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W CIuuIy 1t ArArlh0e arI sttH of
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SAT- iaso UHunty, Utah, un inH iI.H U.. 20
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and rHruury 10 Utth. 90 Wit.
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of ~ 'ri'1. dte Tosr' hii Oh. alI0 thereof
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Wr NcsiCdHU .Hd decd of lr.H' reference iI
Which fH hereby mHlC Coz .r"Hf.H certainty.
u'II na fUU $500 day Uf NHU. A. u. lsIl. Ht GOO
hour Of DO O'Clock Iu thu forenoon OF said day,
UHI. aui dispose l. lhU NH"E. described prop.
cfiy uI aI tHo r.abs 500. HrurHI anH equity
of REDEEM zion HrrOin W tr EId MsfY %.
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house Iu go JHuHIr of a.fI.HaH luI Territory
ot tuhH, iHr tHr highest uHI bees price ths
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paying tFuHHII lrOmitfHFE UU.H nod go IUIrfrs.
duc turI.Hu uu tl tLu tH..f .lsH. I1.ftlrf
wu tho costs ord csr,Htas Ot sEeouuHs this
irast und Hl. gtUot c1su ani glpguHfs provided
rilANN hNuy. Trustee
dated Nht Lake CIV, t.Iu Auu. F.tH. I.1L
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
Tho only line mlbi1s two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LBADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE BPRlL 20, 1894.

Train no. p leaves Ogden 700 ani.,
Salt Lake Sos attn, arrive 90 Pueblo
6Is m., Colorado Springs 5.sI a.m,,
Denver 1880 1.ui.
Train No. leaves Ogden 5;s1 pm.
Salt Lake ag5 pm, arrive at Pueblo
las pm, Colorado Springs 500 PM,
Denver 1880 pm.
Connoc ions mad0 az Pueblo, Colorado
springH aud Denver with ala limos east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man sleOpors on nll trains. Fake the
u. & h. q. aud have comfortable trip
ana enjoy tho nn0sg scenery Ga Mo con-
tinunL
A. =. HUGHES, s. X. HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, q. T., & a.. A..
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo.
-. Z. NEVINs.
General Agent,
Salt Lake city, "a
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H Uo Probate Court. iu and Cor salt LAX
County Territory OF utau,


