The Utah County Democrat. [volume], December 26, 1908, Image 1

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T. H. BDL1N IS MUCH
MARRIED MAIMS
, HEARD FROM IN
KANSAS
I Bolihi tfiD Local Mnnofjcr of the
Studeunker Company who
j lift for PaHs Un(cnoVri wilh
f! Money of Company is Mar-
I ricd in Kansas,
' Lettcrg lin vo been received by tho
jt city nnd ronnty officers mid Man.
agcr Quigloy of tlio Studebaker
J company giving Information con
cerning T. II. Bolin who ran away
with about sixteen hundred dollars
of tlio company money,
1 According to a letter received
frortl Clements .Kansas, Bolin went
to Ciiloknshu, Oklahoma, and there
married Miss Ada Gustin of Clem
ents. IIo lived with the girl ibout
ten days nnd then hied for pnrtB
unknown. A letter has also been
been received from the mother of
the girl ngklnR concerning the char
acter of the man Mrs. Gustin also
states that Uolin married her
.,( daughter and has now left her.
IlVom ull appearances Bolin be
como acquainted with the girl
through correspondence. As far as
can be learned he had never seen
the girl until he reached Kansas,
Thanksgiving week. It is known
here that ho hid had much corres
pondence vth her which may oc
i - count for the man not changing' his
name at that place. Bolin had had
correspondence with miny women
j while living here.
j This adds'another chapter to the
already dark history of the case, us
I Bolin was n married man having
mnrriid Mifs Webb of Leh'i, who
U now located 8upar City, Ida.
" Every ellort is being made by
the officers and StudebakerB to lo
cite the bIw trawler as tlio money
wbb n total loss to the company,
Bolin having given no bonds. Bo
lin ran nway about the !2 of November,
Miss Viola Whitehead left Tues
day to spend the holidays with
lici" aunt, Mrs. .las. K. Allaworth,
nt Salt Loke City.
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1 - Medicine That U Medicine
"I have suffered n good deal with
I malaria and stomach complaints, but ;
J N I have found a remedy that keeps mo
well, and that remedy Is Electric Klt
) ters; a medicine that is medicine for
i ' stomach and ller troubles, and for run
dnwncondltlon,"snyB . O. Itlestler,
i of Ilalllday, Ark. Electric Hitters
purify and enrich the blood, tone up
the nervcs,nml Impart vlgorand energy
to the weak. Your money will bo re
funded If it falls to help you. 60c
at Binoot Drug Co.
! - " :
M Beautiful toilet and slmving
I sets, Smoot Dtug Co.
Bee W. II. Itny & Co. If you want to
H arrange for money with which to
H build a home In the early spring. You
pay no liwlallment until you have
drawn all your money. Money ad
B anccd unbuilding progresses.
PLENTY MONEY FOR
COMPLETION OF
MOFFATJOAO
David II. Moffat will complete
his road to Salt Lake without the
old of the European capitnliats, who
Sent experts over the survey n few
months ago, and who seemed so
well pleased at the reports made to
them.
The news comes here from Den.
ver that tho negotiations between
Mr. Moffat and these capitalists,
for Moffat road bonds, ore off. J.
Vuile, one of tho experts, and Mr.
Moffat could nnt agree. The deal
wag almost closed when a difference
aroire over n contract drawn up by
Moffat's attorneys. Vaile is said
to have construed it one way, and
the Moffat road people another.
The result was that Mr, Valle
sailed for England and other capj
tilists became interested.
Mr. Moffat is now in New York,
and the report comes from that
city that he has secured sufficient
money to complete the road to
complete the road to Provo and
Salt Lake The report says that
he has raised $12,000,000. The
road up to date has cost much in
excess of that amount. The work
from Steamboat Springs on will not
be ho diflicult.
NOTICE. I
A meeting of tho Utah Lake
Association will be 'held Tuesday,
Dec. 29, in the Fire hall at una
o'clock. General business of im
portance pertaining to the aasocii
tion will be Intfistuttd.
