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~ Pennsylvanla statlons:
n IgRRRsVIVdRid Inns.
Trains Run By Central Time.
! Run by Central Time.
soUrHwEFr sTErEA-'

ioEEr oTFIcEs At PEMsYhyASIA ,sLArioS, o.
MATER ST.. Roor OF EIEYEaLn III, " hLhs.l IS'
AT MuiTTIT HOUSE,, RHEELfy0, AID Al IHh
PrlNBYLV1HIA STATION, BAiDdEPoaF.
snurHwEsr sTsTEH-"PAN HANDLE ROUTE"
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WHE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
IL d bright, sparkling instructive family
journG II Is original In every department,
clean In every line and suited a II & intended
% interest and improve every member ok The
Ilmily, whether N CIV OK counuk
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PITTSBURGH Pa, Juno T.-opened and low.
est 5islc; closed at Abc; higheit66c.
on CRY, PA, June Ion Exchange closed
no market.
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INV YoKK, June 7-The petroleum market
opened firm, but after the iirst sales became
bnllISh and remained 20 until the close. Penn
sylvanla Oh, spotnons; July option, sales 5000
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HemorrhoIds Cured..

Iwlsh the afflicted and sulering TO know that
positively assert that for twehti.liine years 1
have constantly suffered intense agony with
that most terrible disease Inownas hemorrhoids:
or piles, in their very worst form. have tried
every, available prescription. but no curative
end. have taken enejlg (which contained one
GALLON OF Mlcrobe Killer, and Il has completely
cured me. i nowfeels Ike a draaIl CHAT Ihaye
ever suffered with that dlseaSe. NC
m Don't forget that Vim. iadams Great Dis
coyery Is heoriginRl and old reliable Microbc
Killer (of which other similar so.cHlled remedies
are but feeble imIatonSl has cured more dis.
cases than all other proprietary medicines put
together
Mr.. Radam's Microbe Killer
Cures all Diseases by Re-
moving the Cause.
Send 2-cent stamp for 4spage circular and the
Mlcrobe War, shows what dlseASe Is and what tho
remedy must be, and do, to cure II. Read 1t, cir.
culateit and you will bless the dlscoyerer Tor
saving your life Address
RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER,
Nashville, Tenn,
or Logan Drug Co, Agents, Wheeling, ". Va
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RAILROADS.
WHEELING &RLa GiIOYE RAILROAD

On and after Wednesday, June ], Isoo, trains
will run as follows city limo:
LEAVE WHKE1IHd.-e6:00 O. m. 7.0qA m, s.0l
Q. M, 9:0ol m, 1000 a M loo a n, 1880 N
LOOP NJ 2p M. 500 p M; 400 p m. 500 p
NJ S:oo p m, I9O p Ms bU1 p IN s;Sop p. M,
LEAvE ELM GSovE.-H6:coh me- 7:op q. m. 500
q. M, o q m. 1880 m. u:0o .. M, 1900 IA.
loop. m. 400 p M, 800 p En., l:00IpL M, sol
?. m, 600 ?. M 100 p, M, 500 p "a 9:.0 pm,
10:l0p. N.
DAILY, except Sunday.
suSDAY.-ChnTch trims leave Elm Grove al
e:SSA IN. and Wheeling At 1871 p. n.
II. z. WEISGBRBgR.
my21 General WnUrrn.
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rheumatism Cured.

Ibelleye your Allcrobe Killer certain cure
for rheumatism. Upto year ago / was down n
great part Of my time with rheumatism. be-
gan taking your remedy and after taking two
Jugs hRvo never been troubled with II since but
once bought Jug then. and after taking a
few doses It entirely disappeared. have offered
IN several cases 70 pay for the Microbc Killer
provided It failed TO cure rheumatism. but have
never had to pay as yet rs 1t Inevitably did the
Respectfully, WE MATTHEWS,
Dealer In lumber and all kinds ot'buIldLng ma
torIaI LAM Texas.
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philndelphln Live Stock Prioos.

