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Show - KaX- VT'ivju' JL - THE Tg f VOL. XV. TH un'E-iSOIi MIRROR MONITOR MORGAN, UTAH, FRIDAY, APRIL 22. 1910. 43. No. MOUNTAIN GREEN, UTAH. DROWNED IN THE WEBER C. E. France and John F. Porter of Centreville are up doing $ur Local Electric Light Promoters their spring plowing and plant R. M. Graham of Murray, Teamster We take pleasure in presenting our ability. Purchase Land from William Caring. new fora. in exhibifor P. J. Moran, Loses Life in dear to you this paper Now, readers, this W. J. of herders Mouth ter at of Thornleys long-fel- t tion of Weber Canyon Last Week. No doubt this has been energy on ur part should drove up 250 head of catLayton Nobe appreciated and why not conwant in your community. tle on Hardscrabble creek on Now that most of the buildings than vince us of your appreciation and better body realized this Robert Graham, a teamjter, Monday and about 450 up on iave been wired the promoters of see with that all add your publisher, therefore, Jacobs creek, Tuesday. who was for P. J. Moran-aour local electric light company Grain and lucern loom fine in extreme energy and the channel their names to the list, thus the power plant of the Utah ire turning their attentio to the is herewith ble us to continue to imprve un- this valley. results the and RailMav Co., at the 'installing of the power plant for The brick work on the power Light til we are put to the standard or shown. the generation of the electricity. of Weber canyon, was mouth of the Utah Light and Railabove if necessary.. Your mite plant WU believe it An acre and a half of land has way Co. in the mouth of the We- drowned in the Weber river on been purchased from Wm. Carter see it has been expressed many will be appreciate and why not ber canyon is completed and con- Tuesday night of last week. i.t the mouth of Hardscrabble for times by many. Perhaps (his give it to the upbuilding of your siderable of their steel tower line He had been to Ogden with a Tt jwwer site. It happened to e community, for this is what a west of the canyon is completed. will convince you what can team after proovisions lake the very spot where Mr. CarOne or two bridges are badly means? done, at least, we hope so. good paper and the supposition is that he ders orchard stands. needed over some of the streams no been has of It fault motis is a Seeing was asleep when he arrived in Believing Hardscrabble The water from that cross the county road hero, has not that this us to, therefore, let count you one as is almost camp and that the horses display creek will be utilized for furnishit imposible ior :v pe- Mater and went down to the rivmade before, and no doubt, in demonstrating this fact by Commissioner Meet. ing the power. destrian or a person riding a The embankment er to drink. vious articles have efforts that in our appeared list your of session board of making the bicycle to ford them. A few i Regular so steep, the wagon and being hours work draining a certain was held proved the inability to cope With the biggest that can be obtained. ZMORGAN CRESCENT MINING county commissioners load plunged them out into the Commisspring hole in the road would alMonday, April 11th. the week where they all perished of last Thursday so greatly improve the highway. river, sioners Butters, Carter and Crid-dlanother commissioner that stating comTROUT PLANTED 150,000 except a dog that was tied under Morgan Crescent Mining being we were, OLD SLOW. present. the seat in the wagon. The dog pany completed its survey of the Chairman Butters announced WOODRUFF, UTAH. Fellow citizens, do you think surThis broke the string and got out of workings.' underground the order of business which fol- The Randolph paper has changwe can hurt our reputation that con- the stream and on going to camp B. Fish J. to made was tad accurately Eddington, County vey j ed hands I understand. A Mr. so much as all wet aroused the men, who susvery long through neet the ore chimneys with the Rinehardt Oleson submitted a Game Warden Planted Eastern" the Morgan, formerly principal of the clerks we have will which negligence, tunnel very pected something serious had long main and German Brook Trout. proposition for wiring the court Randolph schools, but recently name that the state. otherwise by and happened. .greatly cheapen house. It was given consideration in the office of the He certainly needs a good employed facilitate the work of exploration and the matter was referred to When they got up, they could Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron is and development of this property. Chairman Butters for final action. see the rear wheels of the wagon deputy, but the question, Company at Almy, has taken it Who shall pay him? This survey was done by Mr. L standing out in the river lodged The county clerk read a letter in. H. Burton who is one o t on a rock but everything else from the clerk of the Utah State '(MX) eastern brook trout and They say I misrepresent the We have had a Bpell of fine and most practical mining Conservation records. Yes, when they force weather of late and tons of oats had been carried down stream. re- commission, man trout in the sloughs and the The search was kept up the reinto the records what docs not be- have been eugineers in the state. . r. ur qUesdng a raap be ma(je 0f Morgoing into the earth ton was assisted by Mr. Walter gan county and furnished them tributaries to the sloughs. Sat- long there. mainder of the night and the every