county, TERRITORY OF Utah,
In Che Matter ~ tUc Estate of Paul o.
Iau#Uu, Deceased.
NOTICE Us HEREuY GIVEN THAT
~ hroiu d, laula0u, oAututrIE nf 500
lA.t Wi|l aud testament " Paul 90 pauIs1u,
nr. .aaHd, has rendered Tor settlement 4ut
lIgl ln HAid court her dual account Il
Dor E4mluittFAgun 90 said estate .WmH %
.g.guut has boon duly allowed ma
approved ana petition Cor FINAL disc
iuuuluu uf thu residue sf Etla estate uauuF
tiu persons entitled thereto, aud shat rstIr.
uAN, Ono 1.A day No June. A. I'D, l7Il, Ht 10
O'Clock 20, 200, az IUD court room Uf Fau court,
lu Che county Court House, salt Lake uIH. ami
tHuubl lah TERRITORY, has boon duly au.
pointed by She Judge Of said court,
tnr thc hearing on HaII petition
Tor distribution. 90 which umU aud
place any pun0u interested lu SAID estate mHy
appear ami show cause, Nc any there he, why
u1al distribution should not DO made as pray e 4
t0E
Dated May iitb, 1904
u v. MELOY.
t|Crs OF the Probate Court
s. MCpuWALL, attorney,
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sHERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ uIru4ut o. Judgment hut decree ~
iHr0rlnnufr aud colo duIy made and entered By
District of IHU Territory ut tuh on tLH .IHt
1uY of AUrI, 800, An1 uu order uf ralo thereon
Go Wr duly n.uoi aud tlroUfg1 uy hH slId
court untHo 20 day Of April, lsIi, boz rUftll1
cause therein prHIIHs wherein lho Globe
rAt'uFf hlna, curH Irltuu. Do plaintiff, huu
AIagtunc lg., ono .ltlual iiluk OF thu ag
pub l0, corporation. ~ y. ugimnn, a. ..
friedman auu b.. 81 Trimmer lso doicudHuts.
Go which Ha'u I".rHr uIT order of Hu.U ftf.r.
oncC 90 hCfou wadf alalI expose Cor af.s.at
Do Ihr front door uf Ohio County court H0use OF
HrIt Lake County Utah Territory, which
County Court H1usH lurato1 % tng
corner of -,.nu4 south and second Wet
street. Iu thu t.F uf taIt Lake, ll said County
90 sag IfEu. nu tHr In dag % MAY, 1874, ut o.
o.rIHoA noon ~ .IIi uny. go iIu right uHH.
National htna ui Il0 l.gpYuilo. q corporation
j. friedman. j. Friedman aud o. N
Trimmer 100 aHl TO h0 following described
AiImat certain piece or parcel OF land atr.
ui"t IIIHF uHl H".H. |u iNU DitT uf NHIt Lake.
county .ut salt la.r. cod lgrrtory of utau.
bounded uui described Ha follows. 90 witt
IuuHuIug si point one hundred ana sixty.
ply .Il. irrt WgsI ni iur northeast corner %
Doc number H.E .N,Iu block humber 1ftY.sCgou
lal iIHi q, 7l.t lHhr cry survey, thenco run.
uIu south ono hundred and sixty 1.-Two fIhU
feet. thence WN"I HIAIVshEr IIl| feet. thuurD
north one hundred anI fNfF.ntg LIHiI feet
beginning, together WIfH 90 improvements.
subject. however. Go Che lion OF certain tfff#t
dcUi Tor thuiy tunH.aud dollars Hud interest,"
made puu executed us SAID AluculuC iiUI tl
Che Globe shrlus. N.uk, % corporation. OH
tlH Do N.I uf April PEI DO ard recorded in tnH
Once Of tbH County Recorder uf raIt I4Lr
count llah' lH BOOK 90 NJ Of Morlgugca,
1ohoa sold 90 Ono property of Alberiinc non.
At Che allt OF iHg hiUHu savings Hank. como.
ration, q. aluuu, and under and in accordau
with Huu decree Hul order uf sale IN HIUEr.
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City Ticket OmCs, 2Oi Main Street.

Telephone laQ,
DE hurley. Gonl Agt Passrr. Dept
4. DICKINSON, General Manager
IL LOMAN, q, r. a a. AgouL
=. II. n. CLARK,
uLINEn W. MINK,
h. tLLERf ANDERSON, Receivers
JOHN ", uOAhE.
FREDERICK n. C0UDERr,
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective May Oth, 1904.
Trans Ar5rs oud Uplri ~ saH Luke
on DalB a. loI0iass


Trans ArTIrs oud btplr' ~ AaH Luho
CIV bulD, a. foiogsi
AUyiyE.
From On Eastern points. 90 am
Prom lutte. Portland. San Fran.
cifCo, Cache Valley and Ortei.,.t0 10 a IN
Prom all Eastern points Park tlly
ana oguen'ss,,,,,..'s ,,,..ssss'sss. ID y n
Prom San francisco, ogden and
Intermediate poIuts.,......,.,.,.,... q u p m
from Provo and intermediate points. o % o m
FROM Milford, Jual, Provo, sanpcie,
hhu Eufnka's,s .s..,.ss,,s,,.... 10 p 90
'lro a Terminus and Tooole..,,,.,....., W y m
DEPART
For ogden. Park CITY and all
Eastern polnta .,,.,.,,,,s,..s.,.s,,, % a m
For ogden and intermediate points ., o % am
FOR ogden. intermediate points
ran Francisco and Cache
valley points s,s..ss,sss..,.......,.,, 40 y 200
For Ogden, butte, Helena, Portland.
san francisco and Ali potts east q 20 y m
FOR Tureka lrlyo. faupctb VALLEY
Ncnhi, Junb and frisco..,., 90. Is = no
For Provo and intermediate points. o 20 pm
'ror Tooelc and Torminus.,.,...,.... IS am
DAILY except sunday,
flIalua south o. jual run daily except
SUNDAY,
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In the Third District Court OF Utah Territory
sale on Foreclosure.
Patrick fhe.hn and stephen Hays, Plaintiffs,
vs.
James W. Pits Laura a. rltt5 and John C.. De.
Vine, defendant.