sheep-The market was rather dull under a
light demand. Receipts were about the same.
Then was fall demand for clipped lambs. but
spring lEuCbs Fpar duh RAltdeFtSlow demand. b.
II. Cook reports the sale OF $500 sheep and
lambs OF the quoted prices.
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. nrendltufTA and Proyisions.

baacsi export 1900 barrels; market ltronseF
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Clipped
Clipped limbs. .........-....iHTc
spfffg lambs. SADIE
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Hogs-The market was firm with fair de.
mund, and prices were steady and about the
came. Receipts are modefate, but are ample for
all requirementa
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The local jobblng markets aTe In very gooS
condition, and the trade Is improving Money
e mot 100 tlght aud collections are fair.
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Mich eowSwerc III fair demand at SO COATS 90
per head. Most sales SIS 00ai0 90 per head.
Mich calves were inactive at ia6@c.
Fat COWS were In better demand, At 25sEl91Sc,
Thin cows were in fair request ut s. 00al6 % for
bolognn and 50 OOa20 OOfcr slippery,
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BALTIMORE, Nh. June 7.-whsAt firm; No. ?
red spot June and July 9ii4aell fc. Corn irfegu.
lar and lower; spot and juno 55a5Sl4c: June s2ci
western S9JSa4Oc. RYE dull: No. .. sec. Provisions
steady. Butter weak Eggs steady al i6c Gomez
fair d lBlHg. ...
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD GO

On and after Monday, April IS Passenger
Trains Will run as follows: "Dafy. tDaily Ex'
....A E,,,AhnN Enntral TINA.
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PHILADnPHIL. Pa, June T.-Tlou steady.
Wheat higher: June s21Saaz5sci July std ne
August and September s3ap9lSe Corn, highet;
June 55LsaSS1Zc, July 5JJiaS6G; August bSA3St 70;
September 55a55jEc. Oats weak: June 4iatl ~
July 4OIsa4lc! August 39aiOo: September SsaSssc
Butter Grm; Pennsylvania creamery extra lfc'
Efy,,S drra. pann.yie6y,Jo 0Fstg i6N
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over yesterday.
Provision sympathized with grain aud closed
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MEs PoEkGCaih $40 62I<; July SO So SSa1o 62Is
Gl0 50; September $40 4TIsai0 70al0 o..
LARD-Gash So 20; July % SSa6 4Oab 10; scpiem'
Der 6 6Oh6 55a6 IS -. a., }.
SIX; September 81 81, <a6 40ad 40.
0fheFs iinehanRad
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From Pittsburgh. 1880 a. m, daily and 12:4
n, m. daily. except Sunday 80 and lo:lop. m,
daily: 1900 a. m. Sunday only
Washington accommodation, 7:ooa. m, daily,
nYnnnt Sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-15

Estate Of Charles c. Mills, deceased.
petition for distribution presented. ~
II. Grace sworn and examined. De-
cree made M prayed fot.
Estate Of OlOfinshaw, deceafJ' MAJ
account nnd petition Tor disulhu-
ton came on. James n. Taylor sworn
aud examined. Account allowed ana
decree made as prayed tOf.
Estate Of Peter HOfhinus, deceasedi
petition of administration presented.
Barbara Hoihines ami Martin Lind
say sworn and examined. Order made
appointing John NJ. Cannon admins
tret r on ding bond In the sum "
slsuO.UO ami taking the oath.
Estate Of Jane &. Richafdson, de-
ceased, petition Tor letters Of admins
trsiiOn presented. Darwin &. Richard.
sou sworn ami cxamiuod. order made
appointing administration ON ding o
bon In the sum ~ 100000 aud taxi
iug the required cath.
Estate and guardianship Of Pahlee
Il. iiits II al, minor; nunl account
presented anu allowed. Petition iorbl-
lDwsncc 10 minors came ON without
notice. order made allowing sl7jn q
each n,in9r,to date from June !, 1879,
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The following orders were made be-
fore Judge Bartch today.
Estate Of jeremiah ID. NJ urphy, do.
ceased; petition for distribution came
on regularly. John &. Murphy sworn
and examined. Decree Of distribution
made rs prayed for, aud order made
dlscharging administrator.
Estate Of Elizabeth Barnes, de-
ceased; final account aud petition for
distribution came on regularly, W..
h. Andrew, Martha -. Dyet and WIN.
Dyot sworn and examined, Account
allowed and decree Of distribution
made NJ prayed Tor.
Estate OF EIeslel Lee, deceased;
hual account aud petition Tor distfitu.
lion camu on regularly. Il. f. Leo
sworn and examined. Account
allowed except item, contained Ia
vouchers 3u 81, aud 81. Decree OF
dlstlihution made ~ prayed for.
Estate OF Thomas Fitt, deceased; re-.
turn Of commissioners IN partition
cnmc on regularly. Richard Brimley,
John !, Colbert and Eliza Fitt sworn
and examined. Decree confirming
partition made.
Estate ot Il, T. Young, deceased;
| continued to June "a,
Estnte Of IL, W. Halvorsen, de.
ceased; petition for letters NJ admins.
| tration came on per continuance,
Deposition Of j. Amelia Halvorseu
submitted pgpving death u II. NJ,
halyorsen. Order made appointing O.
LoOibourow administrator on filing q
bond In the sum Of $4,000 aud taking
the required oath.
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A New Mercantile Company.