day. Chaloner Durfee. a graduate next morning Sheriff Ware as soon as possible. This niap is urday. Here is one instance, on April Some great changes of real esThi3 of Harvard college. of There .cans were nine was not until it but twenty to cover the limits of cities and 11th, 1910, when the minutes of tate have been made here recent- joined them, these geninformed that is conand in of were them noon about that good paper they day that the towns of Morgan county in detail. previous meeting were read, ly. David Reese, who sold his both were favorably tlemen man's body was very The county surveyor, O. B. An- dition. which stated that I voted for a property (consisting of that for- unfortunate impressed with the showing at derson, was so ordered to proceed District Fish and Game War- - deputy. I moved that the minutes merly held by North and Stone) found on a sand bar, where the the Crescent property and told with the work as per instrue-'- i den Moves of Ogden wa3 jn be amended, as I withheld dummy track crosses the river, my to some eastern men, has purseveral of our citizens that the tions. charge ofv the fish and helped?!) vote, hut am affirmative votl was chased the fine ranch belonging about ten miles bqlow, where the formation is identical with that of The next matter was' the con- - plant them. forced into the records over my to F. G. Wimmer. The Neponset (team went into (he river. the Silver King and they unhesi- - sideration of a road scraper to be One of the horses was found is expecting an- protest. Land and Live Stock Co. has takill. Eddington near the , that iatinglv predicted lodged in the river opposite the purchased for this season s work. other consignment in the near fuWILL THEY DENY THIS? en over the Chambers property future would usher in a splendid After due consideration Commisin Uintah. Neither th station ture which he will plant in Lost There are also other instancis. better known as the Chambers winner and otherwise predicted a sioner Butters was instructed to other nor the remainder of horse, and Canyon ereeks. I must certainly thank the gen- and Whitnew ranch. Other deals the .very bright future for Morgan nor wagon, any of the purchase same for immediate tleman when they stated I DO are under way. has .mining district. been found. use. A very sad funeral was held DONT ANSWER QUESTIONS NOT CONTROL THE COURT, This paper is always much The team belonged to Mr. MoAn appropriation of $200 was and am mcuh obliged to them here today over the remains of ran and was -- valued at pleased to hear such predictions made for payment of indigents. about for the compliment, and pleased little Jabe Dixon, the ten year as we have heard them from The regular bills were read and County Commissioner in Earlier the Mhile on Criddlc evening I am not found in the same old son of Albert (Ben) and Em- his that home many able mining men, but when allowed, giving for he Comhad way of $300. Ogden, Contributes Another ily Hixon. The little fellow died unsolicited opinion is ad-- j This concluded the business and eatagory with them in the a had narrow already munication. escape of locklast Saturday evening of business. vanced by such an able man as hoard'' his In life. dooMn a danfor driving one adjourned on from a bullet Mr. Burton it is time for us that' I first challenged them to a pub- jaw brought wheels the came gerous dugMay, Mound in the foot. About ten Editor Morgan Post : lic debate, but now I DEFY Are not wise to SIT UI AND1 off. very nearly running Dear Sir: Here I am again, THEM, but it seems that they days ago the boy Ment hunting TAKE NOTICE. The deceased mans home was CONTRACTING FOR a Mith rifle which was This paper offers congratula in Murray where the burial took my opponents are hollering will avoid the issue. BEETS. accidently discharged the ball gocomStill I hope you tions to both the Crescent Why? enough. David Pingree, field man for Fellow citizens, I hope our Edi- ing through one of his feet enter- place. twenty-thre- e jiany and our town. the Ogden Sugar factory, was in will give these lines space. years old. tor will give space in the paper, ing the instep, coming out near He in the county My colleaugues town Monday, contracting for sufor any issue that concerns the the large toe. About a week later of the clerk) SOUTH WEBER ITEMS. Tred Kramer and Family Soon t gar beets, but he foun he was too court (say nothing for by public opinion lock-jaset in which proved later article, public, written in last their East. rectified. The attendance Mas very large at Charles Myers of Mill Creek late in the season as the farmers Depart for the wrongs are generally say that they answered my ques- therefore, I M ill be in the citia and as made funeral. their Ella Stark of this place took The floral fight fiad the Fred Kramer, prominent plans already offerings tion. But, they dont, they are I do all and our can to raise would will with this leave a marriage license in Salt out were and to what they beautiful. zen of Morgan, change very many afraid to do so, if not. why dont an1 to His school and religion class asso- Lake City, a few days ago sVhte,n his family for an extended trip year, so that only a small acreage hlp thev answer the issue like men.1 present ut to 80 mates for. attended in a body dressed was contracted patnot,sm principle, The frost have had the past Mr. and not commence and keep up through all the eastern states. farmSome the flow" three of am,niI,an-made week ago bearing boqnets years the blossoms on the Kramer recently sold his magnifpersonal abuse, by which theyjsha11 a ers. The speakers were : Bishop cherry, apricot, peach, tulst icent home for $10,000, hence the ers in Morgan and vicinity were intend to blind the eyes of the early apI feel to thank the Tax pay- - Francis of Morgan, El on Dixon, ples and pears look black. conclusion reached for this trip, raising as many as seventy acres people, and draw you aM'ay from for the hoys grandfather, and Fa-!