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The evening world., 1894-08-07
TIM CAMPBELL's GREAT DAY.
His Annual Picnic in Full Blast
at Witzel's Grove.
Scores Of Pretty Girls and Plenty of
Beer on the Starin.

Tim Campbells picnic. officially
known as 1.-The Twenty-four1h Annual
Excursion and Dinner OF the Oriental
Club. Hon. T. J. Campbell, President"
went a-sailing off to Witzers Point
View Grove this morning on the Laura
NJ. Starin and the barge Chester a.
Arthur.
With few trifing exceptions. all of
the east-side lads and lassies, politicians
and boys" were on the boats. There
were a thousand and more of them. and
they all had Tm-going- to-have-a- jolly
old-time expression on their faces.
On the lower deck of the barge there
were kegs upon kegs OF beer and H
whole lot OF white-aproned men ready
to dispense 1t. There was Il brass band
and stacks OF edibles and drinkables
and mysterious hampers and other
pleasing things. Clean-shaven men with
well-fed look stood behind large gold
and silver and blue and red and green
and pink and white and purple badges
on which were inscribed; Floor Com
Committee" SC.
Dozens and scores and hundreds OF
pretty girls In pretty fresh gowns and
girl had a bunch OF sweet peas pre-
scented TO her when she came on the
barge. and, they looked like an animated
mower garden.
When the Hon. Tim arrived he was
greeted with tremendous cheering and
the band played THE Campbells Are
Coming" with much enthusiasm
II WAS nearly II o'clock before the
boats moved on. but the fun had al
| ready begun, ana a small Niagara Of
beer was. dropping down 500 thirsty
Threats. the band was playing waltz
and the girls were being whirled around
ON the deC't Of the barge 10y the clean
ShhVen young mon, who, almost without
exception, exhibited signs of approach
Ing, "mbonpolnt I'm the region OF tho
All Of the east side who didn't 20 on
the picnic stood on the wharf at the foot
or Rroomc street and yelled and hur-
fahcd and waved hats and handkerchief
small dog with q flag Tied 20 his ttl
waved the stars and Stripes with much
enthusiasm.
Among the honored guests OF the ORR
entail club who Went on the picnic were
Judge GOldfogle, Senator Ahearn Police
Justice Ryan, Judge J. II. Mccarthy,
Alderman Eiseman, Patrick Keena n,
leader of the Sixth Assembly istrict, and
eN-AldGrman ClanCev.
As the boats moved slowly out into the
East River, President Cleveland's good
bouquet AS big as a ca bbago pinned on
his breast alongside Of a wonderful goId
badge and waved his arms aloft In biess-
Ing on his faithful followers
There'll be some fun at Witzers Point
Grove to-day, and lots OF empty hear
kegs will be put ashore at Broome street
Tonight $500
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away he neglected
SAW BURGLARS AT WORK.
There Were Three of Them, and
Mcmahon Caught One.

AS Officer Mcmahon. OF the Butler
street station, was passing Joseph
Bloch's butcher shop, at 427 Warren
street, early this morning, he saw three
burglars breaking in the door.
Mcmahon grabbed one of the three
burglars, and for few moments had a
hard fight Two OF the men escaped,
but Mcmahon arrested the one he
seized
At the station the captured burglar
described himself as Michael Chill eigh-
teen, OF 24i Bond street, Brooklyn.
When arraigned before Justice Tighe,
In the Butler street Court, later Chill
was held for examination,
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A BRUTE IN UNIFORM.
Policeman Henry Ebert Scored by
Justice Simms.

Policeman Henry Ebert. OF the De-
iancey street station, was badly scored
by Justice Simms in the Essex Market
Police Court to-day for making an I'M
just arrest.
Martin Ryan, a sickly looking young
man, twenty years old was sitting in
front of his residence, 302 Henry street,
last night with two companions. when
the policeman came up and ordered them
to Move on" Ryan and his compan-
ions told the policeman that they lived
In the house.
You'll give me an argument, will
you?" shouted the officer as he struck
Ryan In the face, knocked him down
and placed him under arrest
When Justice Simms heard the above
facts he turned to Policeman Ebert and
said:
",ofiicer, you had no business to arrest
ms man. II was an outrage. He is
Ryan says he will prefer charges
against Ebert at Police Headquar tiers.
Ebert has been In trouble before for
assaulting citizens.
The evening world., 1894-08-07
FOUR HURT AT A CROSSING.
Freight Train Strikes q street-Car
in Chicago.
CBy Associated Press)