Andrew Ksui)8E',
President.
The Great MoRwan and his
company will play gix nights in the
oporu house beginning Dec. 28.
Mr. McEwun is reoognizod as the
world's greatest hypnotist, und Is
an entertainer that plays in the best
theatres in every country on tho
globe.
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LOST Diamond ring, Deo. 24,
between 2G1 North Third Eat and
postoflk'o. Liberal reward for its
return to A. D. Sutton or said address.
Notice of Special Stock
holder's Meeting
Major Evans Conholldatel Mining
& Milling Company.
Pursuant to a resolution of tho board
of directors of Major Evans Consoll-TJlttCrt-ttnlng
nuiV-aHWtHf-C-fltapaas..
a corporation, duly pawed and adopt
ed at a meeting of the said board held
on the eth day of November, 1008, no
tice Is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders of the said
corporotlon, will be held at No. 20
East Main street, American Fork,
Utah county, Utah, on Wcdnesbay,
the 80th day of December, 1008, at tne
hour of 6 o'clock p. m. for the purpose
of submitting to a ote of the stock
holders of sold meeting n proposition
of amending Article Fixe of the orig
inal Articles of Incorporation to read
a follows, or In such manner as may
be determined upon by said meeting
to-wlt:
AIlTICtiK FIVK.
The principal place of business of
said corporation is and shall I at
I'rovo City, Utah County, Utah, but
buslncs, transfer, llnanclol aud all
other necessary olllcex may be e.tab-
.luuunu i ' ' i nrrl""!
I places within the United States. Di
rectors' meeting for anJT ami an pur
pohesofthe corporation moy lie held
nt any plncc either within or w Ithout
theBtuteof Utah.
And to tio,nsact such other business
as may legally come before tho mcet
ln It. A. AM.KN,
Pecretary.
First publication, Dec, 6, 1808,
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late Society Doings
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Mrs. Louise Mcfiride entertained
at a family dinner Thursday even
ing. Coyers were laid for twelve.
Mrs. Joseph Nibblcy of Salt
Like is visiting In Provo with Mrs.
W. II. Duscnberry,
I. A. Smoot spent Friday and
Silurclay in Preston, Ida.
Mrs, E. T. Harding was n Salt
Lake visitor this week,
II. S. Collett of ,Vernal spent a
few da) r In Provo,
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Alston of
Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Greenwood of Amctlcnn Fork,
Mrs. Sarah Kobinson, Miis Hit ye)
Ilobinson and Mrs, Leone Morton
of Salt Lake City were guests of
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Holdaway
Christmas day.
Mrs. W. E. Stoker entertained
the Primary officers of the Sixth
ward Tuesday afternoon, Tho
time was spent in social chat and
music.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. MoAdam
entertained tho members of the Owl
club nt their home Monday even
ing. Miss Sarah Douglas of Salt Lake
City is spending the holidays in
Provo. '
The Trio club met "Wednesday
evening with Mr. nnd Mrs. I'M. T.
Jones. An evening of games and
merriment was enjoyed by all pres
' ent.
Judge Bagley of Ogden spent
Christmas in Provo with his
daughter, Mrs.' MoNittT
F. F. Stoigmeyer of Salt Lake
City spent Friday in Provo.
Mr. Hiid Mr R. E. Knowlden
entertained the Commercial Travel
lers and their wives Wednesday
evening. Thp rooms were made
beautiful wiUi Cirittmaa decora
tions and bright lights. Several
tables of curds and various games
were playod and during the even
ing imisio was fimiifcbeef by Prof,
A. C. Lund, W. D. Roberts, jr.,
Murray Twelves and others.
Provo Mcr. Co. the cheap cash
store sells everything. 0Q0 North
First East.
Provo Mercantile Co. for good
things o eat nnd wear.
Assessment Notice.
