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Show TU2 K7ZZZLY HTTinX IIAYC7ILLZ UTAH Ctc ",Vrctitn A new county central committee was selected, which met immediately after the convention. At this meeting Jens K. Nelson was selected county chairman and W. W. Evans secretary and treasurer. Following is the ticket: For legislature, Lawrence E. Ellison of Layton; long term commissioner, Ezra P. Hatch of South Bountiful; short term commissioner, D. M. Nelson of Clearfield; sheriff, George B. Mann of Bountiful jreasurer, Charles T, Burton of Kaysville; clerk, Walter gcflci INLAND rRINTING COMPANT W. P. T.ppnmn, Ed iter C. A. Epperaea, iMwtiU Editor TH Entered m Mmnd-elM- a matter Febrneir 15 111. at linTUl, Utah, muter tte act of Kansk I. I,. rate os application. AAterticlmi 1.SI par jrar when paid in adSubaortptlon vance) 31.60 par jraar on overdue ubrlp-ttea-s or whoa not paid ta advance. of Layton; assessor, Frank of Kaysville; recorder, Mrs. Eva Hepworth Eldredge of Bountiful; surveyor, John A. Waite of Syracuse; attorney, Mark E. Waddoups of BounW Evans L. Layton TELEPHONES 03U. Na. II W. P. Epparaaa, Na. 7 C. A. Epparaaa, Na. 1M REPUBLICAN COUNTY , CONVENTION tiful. The ticket fairly well Represents all parts of the county and is, perhaps, one of the best ever presented by the Republicans' of the county. Utmost larmony prevailed and there was little or no soreness expressed by delegates. All of the .candidates are capable of filling the offices for which they were nominated, some of them especially so. HELD The Republican of Davie county held their convention for the nomine tion of county officers at the court house in Farmington yesterday. The convention to order at 11:00 a. m. by County Chairman Jena K. Nelson . John W, Thomley. of Bountiful was chosen chairman and W. W. Evans of Layton was chos en secretary. On motion, three com mittees, one on credentials, one on rules arid order of business and one on resolutions and platform was an nounced, after which the coventioa was-calle- d adjourned until 2 p.m. Afternoon Sesssioa Shortly after 2 oclock Chairman Nelson called the convention to order and the committees appointed at the morning session reported. The report of the committee on credentials showed every precinct in the county fully represented and there were no contests. The committee on rules and order of business reported with a majority and a minority report and on motion the majority report was adopted. The committee on platform and resolutions endorsed the state Republican platform and the national platform and pledged the candidates on the county ticket to the enforcement of all prohibition legislation. The only contest which marked the convention was for the two year term county commissioner which was conceded to the north end of the county. There were three candidates for the office, D. M. Nelson of Clearfield, Mark A. Childs of Clinton and George A. Hill of South Weber. On the third ballot D. M. Nelson received a majority of the votes of the convention and was declared the nominee of the BOUNTIFUL Nine mil north of Salt Lake City, and residence town, lamest city in Davte county i baa waterworks, cloetrte lights and power, telephones, cement sidewalk. Surrounded by rich market gardens and fruit lands, two electric railroad with low fares, two Iran continental brick yard, two banka, good businessrailroad, houses, commercial club, graded and high schools, church end lodge. A good place to Use. LIST of teachers for dahs I ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PA VIS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT COUNTY SCHOOLS I 4 School District. To the lion. Board of Education of the Davis County The following is the assignment of Farmington, Utah. teachers in Davis county for the com- Genihreniith of the public school funds of the