Articles OF incorporation Of the
Driver Mercantile Company were filed
with the county clerk today. Thocor.
poration shall exist for atty years un-
lees sooner dissolved, and It's object
shall be the carrying ON Of u general
mercantile trade In Utah, with its prin.
cipal place OF business In Salt Lake
City.
The capital stock OF this c, mrany Is
$4,000, divided into 10000 shares Of
the par value OF one dollar each. The
corporatorH are Horny l.. Driver, 800
shares; Lewis Drake, 1000 shares,
Frederick W. Rose, $50 sharep, Mary
Acute, $500 shares; Edwin II Clutc,
1850 sharet; all u whom constitute tn.
board OF directors, with Henry l..
Driver, president; Lewis Drake, vice.
president, and Edwin II, Clute, sec.
rotary and treasurer.
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FREAKS OF THE FLUID.
Two Houses struck Ia the Eastern Part
Of the City.

We are Informed by one Of the mem
bers OF Held's band Of couple Of
freaks Of the electric fluid during the
thunderstorm today. A. the hand
wagon was ON the way to the old race
track aid was passing In the vicinity
Of frame house about quarter OF a
mile this side OF the grou nds, there was
u terrific crash, and the lightning
struck the roof OF the building. The
effect was remarkable, About three
fourlhs .of the roof was splln-
tered into fragments and thrown
into the air, M II there had been
dynamite explosion. The inmates
rushed out and heFan removing the
furniture, as the house had taken fire.
II did not appeal, however, that the
flames made much auadway before lie.
ing extinguished.
a short distance rom the same spot
the electric fluid struck the gable Of n
brick dwelling, but did not do much
damage.
These occurrences took place at a
quarter to one this afternoon. Hail
and rain were falling heavily In the To-
caliiy at the time,
Our informant did not learn the
names OF the proprietor OF the premises
struck by lightning.
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TO STEAM HEATING AND vENTiLAT-
ING ENGINEERS.

