain 1 ; in 1 4; R. 12; R. gain and 16th districts. 2; R. R. gain 2 and 12th districts. 13th 1. li ii; D.1; R. 8; The election last Tuesday resulted Following is the vote on precinct ofGETS SHOT in the election of the entire Republificers: can ticket in Box Elder County, with HOLST, iR.) 201 the sole exception of the Recorder, First Precinct Last Thursday night, Bhortly after 19 Mrs. Olga Standing, the Fusion candiSecond Precinct MEMBERS OF SENATE . 101 date being elected to that office. Third Precinct are: senate retiring for the night, Mr. Will HaiThe members of the next 83 s Fourth Precinct In Brigham City, Justice H. M. Tooele and Elder Box First District, ling got shot thru the upper part of won over W. Leo Holst. holdover. S. W. (R.) Hansen, counties the chest and left arm. He had plac584 Total The state returns show that Senator Second District, Cache county J. ed a revolver under the mattress of FIGGINS, (D.) Reed Smoot has been elected by someW. Funk, (D). 159 bed and when his wife objected the Precinct First thing over two thousand majority and Third District, Rich,. Morgan and 193 Precinct Second to it being there, on account of a nerCongressman Howell fares approxiDavis counties J. W. Thornley, (R-)- . 213 Third Precinct ConIn manner. same vousness in the presence of tire arms, mately in the holdover. 177 Fourth Precinct gressional District No. 2, J. II. Mays, Mr. Hailing got out of bed to remove Fourth District, Weber county IN the Fusion candidate, was elected to the Craig, (R.), holdover, and Joseph gun but in pulling it out the trig744 Total Congress over E. O. Leatherwood, ReChez, (D.). ger must have either caught against , JENSEN, (R.) publican, so that Utah will be repreFifth District, Summit and Wasatch 228 First Precinct sented in the next Congress by two the mattress or the spring and it went counties L. B. Wight, (R.), holdover. 228 Precinct -Second off, the bullet striking the young man W. Republicans and one Progressive. Six District, Salt Lake county 134 Third Precinct .. and a few inches above the left nipple aud elecjr., Cottrell, the Charles Mont Ferry, The astonishing feature of 135 Fourth Precinct O. Rideout, (R.), holdovers; George H. tion is the small majority by which passing thru the flesh across the ribs Dem, (D.), and Frank Evans, (P.). 723 Senator Smoot ad Congressman How and thru the fleshy part of the left Total Seventh District, Utah county J. H. ell win out It was confidently given arm FOWLER, (D.). lodging near the outside surface. Wootton, (R.), and H. T. Reynolds, First Precinct 131 out by the Republican State Conmit-teHe was given prompt medical attenthat they would win by at least (D.). I62 Second Precinct Millard and offered were and bets Juab and later an tion 15,000 majority District, 1 picture was Eighth Third Precinct counties J. R. Edgheill, (R.), hold- Fourth Precinct 126 at big odds on that basis but found made at the General Hospital which few takers. The Democrats and Proover. shows the course of the bullet and Ninth District, San Pete county 605 gressives though defeated, are claimTotal parts of it which were deposited in Orlando Bradley, (D.). ing a victory from the fact that the the chest and arm before its course reso materially majorities have been Tenth District, Sevier, Wayne, Piute C. W. GOODLIFFE FINED. and on was finally arrested by the heavy musticket heads of the the duced Eckers-ley- , and Garfield counties Joseph On Monday of this week, C. W. in cles of the arm. therefore defeated. is It was one (R.), holdover. Goodliffe of Park Valley, was fined comfort Eleventh District, Beaver, Iron, 8250 by Judge John A. Marshall in keeping that both sides take The young man is doing nicely, but both sides are well and Probapparently codnties Lake City, Kane and Washington the Federal court at Salt is compelled to carry his arm in a satisfied. ably William Seegmiller, (R.). for opening mail while he was acting Zun-de- l 11. sling. EmBox John Elder ValIn County, Twelftn District, Carbon, Uinta, as assistant postmaster at Park is the high man, running way ery, Grand and San Juan counties ley. of his ticket Mr. Zundels pop Don B. Colton, (R-)- . WARDS TO MEET CONJONTLY The information recites that Mr. as an officer extends to practimail a ularity from letters Goodliffe opened HOUSE. MEMBERS OF of this county and house in Chicago to residents cally