DUEsUANT TO Az ORDER or SALE
i uu foreclosure 10 m1 directed lF tlr
lmIl Iu1IcnI nntugt Court uf tus IsrTI.
tors Ul Utah. No tho above entitled action. 1
anal ,npnHoNt public r1lo no The south FRONT
door OF tHo County tUurt House tu no gIty of
HHIt Lake. county ui sails Lake uud Iprrlt. ~
Of laH. ON Ono uth day ui june, 1904. III 10
utlurb l u., 400 tht rglt, 1910. cIaiIu and iu.
tofrHtuf Ium.a w. fIttH amt Laura A. Pitts 0f.
ln aud iu Cue following described real estate
situate, lying Aui being ln bait Lake CIV and
County, UTAH ul described lH follow. t0.vit.
Commencing 40 point % feet east from tHs
northeast end OF Commerce ll street ON First
south Street taHt iu lut seven az EIorF
fuyuuty GIl, IIat 90" salt l.ato civ 'suryry
Salt Lake County usuu rriutory, ana ru1
ming thence east tWUuty.utuu 800 fCOt. thrnre
aUulu seventy hyu ,iaI feet ltheuco west TWEEN.
tY nNuu t.u frrtt thence north seventy i've fs51
feet 90 place VI beginning thO same being th6
promises now used and hold D., Jamos "
lIitH nut hls wife Laura a. lItts, under Lease
from ono uusigoa lt tnc estate Of brigham
Young, datei January igl, l.'I, also lease
from Brigham Young Eatlte tu Frank JrucLer.
laied November lai, 1850, and assigned TO
James W. iltta.
40 be- sold 90 tho property Of james W.
lltts and Laura A. llti8 no tlC suit OF Patrick
Phrlnn and stephen nny1.
Terms or sale, cash
NAT 81. BRIGHAM,
n 5. harahal.
by l.. !. AncuER, Deputy NauhaL
Dated May lI, lHli.
Booth, Ice g Gray attorney for pIauuH.
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pELlNOuEMI hssEssMENI.

Delinquent NOugo -Il1i Chance Mining
Company.
Location Of prIarpal place uf business, sails
Lake Ufy ttlu.
Location Of worsH, IRA. AIiufaH county, Idaho
~ Office THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon ihD following IrHtrIho1 Huck uu
accounted hascssmrnt loEUI uu ihH -.ud day
of NaTUH.l.HI, tuU several amounts fUt opposite
iHH uamgl of tIe respective aharyhUIdrIa, aH
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In the Probate Court ln and for SAN Lake
County Territory Of ulah.
10 tho matter OF ih0 EsIaic OF Thomas Price
Deceased.
order 10 show CHusu why order OF sale OF real
estate should NOT Doe made.
TOsEpH g. DAVIS. THE ADMINIpTnA.
- Cor OF tno estate Uf Inos, Price. drcera#li
having lIU1 hIH petition uUrglu, duly vorHrI
UTtyIuE COR Hu order OF sale uT "a par. .l
iHr whole ~ tug real estate OF said dersiert
Tor the uuruOsuH therein sut forth, itm thrrs'
fore ordered Ny tnr iuHEr 90 said court tIst
80 uUr.auH interested IH lHu estate of H4iI 40.
ceased, Huprlr before Che SAID probate CONT
ou tho itI day of june lsli, 90 no O'Clock ip M,
forenoon of HaI dlT. at iuu court room Of SAN
probate court 90 taH county court h0uHuIu tlo
city and county NJ sale Lake, Utah Ttrrlforv
tu chow cause why 1u order Hh1ult MOI Ei
granted lo lHr aHI HluIuIsrAtor. 10 lsll III
much of lHn TUs. estate uf One 8Bll dUcoLs.u Ia
private 0r public HR.H uH shall DO nrrcHsary
and that ntHUY uf lHH order DO pubusloI N
lpatf four 200 "us.I.r WHrE. iu clio BTsElf1T
EyIsIs8 huNs, Newspaper printed ana
puUIIHUru Iu "a.l city and county
Dated AHy D.. lHIlt
JACOB D.. BLAIR.
Probate Judge.
unErlr q HuuHiH, attorneys Cor estate
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IN thg Probate Court Boo and for sait IaL,
County, Territory OF ulah,
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lu ihU Probate Court 100 HuI fr Salt lake
County l0ruinIEui TITAN
Iu tHc matter Of tHa estate o. IH4mas Price
IOrUHH.H
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The People Of ths. Territory Of Utah send
erecting 10 D.. %. Fowler. Defendant
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LEGAL NUTiCE