SALT LAKE CRY, Juno 10TH, lse.
S,EALyD PROPOSALS MABKED "PRoPO.
rc ,eiycd iy c:Hoard Of Educniloh OF the city
Of SAT- lake until 10 n. M, July nh, lspi, for
tue heating and ,yenulatug oeihe following
buildinEs ~ salt lake Guy
Lincoln school IN sixth ward.
liryAnt school iu Eleventh Mard,
Lowell school In Twentieth Ward.
Washington school In Ninoternth ward.
Jac son School in sixteenth ward,
which atc arranged ~ be- heated by low press
urr indirect 'sicam With fan ventilation, Fans
10 be- operated Win electric metprs, IN ADD
ton nu exhaust ian To De placed M attic. The
system Of ventilation ~ be- introduced in eneh
building must be- sufficient to NcntiIutc the
rrlnciruls, Teachers, Recitation ana CLOAK
and provide cuuic feet ut fresh air Yer pupil
per minute. each classroom 10 contain i1 pa.
pits, and neat oycry parl OF the huilding 10 W.
Fahrenheit IN tho clldrst weather.
niddorn will be- required N furnish complete
plans and specifications showing theirptupesed
systems u heating and yenulaung Tue bot.
lrfs n 30 boot quality tubular, hand ryetrd
and brick set ducts IN basement TO be- made
OF galvanized icon, No underground Gucts Of
auy Kind will bepttmlucd
sad ayHlom ~ ventilation should " possible
conform Ia the nucs provided fur In the Arch,
tccps plans, butif ANY changcs are necessary
they must 10 shown In the plans, the cost
thereof must he stated and included In the bid
for mo heaung and ventilation
No bid wiz 10 considered unless accompa,
MED by cerilled check Tor per cent u the
amoant ~ M, made payable TO the Treasurer
OF the Hoard u fducatOn,
pianE Of the build nga can be seen a. tho
onlcss Of the following hrrhituctsi or the
Lincoln school building AZ M1nhoim, iIlrd 4
rrOudfOors Mercantile block; Of bryant,
Lowell anu Washington school buildings AZ u.
klotunF's, Hooper 4 Elfredgo Hook. and
Jackson school building AZ Ware 4 CoruelIs,
Hooper nlock, CITY. 1hu Hoard will retain 90
per cent. OF the amount Of tho contract for the
iaithful performance thereof and until The
heating and Ventilhiing apparatus hhA proven
successful and satisfactory,
Tue right Is reserved 10 reject any and all
bids,
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A SERIOUS FALL.
MOtOrman Maurk Of the Rapid Transit
Perhaps Fatally Injured
This Morning.

Mo,ormsn Thomas Mauck Of the
Rapid Transit Street Railway com
pany met with serious and probably
fatal accident on south State street,
near Tenth South, about II O'Clock this
morning. He was plotting on car No.
20, which was running at regulation
speed ut the time.
Suddenly he disappeared from his
post and the Conductor stopped the ear
aud commenced an Investigation.
Mauck was found lying alongside the
track with his head badly cut, bruised
aud bleeding, anu was picked up In an
unconscious condition. He was placed
nu board tue car by the assistance OF n
passenger aud brought up town and
conveyed TO the Grice Brothers drug
store where the compsny's physician
attended TO his injuries. Mauck Ia n
single man and was subsequently
removed TO his lodgings IN tn. southern
part Of the city where he Ia slowly re.
gaming sensibility this afternoon, but
Is not able to say what caused his fall.
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SECOND EDITION.
wednesday. June 10. 1899.
LOCAL BREyITlEs.

A rRANscRrrr OF the articles Of incor.
boration OF the Utah Pressed Brick and
Tile Company was filed In the Office OF
the Territorial Secretary this afternoon.
TuE NEWS acknowledge. the receipt
Of y season ticket II the Junction City
Driving Park and Fair Association. Ihe
meeting is announced for June 22nd TO
18Th inclusive.
A "I.fnrnALn councilman IL authority
for the statement that Two other LIN
cral" aldermen are H1ockhnlu'd. w wy
Pacific Paving Company. Mr.. Wan iahd
Indignantly denies being one 81 the TWO.
lie saws that hO IL neither directly nor
Indirectly Interested In that corporation
JAMES Amos, an agod aud respected
resident of the sixteenth ward, 81 thls
CITY, died nj his residence THIS morning
from injuries sustained by being run
over by horse aud buggy, Funeral
services will be held In the siNtcehln
ward meeting house tomorrow, nt u
o'clock. Friends invited.
A LITTLE son Of W. 4. McMillon, ai
Ogden, had narrow escape from being
run over by Twentv.secuni street olec.
tric car near Van Buion avenue last
evening. Tho little fellow attempted g.
run across the track In front 81 the ear
aud had II not been for another smnl
boy who was with him aud who pulled
him out " the way no dnuh serious
accident would have happened.
PrRsoNs who were ON the street
shortly after last midnight Witnessed
scenes that were inde-cflbably grand. a
heavy rain aud thunderstorm ~ -hof,
duration was In progress and ilashos ~
lightning illuminated the city ~ irregular
intervals with briliitncv thni was .ihi-
ply dazzling In IT, tnagnihconce. Follow
Ing these marvellous exhibitions NJ cleo
trlcal. disturbance were numerous ter
rifle pealz OF thunder.
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PROVO LETTER.
News Items Of Geueral Interest From
Our Correspondent.

