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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-12-20
Arrivals at the vendome.

Chas Bennington, st Louis; A T
Bradbury, j II Hardman, NJ Malson,
j F Garretson, W Hash, G W Dow,
Mayer Abraham, G w Ashford, Port
land: j V Witherbee, So Omaha; Geo
w Pearse, Anaconda; Frank Bnsen'
sperger, Salt Lake; John Eckles, Seven
Devils; S E Weimer, j W Insenhaper,
Huntington; J P Bunell, st 10; A I
Adams, Middle valley; Andrew AID
ans. Indian valley; f Arlington, y
Louis; A Wannfrled. Omaha; b Is
Bloch, Salt Lake.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-12-20

You ought to know this: DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve will heal burn and stop the
pain instantly. 1t will cure badly chapped
hands, ugly wounds, Sores and well
known cure for piles. Jenney q Water
house.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-12-20

Estate of Elect w. Murphey. deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
Executrix of the estate of Ellet w. Muir
phey deceased. TO the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against, the said
deceased, to exhibit them. with the nee
essary vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication of this notice, to the
said ExecutrlX at her residence on Manns
creek, ia the county of Washington
Dated at Wciser, Idaho. Dec. II, 1894.
SIBBEL MURPnEY.
Executrix Of the estate of Ellet w.
Murphey, deceased.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-12-20

By the Sunday School at the Bap-
list church, Christmas eve, Decem-
Der "a, 1894. A committee to re-
ceiye presents for the Ladder will be
at the church Monday. A short pro-
Gram will be rendered before the dis
trihution of presents, consisting oil
recitations, singing, etc. The puoilc
is cordially invited to attend ana
hang presents on the tree. A treat
for every child present.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-12-20

At regular meeting of Weiser
Lodge, No. 90, A. f. & A. M, held
last Tuesday evening, the following
officers were elected:
A. B. Anderson, W. NJ. B. M.
Jenney. S. W.. G. NJ. Hixon, j. W,
A Sears, Treasurer j. R. Mum bers,
Secretary; G. NJ. Warehouse, 3. ID.
NJ. Johnston, ]. D.; Thos. Finn,
Tyler.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-12-20

Special Price of Boots and Shoes
Week Only
Childrens Boots and Shoes 8 to
IL, 70 cents.
Children's Boots and Shoes, ID to
2, 50 cents.
Mems Congress Shoes, $1.20.
Mems Congress Shoes, Kangaroo
Calf, $1.75.
Mems Lace Shoes, Congress Calf,
S1.65.
Ladies' Button Shoes, 81. 20.
Ladies' Kid Shoe, patent tip, 81. so.
Mems Kangaroo Calf, congress and
lace, 81. 80
Mems Full Stock Kip Boots, 50 co.
Mems Calf Boots, 50 %
ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-12-20

Late Additions to Councils Population.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Glenn, Il son, Nov. rs, 1894.
Born-to the wife of Budd Adj
dington, Nov. "a, 1894, son.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-12-20

Entered in the postofiice at Weiser as
Second-class matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-10

