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MINING CAMP LIFE.
THERE ARE MANY ELEMENTS OF
THE PICTURESQUE ABOUT IT.

A Deserted Camp Il, However, DO
pressing slrh,-A Minors Hatardou,
work seems to Have Great Attrac-
ton Tor MIN for Ito seldom Give, II Up.
Life In mining camp bears an IDEAL
~ picturesque aspect, and whether sit
tuntcd In the darl, shadow Of some rocky
gorge, through which PUSHES noisy.
snow fed torrent, or upon n rocky aud
PERCEPTIONS hillside, the scene h equally
wild and romantic.
The little cabins nestle In sheltered
hooks, where q bit Of level ground can
BE- found large enough 10 hold tho
miniature structure. with usually som
tinel pine at tue door and a wen worn
path to the stream, which ldshes aud
foams along its rock bed, or thoy cling
TO tho steep mountain sides, where
winding trails lead 20 tho ravine below.
The hills, tho gulches, tho worry rocks
arc literally honeyctmbed win dark
tunnels and prospect holes" where
men have searched with pick and powder
for tho rreeious metals, and many
hope lies buried in these excavations
whore the white "clumpsn CLEAN like
new graves among tho gray rocks and
the green pines.
The camp that has outliycd its boom
has an especially dcsolate air. The old
shafthouscs, with their tall smokestaclts
leaning like tho tower OF Pisa, tho long
tunnels, tho deep, dark and grewsomo
shafts going down hundreds Of fact into
the earth, with thcir rotten timbers and
damp, slippery ladders which orst have
borne the ,cet OF merry workmen 10
their labors, give one chilli on horror
TO look down into their yawning depths,
and one can igucy he sees the ghustly
light Of the miners candle pickering
here and there in the gloon,
But the busy camp, tho camp that ia
booming, Is anything but quiet. At
o'clock whistles blow and swarms OF
men begin 90 disappear into tho earth
HE prairie dog into their burrows, and
hundreds of icet below the surface, by
the pale light Of tallow candles, they
drill and blast the solid rock all day,
Alto they come up pale and half blinded
by the sunlight, while tho might shift
goes down in their place 20 continue the
worl, through the night
OuccA miner always a miner seems
10 DO tsrule. parhaps It Is the spice
of danger cyerpycsent In the probability
of an exploding cap OF the giant po,g-
der, % falling rock or the falling Of tim
bcrd or machinery that lends fasciaa-
ton TO many whose nature It - 10 toy
with danger At any rate a real miner
seldom abdlluus his occupation, all.
though ho may meet with countless
miFhaps or lose months OF pay In some
dishonest company
The majority Of gold miners are
American, and arc mostly am ntelli-
govt. independent and reliable class.
No Italian can bo induced to enter u
mine whore am accident has ever occur.
rod, especially II 1t has been OF u fatal
nature, Coruishmen are often employed
and usually are good workncn, but
'heir Queer dialect and peculiar habits
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Probate Court.

