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BROOKLYN Entries

NEW YORK, May 26.-FoIlowing are the en-
tries for the Grayesend races: First race, one
mlie-Admiral, Stryke, Chieftain, Drizzle, Mag
nate, Maximus, Latoata colt, and Extra Dry 1I5
each, Tulla Blackburn and ReclaTe 11O each.
Second race, one mile-NOw.o or Never and
Drumstick 1o7 each, King Grab 11O. Fides 112,
Belinda 103, Carnegie and Golden Reel lO5
each, Sorrento 1O4, GTlmaldl, William DAILY Jr,
and Fltzroy 90 each, Zephyrus 80.
Third race, hve furlongs-Keyson and Repeat
1O5 eacn, Fearless no, Claudius, Annie g and
EVangeline l05 each, Tom Donohue 100, Sir
Rae, Wood-Cutter, Nubian and HimIax IO8
each Planette hlly SO, Tourist 1o6.
Fourth race (Great American stakesl five fur
longs-Russell, Necr0mancy colt, Abundance
Evelyn Carter colt, Captain WOgenteF, Black
ioos, Conrad, Rotation. Bolero, St. Charles and
Willie l.. Fritz, 11S each, Amulet, Ambulance
Correction, Arrogance aud Sallle McClelland,
115 each.
Fifth race tSt. James Hotel stakes), one and a
quarter miles-Taragon. sir Dixon aud Badge
126 each, Los Angeles 121, Erie and Diablo l22
each, DTiZzle and Rover 106 each.
Sixth race six furlongs-AIonmouIh and Brait
112 each, Everett lis, Moonstone and Mulligan
100 each, Arab 80, SIoroyer 1O2, Royal Garter
and Freedom 109 eaeh PenZance SO, Equality
80, Lake Wood 81, Lemon Blossom 96, Trestle
Prince Edward, Little Jake and FrijoIe lot
each, Village Maid 102 Rosa 80, Leng Btanch
103, Virginia colt 9S
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A colored dentist in Macon uses no in
struments except his fingers in extracting
teeth BY means of long practice his fin
gers have become as strong as fOrceps, and
ne claims that he can pull teeth faster and
with less pain than any dentist with instru-
nentS.
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Pittsbure's Old G me.

BROOKLYN, May 26. - The Pittsburgs
played poor fielding game and the home
team won. Summary:
Brooklyns. yns....................O o OOl 7-15
u U = u ! o.
Base htts-Brookiyns Is. PttSburgs IL. Errors
Brooklyns g. Pittsburgs 3. Batteries-Murphy and
Klnslow, Calvin and Carroll. Attendance 1900
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FALL OF AN AERoLIrE.

Meteoric Stone Which Dropped Into a San
Antonio Doctor's Yard.
SAN ANTONIO, May ga large aerolite
of irregular shape fell in DR.. George Cup
pies front yard in this city last night. The
ball, which was seen by several, was like a
ball of fire and made a terrific noise. The
color Of the strange visitor is almost white,
with blush tinge. The entire compost
ton is streaked with veins and spots of
vermilhon red. In the center is a hard,
round and unknown substance. The
curiosity was visited by hundreds to-day.
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Chicago Anarchists Arrested.

CHICAGO, May 26-Anarchist William d.
V ORTIZ was arrested this afternoon. He is
charged with attempting to blow up the
Haymarket monument.
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Samoan Government.

AUCKLAND. May 26.-Samoan advices
are 10 the effect that the British. German
and American Consuls there have estab-
lshed a new Government and opened a
CuStnm- h0nse.
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MILWAUKEE, May 26.-The first conven-
tion Of German Catholic societies opened
here this morning. The Bennett law will
come up as a principal feature.
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Lstouia Entries.

Latonla Entrles.
LAToNIA, May 26.-FolOwing are the entries
for tomorrow:
First race. one mile and fifty yards (selliug)-
Eli 1O5, ConSignee 10S, Spectator ia, Clamcr
III, Macauley 116, Castaway lis.
Second race, fiyee eighths of mile, for two-
year-old cots-War Plot 11o, Running Brook,
ITO, Harry Smith 118.
Third race, one aud an eighth miles (hurdle)-
Blair 10S, Gunshot 1oS, Ed Hooper 100. Abilene
80, Longshore 50, Outlook 104, OSBORNE 80,
Business 80 Mount Lebanon 100 EIyton 1lO.
Fourth race, one mile - Julia Magee 1I0
Meadow Brook 110, Marie X 11O, Llnnie III,
Wildhower III, GoOd-by lit, Ban Chief 1872,
Blue Blazes lit, Barney 125. Heller Skelter l2O.
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KENTUCKY FINANCES.
The Governor OBJECTS to Law Reducing
State Taxation.