.,,.. goa oftHs Probate Court
juuN q. tt..us Attorney
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way bs was kicked Eve or six times more.
HE injuries, however, are not serious,
A Baptist social union, under the di.
rsction OF D. P. Ward viii be held at the
Chautauqna grounds Monday evening 70
which general invitation u extended.
The Sioux City Journal prints the por-
traits OF the directors OF the singing
societies taking part ID the Saengerfest
10 session in that CITY, among them DR..
j. q. johnson OF this city.
Misses Mienhard. and Cooper, violin
lists, who will appear on the Chautauqua
platform next Tuesday at 10:45 q M, ar
rived this afternoon from Burlington,
Wis. They are friends OF Mrs. NJ. M.
Stott and will be ner guests
Nat meeting of the city council last
evening, Chris Rench was licensed to do
CITY plumbing and his bond for $1,000
was approved. r. B. Fitzgerald was also
licensed FOR the same work, but has not
yet prepared his bond. The city auditor
was instructed 70 purchase tools for tsp
ping the water msina and 1t ID the pur-
pose OF the city to place water upon the
premises OF consumers at actual cost.
No other business was transacted.
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TARIFF coNFEREss.

Another lengthy s@.sioa Held, has Beth
sides Remain Firm.
WASHINGTON. July l2.--Tke tariff
conferees adjourned, after being to.
geiher for eight hours. until 10 q. m.
u was stated that the discussion was
being marked BY great stubbornness
and that neither side had yet yielded i'm
the least on any Of the main issues in.
volved. The general understanding
that the Republican conferees should
not be admitted. has now advanced 10
= definite decision. Up to the time Of
adlourning no time for making report
mad been agreed TO. and that o deter
mined stand OF each side gave little In.
dication OF an early report. II was also
communicated TO members OF tho com.
mittee that Speaker Crisp would prob-
ably % away for the first of the week at
the bedside OF his sick brother, and
this was . further reason for deferrine
sven preliminary report until next
week.
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NEWS CONVERSATIONS

At the Republican congressional con-
vention OF the Eighth Iowa district.
held at Osceola Hon. wv. H. Hepburn
was unanimously renominated for con-
gress. -
The Republican congressional CON.
vention held at Macon, no, nominated
=: y. Clark Tor congressman for the
The property Of the Madison Car
company at Edwardsville. lis, has
been taken ont OF the hands OF Paul IA.
Fuss, assignee, and restored to the COM
pany. ri s
The president sent 10 the senate the
nomin0tion of James Carey for post
master at Berlin, Wis.
Patrick McBride. secretary treaanrer
of the Coal Mlners union. has conc "a
Chicago to attend the Gompers confer-
ence Thursday afternoon.
Tho democratic conuention al the
Twenty sixth district of Penny Ivania 4
unanimously renominAted Hon. joe. o.
Sibley for. congress.
The Palais de Etc theatre recentlv
opened In Brussels was destroyed by
fire just after the performance. The
spread TO adjoining buildings and tho
total loss u estimated nc 1,0OO, 900
francs.
The strike In Colorado Ii nd an end 20
far - its impairment Of service u con-
cernsd.
United States trcops have been asnt
70 the Coeur d d'Alene district to sup
prs khreatened trOunle.
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PRENosaeAsT MUST HANG.