submit my annual report of thfe scripts and disbursements ing school year: School District for the year ending June 20, 1916. - ' Respectfully submitted. South Bountiful THOMAS E. WILLIAMS, K. C. Barlow, principal; Amy Pratt, Ziliah D. Brown, Nancy Holbrook. STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS Stoker' School D. R. Tolman, principal; John A. War ants Issued for School Year Ending June 3o Call, Nellie K. Barlow, Zelda Davie, I 2,548.67 $ last end hand of on Cash V year Balance, For School Sites and Buildings: Mary Collings, Eva Feller, Sade Hoi- - J from state District Fund $24,250.10 Central High School Addition. $18,244.10 JoRuth Davis, brook, Imogens Give, Received from State High School Centerville Site 4,104.94 3l7j5 1 Fund sephine Hepworth, Cynthisa Burning-Layton School Addition 11,080.93 ham. South Bountiful Site iooo Kaysville Stoker Addition 8,918.7)9 E. M. Whitesides, principal; Le 9.66L59 Syracuse Addition West Bountiful Addition 3,8967l Conte Stewart, Olive Abrams, Iva West Point Addition 443!82 $n Steers, Nora Blamires, Garnet Swan, and Administrative General Expenses: Lulu'Brugger. - Salary and Expense of Board Members Layton ...$ 1,70243 E. G. King, principal; Harold MadSalary and Expense of Clerk.. 1,125.00 123.75 Salary and Expense of Treas. sen, Anna J. Anderson, Jessie Robins, , Salary and Expense of Supt... . 2,000.00 Zipporah Layton, Edna C. Gerno, Expense of Primary Supervis- Sarah Humphries, Louise East. OrS .,Me.eee,eeea.ete,,aW,Hn, . Vkest Point 975ioo Salary of Music Supervisor ovum mamer t i ujjci tjr .............. Postage, Printing and Station- Irving Call, principal; Mary Park-- 1 Received for Rent of Property: I - Water and Land, Central nigh 96.73 ary ' er, Ella Manning. Interest School ..$77.07 3,4.75 South Weber 6.65 Administrative and Water at South Weber ... Other Leland Sessions, principal; Moiselle General Expense 10.00 Academy Lot, Farmington School Furniture and Appa- 10.00 Renstrom. Water and Lot, N. Farmington 114.72 6.50 School ratus ... Stoker at West Bountiful Shop Received for Garnishment Fee 2.00 Books Library Aarori E. Jones .principal; Grace Received Bonds Redeemed from Book Fines: . lJKKKOO Hatch, Ruth Brown, Mary Marshall. Centerville Notes Payable and Revenue .$ 8.87 , ounty ' Nan-Murph- y, . , aa Centerville 2.65 Cleverly StMnP 12,004.00 v; 14,40538 2425 School Operating Expenses J. II Tolman, principal; Annie Farmington 74,47034 10.74 Kaysville Sadie Jennie Streeper, Dauncey, TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS ... 4.30 Layton Stewart, North Farmington 6.00 South Bountiful .50 Farmington South .75 Miss Edith Allred is visiting friends ElizHigh George Q. Knowlton, principal; South Weber ,55 m- NephL abeth Harding, Hildah Ford, Barbara Stoker 5.45 Treasurer's Acount for the School Year Anderson, Jane Hughes, Elna Miller, Ending 8.00 Syracuse ... Dr. Robinson is suffering with John R. Wlah, Bertha WllliamslvT' West Bountiful 2.5 June 30, 1916 blood poisoning in his hand. West Point 3.00 54.50 North Farmington Refund of Overpaid Interest, 1st Natl. Bank 35.00 Receipts as per Statement of Receipts A daughter was born Sunday to Mr. Myrtle Barlow. ...$151319737 Received from Notes Payable 3,500.00 Overdraft Clearfield 110.68 and Mrs. Emer Arbuckle. Overdraft .... 110.68 D. F. Bone, principal; O. B. Hadlock, 7 TOTAL RECEIPTS .$151,508.35 TOTAL RECEIPTS Wright Fearnley is . visiting ' rela- Breta Garn, Jeanette Ford. -- $151,508.35 Disbursements Clerks Warrants Paid ... ..