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Show now on s:de at Sheffield's. Mrs. John W. Gailey has been very side this week. She is a DIES OF PNEUMONIA were A Second Time that the Several Pcrwckr 'azines on the Did Not it Seemed Almost Inevitable that They Didnt. this forenoon, but furtunately did not touch off the half dozen or more big powder magazines which are located not far away . It did an immense amount of damage, but fortunately no one was killed. This should serve as another warning to the officials of Salt Lake that the powder magazines should be moved. Trains loaded with passengers, pass there, on one of the three railroads, every few minutes, besides the large number of automobiles, wagons, carriages, bicycles, etc. that are passing by there all the time Not to say anything of the many people who live in comparatively close proximity. In the event of their explosion it might do a consideraole damPack age to the ing Plant, judging from the havoc that was wrought when they exploded on Arsenal hill in Salt or thirty years Lake, twenty-livInter-Mountai- n e ago. If one or two trains tilled With people were killed by the explod' lag of the powder magazines, one could scarcely look upon it as anything other than the Salt Lake city council had permitted them, to be murdered, for as we understand it, this matter is all CENTRE VILLI CHAT!. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tingey received word Tuesday from Grays Lake, Idaho, that their son Per- rys little daughter, five-year-ol- Lois, had been crushed by a cow, on the previous Sunday evening, against a wall and killed instantly. The animal had been dehorned. Mrs. Laura Nielson of Lehi is visiting with Mrs. C. E. Prance. Mrs. Susetta Horsley entertained her religion class, Wednesday afternoon at her home. Games were played and light re. freshments were- served. Mr. and Mrs. David Horsley and family expect to move into their new home in Salt Lake, next week. Mrs.. Agues Rigby, who has been so very sictc, is improving - nicely. Alfred and William. Rigby and their families and Mrs Aaron Rigby moved to Bancroft, this week. They have chartered a car. North District Sunday school observed mothers' day, ' Sunday, May the 8tb, by having a nice program. A. L.. Clark and E. M. Whitesides of the stake and Stake Chorister Prof. E David Mann were pres ent. A nice line of White Lawns, Lingerie, Linttax, Mulles. and Trimmings foj the graduating dresses. Bountiful . Mrs Alice Barber Holmes, entertained her Sunday school class at her home in Salt Lake City, Saturday afternoon, after which took them to Ft. Douglas. ' They returned home the same evening The schools are havingapicnic today. The Central school is The - Co-op- - - A LARGE LAND DEAL little better this morning. Wiflfcra Reading, Formerly of E. P. Ellison Recently Purchased a Eider Lawrence Coles does not Dies Very Suddenly in 25,560 Acre Tract of Land in improve .ny, He very much Bakersfield, California. Nevada for $127,000.00. appreciates having his friends call on him at the hospital. William Heading, formerly of These balmy spring; evening.. E. 1. Ellison closed a deal last in Id and at riding; died Centrevillo, young; enjoy week for 25,51)0 acres of land m Bakersfield, Ex-Whe- n o Hill 'erbakcr on of California, busies. Nevada. pneuIt is composed of a Sunday, Situ Nichols who recently monia, after but a few days sick number of large ranches. Mar a frightful acci ness. such Tq give viiq an idea of met with Now is the time to fix up jour Deceased was fort brick aysville yard tho siza of this tract, it will only dent at the machines. You can save old. He was born in Salt mowing hos e years KaS.ville be necessary to state that and who i at t. fifty Lake and was the son of John money by getting your extras at nicely, is machines Deseret the ara Live mowing improving to Stock in their own hands. They could pital, used Co.s and Annie Reading of Centreville who cut the Miss The store. laud hay. Ierne is situatan them ordinance Bishop pass declaring Fuueral services were held in J. M. Brown, who has been ed near Winnemucca The con' a nuisance and have them moved went an operation for Bakersfield. The body arrived sideratiou was $127,000. hos in Salt Lake today, where the in- very sick with pneumonia, is now There might have been one or citis recently, left the to able be and around in the up terment took place. None of the two train load of people killed to Wednesday. BOUNTIFUL , CITY COUNCIL room. He is still ery weak. of Call stock and see our fse came with the body. day, had not the blazing car of jjmily The Bountiful city council met Shall Now is the time to buy your IR1 is survived by a wife and powder been discovered before ladies' shoes and oxfords. the explosion took place and the deem it a pleasure to show the three daughters, the eldest being mowers and rakes. Mower ex- Wednesday evening. May 11. tras of all kinds, to all machines. 