Notice of Liens on Georgia and Nevada Lode Claims 1910
Notice to all claimants of liens on the Georgia and Nevada Lode mining claims in Box Elder County Utah. Lt. Alexander Caldwell asserts possession and nonpayment of assessments, outlining claim boundaries and corner monuments, with historic recording details dated 1905 and 1910. Publication begins January 8, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Caldwell
Georgia
Discovery Monument
Annex
Lode
Nevada
Gretchen
Wm F. Brown
FH. Brady
Box Elder
North End
Wm. F. Brown
C. H. Brday
Box Elder County
Utah
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Quick Cure for Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a rapid remedy for boils ulcers fever sores burns cuts bruises sore lips chapped hands chilblains and piles. It promises instant relief and lists a price of 25 cents at all druggists.
Garland Ward Conference Recap at Garland Hall
The annual Garland Ward Conference met last Sunday at Garland Hall with 197 attendees in the morning and 179 in the afternoon. Stake leaders P. M. Hansen and Joseph Jensen and High Council members presided. A R Capener led as bishop. Sessions featured talks by local officers, singing, prayers, and sacraments. Edgar B. Gayhart was approved for the priesthood. Charlie Petersen and spouse welcomed as ward members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Ecclessiastical Ward
Garland Hall
P. M. Hansen
Joseph Jensen
High Council
BP. A. R. Capener
Hark
Felix D. Baird
Garland North
Chas. Munns
Garland
John Devey
Frank M. Welling
Frank Munns
John Wright
Annie Munns
Mary B. Preston
Lucy A. Clark
Wm. King
Stake
S. S. Burdett Smith
N. C. Mortensen
Peter Jensen
Ludvig Larsen
Peter Boss
Edgar B. Gayhart
Charlie Petersen
Relief Society
Laura Rice
Fred Bowers
Y.L.M.L.A
Agnes Wheelon
Garland Choir
I. O. Haws
Garland Ward
A. R. Capener
D. E. Manning
D. B. Foulger
Stake Coun
Solo
Israel
D.C. Chapman
W. L. Grover
God
Thos. E. King
County Commissioners Act on Bridges and Roads in Regular Session
The county board met Monday March 1 in regular session. Proposals included furnishing plank for six Iowa Drainage District bridges, approval of a constable bond for P H L Pesh, and acceptance of Dr Russell J Smith as health officer No 3 with Dr Frederick Wash appointed. Numerous communications and items were referred to the county attorney or road officials, including a plan for road across barrens, repairs on Grouse Creek bridge, and the installation of a rock crusher at Garland. Plans for the new courthouse heating and wiring were accepted, and N P Jensen was confirmed as deputy Road Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Hart
Iowa
P. HL. Pesh
Malad
Russell J. Smith
Frederick Wash
Garland
T. L. Snook
Sunset
East Garland
Electric Bitters praised by 70 year old Tolson
Elizabethtown resident B. F. Tolson extols Electric Bitters saying the tonic restored his health and energy. He notes they tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver invigorate nerves and purify blood. He claims the remedy works for him and others with guaranteed satisfaction at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
B. F. Tolson
Elizabethtown
Mrs Lottie B Smith Hosts Ladies Self Culture Club
Mrs Lottie B Smith entertained the Ladies Self Culture Club on Austin Street with eight members present. President Celia M Grover outlined plans for prizes for the best kept general surroundings this season. Mrs Marie Wing read from The Silver Buckle and Mrs Essie KE Foulger provided instrumental selections. Wing to present current topics next meeting. Easter luncheon served and adjournment for two weeks to Mrs Hilda Nordquist’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie B. Smith
Ladies’ Self-Culture Club
Austin Street
Prest
Celia M. Grover
Prest. Grover
Marie Wing
Essie KE. Foulger
Hilda Nordquist
Conference Rates Via Oregon Short Line to Salt Lake City
O R R conference offers reduced round trip fares from all points north of Ogden to Salt Lake City for the April meeting. Tickets on sale April 1 to 6, with return by April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah Farmers Institute Bill Aims Statewide Aid
A Congress bill proposes federal funds for Farmers Institute work in Utah and other states with state matching. Utah currently uses 1500 dollars annually under the State Agricultural College, boosted to 5000 by the Legislature. Proponents argue one field agent could aid dairy, dry farming, horticulture, and poultry, boosting dairy butter fat from 115 to 300 pounds yearly with better cow selection and feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Farmers’ Institute
Utah
State Agricultural College
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Indiana
Michigan
L. A. Merrill
Farmers’ Institutes
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Thompson
The
Bear River Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Bell
E. V. Schneider
General Blacksmithing
Bank of Garland
Bell Phone
George Meldrum
Tremonton
Wave Userao Centeo
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D. C
Tremont
Liquor House
G. A. Woodward
Prop
Becker
Best
Fisher
Salt Lake
PABST
Blue Ribbon
L. W. Preston
J. Y. Jensen
C. D. Anderson
Dealera
Pearl Annex
Garland, Utah
Board of
W. L. Rich
Bill Johnston
Edwin Bennion
Ogden Portland Cement Co
Barrens
A. D. Hunsaker
C. C. Toyne
Grouse Creek
Betteridge
Pierce
Riverside
Wells
New Court House
N.S. Christofferson
Board and Road Comr
N. P. Jensen
Comr. Adams
Canal
Fromt
Lookout
Hot Springs
L.S.C.C
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