Suseies Bailey Refuses Go Gsans . wris
0e Error.
CHICAGO, July II. Justice Bailey
has refused to grant the writ OF error
and supersedas that would stay the or.
scution Of Patrick 3. Prendergast until
his insanity trial could be reviewed by
the supreme court. The justice con-
curred with Judge Payne in his views
OF the law and while admitting that
there were errors In the case did not
mink they were material enough 10
warrant his interference with the YER
diet. -.
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ware s,asacuses.

The republican electors OF the several
wards OF the city OF Madison are re
quested TO meet In caucus Friday eve
ming, July 13, at s o'clock. to elect dele
gates to the county convention 70 be- held
July II, as follows:
First ward. w. Goff, chairman.
AT the court house. Eight delegates.
Second ward--J. F. Stahl. cnairrnan.
AT the city hall. Six delegates.
Third ward -C. A. Bergstreser, chair.
man. AT Smythe's feed store. Seven
delegates.
Fourth ward Henry Gulstine, char
man. AT Scott q Sheridan's office
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bions or the United States. The Anglo
Saxon has developed the institution Of
government in much higher degree
than ether nations, but they are not vet
complete. Conditions now are 90 much
different than when transplanted to this
country that grave problems have arisen
which are not yet solved. Extreme
optisnl aud partizanship have become
almost criminal and the interests OF gov
ernment for the people is lost sight OF in
the strife to crafty person and party
selfshness. Theremedy for this, In q
political way, lies in q return to the will
Of the people as expressed in the initia-
tive and referendum, and in an indus.
trial way by state co-operation--ths
eliminat on Vt natural monopolies from
the grasp OF individual or capitalistic
greed. The professors arraignment OF
party n anagement and congressional
inefficiency was very severe, and his die
course though unusually long was In
tently listened to throughout, being an
able address.
ARRIVALS
Registered at the Grand View: w. z.
Sharpe and wife, Fotrestburg; Larratt,
hardwood; Chas. Lane, Atlanta, Ga;
III. r. Carson, son and daughter. Scot
land; Frank q. Rewalt, Fulda; Mrs. u.
Dr.. Toung and daughter, Vermillion.
(. NOTES.
Qressey's stereopticon lecture tonight.
DR.. Eaton departed for his home in
Milwaukee to-day, whence he will soon
20 70 Chautauquas In Ohio and the east
TO lecture.
The stockholders Of the w. c. 7. u.
hall met in annual session this forenoon
and Cor want OF reports to act upon ad-
iourned until Tuesday.
Mrs. Crapmer departed to day for
Spirit Lake, Iowa, Chautanqua where
she deliver an address to morrow eve-
ming, Sam. Jones speaking there in the
afternoon. ..
Mrs. ID. P. Ward and children de-
parted for Sioux Fats. Mrs. Ward will
SOON make an extended trip to the east,
leaving the children with her parents in
Nebraska.
The ladies school OF methods had q
parliamentary drill under the speaker.
ship of Mrs Cranmer this forenoon ard
much useful information and practice
gained. The average woman will soon
excell the average man in this art unless
theiatter give more attention to .chool.
ing In the matter.
The subject for discussion at the Sun
day school Normal Glass Tomorrow will
be the Sunday School Teacher" Mr.
2. M. Kratz will conduct the school and
every one interested in Sunday school
work, especially teachers, is invited tc
attend at 10, d. m.
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FOREST FIRES RAGING.