upper Potato valley whore are soms
prosperous summer ranches, aud then
down over steep divide past some
romantic scenery on 10 the head of
Pshfeah g. Henrieville, surrounded
with steep inclines and towering cliffs. IL
lies In little narrow valley where ali
the land thuy have water Tor appe ifs / ID
bs cultivated. Farther on lies cannon.
VILE with n background Of towering
fod cliils, and still farther down be-
Georgetown, all within a5ou, four
miles Of each other.
At these places harvest was on anu
We saw the Old-iashipnod cradle being
swung by stalwatt sons Of toll; th,
grain grows In small patches where 10
would not he practicable 10 run ma.
Chines. To the northeast OF these
places 10 the new town Ui Troplc, des
tined to be the largest aud most desif.
abls town In this part VI Utah. All
they need is 10 continue the good work
already begun and get In n few more
settlers to aid In completing their irfl.
cation system. They have Ia contsm.
plation the making " a large reservoir
that will more than double their pres.
ent irrigation wafer and allow several
thousand acres more land 10 BE- brought
under cultivation. The town is sur.
piled with water Tor culinary purp9scs
from springs about two miles above thp
town, anu II piped into the
place II would give them an
abundant supply Of water for
all purposes. IL mas been decided o.
begin work Immediately on the teset.
voir The place 10 well supplied with
excellent saw timber, ana lumber can
bo had at from eight 10 ten dollars a
thousand, while Tour loads OF wood for
fuel can be hauled In n day, and
abundance Of coal n b. had for the
digging, a. % crops cut In abundance
all around the valley. All IN all this
N desirable place for industfI0ue,
frugal 5niuts 10 make a home.
From rmpic We retained 81 the
upper country 10 Mammoth ward OF
ABays a. lt Is popularity callct, laud
Of beautiful summer ranches. Here
We endured one Of those sudden show.
ers that this region IA noted for at this
season Of the year. 10 hailed aud
fained as though u meant husintsi.
In our Journey through pauguilch
stake We had the pleasure Of the com.
pany n one Of Utah's veterans, Patti-
arch J. l.. Haywood, who on the Let of
August celebrated his seventy-ninth
birthday, ~ tho fun poss,sslOn ui his
faculties aud with hstrlug testimony
Of the Gospel IN his hesft and blessings
anu good words Tot all the Saints hc
met. TRAVELLER.
AsAYs, August lat, 1894.
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ra,Qst Pabliaatlo7s.

The LITE OF Joseph smith, ci,,h, uco,
l''.taf E.L $40. Morocco si, $50.
t-ota kirkland - ,it Lake, ~ Jana, A
Ia.Ie. l .sgas H1th mIaHI tisJ. LsslAas
rii, '3r7. tslihsr rtira g.'L tls0.
Torty Years among the Indians, -
Daniel vi. IHHrs, go PAGES cloth t1oo.
Leather as. Leather rlt 500.
PooticR writing. OF -. y. whitney.
,'H.h, tsai .sa1lsr SIN. ilo1. N1rooos,
clrh rut tls1
Iifo o. ttsber q. Nimbau, cloth, q. 70,
iia.i tcane5 i1W. rau, uu1, uir1gsa.
rtfHi fu, tso1
Lattor-dny snirtE pssimody. pt,e,
Covered boards. C.dih Hal, ttsisfh ttsn
ror dDt. Di.h n11Ti, tiCl sash. it15l psr
DE-, cl1ih 'ui Leather Bound, uil cnsA
1850 par ift 10 ssnt By matt, N cents rsr
c6y additional
story Of she Iiooh Of Mormon. ~ rf~,
Gr'fgH h.y1HIls. t.lu, tl.sI. Cash gIl nuo.
hhi' l0tHa. ...t $50. rln irsihcf eilt. tLol.
Sunday school IIymn Boots, o1a,tu, N
Goo Hymns used ia tha schools, - page, CioA
t'HHl. postpaid, ~.
LsrEv aud small sire nibIo. ia Leather
t4l0, ila'. tl.01 ilsI and tt0i.
Family ani rripif n,biss In dincr-nt styisa
NtH...ia.i. f.HI 70 1r f1 $500 each
re-. smttb =. n Prophet, is-,rr. a.
uynrsd BY Elgs A1lrra Icusin before th.
siuionr sosi1'J .l tls social nan. salt Lane.
en-. H. is)i, S.
The church OF Jesus christ OF Latter
dag Saints, ifa Priesthood. ofsaniiai1a
Doctrines Ordinances and History. ~ John
ilguos, ilG
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In GARFIELD COUNTY.


Across the mountain range to the
east from Panguitoh some sixly.nve
miles lies Esoalante under towering
mountains that Rise TO thu west an II
north. while to the southeast It opens
out into - genuine dssert. This has
been a great cattle raising CENTER The
settlers ranohed their stock In the
mountains In the summer anu drove
them on to tue deserts ior winter.
This was such a success IN the Past that
A brought prosperity TO the people,
hut the rapiG increase Of sheep Ia the
country Is Destroying the gtasa, aud o
late n h quite common TOT many VI
The steers 10 disappear ifom tho winter
range. Yet Escaiauie Is verltable
oasis in the desert-good gardens filled
with all kiuds OF vegetables, and
orchards well laden with fruit gladden.
ne ave. while oommodiOus barna well
filled with hay are quite common.
Ffoui Escalanto We iourneyed to
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STARTED BY CHILDREN.
They We're Playing with Matches aud
With the Usual Result