The Big Hill Mining company,
principal place of business, Provo,
Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting of tho board of directors ofuio
Dig Hill Mining company, tysld
Thursday, Nov. , 10o8, an assessment,
om of one-half (1-21 1 cont per share
was levied on the outstanding CTTirmrt
stock of sold company, payable at the
oftlce of the" secretary, Clate-Snow
building, I'rovo, Utah, on or before
Saturday, Jan. 2, 10o9. Any Block
upon which this assessment may re
main unpaid on said Jan. 2, 18o0, will
bo delinquent and nil vet Used for sale
at public auction and unless payment
U mmle beforo will be sold at the ofllce
of tho secretary on Thursday, Feb. 23,
10o9, at 2 o'clock p. m. of suld day, to
joy the delinquent ouiesiunent, toget
her with tho cont of advertising and
expense of sale.
IIAUVKYCLUFF.
Secretary tho Illg Iilll Mining Co.
Olllcc upstair at entrance No. 43 E
Center street, I'rovo, Utah.
First publication Nov, 7, 10o8.
Money to loan on easy terms. Low j
Interest. Mun) options. No delays. .
Lots of money. Wo must loan It. Beo
us. V. II. Hay & Co. j
We have u Iwnje stock of Xmas i
Sets and they aro going to be sold j
beemibe the prhe and gistils are
right. Elkhorn Plinrnwoy. C. A.
IIedtuist.
Dr. Heinilselmiin carriea an
elegant liue of watches and rings.
PRE5. 010 JOHN
15 CALLED HOME
BY ANGEL OF
.era
At Ripe Age of 75 David John,
Former President of Stake
Dies Suddenly Funeral at
One O'clock Sunday in Stake
Tabernacle,
David John, formerly president
of tho Utah stake, died suddenly
Thursday about 4 o'clock while in
his library conversing with Ben
Johtifon, Jr. Mr. John was tnlk-
ing over old times nnd early exper
iences of his life and Fold to Mr.
Johnson that he had never felt so
well before, when ho made somo
movement that suggested to Mr.
Johnson thnt ho was about to fall,
nnd Mr. Johnfon sprang from his
chair, catching Mr John in his
arms, nnd the latter expired almost
immediately, i
j Mr. John was born Jan. 27,1833,
in Little Newcastle, Wales. He
became n -member of tho Mormon
ohurch without tho knowledge of
his parents, nt 14 years of age.
His father was so opposed to the
new religion which his son had em
braced that he sent him to college
for the purpose of prepiringhim for
n minister in tho Mormon church.
There he remained until he was
21 years old, when he Jeft and took
up tho ministry for tho Mormon
ohurch in Wales. In I8G1 ho enmo
to Utah and hns since made Provo
his hrlmc. Ho was counselor to
Uishop Tanner nfUm Third ward
for many ycarand afterwards wrs
a counselor to the stake presidency,
to President Smoot nnd President
Partridge. In 1001 he was np
pointed president to the Utah stake
nnd remained in thnt ofllco until
April of this year, when hewes re
leased on account' of failing health,
He is survived by one wife, ten
children, thirty-seven grnndchil
dren nnd one great-grandchild.
Tho funeral will bo hold in tho
Stake Tabernacle nt oco o'olook.
It is requested that nil choir
members bo present nt tho funeral,
Thero is nnothor mint in heavou,
Prcs. David John is thoro. His
chair in his home is vacaut but he
answers roll call in a mora happy
realm. His life's work has been
completed nnd ho has gone home,
DELINQUENT NOTICE
Ely Duck Creek Lead nnd Copper
Mining Co. Principal place of
business, Provo city, Utah.
Notice. Thero uro delinquent
upon the following described stock I
on account of afsfesment No. 1 of
one-tenth (.01) of ono (1) cenTiier'
sluire levied on the 7th day of No
vember, 1008, the several amounts
set opposite tho names uf the re-'
spoclive shareholders as follows:
NO. NAMIJ fiftAHKB A'MT.