every part On Sunday next, the Third and counties order different claim Democrats the from the they are not suralso patrons Reports of Park Valley, who were of election at showed Fourth wards will meet conjointly fo at the strength he of the state Indicate the of his. The fine was promptly paid prised lower the of the polls. the following members regular sacrament services in the and Mr. Goodliffe was discharged. house of the state legislature: As was the case two years ago, Third ward chapel. It will be neces Beaver O. F. McShane, (R.). Messrs W. J. Lowe and W. E. Davis sary for the TABERNACLE CHOIR NOTICE city wards to hald sacra this Box Elder W. C. Horsley, (R.). no ran a close race for the attorneyship. ment choir practice be will There services in their respective Cache Samuel Oldham, (D) ; T. W. evening nor till further notice. With the Incomplete returns to date, CONDUCTORS Mr. Davis is still in the lead but there meeting houses for a season until the Peterson and William H. Griffin, Jr., six precincts yet to be heard from Tabernacle heating plant is installed are (PJ. WILL STAGE PLAY Carbon J. Tom Fitch, (P.). and they have voted big Republican aud at the conjoint services tv be stake The Sunday school and Mutual R. Mabey, (R.). Davis-- C. majorities in former years, so that held on Sunday next, special exercises forces their combined have boards doubt. In Mr. Lowes election is conceded by a Duchesne of a most interesting nature will be decided to give a first class small majority. have (D.). and H. Browning, Ira Emery held. Every member of the two theatre. They promise you something Garfield Thomas Sevy, (R). The campaign was exceptionally wards is made goes to is whatever and (D.). Sr., urged by the respective bishHammond, good, Grand F. B. The reof both stake free from unpleasantness. expense the (R-)- . defray to help be in attendence. Wilford Day, oprics Iron spective county chairmen determined boards above mentioned Juab Lawrence Blackett, (R.)- no at the outset that there should be Kane John F. Spencer, (R.). Summit A. P. Ridge, (R.L dirty work and that policy has been WALNUTS AND ALFALFA SEED Millard A. A. Hinckley, (R.). Be (S.). van, Alex J. Tooele pretty firmly held to with the result Morgan C. M. Croft, (P.). that no ill feeling has been engendered Uintah In doubt Mr. W. O. Knud son, who is making Samue and the losers are good losers while Piute In doubt Utah Charles L. Wamick, a collection of products from Box ElK. and L. Rich Charles E. Pope, (R.). the winners are not blowing un- der E. Taylor, John W. Wing County to be sent to the Panama Hayward, Elizabeth Salt Lake Mrs. duly. Tlieo- - Stewart, (R.L is very desitous of getting Exposition, B. Ennis, W. B. Shields, H. Van Waggoner, Dan Wasatch- -J. Over in Cache County the Fusion some first class walnuts, any other (D.), dore T. Burton, J. Louis Brown, ticket was elected with the exception varjety 0f nuts and alfalfa, seed to be and Mrs. Lily Wolstenholme, Parley! "VVashingtonD. H. Morris, (D.). of the attorney, which went to A. E. j uged jn gox Eider county exhibit. Thomas Re P. Christensen Emil S. Lund, in doubti but probably Lowen, the present incumbent who is jf any parties have something extra P. Page, George F. Goodwin, (Ps.). ' a RePublican- - . 'Veber County. g00(j jn any Gf tbeae articles, Mr. publican. d as0 Nielson, (D.). .San Juan-U- riah James H. ar e r carrie was Weber by tbe RePublican8 hy Knudson will be very pleased to get jnBanh R. Anderson, J. R. Aa' Sanpete-- L. Fo!kman. John C. Child in touch with them. (Continued on page five.) gard, (R.). Fowles, (R.). h Sevier Asa Hawley, (R.L THE-LEGISLATU- RE Fig-gin- net gain of 2; 6th districts; 10; K. R. P. 1; P. gain . D. 8; R. 0; e unchanged. '14; R- - 2; R. gain 1. 2; R. 0; unchanged. 3; R. 3; unchanged. R. 1; unchanged, hire D. 0; R. 2; R. gain 4; R. 5 In y 7; probably 2nd, 4th, 8th, 9tu rtcts. R- - 1; unchanged. 21; P. 1; Soc. is the 1st, 9th, 10th, 11th, jth., 28th, 35th. 37th, and lU Sain i in ist... 'toa-- D. 9; r. probably D.20; R. 0; R. 3; unchangd gain 9 in 1st, 12; R. 16th and 22nd 16th, 6; R. 2; R. gain R. 3; R. : rict gain 1 7; R. 29; ,R. 1; R. Una d. 7; R. 0; 1; R. 0; D. 1; R. 'R-0- in.1 f net 1 uri unchanged. 2; unchang- - unchanged. unchanged. ; D' R. 2; ' gain 1 111 2nd- - unchanged. 1; unchanged. ' er .ifc!? R- - D. Progressives. 