A one story adobe residence at No.
224 south Second West street, occupied
by J. $. Hin and owned by a MIS-
smith, was the scene OF a fire at two
O'Clock this afternoon that resulted In
the building having a narrow escape
from destruction.
According to the statements OF Mrt.
HIN to Assistant Chief Donovan
a couple OF her children were
playing In the bed room
with matches obtained from the
bureau. A number Of them were
struck and some OF the clothing ON the
wall was ignited. The flames spread
rapidly and soon the clothing and
window curtains were consumed.
The fire department responded 20 an
alarm and the flames were eXtiu.
yuished by means OF a garden hose.
rne lots will reach $3.50; no insurance.
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Land Office.

The following filing was made In
the local land Office under date Of Au.
gust lOi
Peter +. Madison, OF Brigham City,
Box Elder county, homestead entry OF
the southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section II, aud the south
halt OF the northeast quarter anu tho
southeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter dissection 10, township o north,
range 3 east.
Patents have been received from the
General Land Oiilcs at Washington,
and now await their owners, As foi.
lowsi
No. s42l, Warren S. Whitlock, Of
Ssnpete county, 40 acre.,
No, tllO, George Stewart, OF Central,
SEWER county, 50 acres.
No. 4l0I, William Il. Stevenson, n
Salt Lake City, l0O.3l acres.
No, 4l07, James b. Thompson, NJ
Henrisvills, Garfield county, 100 acres.
No. 4O9s, John ID. Williams, Of
kanarra, Iron county, 100 acre..
No. 1885, Brigham IL. Young, Jr.,
OF Salt Lake City, 1909 acres.
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TIE McCLaiN ATTACHMENTS.
A Receiver Appointed TO Take Charge
OF aud SELL the Property.

La the suit OF John II. Alburger OF
al W. i. l.. MoClain, J. NJ. Cochran
aud Nat NJ. Brigham, an application
for the appoi ntment Of u receiver was
made 10 Judge Bartch In chambers this
afternoon. The same was granted and
J. Il. Forbes was appointed by agreo-
ment OF all the parties.
Tho receivers bond was fixed nj
1880.
A number Of attachment suits have
been filed against tne defendant Nc.
Clain during the past few days. His
ttOek-which has been levied upon by
the u. 3. matshnl under the writs Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF stock Of
cighTs, some $4,000 In number, kept
In the basement Of tue Cllit house, AMI
= stock OF merchant tailoring goods,
furniture anu fixtures In the store room
No. ~, west Third South street.
MoClain has abacOnded from the
Territory and his present whereabouts
are SAID 90 be- unknown. His total Ia.
ivbtsdness TO the various attaching
'fedilors is named aa f5,52l.18. The
Iirafs are valued nj $500 and the
lailoring goods, etc, above namad at
S2,801. rms doiendAut Cochran claims
70 have bill Oi sails on all this prop
srty ana contends that II ~ not liable
" levy under the wrilH OF attachment.
The plaintiffs insist, however, that the
pretended transfer md bill OF sale aTs
fraudulent and void a against tbs
creditors.
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Sunday SCHOOL a7d Primary.