1910. dispatchers on the differentroads goods whether you desire to buy married. Claims were allowed as fol. and in- or not. H. J. Sheffields. notified, and all He was heie about a year ago Bountiful : lows Mrs. Joseph C. Wood is very Bruce Major is looking after coming trains held. visiting relatives. B. L. & 11. Ass'n, $11.85; Porter sick. She has been ill for more Now as to the damage done. It the State bank at Kamas, this Jones, $37.50; William Lawson. than a week. blew down the fifty wires of the week, while Cashier Ii. W. LAYTON LINE. $4.80; B. Ij. & B. Ass'n, $5.15 Have noticed new the in Barnes is you Monroe, Sevier Co., Bell Telephone company for four Mrs. John F. Smith and baby, houses as well as the old ones be- Davis County Clipper, $21; D. K. field with a view spans; two poles and four spans looking over the who have been quite sick, are im- ing painted, with the new line of Davis. $12; John K. Crosby, Jr., of wire, for the Utah Light & Ry of starting a bank there. Mrs. $fi; Alma $3. A claim Sherwin-William- s paints bought from C. II. Hardy, was referred hus- proving. Rampton company; four spans of wire, Barnes acco npunied her Word has been received that at the Deseret Live Stock Co. band. to claims committee. poles, feed and trolly wires and ar- , J. A. Hatch, president of the Elders Williams and Barber The water committee was auArnold Barnes is taking vocal about 100 feet of track on the Hatch Real Estate Co. and Rich- thorized to confer with the offin England O. K. rived Bamberger line; the O. S. L. Ry. lessons under Prof. Hugh Dougal The new piano polished Velie ard Hatch are figuring on buy- icials of the Barton Creek Irriga track for about a like number of of Salt Lake City. tion Co., to see about having their buggies strike the fancy of the ing automobiles. feet and four spans of the WestChoice garden seeds from the We best mowers and divide at Richard Sedgwieka carry the young men. C. W. & M. Co. ern Union Telegraph line. best growers at Sheffields. on rakes eartib the McCormick moved farther up the creek so This week Arthur Ellis Arnold Barnes has accepted a the south wall of his store which and Deering mowers and rakes. that the city can turn more of its Manager Doxey of the Bounti water into the city reservoir by Co-oful Light & Power company who position ai clerk in the Z. C. M. was blown down the city paying the expense of during the re- Bountiful immediately visited the scene, 1. in Salt Lake City, dry goods cent heavy west wind. Bishop Starns Hatch spent a making the change. The commitfe&iimated the aggregate loss of department. He will commence Dr. Whitlock has purchased a couple of weeks with his son tee was also instructed to see about leasing surplus water from about work. at all of the companies Mondty. Viole autQ John in Skull Valley. new tho irrigation company, Before buying derrick rope, $5,200. Mrs. Dpctor Gleason will leave ipobile. Ray Riley tendered his resigna:i with Mercanthe figure Capital There was not a sliver left of this Saturday, on a trip to Scot M. 1. Adams is remodeling ouo tion as city poundkeeper, but the the car and some of the rails land, where she expects to spend of his cottages and may rent it tile Co., Bountiful. , council would not accept it. The coal at matter was referred to a commitRock of were bent into a semi-circlSprings It the summer. Plenty about June. blew1 a hole in the gound tee. George Cross of this place and Rufus Adams is talking of buy- Hatchs. thirty , brothe-in-lawand ubout feet fifteen Silas Burnham appeared before his Ernest by forty FARMINGTON FRACTION! ing an automobile in the near fucouncil and was permitted to the feet deep. An vther ear of powd of Ogden, have engag- ture. schools