- l' or encouragement, lie has bem a hard worker and of beets a year for the sugar the question thmudi it is a char-ie- r Quite a number from here atthen since they acteristic of their attitude is what w, are con- - triarch W. II. Lee. The parents tended stake conference and feels that he has well earned this company, but for if writer, have the sympathy of the M'hole Union have been turning most of their tendin? forrest. d meeting in Ogden, last hp had any respect tor himself,1 of to the attention potagrowing community. He has many relatives in the Respectfully. would he Sutaday. court or commissioners, (Signed) W. E. GRIDDLE. eastern states and has not seen toes. have kept out of this controversy. It is rumored that Clifford KAMAS, UTAH. the that Mr. Pingree argued for twenty-seve- n them Xom own. for as clerk he is en- went up to lilgby, Idaho, years Stark Kainas, Utah. April 181 ti, 1910. sure of their ' A Card of Thanks. which was another inducement farmers eMre alMays out of place, the same as Meek and took unto himself tirelv last This is the driest spring the monev M'hen they raise beets for this trip. I desire to express to tin he is in court. Mhen he dictates1 Miss Kate Jones as Mife. people of this valley have seen in Mr. Kramer will be accompawhat the commission shall do or people of North Morgan Mard of a Potato dealers are offer i ng 30 good many years; no storm nied by his wife and two sons not do. But. 1 guess he likes to the Morgan stake on behalf of my since the first of March. cents per hundred fur potatoes Judginc their contemplations is no children and myself our sineere from the as heard. he seen as and there is hardly any sale for rapid inciting of the end of This must be his reason. We thanks for the many kind words them. Many fanners will lose snoM so early, this year bids fair The future residence of Mr. euse, one mile from meeting' had to call his attention to his du-- j and acts of sympathy on the to be very dry so far as irrigating their last year's crop of potatoes. Kramer and family has not as yet house and stores; three kinds of ties as clerk in ansuering state sion of the funeral of my helmed water is concerned. The main Mr. and Mrs. Bryues of Castle been decided, but. possibly Ogden soilsoil for peaches, apples and correspondence, so Me Mould not Mifc, Alice Baker. Mhic'n togeth- - creek here has reached its high have been down visiting Rock but probably the Weber will be the point. in floMin well belt; 8 lose another $70 or $M) in the'er with the hopeiul words of the mark, wardenrelatives and friends the bcautitu music river may yet raise a little owing We wish Mr. Kramer and fami- acres in lucern; 1 acre apples; next few months, so I supp .se fakers and wat.rhhed 1(),ate(1 School in District No. 10 will much to help us bear the bur- - farther back in ly a pleasant trip and safe return. fenced. Willard Barlow, No. 3 that he will now keep in praeti v, (he mountajns clogj next Fridav that are ninre protected from the personal insults in our dens ol our afflictions. rear 257 West Fourth South, Salt affectum ol sun. The tributes Public Service Day. time lost make for many Barup paper Lake City, or phone Bishop will live Spring planting is about over;' UNION PACIFIC TIME CARD I Monder if he will sa. thal I at such a time The public service day was set low at Capital Mercantile Co., the earliest for years. In effect April 17. 1910: du- .Bountiful. si part some three years ago. The trees are not out in leaf. Arrive at Morgan fCr the East Business in all lines is good ring Mayor II. B. Frys adminisSale For No. 10 0:28 a. m. is the country prosperous. tration. This day has been closetie m 4 Beef f on steers No. 8:00 p. m. 2G acres of land in Clearfieli; bring of ly observed by the citizens Mith in not sight. many for the West Arrive at Morgan .Morgan city up to this year. We 10 acre-- , into apples, 4 years old; We arc tnmg to meurp .. 5 . to ic 4 nous. i :41 Mis. No. new hi will not observance :.i. its Apply hope that Kainas into city, petitions are Cli-k- , 4:-Cuok No. or a. Laura means the t.i. ot as it Eugeue ,h lost sight ing circulated G 5 :1 Ill No. a. YOUR FRIEND. the to benefit in. Farmington. losing ol a needful POWER SITE PURCHASED traveling public. Public service days are 2 days, donation of service to the ini-proving of roads. Every male citizen turns out en masse with shov&ls, picks and teams and devotes their sole attention to this purpose of public benefit. Now, citizens, dont lose sight of this and keep in accordance with this essential benefit and show your loyalty to a good cause. It is the general opinion that tliYs .same plan of public improve- nient .should be inaugurated by the county commission so as to ally their efforts with the city, thus giving a better condition of public roads to accommodate the traveling public. i SEEING IS BELIEVING 1 Hard-Scrabbl- e. i rs t ena-ope- n j j two-hors- e e t 1 Ger-fcno- -- en-jie- er -- . f v. . mer-chadis- a depu-tyshi- p re s w--e much-neede- - j sight-seein- , i- i - ; ' j x e, i . |