2; R. 3; unchang . I jm ,n i :r 1 over 8; R. 2; id UK i in 1 2; R. gain : M. I r 1573 ; Twenty-secon- vhat's a ft. 82j 47, 13 23i .j Boothe Valley Howell un- - 5; R. gain 5. 1.8; R. 1; R. gain 1. I; R. 0; unchanged. 12; R. 0; unchanged. R. 2; unchanged. R. 17; P. 1. R. gain of rata in Third, Fifteenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth, se i 0; R. -- D. ilf 0) ft. i 13 72 Perry Beaver Dam Fielding Rawlins, Poll Rawlins, Poll Plymouth Rosette Park Valley Promontory Lucin the 2; oJ o 59; 72 37 2....I1 Collinston .. j Deweyville Malad (Corinne).... Elwood s, Republi-resaive- Total, 1. D. 3 N 176j 26 according 1.7; t a theDemocra with ti, is 1 'O Brigham, Poll be con Wilson within a 1st L oi a o CO will :d 1 2 a substantially of the ate ctf w the Democrats States, Q cs PRECINCTS districts coagiessional ) a -- With complete 4 8 R- - ! unchanged. 1; unchanged. j .r3,yun L Eddy went Lake yesterday after- - u of days vaca-Altrenuous campaign. D,COuple P E in ' On Friday morning of laBt week at 12:25 oclock, the angel of death entered the home of Mrs. Hannah Spier-mao the First ward and claimed that good woman after she had been suffering all summer, the four last weeks being spent in bed and racked with pain) In the passing of Mrs. bpierman a good woman has been called to her rest She was born on July 81st, 1860 at Sherpinge, Blerkinge, Sweden and grew to woman hood in that land. She married Jens C. Jensen in June, 1883 and in 1885 her husband died and she was left to care for two small boys. The following year the mother and little boys started for Utah and arrived in due time at Brigham City where a home was made. In 1899 the eldest son, a little shaver of five or six years, was killed at the lumber yard where the Academy of Music now stands, by a pile of lumber falling upon him. who was His brother Christian, drowned a short time ago at the Hot Springs, suffered a broken leg at the same time, as both lads were playing on the lumber pile when it toppled over. On February 12, 1890, deceased became the wife of the late Hans P. Spierman who passed away a few years ago, and fro mthat union two sons, Conrad and Vogel of this city and one daughter Mrs. E. T. Secrist of Garland, resulted. Mrs. Spierman also has a brother living in Idaho, a sister and a brother living in Sweden. Deceased was a hard working woman with a very high sense of honor for she was absolutely honest and very frugal in her life. She never turned a deaf ear to the cry of the needy for she had gone thru that school and her sympathies went went out to the unfortunate. She was a prominent member of the ward Re lief Society and was faithfui to the convictions which she entertained relative to spiritual matters. She was in every way a good woman and has gone to a well earned rest. Universal sympathy goes out to the children, especially the two sons, who are left n alone. Impressive funeral services were held in the First ward chapel on Monday of this week. Bishops counselor u, W. Anderson in charge. There was a profusion of autumn flowers banked about the stand and on the casket and the attendence was very large. The spirit of the occasion was one of peace and comfort Those who offered eulogies were L. W. Anderson, Sister Lana Nelsen, C. Holst, T. E. Secrist of Garland, President Oleen N. Stohl, N. L. Hansen, Presi- dent W. C. Horsley and Bishop G. W. Watkins. The ward choir rendered some beautiful musical numbers and between speakers Mrs. Hortense E. Nelson sang Ill go Where You Want Me to Go." The prayers were offered by Jonathan N. Anderson and C. P. Chris. tensen, respectively. HOME ECONOMICS TO MEET. Friday, November 6th, the Home Economics club will meet at the WhitThe following tier school building. programme will be carried out: Solo, Mrs. H. Ek Thompson; paper on nutrition, Miss Veda HunBaker; discussion; Thanksgiving story, Miss Lois Peters. Some suggestive menus will be given. All ladies invited. WEDDING BELLS Tomorrow in the Logan Temple, Miss Eulalia Jensen, one of Brigham Citys beautiful young ladies, will be joined in wedlock to Mr. Alfred A. Bybee. The bride is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Jensen and is a social favorite in her set in this Her numerous friends community. will doubtless be much pleased to learn of her marriage and the News joins them in extending hearty congratulations and all good wishes. |