2 Geo W Geo 2000 2.00
7 llen't Olbon 1000 1.00
24 Afcuhel T Gee 1000 1.00
86 Wm D Alexander 1000 1.00
37 " " " 1000 1.00
88 Alex. Ma-rtensen 1000 1.00
39 JosPBwmdbent 1000 1.00
40 Geo W Gee 8000 0.00
44 David Westwood 50000 50.00
48 " " 1000 1.00
52 J U Eversall 1000 1.00
02 John Gordon 1000 1.00
0(5 John Thurguod fiOO .50
fitt Frank Lovoltm 10000 10.00
0!) Kilgnr LoveletH 5UU .oU
70 , " f00 .60
70 Frank I divide b 500 .50
SlMLOglefeby Oil .01
82KAOglchby OH .01
80 Julius Duggins 500 .50
87 A M Johuwn 100 ,lg'
SPLENDID SHOWING
IN EAST II !
DEVELOPMENT !
Word received in this city from
the property of the East Tlnlio
Development Company in Tintia
shows excellent prospects for that
company. A w load o' good lead
oro was placed on the market lofrt
week. The company will no doubt
be heard from regularly in tho
shipping line next year. The com
pany's oro up to this time haB been
oomlng from the 130 foot level but
now n drift is being run in from
the 230 foot level to tap this same
ore nt greater depth, nnd when this
drjft does open tip the pre, there Is
every reason to believo that the de
posit will be 6ufilciently largo to In
sure regular shipments for n loug
time to come. Managor Bulph
Kellogg is also driving two other
drifts upon tho 230 foot level, one
toward the west nnd another to the
north. The north drift is following
a small stringer of oro which may
lead to something of uonsiderablc
importance.
Tho ore which has been encount
ered up to this time has been found
ut the crossing of tho north-south
und esst-wett fissures.
UlcfSL-il are Uiomj who eiui leave
this sphere of work with u record
as e'lear uh that of David John.
Happy, too, nre thoy who uro ready
to meet thtir Maker us he.
Pres. John was n, spiritual mind
ed maiTlFdXcntnpllcirfaith-'in the
doctrines of his church. Ho was n
worker for his church and from
oirly manhood hen held positions of
trust. Man is nimble to estimate
thp good doue by tiis man, only
heavenly minstrels ure recording
tfiece deedd.
The life of Pres. John hns been
worthy. His ohnractor and fuith
will bo n light of wisdom to his
children.
He has finished tho race of lifej
tho evening of life Iibb eomentid the
sun has gone down. He sleeps in
death. Good grant peace and com
1 fort to his family.
aaKMMSBBk1
French and American perfumes
Infancy boxes. Smoot Drug Co.
81) Don Park 1000 1.00 1
00 " " 1000 1.00 1
91 ' 500 .50,
92 " ' 82900 82.00;
98 J P Brlin 57032 57.03
90 J II Johnston 400 .40
102 Axel Johnston 498 .49
104 Edgar Loveliffl 04500 61.50
JIP u ',0!lilllt0,i 2000 2.00
lu"", "" itK)irT:oir
And in rc-cordnnco with law and
nn order of the board of directors
' made on the 7th duy of November,
1008, so many shares of each par
cel of stock as may be neceswiry
will ie Mild at public miction at the
office- of the secretary, Postollice
Week, Provo city, Utah, on Wed
ucfiJuy, Dec. 30, 1008, at the hour
of 2 , it , to pay ihu dIirciieut
assessment thereon, together with
i the costs of advei lining and expense
of sale. David Wkhtwooii,
Secretary.
Postoffice Hlock, Provo, Utah.
First publication Deo. 15, 1008.
f Monument for L'Enfant.
lilr2. "' Hut niott ..,
of Columbia linvo dotonnlneil to x
humo tlio rmalu of Mat. VU e
Cliarles IKnfunt, which IIo burled u
tho Ilitfg farm. In I'rlncu flooi ?
county. Marj-lund, eight miles nortl. i
W.'nlilnftiun, nnd to relator (hem i
l lio camiUB of tlio Catholic uuhers
A monument will bo jilaccil over a
uow t'ravo.