Orders made by Judge Bartch
today;
Estate Of John Van Colt, deceased;
continued to Sept. 20.
Estate Of Mary Ann Shields, de-
ceased; hearing ON petition for distri-
button. George J, Taylor sworn and
examined. Continued 10 Oct. I.
Estate OF Marcus A. Campbell, de.
ceased; hearing ON petition for letters
OF administration came on regularly.
Celia NJ. Campbell and Emma l.. War
rem sworn and examined. Order made
appointing Celia NJ. Campbell nd.
ministrAtrix ON filing bond In the sum
OF sT,aOO ana taking the necessary
oath.
Estate OF John Gibson, deceased;
continued to September 10Th,
Estate Of Robert Irvine, deceased;
continued 10 September 10th.
Estate OF Briant StringhAm, de.
ceased; order made fixing October 9TH
TO hear petition for letters Of admins.
tTatiOu.
Estate OF Peter L.. johnson, de.
ceased; order made setting October 9th
TO hear petition TO set aside real estate
TO widow.
Estate OF James NJ. Hicks, deceased
order OF publication Of notice to credi.
tors made.
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make them tho butt Of unmorcifui raj.
culo. Foreigners just over show an
nmazing fear u bosses, a. was shown In
tho case OF a raw Frenchman recently,
who worked with such unusual dill.
gence during the visits Of the surarin.
tendent s to rouse that officials suspi-
Cions.
Il was rather the habit OF the men to
cease their work and chat Familiarity
with the boss, at the Same time giving
their attention 10 his Instructions. But
the poor Frenchman, who was really q
good fellow anxious TO hold his job
worked with such untiring energy that
It seemed evident that his efforts were
strained for the purpose Of effect. The
boss was disgusiod and threatened to
discharge him. 4 few timely hints
from his fellow worimen, however, in
duced the Frgnchman 10 dosist from
such extreme efforts and to at down
up0n his wheelharrow az the next visit
from the official, while his uneasy and
frightened appearance caused the laugh
TO go round.
While The work underground has H.
attractions Tor tho brawuy arm and
skilled hand, that III the anxious pros.
pector above, prowling among the rocks
and searching every scam and creyice in
search Of gold, Is full OF alternate hope
and dependency, and many o man
grown gray in ihc work has finally laid
down 70 die broken Ia heart aud body
IN tho mad following of the most eNas.
poruting willo'-the-wisp that over lurcd
men ON 10 despair. And it ever tho
gentle Goddess OF Hope transforms her.
folf into a demon 10 Is when sho beckons
with hor alluring finger through noun
tain fnstnos-ss while her victim plOds
with weary stop, ever searching stop by
step Tor that which ho will never fad.
Man may De loarId in minerulogy
and may he able to N at a dance he
nature and quality of ore. llo may OK.
plain to You tho difference between tel.
lurdo aud iellurIum. lie may know all
tine different strata and formations aud
be- able 20 survey the distance through
mountain to on inch. And while this
learned man cantcrs gayly along, fully
equipped fur "a successful respecting
tour, some poor teudcrioot or green
hobo, plodding hy abstruc,cdly, kicks
over a rotten stump or digs hishecls into
the ground as ho rests IN the shade OF
pine; and lot tho precious metal Is in
sight.
The tendaffoo' may or may not know
that the rusty orc beneath his feet Is
worth s. 900 pcr ton. The smart man
may ride along and offer him "a fair
price for hi. ind or boot ut the idea u
H. value and eventually get IL an. And
again. the finder may be smart enough
90 hold ou 10 b.. These things arc just
Hs thoy happen, and nature herself seems
a selfish and ,apucious parent, pouring
into the laps of her favored children
vast streams of gold from her veins and
cruelty withholding from others even
the smallest portion OF her wealth. Such
j. the feyerish aud oyorwr1ught lie "
the oidsocker.--Omaha World Herald.
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Standing ON tiploe Esther was try.
Ing 20 roach coveted articles on the
center table At last her chubby
hands gra-pol q book which proved
to be- q Bible. Her mother slid gen.
thy, Little girl, you know that Is u
book you must not play with The
child looked up swectly and asked,
"Oh, is that your heaven bookf-
New York Tribune.
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The Sprlnkling Tax.

Taxpayers are being served with n
peremptory notice to pay their special
sprinkling tax. That Is all right for
those who have not Joined In the in.
junction suit. All who have united In
the protest may feel perfectly secure.
They need not pay until the court
shall decide the matter. Taxpayers,
don't be bulldoled into paying the
sprinkling tax, hut II you have Joined
In the suit for an Injunction wait and
keep your money.
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN TO 1uE STOCK
L holders n the North Point Consolidation
Irrigation u0mnany, that the annual meeting
nt the stock holding Of the said company viii
be held % 9 O'Clock PM, on fridny, the
seventh day % October next, AZ the Cullen
Hotel, salt Lake city, 10 elect a Board Of
Directors Tor The ensuing year and % adopt \
plan for ,he cquitsuie dutribuiion and sale ~
the waters NJ the canal belonging o. SAID "oms
plry ans for the purpose ~ increasing The
Capital Stock, thereby changing section ui
the AriiclCs of gc0rpuraiisn, also amend
WE Articles Of Incorporation, changing day
OF apnun meeting aud such other business
pertaining 10 the Interest VI the company IA
may DO brought before Vt.
J. ". WHITEHEAD. IN,
Secretary,
Salt Lake CITY, uiah, September sth, i-o,, q
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A nearsighted lady, who lives on
Sixteenth street across the Platte,
sent 10 an intelligence Office for u
girl, and was expecting her all the
morning II was raining alittle aud
the woman who lived next door
throw ON un OLD hat and shawl and
came over 20 borrow a teacupful of
lard. She knocked 40 tho side door
and was greeted with:
Go right upthe back stairway to
your room over the kitchen. When
you are tidicd up "A little come down
here and III talk to you
The women are deadly enemies
now.-Coloiado Sun.
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SECOND EDITION.
DESERET EVENING NEWS.
Tuesday. september ~. 1899.
NOTICE.