ION mcsc books and cards postaso vni BE-
sharsad m addition % ths prices given, 20 sent "
mal. unisss The pHeo given f. f1r "po'ipaid.'l
Firsi ifooh for our Lttiio Friends, foi
ls uso ~ SUNDAY schools. TO-.
socoud noos Tor our Litiis Friends,
s ,l1d,J School rohicr, 2',
intermediate =. =. Reader, 5ls.
Questions aud Answer. on che Life
aud Mission OF she Prophet Joseph
sBith, zoe.
Bihis Questions and Answers, fJt he
uH1 ~ primary Associations IS
Chiidrcn's prituars Hymn Boob, to-
copies, potpaid, 20.
Primary speaker, 80. :, postpaid. %
., 50
The MODEL non Book, postpaid, sa
class Registers, pr dat, a5a
Primary rune uook, iis
nooh Of MORMON Cstecaisu, postpaid. %
=. =. untoa Hymn HOOK, each not poe
BALD, 49,
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NJ. 1000, T. len G. Jensen, Of K9o
sharon. P.uie county, 100 acres.
No. ma, Cafmi n Porter. Of Order
Vile, Kane county, 100 Hcfea.
n .. 4Ug2, Nicholas PnulHen, OF Peter
boro, Cache e unity, 100 acres.
No. ais. Henry Harris, OF Lincoln,
T0Oele county, lBD acrsa.
No. 4095, Hyrum Z. Hulae, Of Clark
stOn, Cache county. SO sores.
Ne. 1895, Gilbert ID. Am0s, OF Sail
Lake CITY, 100 acres.
No. ans, William e. Barton, Jf., oil
Sigurd, Suvief county, 100 acres.
No. 400, Rebecca II. Berry, Of
kauarfa, Iron county, 10 acres.
No. AIS, Alexander NJ. Leiingham,
Of Newton, Cache county, 100 acres.
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PREVENTED WHOLESALE MURDER.
\ THmLLtSG uir or CHICAGO FAiR
IuBIUHN.

II not generally known, but II Is
nevertheless TACT, that n conspiracy
was organized Tor an anarchlsllc COUP
NJ the dedication Of tho Wor.dis Fai !
In 1892. Two women volunteered 70
convey bombs TO the roof OF the Liberal
Arts building and to throw them
among the vast crowd assembled for
the dedlcatOry exercises.
The plot was discovered by Major
McClaughry, chief u police, aud,
upon the advice OF confidential
friends, hs summoned into HE
presence the three acknowledged
leadefa Of tho anarchists In
Chicago, and he told them that n,
within certain time, they did not
provide him with satisfactory assut.
aucea that the contemplated outrage
was abandoned, orders would TO
secretly Issued TO the police TO shoot
them (tho three leaders, nj sight.
"And, "said Major MoClaughry, "the
police Will be protected In this extreme
actlon.n
Tho anarchists went their way, held
hurried conferences, and In due time
provided the chief OF police with the
assurance he demanded. IL Ia believed
lhst only this prompt and determined
stand saved Chicago from a frightful
tragedy that would surely have jeop.
afdlzsd the success Of tho Worlds
Fslr.-Chiodgg Record.
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
A kaystillo Sensation.--some Para
graphs from Ssnpcte County.