FRANKFORT. May 26.-The Legislature
recently passed law over the Governors
veto reducing the rate of State taxation
from 451a to 4212 cents on each S1Oo By
a resolution the Legislature adjourns to-
morrow. To-day Governor Buckner sent
in message showing that at the present
rate Of expenditure the State would have a
deficit of Sl50,000 in the treasury before an
other Legislature met. The Governor de-
clared that he would not call an extra
session, and the Legislature must take the
consequences.
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A Chicago Victory,

BosToN May 26.-Chicago won to-day's
game by hitting the ball when men were on
bases. Summary:
Bostons..... 0 lOO3 312-S
Cnlcdgos... s.........................l o U %
Base hits-Bostons 8, ChIcagos 8. Errors-Bos-
tons IL, Chcagos z. Batteries -Radbourne and
Kelly. baldwin and Farrell. Attendance 5000.
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A wicked man from Denver went to
albuquerque recently and opened an in
surance Office. He was q smooth article,
aud collected several hundred dollars IN
premiums and then left His victims are
inconsoiable.
An English syndicate has just paid j. B.
Osborn 100000 for his mines near Resting
Springs in San Bernardino County.
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No Game.
THE BROTHERHOOD.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-To-dav's game
with Pittsburg was postponed on account
of rain.
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The Association.
ANCIENT FEET.

BROOKLYN, May 26.-BrOOklyns s. Col
ImhuS
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New YORK, May 26.-The Chicagos only
got one hit off Rusie to-day Both teams
felded superbly. Summary:
= v " " " U , U 10
Chcagos......... ..............1 2 . U o o 0 O-3
Base hits-New Yorks g. Chicagos l. Errors
New forkS z, Chieagos l. Batteries-Rusie aud
buckley, Hutchinson and Nagle. Attendance $500.
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=" And got licked ?"
" Yes -

LAST OF THEIR YEAR. - The mechanical
drawing classes of the public evening schools
VIII hold their closing exercises next Thursday
evening AZ Lincoln School Hall al 8 o'clock.
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Under the good old Mormon rule, says
the Salt Lake Tribune. the officers of
vorites at per cent. while they paid u per
cent for carrying on their own business.
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WASHINGTON, May 26.- 6.-Increase-James
Bourcey, Pueblo; Charles NJ Duffy, San
Francisco.
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Grand Armv Decorations ps,tro

DETROIT, May 26-The United Brethren
Church at Ogden, near Adrian, had been
decorated for the G. A. r. services, when
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Philadelphia, Cleveland, Brooklyn and Chicago
the Winners.
PHILADELPHIA, May 26-To-day's game
was called at the end Of the fifth inning on
account of rain. Summary:
Base hits-Philadelphias 8, Buffalos 2. Errors
Buffalos 3. Batteres-kneIl and Cross, Keefe and
Mack. Attendance 1900.
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LONDON Ont, May pa boat contain
ing four persons went over dam to-day
Adam johnson and Ida DOherty were
drowned.
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Won in thu First

New YORK. May 26.-Cleveland won to-
days game in the first inning, by timely
hitting. Summary:
New Yorks. s.-.........-. .......-l o o 0 o o %
CieYelands. ds...............,.,.....3 o O D of
Base hits-New Yorks 10, CIevelands 10. Errors
New Yorks s, Cieveiands A. Batteries-Ewing and
Ewing, Bakely and Sutclife. Attendance 34u0
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Brooklyns. ns.............-.........U l o 20 2 O-S
CIeNelands ds..-...--..............0 U U 0 D 2-2
Base hits-Brooklyns 10, CIeyeiands IL. Errors
CleVelands 5. Batteries - Carruthers and DAILY
Wadsworth and thinner. Attendance 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-03