CHICAGO. Aug. IA freight train on
the Chicago and Milwaukee road last
night struck North avenue street-car
at the Fortieth street crossing, and the
following were injured: Mrs. Mary
Raineys, fatally; Peter Hanson. seri-
John Miller of the street-car, slightly.
The gates had been lowered as the
train PASSED, but unknown to the gate
man, the train had broken in half. He
raised the gates, and as the street-car
reached the railroad tracks II was struck
by the rear portion Of the train.
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GUILTY OF GAINS CRIME.
Farmer Mark Richardson Shoots
and Kills His Brother.

oALENA, ILL.,, Aug. 7.--George Rich
ardson. a prominent farmer OF New Dig
gings, Wis. was waylaid and murdered
SUNDAY night while riding home from
here by his brother Mark. There had
been Ill feeling between the brothers for
years and they were engaged in a dis
pute about their fathers estate. Mark s
grain yard was fired by an incendary
last Thursday night and he blamed his
brother.
Mark left home Sunday night to meet
his brother on the road and shot him
dead when he approached. The murderer
then went to Bolton, surrendered himself
and was taken to Darlington Jail.
The evening world., 1894-08-07
STRUCK BY A MATTRESS.
1t Wns Thrown from n Roof, and
Mary Donahoe Was Badly Hurt.

Mary Donahoe. twenty-six years old,
domestic. Of AS East Twenty-sixth
street, lies on a led Of suffering this
morning.
While passing 2as East Twenty-ninth
street at ll.4O o'clock last night she was
struck by an old mattress, which had
been thrown from the roof by some I'M
known person.
An ambulance was called and the sur
geon found that Mary was suffering from
the shock and severe strain to her
back, She refused to go to the hospital.
me police are trying to>find the person
VINO threw the mattress from the roof
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FIRED ON A TRAIN.
IL Was Making sixty Miles an Hour
TO Avoid Robbers.
NV Associated Prsss.

SOUTH M'ALESTER, I. T.. Aug. t.
Unknown men fired into the north-bound
Missouri, Kansas and Texas passenger
train near Bond. /. T.. on Sunday night
last. Owing TO previous warning the
train flew by at a sixty emile gait.
The railway people have been antici-
pating an attack for some time, and all
night express trains are heavily
guarded while passing through Indian
Territory. Officers have been sent in
pursuit OF the would-be robbers.
The evening world., 1894-08-07

HEALTH OFFICERS M0BBED.
Attempt to Move q small-Pox Pa
tient Causes . Riot.
(By Associated Press.)

10Y NsbUCIdttu fIobsT
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. THE
health officers last night attempted to
move child Of Fred Kellser. who resides
on Arthur street, TO he Isolation Hos
pital to be treated for smallpox. A
riot ensued. in which a mob of 5000 men.
women and Toys took part. The police
were called. but were powerless to cope
with the mob, and the attempt to remove
the child had to be abandoned until to-
morrow, when another attempt will be
made.
Several policemen were hit by stones.
a child of the Kelser family died at
the hospital OF smallpox three weeks
ago. The parents and the neighbors will
resist all attempts to take the new pa
tient there.
The evening world., 1894-08-07
TWO BURGLARS SHOT.
Ono Killed and the Other Wounded
Mt Toledo.
(By Associated PressD

TOLEDO. o.. Aug. 7.-Vernon Riley
was instantly killed last evening while
forcing an entrance into the residence Of
Clifford Eddy Robert Hodges. Eddy's
brother-in-law, did the shooting. The
house had been entered twice recently
and Hodges was sleeping there, the fam
lily being away. lie heard the men enter
and fired four shots in the dark
Riley was shot through the brain and
John Cowan, his companion, was shot
through the shoulder. Hodges was ar
rested, but Immediately released.
The evening world., 1894-08-07
Manitoba PrOspector Murdered.
INV Associated Press)