of with The the county, er stood on the track les9 than ed in the plumbing business. Mr. explain the merit of the corrugatStuderbaker white tops an 1 of the the eighth grade, ed culverts made by the Utah exception 800 feet away. Kammermeyer has had fifteen spring wagons are known the Culvert Co. at Woods Cross. close today. years experience and was fore- country over for their light runThe road committee was emThe grade examinations to select whatever kind spending the day at Ashdown s man about eight years of Halver- ning and durability. Buy yours will be eighth powered Tuesheld Monday and son Bothers in Bountiful. house. of branch Plumbing new the Company at grove piping that they deemed the Layton May 23rd and 24th. day, of have most suitable for culvert purfitted a was Ogden. released Dau Kershaw They up Now is the time to buy yotrr The seventeenth annual com- poses. room nice at office the of display from quarantine, Tuesday. Mowers and Rakes. Mower exmencement exercises of the AgStreet Supervisor Davis asked Tom Dunmny and Wm. Leontras of all kinds to all machibes the Kaysville cannery, showing Sunwill council about putting in pipe the ricultural college begin kitchen sinks, basins, bath tubs, ard, the two transients who are . Bountiful cross where 22nd. irrigation ditches day, May etc. charged with burglary in the like by Alfred A Mr. Sloan from the east streets the William Tom and Dunmny A of ladies shoes third degree, had a hearing beand 'numerous other purchased Isaac Mills lots afid and- shipmentthe latest the two transients who Leonard, oxfords, No instructions were givfore styles, places. Judge Ellis, Wednesday. residence and will move his fadr have just been received at Shef- His honor bound them over to are accused of having burglar- en in this respect. Mr. Davis ily up from Salt Lake shortly. ized homes in Layton are in the also called attention to the fields. faulty He court. the District placed We carry the best Mowers condition of the pipe on Main Mrs: Arthur S. Barnes, Mrs. the bail at $500 but they being county jail awaiting a hearing. and Rakes on earth the McCor-nicstreet causing the water to overMary M. WilkihS' and Mrs. Ed- unable to find any surities, went SYRACUSE SEEPINOS. flow into the street. The matter and Deering Mowers and ward Davis of Salt Lake City to jail to await trial. Thomas Briggs is building an was referred to the water comRakes. Bountiful Co op. Our instantaneous bug killer is addition of five rooms to his mittee to confer with the Barton spent Thursday in town as guest Mrs. Taylor and daughter of the Barnes Creek Irrigation Co. Mr Davis family. Mrs. Ed- the thing for hugs at house clean- house and remodeling the other was instructed Nora of Lehi visited several days gar Beard of Coalville to have the open the at 25 cents time. spent per bottle part, making seven rooms in all water box at the bank corner rewith her mother, Mrs. Margaret day here with het mother, Mrs. ing the Layton Drug Co. T. J. Thurgood is expecting to moved to the opposite side of the Bennett, and returned home. Arthur S. Barnes; Elder Ileber Whitesides has commence on the brickwork of street. Monday. Mail a sample or phone your been assigned to labor in eastern his new house this week. It will The attention of the council Studebaker farm wagons wear order to Carr Printing Co. for New York with Elder Packer of be a building which will contain was called to the fact that the I). the longest. Sold at the new anything in the printing line, C. I. Telephone Co. had not yet Preston, Idaho. about 45,000 brick. branch house at Layton. Mr. Maxwell, Jos. H. Payne's StuJerbaker new 1910 auto installed the other free phone Mr. John Smiths sister, Mrs COMMENCEMENT son in law, who was taken so aeats, detachable top buggies, due Bountiful city under the proThe visions of the franchise. ENTERTAINMENT Gettings and daughter arrived seriously ili with spinal tnenin look the best and ride the easiest. recorder was instructed to write here Tuesday morning from their gitis, the first of last week, that Sold at Layton branch. said telephone company requesthome in Iowa. This is the first All Former Students of Bountiful the doctors Moore nas severed his ing them to attend to this matter. gave him up, was im Harvey to be Entertained time that Mr. Smith has seen his High