Sealed bids for the erection Of
additions TO the TERRITORIAL IL
ZANE ASYLUM at Provo, Utah
Territory, will be received until
noon, July q, 1880.
The work to he contracted for
comprises excavation, mAsOn-wOrk,
carpenter-wOrk, plasiering, Timing,
fire-prOofng, wrought and castirOn
work and painting.
Tenders will be received either for
the entire work or for mason-work,
fire-prOofing, carpeuter-work lin
GLIDING thinning, painting and
roofing, and plastering, separ-
ately.
The cost Of the entire work is
estimated ut about SllO,OOO,OO.
Bids 10 he accompanied by certi-
fled checks Of 81 10000 for the en-
tire Job. aud $4,000 for each Sc
parate bid.
The amount Of check TO be forfeit
Ell in case bidder should not lie will
ing to sign contract one week after
the latter has been awarded. Bid
ders are invited TO he present at the
opening Of the bids at the date above
stated.
Tie Board Of Directors reserve the
right TO reject any or all bids.
Bonds Of one-half the amount Of
contract price will be required; the
boudsmen to lie residents Of the
Territory Of Utah and acceptable TO
the Board Of Directors.
Proposals 20 be filled out on blank
form. obtainable at the office Of X.
kletting. the architect OF the build
ing. at Salt Lake City, in the Hoop
er & Eldredge Block.
Plans and specifications will I've
ready for inspection at the Asylum
in Provo and at the office Of the
architect, in Salt Lake City, from
"Wednesday, June %, 1890.
BY authority Of the Board Of Di'
reCtOTs.
w. y. DUsESBERRN,
Chairman Of building Committee.
div
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4 EIOurishing Business.

1t is generally known that since
the fire which destroyed the fine
premises in which Mr.. II. Din
wOodey carried on his extensive
BUSINESS, his Office has been in Cal
der's music store, where orders are
received and his affairs are conduct
ell. But it is not so generally
known that on the three floors Of
this building he has a splendid
stock Of new furniture, and fittings,
carpets, curtains, and every thing
carried by him in the old building.
4 visit to this extensive emporium
will convince an enquirer OF the
Act that DinwOOiey is alive
and his business fiOurshing in spite
Of fire and disaster. New styles and
patterns may he seen there and the
stock is well worth inspecting as il
comprises many novelties. He will
push his new building 10 compile
ton as fast a possible hut in the
meanwhile is ah!e 10 fill all orders
and satisfy his patrons.
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From Ogden Today.

OGDEN, Utah, July S.-LSpecial to
the DEzEPtT NEWS Jake Nei-
lnoyer, who shot himself In the head
on NJ, nday afternoon was buried to-
day, The Ogden Brass Band es-
cortirg the remaiua. His wife did
no. lake part In the cb.tsgs.
The heat j. growing more iItetise
Their Hajesties took a compii-
mentary trip TO Syracuse bathing
resort this afternoon, accompanied
by Mayor Kiesel, the city council,
other municipal officers, prominent
citizens and ladies.
At the cowboys, whose rum
hers nave been increased by fifty at
least, are having another display Of
wild western eguestrianism.
The thousands Of visitors from the
east and south are asiOnished by the
wild looks and weird appearance Of
the ShOsnone and BInnOck In
dams who arrived last evening,
with sguaws and papOOses, and give
q war dance in the coliseum this
evening. 4 military drill by the
Louisiana Rifles viii be prominent
feature.
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ST the Opera House.

The New York Telegram has this
to say Of '..After Dark, " which is to
he given at the Opera House for two
performances tomorrow and one on
saturday:
= young man, w. a. Brady, has
done what n number f managers
thought was impracticable. He has
put Dion Bcucicault's play "After
Dark on at a city theatre and kept
II there for two weeks TO profitable
business. The first week of the
run at Mr.. Miners Peoples the
seating capacity Of the theatre was
tested at each evening performance,
and the attendance during the week
now ending has been unexpectedly
large. The scenic adjuncts Of the
play and the specially features Of
the concert hall scene have given a
considerable renewal Of interest 20
the story, and the acting ofthe COM
pany engaged In the performance
has been, on the whole, splendid.
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The committees baying IL -.
the entertainment Of the S,r =. I. ai,.l.e
,aet at the Chamber Of CommeTcs
q, lou this a. m, and perfected ali
arrangements for committees a IN
organizations in the city ere uryrd
70 oe at the Union par5Sc
depot at 9 O'Clock sharp. ''u'
The column will start from thar.
~ W. s:SO' go east on South Temple h.
Mest temple, south % second
south, east to Main, north 10 south
Temple and cuuntermarch 10
Third South, and theft dlsi,,nd
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Bright,s Disease Curcd.
"FAYORITE REMEDY"

Made at RSunslont. ny. 81. . Tor s.
Fo= ss's By. g. ". i.prug Dept.
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The Nominations.

In each of the five municipal
wards, last evening, was helda con-
vention of the Peoples delegates, to
nominate candidates for members Of
the board Of education, to be voted
for on Monday, July Il. The follow
ing selections were made:
First Municipal Ward-William
Fuller and w. w. Ritter
Second-David Mckenzie and
Thomas Hull.
Third = VIM. j. Newman and
Joseph ;. Hyde.
Fourth-Richard w. Young and
George ID. Piper.
Fifth-Alonzo Young and II. q.
Tuckett.
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4 Rnnakaf.