FUNERAL OF "D0C"
GRAY HELD TODAY
iyi
The funeral services of Jnmes
Gray, well known as "Doo" Gray,
wnH held this nfternoon in tho tali
crnaclc. Many relatives and friends
wcro present. All tho members of
the pre-ent city council wcro pres
ent nnd many of those who have
served previously. The floral trib
utes were beautiful nnd thoro wcro
ninny of them.
The speakers testified to the sterl
ing manhood of Mr. Gray and as
serted that in his death the city hns
lost a useful citizen. The mnsio
rendered was excellent. Tho fol
lowing were tho speakers: M. it
Pratt, Wshop Berg, Simon Eggert
son, Wm. M. Koylnnro, T. N. Tay
lor, 8. S. Jones,' President Kocler.
Invocation vhb offered by James
Glove.
M'EWEN.THEHYPNOTJST
COMING TO OPERA HOUSE
The king of entertainers nnd en
tertainer of kings, tho great Mc
Ewnn will shortly play nn engage
ment in Provo with his clever com
pan j, and will present nn entirely
now program of magic, hypnotism,
mind-reudlug nnd vaudeville. A
feature will be mndu this season of
big acts in hypnotism and from tho
flattering press notices wo have
seen, Mr. McEwnn la piecing his
nttdionres In pO'Mintyrinimnnijgr.
LOST Saturday night, lady's
long black coat linen! with gray
bear cloth, between Bolt's nnd
depot. Leave at this ollli-o or
plionp L. O. Perry, Provo Hemih.
PeWlU's Klilney and Jllmlder I'llU
nrc unwiunleil (n cases of weak back,
back ache, Inflammation pf the blad
der, rhcumatlo pains, and nil urinary
(Unorders. Thoy nro antiseptic and not
Tiromiuly. Every enso of kidney ot
blnddor trouble ihould bo Attended to
ntonoo, nnd the nchc fn tho back,
rheumatlo pains, urinary disorders,
etc,, are wnrnlnK signs. l'0j!,,Jc1l!y
for delays nro dangerous. Oct J)W elti's
Kidney and lllnililer Pills. I'.-ulur
slro 6oo. Hold by rulnco Drug Co.
Hindsclman, graduate optlciat nt
Taylor Bros., fits thu hard to fit.
For eye trouble see him,
No saw edges on your collars if
Bent to the Provo Btesm Laundry.
SUMMONS.
In the district court of the Fourth
ludlclnl district, of tho FStnte of Utah,
In and for Utah county.
OcorRo Huveroainp, plalntlll vs.
KrnoatG. ItoRiion, lliihsel Ij. Tracy,
Martha K. Miller, and Vtah I,ake,
Land, Water, nnd Power Company,
a corporation, defendants Summons.
Tho State of Utah tothesald defend-
lllltH! I
You arc hereby summoned to nppenr j
within twenty iriiyaTnTeritrrrscTTrcr
of this summons upon you, lfsered
within the county In which this action ,
Is brought, otherwise, within thirty
dny after service, and defend the
above entitled action, and In cneof
your failure to do so, Judgment will bo
rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint, which ha
been nied with the clerk of said court.
This action Is brought for the pur
pofio oi foredoom? a mortgage upon
tho wiwt ono-half of tho houtheant
quarter of tl.o northeast iiuaiter of the
Kouthcaiit quarter, and the north ono
half of the south wont quarter of tho
northeast qimrtcr of the southeast
quarter, and tho southeast quarter of
th-i northwest quarU of tho outhoait
quarter ami the ciut one-half of the
southwet quarter of tho norlliwoHj
quarter of the southeast qunrtor ol
stetlon eight In Townsiup ten souiu oi
-nnge mio wet of Salt Lake meridian,
which iuorlKKO wuh lvrn by Krncft
i. ltc-gnein to Hushcl L. Tracy, on the
jrwrJ7rrrTTnTiTTTnTwr,'
Attorney for I'lnlntlfl.
?. O Add row, I'rovo, I'lnh.
. FtiBt publication Dec. 1U, 1008.