WINNIPEG. Man. Aug 7.-Isare Roy. we'll
known as a prospector, was murdered In his camp
near the town OF Edmanton on Sunday last His
son on returning from Edmanton with supplies,
found his fathers lifeleaS body In his tent Roys
head had been crushed in with a club and he had
been stabbed through the ear. Roy vas known 10
have large sums OF money Everything of value
was taken by the murderer.
The evening world., 1894-08-07
Six Arrests in Tarsney's Case.
Ry As.ocIAted Prssal

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. Aug. IA number
OF important arrests In the Tsrshsy case were
made yesterday. The men arrested were Will
lam Bancroft. william SaIton, Robert Mullin.
Tom Shellenberger, Walter Stephen and S. Crum-
ley The latter H. the owner OF one OF the
hacks driven on the night the tarring and
The evening world., 1894-08-07
Weinberg Remanded.

Perry weinberg. ths young clerk who was ar
rested upon q telegram from Toronto. Canada
charging him with isrosny. was arraisnsd in the
TombA Police Court this morning and rsmanded
at the request OF Detective Sergt. EyAnhoe. Tho
police have been informed that the Toronto
ho' 70 here At iN EsAt Nlnstieth street
The evening world., 1894-08-07

back and loirs. great fatigue
from walking, leucorrhna. and
a frequent desire to urinate.
All this time relief was
close at hand.
Lydia E, Pnkham's Vege.
table Compound cured her of
all weakness and disease, and
she is now a different woman.
This woman is Mrs. Walter
Wilcox. of 1876 West St, who
advises all women who suffer
so from female weaknesses to
try it also and be cured. 1t
expels tumors. removes back
ache, invigorates the system.
all druggists keepit fosyou.
The evening world., 1894-08-07
SEcTARIAN RIOT IN QUEBEC.
Catholics said to Have Attacked
salvationists.
lBx Aaaoeiatsd Presal

QUEBEC, Aug. IAN angry French
Canadian Catholic mob last night drove
. contingent of Salvation.sts out Of st.
Roch's Ward. where they were endeav-
oring TO open a station with the object
Of converting Catholics Sunday night
4 crowd showed their disapproval, and
last night the trouble assumed the pro-
DortionH OF a riot
4 Armed with stones and other missiles
the mob DRIVE the Salvationists away
from their new station. Many people
were fnjursd By aging stones. but none
The evening world., 1894-08-07
struck by a Whit. sau.II.

sehoonsr Lslis smith, Of Fast Naehiss, NJ,
Capt Smith. bound from 81 JsGo With sugar 70
O. Amsinek Co.. this city. vas Itroes by
shits squall from the Barthvsst On Jsiy q on
bt Jago The squali lasted Tor kaif an ESa, an1
fnsSos fer TspAira
The evening world., 1894-08-07
lie FIourish.d a p.xo,x.r

George tnS"orth, a oompostor. fo.ty-nv. year.
'id' OF III Cherry street, NsS held for trial In
he Essex Market Police Court to-day Will. in,
'o1icated last might he staggered along Grand
,feet. nourshing loaded revolver. Policeman
under arrest
The evening world., 1894-08-07
Sailed on the Spree.

Among the passengers who sailed on the North
Germah-Loyd steamship Spree. for bremen. to-
day, were Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Axtell. George
Ehret IT.. Sister Agnes Karl. Mrs Charles d.
Kellogg, Countess Potulicki and Mr.. and MIRA T.
J. Oakley Rhinelander.
The evening world., 1894-08-07
Pullman strike Leaders Arrested.
(By Associated Preasl

CHICAGO, Aug 7.-SecretAry John " Berry,
OF the Pullman striker Central Committee was
arrested last night charged with obstruetinE the
mails In the late riots. Other Pullman leaders
may DO arrested to-day.
The evening world., 1894-08-07

Her suf.
fering was
caused by
female
weakness
in its
worst
FORMS.
She had
The evening world., 1894-08-07
There Is a Woman

in Philadelphia who lived for
years in daily circle of suf-
fering, because she thought
there was no relief.
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Clogrd I'm fIllMnlch lOIh.