$151,50835 tives in Tremonton. Syracuse 1 COUNTYOF DAVIS, STATE OF UTAH. , Walter W, Steed, Jr., principal; Ros Thomas E, Williams, being first duly sworn deposes and -- Miss- Ophelia - Lewis- - left- he is the Clerk of the Board of that saya Thursday for Hyrum, where she will teach coe Ashworth, Edna Cook, ZatellatheTavi8 County School District; that he prepared the above and foregoing statement, and that the same Funk, school. JiS,S0Ill?,eCt rep0rt 0f the receipts and disbursements of all moneys of said board during the school year endJJ jl5oS - 7 r . . Clinton THOMAS E. WILLIAMS, Clerk, A. C. Patterson, principal; Ruth Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Hatch are Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of 1916. September rejoicing over the arrival of a ten Bertha Shepard, Lucie Fippin, B. A. W. W. EVANS, County Clerk. y Burningham. pound girl, born Monday. STATEMENT OF SCHOOL OPERATING EXPENSE i - ' Central nigh School The Misses Nancy and Hattie HolLeo. J. Muir, principal; Myron C. a brook returned home Monday after ' n 3 Barlow, Dasie D, Harrison, Ezra L. & a 82bt splnding a month in Holbrook, Idaho. Liljenquist, II. Harold Robinson, A. R. J A 13 52 9 Mrs, Hulda Thomas left Monday for Spillman, Loran D. Briggs, Frank B. W 0 s Beryle, Utah, to visit for two weeks Muir, Gladys Smith, Ilortense Whita, u Central Risk with her daughter, Mrs. Gerald Eld- Emily II. Sitzer. S.499.48 590.81 16.U9.N South High . South High School redge. 9.40 110.76 202.57 5,30111 -is:h J. A. Taylor, principal; Jassimine I 168.10 2.2M.T Elbert Barlow returned the first of Shepard, Ruby Langford, Helen Can-au- ,t 5.41 128.11 3,004.51 the week to his home in Holbrook, non, Elmer T. Noall, Justin Tolman. I Clearfield 91.44 120.1S 1,67311 convention. I 69.50 73.09 2.760.64 Idaho, after a few days visit here North High School Farmington 113.58 For the office of sheriff George with relatives. 149.49 4,44710 S. M. Sessions, principal; Elizabeth ' 163.00 400.00 30.00 246.84 6,482.70 Mann of West Bountiful, W. A, Nance I109 520.77 196.02 4.00 292.23 6,54417 A son was born the first of the Hayward. North Fimington of Kaysville and James Ware of Lay 35.32 51.96 1341 Stoker week-to Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of ton were the candidates. The nomi274.98 8,01532 421.68 NOTICE OF TAX ASSESSMENT South Bountiful nation went to George Mann on the Murray.- - Mrs, Robinson 'is at the 92.86 2,90514 10431 Notice is given that the as--1 South Weber home of her mother, Mrs. Irvin sessment of hereby 100.80 46.81 85.91 1,537.54 first ballot. the tax levied by the Gty Symcuae ... 254.80 77.64 3,053 Council of Kaysville Gty, Utah, by 106.88 Bountiful For the office of county attorney Fisher. 82.85 82.51 8,208.15 89.75 ordinance passed September 18th, 1916 Point Ezra C. Robinson and Mark E. 35.18 54.07 83.90- 2,944 Mary Woolslayer left last week for upon the lots West side of Blocks 30, Club Work -were candidates and the nomi941J0 134.85 Austin, Texas, where she has been 19 and 6, and the East half of Block I nation went to Mr. Waddoups on the 16, all in Plat A, Kaysville Townsite totals head of first ballot. With the above excep- appointed culture forthe department of Survey, for the purpose of constructthe deaf at. physical ing a cement sidewalk on both sides of tions, the candidates were selected Seventh Street from ita intersection CHAMBERLAINS COLIC by acclimation and the convention with Cherry Street (except on the CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA Reflex West side of the block between Locust passed into history with all the harIt pays to read The Reflex, Sub- - and REMEDY Pine Streets), and also on north mony of an annual conference. senption $1J!5 a year. This is a medicine that every famside of Locust Street from Eighth Street to center of block between ily, should be provided with. Colic nd Fifth Streets is completed. diarrhoea often come on suddenly The City Council sitting as a board and it ie of the greatest importance of equalization and review will meet that they be treated promptly. Conat the City Hall on the 2nd day of sider the suffering that must be , October, 