1 Provo Mer. Co, sells us cheap
ji eNowhere wilh ten jiereentoil
tor spot cash, prompt delivery,
MAYOR IRTELL OF
SPANISH FOHK IS
EMPLOYED AS A
ITOHMAN 1
Docs Not Make EiiohrIi Money H
in Home Town sq Decides H
(o Run a Stfcct Cnr Attends jH
to Mayoralty Duties Besides flfl
WhciiiNcccssary. H
James -A. Murtcll was electee! M
mayor of tho Utah town a year ago Tl
last November,' defe'rftibg' Oscar . fH
Greer, oio of the best known citi- !
?ens of Spanish Fork, for the honor H
He had n &r majority, too.
His salary as mayor is $100 A jH
year niultlint is not enough to keep fl
him und his family. As chances 'j
for earning other money in Spanish. H
Fork wifre not' especially bright for jH
.Mnrtell ihirwcnt to Salt Uke City H
to seek I other ciuployuient and H
easily fonud work ns nn oxtra mo- 1
torman. jHHI
When official duties call "his jjH
honor" to his homo town he gets a H
layoff, transacts the mayoralty bus- H
iness and returns to his post on a jH
street car. 'M
Probably It is unknown to the :H
olliicials of the Utah Light and (JH
Bullwny company thnt their com- 'H
puny has tho honor of having in its H
employ tho mayor of this thriving '91
little city. It is thu only street ,H
car company In thu world that has jH
a mayor in its employ ,n n motor- r9i
'man or conductor, flH
Mr. Martell's term of office will ' 'H
not empire until n j car frcm next ,H
January. t'jl
LOST White fur with black !
tips, plpsh frinfio on tip. ltetitni
to this office, Jb
I,UNOII UOOMB .j
lUnt. J, Thomsks, opposite nia '1
Orando depot Lunches sarved quick !
ly. Meals 26 cents. jH
Palace Drug Go. H
Carries a complcto lino of all H
kinds of wines, liquors, fancy to- H
bsccos nnd pipes. 41
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Wuntcil Boarders 018 Eost M
1st. JSTortli street. 'flH
jBHHI
TREASURE PROTECTED BV MUD, jl
Effort to Be Made to Reach Stored "
Riches In India. j
A Rood story of hidden treasure jjl
oomss from ladla on tho authority of ' 1
the late tutor to the bclr apparent of M
llhopal. H
In tho bills of Amarkantak, In tho M
central provinces, closo to tho sources ''
of tho Nurbnila and tho Son, thoro ) M
stands an old daHerted fort called Ran l
Rukallf. wherein, sa tradition says, aro -l
joweU formerly tho property of tho
Hindu rnJaliB of tho country, but for Jv
1 bkos no ono has been able to gain ac- 'H
cew to tho fort because It Is eur-
rounded by miles of Impassable mud, !(1
Tbo Iat Blr Richard Templo hoa t
lloutenaut governor of llonffal tried to
reach It, but Ids elephant stuck deei fll
In the mire and ho war forcod to aban- H
don tho quost It Is now BUKgesled i.B
that a syndlcato ihould ho formed to
oxplolt this trensnro houso by meana ;'H
of balloons, and ii Calcutta capitalist i
! hns promlsml a laie subscription to- l!i
' ward tits enterprise f
Tho quostiou wlilch puzzles most H
peoplo Is how thin ocean or mud cvor H
oome to Invent the fort An ertort 'H
will bo ranUe to enlist tho co operation 1) jH
of the niaharajah of Rowa, tho ruler
of the dlnti lot. who U sahl to bo an en-
lightened prince though how It comes ilH
that he Iihh not nlrcndy taken steps ififl
to solvr iho inHtor) la not stated. wH
XMAS lIOL'rDAY EXCURSIONS J
rHKAPRATESVlADta P " jW
$1.00 to Salt Luke and return 1H
vintlioD.it II. G. Deo. 21 and ":JH
22. Good returning until January ; jfM
4,1900, , M
ill