Tho judges Of tho rerfiiofIg Hu.
prrme Court nat th,a afternoon Tor
about thfUngTarioIs OF nu Lnur, f.n.
itrcI m0rCnuiuionruud thuna Jsurl,d
till March 10.
john Farr % nl. W Gd1l.hs ot q
thplcal from the Fourth DHEcal
james Autuulr. plaintiff Hnl nr.
pelaui, vs. tur Yosemite Mining AID
Milling company. lApplal nom ihiti
distinctly
Is George Naylor W to Mountain
S.Uuc company, Slit Ltao CITY aud
Tho 5lIt Lake CITY Railroad company.
appeal tom Third dl5,r.CLJ
Parry a. Thomas anu LAvinn
Th0mgs Va 5prlugvilll oily. Appeal
from SsC8nd lulsrtl
In oIch case tho Judgment OF tho
lower c1ur; was affirmed.
W. T.. Sargent, OF piugul,ch, Chr.
field county, was anpJiutrd u. $.
commissioner ns was also Capt. =. Il.
Niidi1mus, the lallcs lot Lewiston,
l0otlu county.
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The lcc.ira on "Ch1rig,e5" dUiig.
crcI by g. G. Goodwin u, 'no Asdcul.
ual College, was u1aofIy tnlsi,
aud proved deeply interesting bih01i
who were fortunate enough % secure
acalu ucar Ems siaui. Toe mhlorIly of
those present were unable '1 Nunr. 10
tue juirU's delivery had been gs ro'i
o. biz lsciuru, al would have btnn
able o. urlo 90 iriullus'gfl Goat.
Itis reported that dJtae the short
time Tine tiaiu 1r1uug iha Legislative
party stopped nt Ogden, picspoctc.h
relieved eImo %! tbr msmb1fs gl tBH
party OF th1.r watches AMI other gr.
uclus. Ihes bad no such unplrn.lut
cGp.siCEcn iu logan, us Y.ckugcE"to
and f00,pail aro unknown n.fg.
Tho much drca led discls,. dipl.
thCril, has hldlcu Logan nlioI. rhrro
l. only ous Clfp 20 any cJIAyilu5
di,caao hero nov, tla, aaaHrlu. iuvcG
AMI tho patton. 30 c0uva.y 'lHs,
An ola gentleman u1mnl 8 fcnsan,
who WIS CRAFTY foapuoioi by al who
know him, died "a Fraay. The
funeral spfylces we've utIl In the
Seventh ward meeting h9uss on Sun.
day corning.
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Logan f. 70 have fully equipped
steam laundry, with all o, the latest
improvements. Mr.. IL. b. NowOtny,
OF OIeii, ILL.,, IA the protector. Tho
gentleman hns ordered bis machinery
and will arrive In Logan on the ilfst
OF next mouth, ready 90 commence
operations. Az present much VI tho
ilnor clAsaes Of laundry WORK DO seut To
Salt Lake laundrie., several OF VIII ich
have agencies here.
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LOGAN.
LooAs, UTAH. JAN. 20, 1874,
Fire Department Items.

a Few evening" riHcs. tho nae nb'r5
% tho fifH department he'll q special
me ella q, iar The luFpnsB Of blIuIug
their Old uuiu1 j, q. kUowlos, !hre'
well, aus HAVING Hl'.gl dime Co.
ge,hrr. MI, kHowltB has been u great
iayodle with tln boys, AMI miuy
speeches were maia testiiylng u their
appreciation uf his me;hoii, AZ thu
close ui tho preceding M. Knowles
woB presented with u haui83m1 up.
hulE,erei patent rocking chair
Tho now city council hgs decided 10
reduce tue uumUlT OF iir0nen, and
has appointed W. q. Gates ~ chipf.
a team has beun purclisBd, auI one
or two men viii 20 employed cone
unu9ualy.
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Ore .nInmrnis.