On the nut day Of October next
there will be an entire change IN the
management Of the DISCREET NEWS.
The paper, however, will continue to
be non. partiran in politics and will re-
main the official organ Of the Church
Of Jesus Christ OF Latier.day Saints.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. iS.--A terrible street
railway accident occurred this morn
lug. Two people were killed, aad
thirteen more or less Injured. The
accident was occasloned by the con-
ductor losing control Of the electric car
on the STATE and Sydney streets, a
branch Of tho Union depot line. At
the Ninth and Russell streets, Is u
sharp curve. In turning this, the
trailer which was crowded with pas.
sengeis was derailed and turned over,
hurting the passengers 10 the ground
with great force. Some prssongefs
were probably fatally injured and Will
die
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AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept l3.-rhe latest
returns indicate the Republican plu.
rality to be ten thousand. IL was the
FIRST election under tho Australian
ballot system and appeared 10 be salts.
factory, except the delays Of the count,
Mclean ana Boutolle are undoubtedly
elected In tho Third aud Fourth dis.
lFipt.
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Ancient Egyptian, Were white Race.
Professor g.. Nicoucci, the famous
Neupohtun scientist, claims that the
ancient Egyptians were q white race,
related closely to the semitic or Jow.
ish tribes and 90 the Arabs. phyh.
cMly they formed @ typo apart,
which has been modified by imm-
grafton of other races. but is still
tolemoly distinct especially among
the Fellahs OF the country districts.
The Fellab, according to Professor
Niconcei, Is che lineal descendant of
tho builders OF the pyramids. Tho
Copts arc the same, but with an nd.
mixture Of negro blood
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Returned Elder.

Elder Thomna IL. Gardner Of Pine
Valley, Washington County, Utah,
who LEFT for mission to the Southern
States on March 3rd, 1891, returned to.
day ut ! / am. He has been laboring
In the state Of Mississippi, and In now
released on account Of sickness. He
has enjoyed his labors and mot with
some success. He lesvee for his home
In u few days.
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ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. l3.--The
total OF new cases Of cholera throughout
the empire satur ny was 2sl0. The
deaths were 1925. This shows de-
crease in the number Of cases reported
the previous day OF 2sii. Sixty.iour
now cases and twenIy.seyen deaths
were reported at ~. Petersburg yester-
day. Owing to the marked decrease OF
the epidemic, only weekly returns viii
hencefOrth ba issued.
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PuRBLO, Colo, sept. l3.-Owing TO
the seating OF Weaver, the contestants
from Anpahoe and Mesa county, the
Cleveland delegates, bolted from the
Democptic convention last night. The
Weaver delegates then endorsed the
Peoples party Presidential electors,
ami authorized the State central COM
mittee u nominate a State tioNet.
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LOoS LAKE HOUSE, n, ~, Sept. 10.
The President this morning advised
Chairman Hacket, Of the State Repub,
lican committee that II would bee i'm
possible Tor him 10 make the contem.
plated tour through the northern anu
GENITAL parts " the state, owing TO
added c9mplications. which hns "svai.
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The airhbcch Bsnh.

bosDOs, Sept. Is As early as 8
O'Clock thia morning. people were wait
ing In thestreet Tor the Birkbeck bank,
on which the run occurred yesterday,
10 open Ia doors. Tie bank sold half
n million pounds Of Console yesterday
at 80 :, which depressed the govern
mrnt securities.
Pickp0ckets are reaping rich hAuls
from this crowd In the street, oue man
yesterday being relieved OF eleven
hundred pounds.
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Ncfen Wen Reported hufhcred ia the
thoctaw Nation.
CARDD,f. T., Sept. 10 seven men
are reported to have been murdered
since yesterday morning in the Cnoc.
taw nation, incidental to the political
war now raging there. Governor
Jones, who Ia here, has summoned In
dian Agent Bennett, Agent Wright,
Northumberland Bryant and a
number Of prominent Indiaus to confer
with him. He has dispatched an armed
force 10 the scat OF trouble aud keeps a
heavy guard around himself all the
time.
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NOTICE.

vIHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
siockholders OF the salt Lake and
Los Angeles Hallway will be hello ~
q D. south Temple Street. on Thursday,
september glud, NJ 10 am. Tor the purpose 81
oltcting cflcrra for ensuing year aud for such
othcr business a. may legally come before the
meeting / A. CLAYTON, Secretary.
salt Lako city, Utah, August q, ieel.
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NOTICE..

run ANNUAL MEETING OF TnE STOCK.
i folders uf riiT bgsEnGr Nrws COMPANY
viii he reid ~ the cumpany's once, on sAiut.
cay, sept. -, isp2, At u O'Clock AN. Tor the
purpose OF clectng Directors for the ensuing
YuaT, and 10 attend a. such other business hs
may properly ONE before tho mcctug.
JONI a. tNAN-, secretary.
Salt Lake city. Utah, August %, 1872.
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NOTICE


Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 THE sTOCk.
holders " tho tcho Land aud Stock
Company. thai there viii be- meeting VI tho
stockholders Of said corp ration held a. the
Office OF Iennngs hrSihera iHyvrtment Com
puny, at No, II West, first South Street,
SAT- Lake CITY, AZ tho nous Of 1880 pm, on
saturday, october sih, ls2, for the purpose 81
amending The Company Articles Of inrpr.
poratinu by increasing the number OF shafcs
q o. Capital stock, AMI also by ontnrg!nF the
c1muauys Hcopc 90 deal IA other plrI0nAi
property hcaidcs cattle and hortcs, and 10 give
nuch additional powers 10 the Directors and
Mnnagcrs 10 buy and eel rpitlc, hOrtts and
sheep and other personal property, a. also
real property o. may be cundaci,e to the In
tcresta and future welfare of tho company.
and also 20 increase tho number Of Directors
and other ulltcfs Uf tie company, and 20 ma e
such other changes and notifications a. may
most neer'~ roet the present oNigoncics OIL
the eoiup.-J.
". y. CI.AwsON, IN,
secretary and treasurer
Dated The IN day OF september. i'pl. d
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ST. Louis, Sept. IA FIRE In the
81. Louis Pearl Hominy mills this
morning caused u loss 10 the mill cnm.
pany Of a hundred thousand, in-
suTance, nlty thousand. The loss on
the building was $4,000. Insured.
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CITY or MENIoo. Sept. lS.-Sporadic
cholera has appeared In the state Of
san Luis Potosi. The press IL calling
attention TO the danger OF the intTocuc.
ton OF cholera into Mexico by the way
OF Panama ana other pacific ports.
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It,s1.

G,TnAYED on STOLEN FROM l. e.
- llariy.s pasture, one sorfel Horse,
branded ~ on len shoulder weighs about
le1 pounda. one white hind foot one Brown
Horse, branded N on nrht thlgh. Two White
hius feet. weight about ifsl. reward Will
tc PAID Tor any information which Will lead 70
the recovery Of the above named animals.
send word 90 J. T. Robson, Box i0i, salt hhe
Cny. das
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HAMBURG, Sept, l3.-rhsTe were
six hundred Rnd eighty.seven new
cases, 200 deaths and 8i5 intermcnts
yesterday. IL Is estimated that $4,000
persons have He'd from the city.
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. ortcE 70 CONTRACTORS.

CrEALED PROPOSALS. ron THE EnEC.
> Ton Of school House for the flrst
school District TO0elo, roorle County. Utah
fJrutory, will be opened NJ the Tonclc school
donso. O'Clock -. m., september 2lst ltll'
Plans can be seen at the niico - j. W, Tate
lO0Ulo CITY, or % the uiuCc OF the architect
n. ~. Anderson. 2'I tanfou Road. $50
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
eUssrpr TINE IAll,



trLvrs SALT fAHE.
No. e--For Provo, Grand June Non and
All points East ...........,.......... 500 an.
No. t--FoF Provo, 6fanG Junction and
Al poin5 Esst. ....,..-....... o.25p,la.
No. e-for Provo, Pay son, Eufuka .ud
silver tiiy .s..ssss.....-..,...-tl Or D u.
No. t-i0r bingham. Provo, Mahu
Saliua ma " lsatrh ..... o.. 10 Am.
No h-fof ogden AMI u1inth WosL... sbn pa.
No. a-ior ogden and West. ..........ti'i s pa
No l-for ogden and the wet ........tiii5 s.l
Au lvra sktr tANU
No. 1--From Provo, 1rNui Junction
nud the East ...... Boz. .......... fi.tsan
No. G-Irum Provo, Nrsud in elton
and ne Easi....,............. .lislgU.ts
No. 5-From Prove, fny,on cur.Eh
uud silver - s...............lO .l1a.R,
No. s-from bingham, irutt. 1iHntt
Haliuu aud WgfGtrh ....... a g. u.M.
No. 2-lrom Ogden aud tho West. .t1 an.
No, t-ftoT ogden AMI MO MHst ..a. 1888 p,n.
lullman Palace sircpurs 900 uH HuHuf4
trans. sochansos cloru connections. safety,
speed aud comfort
Itrt.tt pt.et, No. "UU &. Main ats..t
ID. &. DODGE, A. H. WLLBY. IA. BENNErr
Gen. MANAGER Gta. tupL usn. 4, . A. AgL
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TnE INJUNCTION Non nINDIN0.