1916, and continue in session until a physician arrives or CONTRACTOR BUILDER if between the hours of 8 and 10 p. m, on medicine can be obtained. Chamber- niutfjiER and cucrom " that day and will hear and consider Ctrtm. Cholera and Diarrhoea v BARRED IlYnOVTH , 4 and make any objections correction of reputation second to AND PVROC dCRSET RID The west end of Davis county has ... hoard may deem none or the quick relief which it af- just come before the and is the talk of the Salt Lake or public, fords. unequal Obtainable everywhere. Adv. unjust Valley, owing to That during said time and also bea new Town , VlaK Site, Colony and Ward, has tween the hours of 4 p. m. and 6 m. taken the name ARE YOU LOOKING OLD? of said date said list will be openp. for inspection at said Gty Hall Old age comes quick enough withCounciI of Kays-- J out inviting it. Some look old at L.i)7.derTT.fvCity y , forty. That Is because they neglect Dated September 18th, 1916. thd liver and bowels. Keep your LAURENCE B. COLES, bowels regular and your liver healthy Sunset Heights is located on the and will not only feel younger but Bamberger Electric Line First publication Sept 21. Recorer look you - When troubled with younger.as s Last publication Sept 28. constipation or biliousness take Chamberlain s Tablets. They are intended CONSTIPATION THE FATHER especially for these ailments and are excellent. OF MANY ILLS Easy to take and most Of the numerous ills that" affect ajjreeablen effect. Obtainable every- humanity a Urge share start with -tconstipation. Keep your bowels reg1,000 acrc?. suMividffli into tracts of Isold ular and they may be avoided. When ELBERTA PEACHES acre up to five acres or more, and is sold on i needed take Chamber-jf11- 1 School is now m full swing1 and the kiddies are romp-- Nice Elberta peaches terms of five years immediate Tablets. They not only move by the bushel posession. or crate. Ilarrey W. bowels but improve the running and playing as only children can and how King, Phone appetite and strengthen the digestion. Ob- 2412, Kaysville. Adv. the shoe leather does fly J tainable everywhere. Adv. GRAND , IS I1 Ck . l , ' I wt 1 Wad-dou- ps Get Your BUTTER WRAPPERS at The -- FRANK HYDE, en-dur- at f rocks Kjvill -- SUBSET ; I his Uig SUNSET HEIGHTS shoes lor children proposition. &elJF a.1v We have, however, come as near the solution of the childrens footwear problem as it is physically possible to arrive. We are the exclusive dealers in the famous Hercules Shoes For Children ; - the shoes that will wear longer, .look better, and cost les3 than any other line of childrens footwear on the market A A . The Hercules line has made Clarks Shoe Department , .famous let us... solve .your .for .the, rf-snoc- 1 OPENING SEPTEMBER 30th IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF S COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. Mlyano Ishiyama, Plaintiff, rs. DA-VI- state of Utah to said defendant: zou are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after service of this summons upon you, ifkerved within the county in which this action is brought; otherwise, within thirty lays after service, and defend the above entitled action; and in case of your failure so to do, will be rendered against youjudgment to according the demand of,, the .complaint, which has been filed with the clerk of said court This action brought to dissolve the bonds of matrimony existing between the plaintiff and the de- A Good Thing for Our Customers "When we The fendant UJ M Jim SAMUEL C. POWELL, Plaintiffs Postofnee address, suiteAttorney, 605 David Eecles building, Ogden, Utah. OGDEN, UTAH Strayed or stolen A dark bay saddle mare, five years old, branded bar over capital N on left thigh. Disap-I peered from yard t Monday evening. James E. 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