TITO bhirmfnls " orc 80 on az q
lively rate fr0m the Crescent, Silver
kiug and Anchor mluCs, bu' itappusn
20 30 only question uf a vrry short
time when 40 viii have TO shut down,
~ thu rapid iglling DO priceH during the
past week OF both oliver Euu lead DO
very uisc0lrggiut 10 tho various mine
uwuou. Its claimed by QUO well In
formed On mining thM none Of tue
miHuB uuse ur0 making any money ior
their UWutr1.
The Crescent has shipped during
tho week thirty care OF nut class orc
ami u1yggll cars ul concentrates.
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Notes.

Mr., AMI Me-. A. Gordon lost their
little fourteen months oll son Elrl,
who died from btOuunltia on sunday
morning, jan. 2lst lhg funeral 0c.
CURED on ruesGay.
The Philomslh.o Literary society,
composud OF students OF the b. Y. Col.
loye, sim continue 10 hold tnrir iutof-
eaung mecliugs ia tun College build
ing, on each Friday evening.
A number ot L9san's young people
Ylsiteu Hytum last "Wednesday even.
lNSi Tor the purpose Of attending the
ma,quera1e bail there. IL 30 SPOKEN u
90 having boom 20 enjoyable AFFAIR.
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Probate Judge ~ fmcry County a.,
It1u.
WAsuiN0ION, Jlu. 90 The POSI-
dent uaf ugut tho following uJmina'
lions 90 tho Senate:
Collector Of customs, john TGAney,
Los Angeles, Gal.
gommodDfu John q. Walker. 10 b.
roag.ndmnl; Thos. Moon ight, kanfnG,
minislo;tl Bolivia; Il, Il. Pf0rusriug,
plstnas.UB PhiinpsuurH, MOIta "a;
Wm. H.. Wat0u, futvsyoi-g5utrll,
Washington; john Y. Terry, receiver
OF puulie m,uuya at Seattle, Washing.
ten. ReglNerB OF land Ciiigt: Thomas
j. Bolton, Los Argelos, Caj solomon
b. Patrick, NtaIia, Cal. Herbert
savage, OF Ulal, 10 bs judge Of the
probate court OF EmUry county Utah
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Snow, auow, snow. Nothing but
1nOw JuJilr the ou,if, week, qua pros.
poets ago good Tor q continuation Tor
nIm' umo ycL az plHout thur1 is
more snow In the PARK tuan nc any
umg during tir PASS i've yuIu. Bt.
tween ih.a p'gcH Hsl hAlg Lake On
Ntuulauos li SNOW BE- in piacH ready
'Ur tho lu1 iH % thu UH|H il iI tho val.
ley next ummcr. Last Sunday TIE
Utah Genital wa over eleven utIu
latOiu grlyius at PhfE Cliy, caused
bysulw ou the summit ths rUgI is
now fairly well opuH, Nug o constant
lockout lss ~ BE- Kept 10 prevent snow
lfam getting too letp on tue cuts bee.
iJfu tuiIs can ran, uu. Consequently
% lHrae uumues vi MON gss on the
road ull tho ums Hh0vuuug snow.
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Quarterly Conference.

Tho quarterly Stake conference con.
yonei yesterday. Priest. J0ssph T..
Smith, Eidvr3 h. NJ. Lyman, 8. Il,
Young, John Morgan nnl Other bteth.
rem from salt Lake are attending, and
the instructions given aro particularly
adapted % existing conditions,
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G. II. Lnbolls is accused 10y a Mira.
Clara Bucil OF "mnlici0us mischief"
TO-, Of broiking p lock OH oue Of tho
doors Of hor rcsldenco ON Fret Wet
ami Sixth South grcDif. Flo 70 TO
have - hearing before Comm.llioncr
Nofgul.
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TIE ADHESION QUESTION.
Cleveland Said to i'c Opposed 10 the
Admission of Tho Terri
tories.