u.., .-.--., 4. $780,,
ana II will be- but few days until the
| fields are covered with shocks Of
| golden grain. There will be- a good
Yield OF grain and II tho Oriental war
will only raibe the price VI wheat
Sanpole farmers will be right in the
swim.
40 Ni,lso, J,. and Cb,is r.,,d
have olaimeJ Tsservoit 40 AN
| WiIi,v C,,.S c,nyon rhs t,.gs d.
tsnd M NH ibs ,cs,,yoi, In ~. ali
n az, ~, ,.st.,i,,,, s,.aso,, q. a,,g'., a,,i
tbis will insn,e a iayss nm9nni niasi,.
,vata, "a, 80, $780,, ,Th.tr ~.
sho,,id ha Ioiiow.d h,. o,h,r- ,,,i,T
evoTv .vsii.tIs ~, H. sto,i,,,, 80, 49,
utlliS.J
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non,,,y 49,. ' ,.,',,,. ~ - "a o'au
Deyny 49,, 49,, ~ u - V'
M, 49, =, ~
80 a,,,,r, ~ t,s w r 'sJ'', sl,ilns
ysst n,a,,n,,,,,. TT, ,,,,,,, -,
ds,,,h 'hs.in, -, i',a,., ~ nnn
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~ 80 49,. 49,, 80 - 80.
I'm ~ is,at' ~ .,',..,', ,i...,'ti,
ns.,as ~ H. ,'a,aa,, Ill., 1917 '"''
'"o i''P'''''u"''
Ephralm EatCTprisc: The question Of
draining tho swamp west " town IL
again being talked up aud u IL oN.
prctrd that work will commence on II
this fall. A. NEAR AZ We eau learn II IL
Intended 10 raise the grade Of tbs road
about three feet with ditch on thu
north side 10 carry the water over to
q a.. a 10 . q d.
be made la the CRAZE au1 ditohes con.
structod through the swamp no the
water can be turned ON when necessary.
All persons owning property there are
expected 10 assist Ia the work aud all
citizens should assist IN faising the
s'su t ~ sVou 'oAu"Ng oNh Oe hiAuo
The quiet little railroad town OF
bennington has been the scene OF
scandal that has, until lately, been
pretty well shaded, says the NiillaTd
tOunty Blade. some time since rlmofs
reached tue blade, but AZ the truth "
tho unfortunate affair could not DO
learned, nothing was said OF IL. An
Individual nameu Mcclellan, and
married man, ueoame crimiually la.
Innate with thirteen yeaf.oli girl-a
mere child, n short timp ago the
father anu mother OF tue iuJuFed giIl
followed MokellRr TO Lehi aud had
him arrested ior rape, anu ut the eX.
animation Mchellar was discharged.
Returning, the father hal him arrest.
ed for adultery. Deputy Marshal w.
Il. PAlde took the prisoner 10 Fillmore,
where he was afIaigneu before Com
missioner Neile. The result OF tue case
i silll In doubt, but II 10 believed this
Lehi examination VIII bar any further
attempt A. giving Mcclellan his Just
deseits. A short time since the giFl
gave birth to n child, which died on
thursday last ana was buried on Fiji
Jay morning.
'rb.,s va. ,uIi. n s.,s,,I,r a., az,
midst Is.t 5ui,dsv ..ystns IlsS,yjns
Eagls Mt Lam go ,sn,iiy az.
rived In our taVn on tho ,n,y,iny
,'..'s',.,.. 80 49,. - 80 sr,H
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Tomorrow will be "RepublIcan day.
at saltair aud II will not be- the fault Of
the Workiugmen's Republican club u
the Attendance IL not large and on.
thusiasiic one. Outside delegations
are expected In In considerable mum.
befs aud brass bands from Ogden,
Provo ana Lehi arc expected 10 come
Ia on tho morning trains aud parade
the principal streets OF the city. Col.
Trumbo anu hon. John Henry Smith
have been added 10 the list Of speakers.
A balloon ascension has also been Ia.
cluded la tue program .: "vynts for
the day,
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The SUGAR BETS,
They are Fully Three Weeks Ahead OF
Last Year.
Apperinteudent Granger VIII Get
Here Tomorrow and Manager
Cutter on Monday.

A telegram received today states that
Manager T. II. Cutler, Of the Utah
Sugar factory, will arrive from his
European trip on Monday next, Aug.
10. Superintendent Granger came on
ahead, and will reach here tomorrow,
Saturday, afternoon.
Secretary whitney came up from the
factory last evening. He has been
down paying the employees. Mf.Whit-
ncy snys the analysis OF the bceia this
season shows them 20 be Ut least three
weeks ahead Of lsst year. Digging the
beeta will commeace In two weeks, on
August %, while the factory will start
up about September /. Last year II
began running on September 20.
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Important Meeting

The presidents Of the several
branches Of tho Relief Society In this
Stake are urgently requested TO attend
the meeting In the Fourteenth ward
assembly rooms Ia this city on 5atuf-
dsy, August llth, at 2 .. M, or send
an Ufiicisl representative, as prelimi'
nary arrangements Will be male for
the Relief Society excursion 70 Saltaif
on Friday, August 2llh. by order VI
thu president
NJ. Isabella HORNE.
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Return of Mrs. Cnine.

Mrs. Margaret A. CAlno has returned
from San Francisco whore she has
been for months In full anu complete
control OF Umb's exhibit Vt the Mid.
winter Fair. The lady dij excellent
work aud IL receiving the cOngratuia.
tions Of her many friends Tor her
splendid efforts.
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FaIt5-Promoti7q Series.

ny Tirst Mission, n,rrsu,. Of p,,,,,.
experience o., % missionary up1n u. s,nl.tss
Islands, ty George u Cannon. a.,
a string OF Pearls, containing pupst.., n,
Interesting skstcho, and aussi1ts, OF mis-.
sana-y mo-. ste. asa
leaves from NJ Journal, By President
Ntinrd woodruff, absorption NJ his wonder.
mi missionary experience. aul many interest
ING Incidents oi h'hie, pc
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Foreclosure suit.