This afternoon while Mr.. Still
man, Of East Mill C:ses, wac driv-
ing up the State Road in a wagon
drawn by two horses, the animals
took fright aud started oil. Mr..
Sdllman and two boys who were
in the rear Of the conveyance
jumped cut and escaped unhurt.
Mr.. StIllman's six-year old son,
who was seated beside his father at
the time of the occurrence, held
pluckily on rs long rs possible.
The wagon eventually came 10
~rief, howevef, icing literally
broken to pieces, and lbr hoy was
badly hurt. lie was eonveyed 10
the CITY Hall and remained insen-
sible for some time. Every care
wasgiven him, and it is not thought
that his injuries are Of a serious ma
furR
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80 July =. Special 20 the
'1rrHr TvrNryg NI-w-.r-Tbe
.--arr,-. - -
....- e ny VIM v ~
The runaway morse yes
as -a-t a3mcthing Of
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.re r.-- -., -,
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..-. -' 'l : generally hOped
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.ar .,-.. ,-. ..'itis>Sness' VINO 80
TIN. r.-. discovery.
-4H-l. y..-.-s D. '.- IN soon 'iter
tlr ..- W. noon, was MAIN
-.. ,rr -.:. the entire DAY,
m.-. sr.....-- wa on one OF the
able .s anu unPieasur-
.Hs r--.- .-- experienced IN
Hr ..-..... ''ENoiy that could
a, rra KEY .s snadc as soon
rnzef- H.. vas over, and this
meaSre appearance,
lnrr.- ''iaure with the
1a-. .- known . be
sg.-r-... d lei are All filed,
~. 81 safe families are caring
-r7.5-.. .. otHnlt lind other &C.
r--=.' A'. - Tar there are no
7...-5 -aI.ing inability 10 OBJ
..s... '.it lodging, the ample
--f.r -,'eH seeming % have
- anything Of that
80 .'- .'.- seems To he that not
"a. 80 - ~ '-ti... have come, though
aa-4'..-- continue % bring them
--- /. -'h tell what a day may
-rI-,-...
y-.- 'pt,lsl n 1ttle cooler than
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OGDEN Notes.

Tuesday evening about . O'Clock
rs a lady was Easing the corner Of
the Broom Hotel, she was stealthily
approached 10y pickpOcket, who
managed - get away with her
purse.
The Tuesday morning train No. 3
Of the c. p. ran over aud killed a
Chinaman belonging to a section
gang. The Chinaman did not notice
the approach of the train, and was
warned Of his danger when too late.
The accident occurred between
Terrace and keliOn.
Tuesday afternoon ut HOoperville
the nine-year-Oli daughter Of Nj. +.
Manning was kicked in the face by
a horse. She was driving the ami
NAL from the pasture to the house.
Her jaw was severely fractured 10y
the kick.
Tuesday afternoon, while witness
ing the cowboy tournament on
Twenty-fOuTth Street, Mrs. >. w.
Richards. Of Salt Lake City, was
relieved Of her purse by the light
fingered gentry. The purse CON
tanned. besides seven or eight dollars
in money, a number Of personal pa
pers Of no value TO any one but the
owner.
On Tuesday night the residence OF
]. ). Corlew was hurglarized, and
$40 in money. n gold watch and 9TH
er jewelry taken. The SAME night
Willard kay's residence was robbed,
81 and n revolver being taken. \
man named McCann stole Mr..
Fishers pOcket-bOOk. lie was az
rested. On Thursday morning bur
glars were discovered working at the
saf,. i'm the office of the Ogden Ii
quOr Company, and were arrested.
"Wednesday afternoon Farley and
Halverson;s barber shop was robbed
of all the razors; the thiefwas caught
going Off with his booty. On the
same day Thomas CahOOn's house
was robbed Of -. 20in cash and three
gold watches. M
Two fires occurred in Ogden last
evening, from rockets thrown by
the Flambeau Club Of salt Lake.
One, on Mr.. Child's store, was put
out by a Waterman. The other, at
the Equitable Coop. and Scowcroit
& Sons store, came near icing a
disastrous conflagration. Only the
most careful work of the fire brigade
averted the disaster. 1t is claimed
that members Of the Flambeau Club
were heard to say that they would
burn the town. 20 Jaw L"H
Jacob Neimoyer, who shot him
self at Ogden last Monday, died AZ
) p. m. yesterday.
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Special Meeting.

