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Show ALL THE NEWS OF FILLMORE What ; the Editor iu Corralled in LI Weekly Roud-op of fie Tmi The conference people are nearly all returned home, and from their reports, re-ports, they saw and heard everything that was worth their attention. They report that they saw the largest and best exhibits ever placed before Unpeople Un-people of this state in the line of stock and fruit. Last Saturday at the fair ground race track, a race between the two fastest horses in the county was pulled off between the George V. Cropper sore) horse and the Hatton mare. The sorel horse won. She used to be owned here In Fillmore. The county road commissioner, John R. Hennett, reports the state roud fin Ished up to the north end of town. He starts Monday past south of town, going go-ing towards Meadow. He has our best wishes In his work, for we all know what good roads mean to a county. At a citizens primary, held In the State House Oct. 14, resulted In the following nominations: Mayor, Daniel Stevens; councllmen, 4 year term, Daniel Melville; councllmen, 2 year term, Arthur Ilrunson, Frank Hold-son, Hold-son, Peter L. Ilrunson; city recorder, G. R. Walters; city treasurer, Albert Shall. The legislators of 1 !09 took away the right of the people 111 cities of our class to vote for their marshal. The last legislature, thinking perhaps that the people of the third class cities could not use their ballot with sufficient suffi-cient Intelligence to selret a Justice of the pence, so they made that office appointive. We are wondering now what rights that should belong to the people will be taken away by the next legislature. The Socialists will meet Monday night In the State House for the purpose pur-pose of nominating a ticket to be placed before the people to be voted on at the coming election, to be held Nov. 7, 1911. Sunday afternoon' services were taken up In receiving reports from brethren who had attend, d conference at Salt Lake City. We have two new families added to our town of late. "Feeling that It is not good for man to be alone," Henry Hatton and John Starly have Joined the ranks or the lleiiedkts, and Mill make their homes here In their nitlve town. We congratulate the yynig people and wish them much Joy. Sunday night the Stake President of the Y. M. M. I. A., Jesse Hennett and his counselor, Arthur Stott, met with the young people of this ward and ef-fcted ef-fcted a !w organization of the Y. M. M. I. A. The following officers woie appointed and sustained: president, pres-ident, William Kasmusseti; first counsellor, coun-sellor, John Starley; second counselor. Henry Hatton; s cretary, Wald Lyman; Ly-man; assistant. William Starley; Junior class teachers, W. L. Jones, Carl II. Day; Junior class leader, Jo septl Pension. State Dep'ity Auditor Mark Tuttie Is here looking over the county books, also the state Htn.'-lMan, H. T. Halns K. A. Hewett, agent for the L. C. Smith typewriter, was here Monday looking after the Interests of his company. com-pany. He has placed some four or five machlie a In this tow n, which he claim are giving satisfaction. A good number of Jersey cows have been sold lately to stock buyers who are t; nlng them over on the Sevier river to feed this winter. We will be buying them back next year. Prices ranging from $40 to $73 were paid. During the last two weeks we have had several severe rainstorms which will be worth millions of dollars to the dry farmers. A great many took advantage of the opening of the duck season and went to the ponds and to Clear Lake In search of that particular feathered tribe. Mr. Joe Roblson and brother Frank have returned from Kane county, where they went to receive sheep, having hav-ing purchased two herds from parties In Ordervllle. Mrs. Melissa Olson and son have returned to their home In Ixtvelocks, Nev., after visiting with her father, Mr. Allen Russell, at Manti. Mrs. Mary A. King has returned from a three months visit in Ia Angeles. |