Word has lusl been received from
tho special correspondent Of Che NEWS
Ia Washington tha. Precedent Cleve.
land e. nii 20 cau'cnpll'e ,hu In.
ausursti'n of a policy hostile O. ihc
nimifslon OF new states during bis
a.-n.-.
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Lrsu.aIH chile r.f. JANUARY tlr tni. 90 Q r.
m.. al bear. luuHrH. tIH u..aur luHn. vIlo uf
o.. b. ulHu HHd 600. If.rU charles and Louisa
Decker. H.rf p rUHfH
tursda ald H.HuHutaueHa GRO repeatedly
iuUIffl fn alton 600 I4uHTHI 600 IUrHIHY. Jane
unrg Go, O.. % u.uI, from thg Fourteenth
ward meeting house.
ukuug=ht fHe 20. Cache county. Father
NINI.H HarIH, D. |HuHT| lI.I f.f .HguI % years
uuN IuufH.. i."N.H Born no liHaI, HuWmul.
Hu"U'rU. Iu.IHsI, tU|F Hin, I.|t hluiNr1
M" I.I, i.IsUl t#.UuIl rm grated lu Utah boz
Nu .u.t' ItI.
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Broke Her Arm.

An elderly lady namoi J0hauson
had the misforluno 70 fail heavily on u
aiippery sidewalk, breaking blth bones
Of her right forearm, These were
properly SIT, out tue knlttlug together
viii most likely occupy a long time, 10
the lady 10 seventy'slg years Ui age.
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ToDAY's rHocECDuaos.
coUNCII.


The minutes Of the two previous
ieisious were read, amended and
adopted after some discussion.
II. T.. Booth presented tho claim cf
A, l.. Houston, as deputy eherln.
lao claim Of A. Kahn & Bios. r.
TERED 10 committee On elaine.
The following bills were introduced;
.. BY Williams: q. -. 81, relating to
nc inaurance oompAplu5 flied Tor
second reading.
BY Willlamii q. d. o., defining
ihe powcm Of citioB ana gutLor z ng the
iegylng Of taxes TOR eprnkllug streets.
By J. Il. Booth; G, q. Oh, relating
70 iIee schools. Ordered printed anu
hled Tor HuoDnd reading.
The following bills we're referred:
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NnIes and personals.

The Union Pacific pay car made &c
regular monthly tup last Tuesday
Distributing checks 10 the various ern.
pluyoa OF lAe road 90 this point
An unusual number OF commercial
men have uBpu boo tho city dugiug tho
" ok. THuy rgp1r only iaif buCcsu 10
gaining ofief8, uut SID look forward 20
better times ia tho very near future,
Huu thun expect % 1eClru orders Or
goods Ia large quantities. as In former
ygarE.
II. g. Chambers came mp from sal,
Lake 5unigy, uni mas uven busy an
the week distributing ohouas % the
mon cmpllyoI ~ tno OnWlo mine,
mill and tunnel, tho Day mime,
Maraau mill ana other piuc p. iu
Will remain In The camp 0 Tow days
longer.
Secretary Mechanics, OF tho WoFiI's
Fair commission, and ladiei, have
been ga tho Clmp thIB WeBh ai gIfsls Uf
Il. q. Cha n0sri a. the Oa,agi m,n0.
Mrs. w. 3. Hedges aud s1ns Sand
ford anu Emery, and Niles Eme.iue
Wells were visitors 10 tho Park on
Saturday.
The leo compsniei up hero aro 0.0r.
ing large amour. VI ics FOR iudivid-
ual ana public us'. Mott all the
butchers here have their own Ice
houssa anu aru putting up an excellent
quantity.
Friday night Fl! the Opera house, The
Park Guy Caluloulll CLUB celebrated
Robert Burusii birthday by well
rendered Aud attractive program, emf.
inc with IA Grand ball. Tine tyeniug
wua great 8ucges5 b3lh In attendance
and enjoyment.
Mr.. J. j. DAILY speattwo days durilg
the woHkHt tbH " NsWwt mtup.
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Tho ioilowi x wore clumi1aIou5d
n0,arl,s public today by Governor
WJsi, nll ios sa.t LatO county: Grant
Hampton, Qua. a. Caiuo and jack
Bolton.
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Home Missionaries.

A full attendance OF home mirlon.
aries OF She salt Lake Stake 10 Zion BE-
requested nj the next regular monthly
mtytiur, cInvonius wednesday, Jnl-
uafy alsf. 1904 nt 1850 %. m.
JAMES ID. -IWLGNu, Clerk.
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On Friday night Tue Mount Pleasant
Equitable Cooperative store maiu an
aasigumsat, Tire liabilities being 49,.
i2U.l1; usuCts 5iGG3l.