At II a. m. today the city council
held a special session, nine members
being present. = resolution was
adopted extending an invitation to
the city council and municipal ofIi-
GERS Of Ogden 10 visit this city on
Saturday next. Recorder Hyams
was constituted a special messenger
to convey the invitation.
A committee was appointed TO ar
range for the entertainment OF the
guests, consisting Of councilmen
Anderson, Karrick and Pembroke.
The above is the business for
which the special meeting Of the
council was called, and comprises
substantially all that was done.
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ii ro5ly TEMPLE.
sill c'o7e Oh 's-a@S
i rfrs,r 80, 80 be re-
: 4 % ,ii,aiay morning. Au-
II :. ars111- President
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Report Changes.

Printing viii commence next
weeI, on the new city directory II.
J.. Polk a Go. are now engaged in
corrections and notiBg charges.
They specially request all :. no have
made any business or residence
changes since their canvas,
TO report the same either by
mail or In IersOn ut their Office, No.
IS W. Second south Street. Il is
very desirable that the look be cor
rect, aud every citizen is personally
interested IN having his own IOca-
ton properly printed In the direc-
tcfr: =
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4 Move in the Right Direciisu.

1t is said that Rider Hsggard has
turned vegetarian, and rnds that
he can work longer and 70 better
effect ON a mentless diet. One woiild
think that, when writing some Of
his bloOd-cur,iling tales, he subslsted
on an exclusive diet Of raw beef.
Perhaps his stories will be less start
ling here3fter.-ET.
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Lady Hurt.

AJaJ5ut II O'Clock todayasa lady
was in the act OF entering lions
Savings Bank, chunk Of mortar
fell from the TOP Of the building and
struck her squarely on the top Ofthe
head. The blow rendered her faint,
and she fell into an unconscious
condition. She was carried into the
building aud a physician was sent
foT who was quickly in attendance.
She soon recovered consciousness,
when it became apparent that her
injury, though Painful, was not
likely to produce serious results.
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Notice Of Annual School Meeting.
Notice Of Annual Sc DOL Meeting.

Trustees Of sIxteenth school District
salt Lake City. July 3rd. 800 did
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That ALLEGED Robbery.

At the City Hall it is not believed
that the young coIored barber, John
Taylor, arrested yesterday on a
charge of taking a gold watch and
a sum of money from the person Of
Mr.. Daley, Is guilty. Witnesses
are ready to testify that Taylor has
long had in his possession the gold
watch claimed by Daley TO be the
one he was robbed Of. Among
them i the jeweler who sold the
watch to Taylor. Daley admits
having been intoxicated, and il is
likely he was too muddled to have
ady idea Cf the manner in which he
lost his watch and money.
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James Marsh. Of Atcu, Nebraska,
after an experience OF four years in
selling ChambeTlain's Pain Balm.
says: lit Is the test and most 7eli-
able Imminent ever Produced" 4
fifty cent bOttle OF il viii accomp-
lish more IL the treatment Of rheu-
matism. lame hack o. severe sprains
than FIVE dollars invested in any
other way. For sIle by Il. G. NJ. l..
Drug DEPARTMENT.
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" ming sydney Dundas
was before Gau-=u e- Pratt on
-it.-H sl Latin; ami threatening
20 h'ii Biz "i'a. Mr.. nunfas had
'.'r'as .Is matter .vrr night,
1H' .aa'luiei that her husband
.. 'lrrrIt his threat. so
..-.. gave lam jig -Ir tLrsl!ng ne
7''s neg she destined i2F10secute,
lGl- .gt '-.'' So '''S
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Arrests at ST. George.

At the beginning Of the present
week BIothcrs u. d. Macarthur,
Orrin Woodbury., IT., and George
Jarvis were arrested by deputies at
81. George, on charges Of infractiOns
OF the Edmuuds law. Armstrong
aud Notary were the officers who
made the arrests The bonds Of
Brother Macarthur were placed at
--trfl
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Notice Of Annual School Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
~ Taxpayers and Registered NCter- re
siding IN the 5lsl School District. salt lake
Co, q tab, that the trustees annual meeting
j. hereby called TO be held AZ 5lst District
school house. Monday. July u. ISL. %
O'Clock pm al which will be pres eutef Tor
appropriate action, the dnancIa' and 81 US
teal reports Of the district for the school
year ending June seth. is@l; and NJ which
the amount % remuneration fo- the
Trustees Tor the past year VIII be t,rIcSu.
WALTER ". II.LIAMS,
wM. q. wE~TWOOp,
WM. J. TTDDENIIAN.
Board Of Trustees for 5lst school District,
salt lake County.
July Ist, $50.