The attornoy.genenl has wired
Governor Flower at New York that
Judge Demands injunction on the
governor aud Health Officers jenkins
againat tho use Of Fire Island for quar-.
antino purposes Is not binding. The
attorney-general hollis that such In.
junction against the State officers can
be Issued only by u general term.
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BUFFALO. Sept. lathe opinion Of
Judge Rumscy, o%the Supreme Court,
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Dealh OF AZ Admiral.

LOSDON, Sept. i3.-Rear Admiral
John Cumming Howell, oi the United
States navy, died At Folks1ono yosieE.
day.
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RAILROADS.
THE THROUGH CAR LINE,
EFFECTIVE SEPT. ii,h, 1899.

7tefni Ante aud Depart AZ SAL LaLs On,
Daily, foloos
ARRtyk
FROM sil Eastern points. ............ auo.
From Butte Portland and san Fran.
clacoa.,........-,. ..........,....... arsa r,
Prom PARK city end Cache valley. 1910 am
FROM all Eastern points.................. i2iiopm
FROM Cache Nalley and ogden ........ 5n0pw
iiSom Milford, Eureka and inter.
mediate points .............. ..too,A,
Prom Juhb and Eurch.................. f1i,m
bromIerminus andTooele AEON IA
DEPARE
Tor All eastern poinis.-.............. ara
Iof Ogden aud intermediate points. tHpa m
lor Butte. Portland. san Francisco
and Cache Valley ................., foo,.
FOR Cache Valley and Park City aao
Tor all Eastern points and san Ffan.
oN,so'.'',.''''..,.....,.............., $50
ifor Eureka, JuAb and hliford...,... sio, "A
Tor Eureka, Juab and intermediate
pplhtHs'sssss.s'.....--.... ........s.. iUpm
'for Iooelo and Terminus ...-.......,. ,.i. am
'Daily. Sundays excepted.
TRAINS between JuAb and Milford DO pstg,,
eundayE SUI
CITY TICKET OFFICE, cor MAIN sr
u. Y. hurley. oonl. Agt Pa.sgr Don't.
y II. II. CLARK, Pres. and Gen Mgr.
A. DICKINSON. Ass'i GEM Mgr.
L. l. LoMAI. q. II. a 7. Agent
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Is GH MITE WARD, q; ACRES % LAND.
Il 20 Acres under Cultivation, "a acres IN Ia
Genre. huuto on same. VIII eUll for cuHh or
exchange Tor chy property, Apply this once
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BERLIN, Sept.l8.-rhe Empress gave
birth TO n daughter at half past three
this morning. NJ Potsdam. II Is the
seventh child.
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NEW YORK, Sept. lathe Sixty.
ninth regiment and naval reserve bat.
talon embarked on the steamboat
"Pegasus" Tot Fire leland at II o'clook
this morning ana the Fourteenth and
Forty.seveuth regiments left for the
same place by Long Island railroad
at O'Clock this morning.
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WAsnuNoToS, Sept. l3.-trosis are
reported In the Dako,ns, Minnesotn
and Nebraska last night.
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HAvRE, Sept. l3.-Ten new cases oi
cholera aud sixteen deaths WERE re.
ported yesterday.
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oped In Mira. Harrison'a illness. Her
condition now issuch rs to excite much
tolloitude.
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A MAN TO 1AKE an oFf1CE AND RIP.
~ resent unnufaeturtr. SO per week .
email capital required Address with stamp
hanuiaeiurcr. boa 20. West Acton. Mas.
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ZOE sALE on TRADE.

rI,wo FARMS, CONTAINING ioi AuBEs.
toI -psruculars apply 10 JAAiKs LofsD,
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SALT LIKE NIESERY.

HAViNG RECoME SOLE PROPRIETOR
L 4 Of tho salt Lake Nursery, I an now prf-
tn' tat Trees ana shrubs. OF best qurlify
ard ~ loweat prioea So Nursery one mug
souh OF city limits, on STATE Rosd,
MARTIN CnRISIOPRERsBN.
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TANLug AT Beaver Guy, September 2nd, Of
asthma, Isaiah Wakefield Taylor. son OF John
and Lydia Taylor q salem, Massachuao W,
whore ho was horn June ?5th. 800 Dysea.ea
Joined the Church at an early day, emigralcdto
Utah m 1851, marnod Agnes Reid In salt Lake
CITY November ", 1901, and removed 10 HEAVIER
IN lsGs, where he dwell until bis death.
Massachusetts papors, please copy,
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300 ACRE RANCH FOR SALE.

wv NAVE ONE or IiiE BEsr RANCHES
w IN Northern Utah, which We offer on
reasonable terms or tor Improved city proper
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