In Commissioner Dudley's court
yesterday, II. II. Bean was arrsigned
for disturbing the peace aud using iu-
sultlng language TO Mis-. Helen Berg
man. A jury was empaneled. The
prosecution introduced evidence to the
effect that on May 18Th Mr. bean at
tempted 10 cut some nay upon certain
railroad land near the Union Pacific
track, In the western portion Of Provo.
This right was claimed by Mrs. Berg
min, aud she seeing the defendant
upon this Ia d demanded that he
leave. He would not, aud used in'
sulting words. After the case was
argued, the jury returned verdict Of
uOt guilty.
Rsymona's circus parsded the streets
ye-tufday. A Performance was given
III the afternoon AMI again In the
evening.
!. i. Eggcrtson, ST., will open dry
goods establishment Que door west OF
the old West Ca-lp., Centre street. on
Friday, the 18th.
Frank Cory. one Of Provo's citizens,
II moving 10 Arizona, " here he iutenls
~ make his future home. His Provo
frlrnds wish him success.
D.. u. l.. MRllaCk Of Logan and Mis-
0iacr Bee 0f Provo have announced
their wedding. IL will take place ON
Juue 26lh. Logan will he the future
home I tue young couple.
The +. o. ;. Of A. will have an ox-
cureion to our lake resort today.
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The Ohio Democrats Striving 10 Build q
Platform With a Satisfactory
silver Plank.
HEAoouARrERs FoR CLEVELAND
AND eoiEs OPENED.
Another Dreidful MISUNDERSTANDING.
men to Down with a Bridge
Under Construction.
by Telegraphto the News.
ONO DEMOCRATS.
A Hitch In the silver PIank.-An
ftIort to straddie.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June l5.-The
Democratic state convention met here
this morning. This committee on reso.
lutiona was In session TIL early this
moruing, when it, work was turned
over 10 u subcommittee, who have not
been able TO agree. The hitch Is Oh the
silver plank.
Gen. Finley and other free silver
Democrats Iusist ON the FREQ silver
plank Of last year, but an effort Ia be-
ing made to straddle the question.
The tariff reform plank has been
agreed on aud sumptuaTy legislation
denounced.
The convention was called 10 order
by Chairman j. A. Morton, Of the
central committee. The mention In
hts address Of the names Of Cleveland,
Hill. German, Whitney, Campbell,
was greeted with applause which
showed that all had followers In the
convention.
Hon. j. Il. Neal wss made tempo
rary chairman. In his speech accept
ing he predicted the defeat Of Harrison
aud Roid. From the foundation Of
the government up 10 the year 1873,
the Democratic party, when IN power,
NONh tAANAlHk NalN VI INV 'hAnhFt ~
money, there were no fluctuations in
value in the metallic currency. "My
fellow citizens, II Is LEFT for the Demo.
Gratis to restore the equities between
the metals, and, my word for IL, the
coming national convention viii meet
the silver question With courage and
Justice and evolve n plan that will
establish equality between gold anu
silver, and make tho dollar In name n
dollar In fact"
Committees were announced, and
recess taken.
On recommendation the temporal
OIga pizatiOn WIS made permanent.
Tho committee on platform was
given more time.
The following state ticket was uoml.
mated: Secretary Of state, w. A. Toy.
Tor; supreme Judge, long term, John p.
Brlggs, supreme Judge, short tom,
Thomas Been; Clerk OF the supreme
court, W. IL. Wolfe.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
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The NansA. state Convention of
Farmers Alliance