Trains ArrGviag nc West supePiCP
scsrchsd B,y the Heat.
WEsr SuPERIoR, Via. July l3.--For-
est fires are raging few miles ont Of
the city on the Great Northern and st.
Paul and Duluth roads. The Great
Northern train from st. Paul arrived
over the 81. Paul and Duluth tracks ON
account Of d number OF bridges teing
burned ON the former road. The FIRE is
very fierce. and in some places was 30
close to the track that the cars were
scorched. A number of homesteaders
have been burned ont and all their inn
nrOvements DESTROYED.
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cHxrsrrAr rspEAvoR cosvEsrIos


81 / E.7 4 Is
Large Nnmbers Iieach Cleveland, Not
wishstand,ss ths strike.
CLEVELAND. July l2.--The city Ia
resplendent In yellow and white In
honor Of thu christian Endeavor COM
vention. Notwithstanding the big rail-
road strike, thousands have arrived
during the past "a hours. and incoming
trains are still crowded with delegates.
Secretary Baer estimates that $4,000
people will be in attendance.
The Eastern and Southern states are
well represented. the strike apparently
having principally affected the dele
gates from the West. The weather ID
delightfully."- cool and pleasant.
In the evening. as preliminary TO
The convention, Christian e ,dsavor
mass meetings were held In rs churches.
addressed by prominent Leaders OF the
society.
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aa..an On Yeliow cresk.

LEAD, 4. d, July II. Great excite
nent exists on account of the discov-
cry OF gold Tearing rock on Yellow
creek. two miles from this place, which
assays from 500 to $500 per ton. Doz-
ems OF claims are being ssaked ont in
that vicinity.
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RErURNED TO WORK.

Northsea Raei1le Enginsers seek Their
Old Pos .ei0ns. .... ...t
& ST.. PAUh July II. The only matter
OF Importance in the local strike situa-
ton was the return to work of the
Northern Pacific engineers in the morn
ing. They crowded about the round
house and seemed anxioos to be en-
rolled. Freights and passengers are
running AZ usual. In Minneapolis forty
switchmen in the 500 yards struck
when ordered TO switch freight from
the boycotted rods. -.
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D. r. Ward departed Tor WATERFOWL.
Dan Bowden returned from Sioux
Falls.
@. E. Matheney has leased the Leland
house of Mrs. Keegan and will take pos
session the 23d inst.
Miss Pieronnet, who has been visiting
with Mrs Sheridan, departed this morn
| ing for her home 10 Chicago.
y c. Raymond and wife, former resi-
dents Of Madison, arrived this afternoon
and are the guests OF Mr.. and HRS. VIM.
Rewland.
N Clerk Preston this morning issued q
license for the marriage of Allen X.
Hamre and Annie Al. Hatlestad, both a.
Minnehaha county.
Yankton tried the gun.poxder and
dynamite racket On the 10th inst. as !
means Of producing rain, but without The
hoped Tor results.
ri. @. Stout, chairman, calls the Her
man township republican caucus ID b
held at Herman school house next Mon.
day ST 2 oiclock d. M.
Rev. y. r. Styles, who has been -
tending tie Chautauqua, departed foE
hin home il Huron this afternoon. Ia
will return Monday
kdeo. A. Falmer. while harnessing biz
horse yesterday was Severely kicked BY
the animal. The Hrat kick knocked him
down and before be could get ont oI Tbs
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MamlmassA by shs Repuiasss, with Lema-
msa for Lisutsnant GevsPnes.
MIsEEAPoLIs, July 10. IS. n. Owen
was nominaisa for governor by the
Popalist convention with great enthusi-
asm and Ly acclamation. State Sena-
tor Lommen, OF Polk county, was nom
mated for lieutenant governor in the
same way.
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Knnni,.r at wannipse.

WlENIPR0. July l2. The Northern
Pacific sent out its tirst passenger train
since last Wednesday and there was mo
attempt 1t resistance. Il was manned
by union engineer and conductor and
non-union fireman and brakeman.
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nralsssnsa lsrpers~a fer paty.

ToLEDo. O., July Ia. The Lake
Shore hraksmen after meeting lasting
oil night decided to report for duty.
and did %. All train crews have their
kull complement az hrakemen.