School An ordinance was passed proconnection as clerk with the proving at last accounts. by the Present Class. sister for forty years. funds lor the construction co. viding Mercantile Syracuse CROSS. WOODS a of Elder E. Perry Rockwood is to city water system. Saturday evening, May 21st, Our schools closed last Friday. recorder was instructed to rlhc TheSa.lt lelub Cotnmerci i hall Like will be the land at San Francisco, today, and the Everglade HIGH BOUNTIFUL 390 water applications have All Excuon while Utah its it is expected that he will reach scene of a grand commencement the and 1 SCHOOL GRADUATE city watermaster printed, home by the 20th of this month; ball, the first of the kind ever rsion, next Thursday, May 19th, was instructed to canvass the Messrs. Sampson and Radley, held in Bountiful. The enter- will make a stop at Woods Cross to ascertain how many peoStudents townw nuld two converts, are accompanying tainment will be given in honor to meet the people of the south Large Class Twenty-ons' so ibe f"r oty waple of the former students of the end of Davis county. S. C. HowComplete Work Given at Home. old rate of $1 per him home ter. The be asked. of make will will Wools beCross Bountiful month the of ard and is Runabouts equpped wth the Followingare high school, graduates Citj' Attorney Ilenrv W. Stable latest auto seats, nice line to se- ing arranged by the present an address of welcome. Bands the Bountiful higa sauil for instructed to prepare the was and singers will accompauv the 1910: lect from at the Studerbaker student organization. papers for creating a necessary Refreshments will be served excursionists. Cornelia Arbuc tle, I snot (J new branch house at Layton. in Bountiful city. district W. J. Dooley, mining man and Bariow, Jesse D. Barlow, Kin-be- r paving and an excellent program will be decided to pave it was fall Last KAYSVILL2 KINKS. C. Barlow, Wm. E. Backlaud, Main street lrom Lanioni Calls rendered at intervals. capitalist, was in town onbisi Hon. John R. Barnes and wife The party is exclusively for ness, the first of the week. Bryant A. Burningham, Zeliu, to the .Mitchell corner and from The farm mowing machines Davis, George R. are spending a few days, this high school students and their Mercantile Co. to Dty, Eiitb the uapa-tweek, in Provo, as guest of Mr. partners to all of whom written and lawn mowers which are set Fearnley, Grace Hatch, Fuchsia jlL lorook Sme.lley' Furniture at Woods Cross are attracting store. Now it is thought that and Mrs. George E. Barton. invitations have been sent. On up much attention. It would be well Holbrook, Jaae Hu;his. Iris more would like to come in and James F. Harris and Lottie B. the invitations the party was for you to see this good sample Jacobson, Bertha Leiiaghum J. that it would be better to make Phillips were married Wednes- dated May 19th; a change was line and get prices before buying. ScottLedingham, Frank B. Muir, the district larger It is now proJ. Haroll Palmer, Wm. E. S med- posed to pave both sides of the day. necessary, however, and the fol- Deseret Live Stock Co. Men and boys straw hats in lowing Saturday evening was Funeral services over the re- ley, Hazel Striugham, Emily street from String-ham'seasonable styles and shapes are to Enoch Tripps saloon. mains of the late Eric Hogai Thomas and J ustin Tolman. Cen-trevill- Another car of powder exploded down near the Hot Springs, held in the South Bountiful meeting house, last Friday afternoon The speakers were, Daniel Moss, Bishop George A Seaman, Bishop David Stoker, Jareu Tolman, Bishop Starns Hatch and Piv. J. 11. Grant. There was a very large attendance. A nice line of white lawns, lingerie, linllax, mulles and trimmings for the graduating dresses Bountiful Co op few under-appendi-oita- out-goin- l, Co-op- g . 1 re-bui- e. Kam-mermeye- r Co-op- Advertise your Real Estate in this paper Bur-ningha- - k e i i s as many buyers are now visiting our county looking for property. as compared to other mediums of finding a buyer. The same is true if you want to buy property. It costs you PRACTICALLY NOTHING If you have horses, cattle or any live stock, second hand vehicles, implements, or in fact anything you wish to sell you will be surprised how quickly they will be converted into money if ADVERTISED AND HOW LITTLE AN AD WILL COST YOU. . |