Farmers Alliance.
WICHITA, Kansas, June ll.-Nonc
Of tile leaders here 10 attend the Stat.
convention Of tho farmers Alliance
are willing " express an opinion NJ 10
the outcome Of tue convention. From
careful canvas. II II probable that w.
ID. Vincent will he nominated Tor
governor, though y. T.. Elder anu
Attorney General Ives are making
aggressive candidacy. II II not un-
likely, however, that all prominent
candidates will be dropped and u "dnrk
horse" put forward.
The Fusion idea seems TO be calming
ground. IL looks rs II John A. Eaton
or David Overmeyer, Liberal Demo.
cfats, will be nominated for Congress.
man. at-lsrge. Though at the caucus
tue delegates were favorable to fusion
this morning, Overmeyer was thrown
over and Il was decided to center the
fusion strength on Eaton. II Is DOUBT.
iul II Eaton viii be able to rally much
strength, rs he IL u railroad attorney.
Hon. Jno. Marin was candidate lot
governor In 1855 aud telegraphs that he
will accept nomination by reclamation
for assistant Justice OF the Supreme
court. lie viii probably be nominated,
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NOTICE.


7 UCKY NIL MINING co. LOC tTiOS
II Of principal place OF business, tark CITY,
ttuh NOtire d hereby gtten inst Ht meeting
" the Board Of Trustees. held on tho lpu day
~ May, isil. an asscssmeut no. il Of tire" lil
cents per share Wa levied 90 the capital
stock ~ the cor Grafton, payable within thirN
days from tho date hereof, a. ihc ircsideni,
~ Sos. p and go MAN street, tnlt LAKE city,
ttah Any stock uron which this aaseatment
may remain unpaid On the 4ifi day ct June,
liz. will he dclnquunt ara advertised for sale
NO putuc auction and uhloss payment BE- male
before Will be 10 on the 2lr1 day ~ July,
ispi. 20 pay the delinquent atsotsmruis, 90
grfhrr with ths cost 81 advertising aud uN.
punsc ~ sHis. ~. u. HANDY. PRECEDENT.
Lucky nui Mining Company.
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ALutuN.--in the sixteenth ward, salt Lake
Guy, james Albion. aged VI years, month and
n days. Formerly OF Bolton, Lancashire.
England. Death WIS causcd by being run over
by horse and baggy.
Funeral services To DO held at the sixteenth
ward school house, Thursday, june l6in, NJ a.
IN. Friends Of the family respectfully invited.
HurIAHrU south Cottonwood, June
ilih, l,g!, after Que day's llnoii, Irene Esthrr,
daughter OF Ray 4. aud Esther 4, nun,kcr.
aged months aud days.
Funeral will be held ut family residence at .
p. tn. tomorrow ll6lNl.
srowEtL.-At Spring Glenn, Of scarlet fever,
Stella Lawn, daughter OF llcbor ). aud Ellcn
Loyua stowcl. Bshol NJ that place aged 2
years, months aud days.
Funeral today tweiucsdayl At o O'Clock.
sMIlt-A. Meadow. billiard e. o., June 18th.
OF dlHbetos sIIas Smith, aged 70 Yeas aud o
iuys. Tho dsccascd was born June blh, ls.a.
a. stockholm. st. Laurence Co. New York
ur wa. baptized into the Church of jean
Chris. of ta,cr.day 5Nnts Aug ~, l.Ii and
parsed thfogyn an the troubles aud persecu.
lions To which tho SAINTS were subjected in tho
early days. Ito was brother Of tho lste
judge LAas smith, of salt LlEc city. lie died,
a. he had lived, IN full faith OF the Gospel.
sAnRr-On tho s0m inst, at his residence.
Frantey Lodge, victoria Road IlAr1ornc, aged
70, james smart brick manutacturer-Eir
mHghaal tHgl hucWy, dpriaom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-15
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Rotate Of Charles lambert deceased.
NTOTirE u HEREBY GIVEN ny the
~ uuiera 'rued. HdniniHtrttriN ~ the estate
~ thnflca Lambert, deceased, To- the crrditurs
NJ andhu PERSONS having elaine nEainst the
said Deceased tu exhibit them, with tue ucccs
sary Vouchers. within ton ronihs alter The ufst
publication u ths notice 10 the aai1 admins
p and ~ Enst, fifst south street, SAT- LAKE
Cily, m the county ut salt take, Utah.
Dated N1y -, 1914
MANY ALICE q. LAMBERT.
AdminisratriN Of tho Etta'o " Charles
Lambert, deceased DIV