BERTHE Johnson brought ,ult In the
Third district court this a',sf.-yn
Egainst Albert J. Wh.t., RosanEA u.
White (his wioJ, 90 nj, to toIeolo'o "a
mortgage giycu 70 secure the payment
Of 81 900 Oh n prOmissury note, bearing
date July ~, 1891, bearing one per
cent per month iuteTfs.
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music.
The Improvements Association Som,

The Improvements Association Sons
h"oh' CONTAINS c1uocti1n % Original
and selected songs and hymns. ut o. music BE-
Professor ?, neo'iey, seventy eight pages Of
ehoie' music, postpaid, CO.,
~, = \. Union Music Heck, p3,tpaii. "A,
Primary Tuns I'ooh, 10, viuout po,,.s.
Co.,
The ranimody, paper eide, tis5. C5th. a. A,
HAT Leather. ti71 Postage ~ e.. s.gh
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sroogs Ann N,ur,rrs.

cniclGo uAuarr
Chioasr. e'0fe. Aug o.
Wheat-Steady; AUG .f'ss rrIts iHH.
Uoru=towOr, Aus. coy cNH Hts oct On
uata over. Aus. tl.lt .NNir Ilt.
rrrNati EhUr, scut l.... alU. IstL.s.
aatd-uisNas, sept, ~ Gem, en-
H'ss.- Higher sept, 800. JaH.. G''.
Nycauuil. t1t.
Harley irm H4ts
IlaN serdastruuE lta
Timothy seed tifmi BIO
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MARsAAL,s SALE.

DuRsuANT TO Az EXECUTION 10
mo directed uY ilU TMTd District Court
0f tie Territory N Utah. shan expose ~ pub,
10 sale 40 che frout door Ut the County court
House Doe thU UlY Of salt Lake. county OF
talt Ia 2 and Touiuu Nc Utah, ou nc lIfi
right ut.r,. rlnIm HHH interest ot uau
Hanson o. To-, AMI 90 the following
described real estate sifu1to, lying aud being
In salt iAAo County, and described o. follow.
tu.wIt.
Of lot eighteen .IsH, block Two %. Iam.
bergcr's Addition, saiI addition being sub.
division uf par. 90 IUi .UFuu 90, section I'D,
tlI. aud IUl one 100 section scvrH
l7, township two ON. south ~ range
ope east. Salt THko Meridian, iu
salt Iaku County TO no sold a. ho
pr perry of Dan llaua1u. 40 tue suit OF Mfa
b. ". rhelhu.
Terms Of sale, cash
NAT u BRIGHAM
u. \, Marshal
By g.. o., AU.tru Deputy MauhaL
uatpl August I.lh. IF"t
D. W. IAILuCA, Attorney for Plaintiff
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Twenty-Five Gases.

Justice Smiths trial regisler today
showed IS defendants In petty cases Ter
the sessions Of our, over which be
presided this forenoon aud TINS Alter
noon.
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COMMERCIAL

WI I"TTT7 WIZ WT37T TETV"T7
To iay's clearing ho1sB eKohanges
amounted 10 sl25,4 1B. same duy
last year, S7i,55O.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
Sew Y0rs.--6l1er O. !, lead, s3.25,
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T,,,s,,r, si,f N me- oHs NJ H. H1uH re.
c5rler OF SAT Lat, .s..l d H 10.
IfusrIH.
Thomas }. Anderson a. '..aA 400.
defson. one quarter IH....I
Copper Proper mininf Jog. .-i -yo 90
street. iots and 2 H.H.E D., MUI.
sstS eddiuon '........... ....'..... l0J
Maria 4. Lddlu 20 hc.s Scare.
III ii lgi r 10 ssiysy -. 1900 "
Nathan -eafs ut 90 Mans .. f|I.
die. part lot u, hiucE q. .II. N.fU
Mat a. nix fioid survey ....... 100 W
TdV srd WcCsfrick 20 Mary UlHtHt
loIsei aud y. block 0. South Nhn
Htrost ndditiuu,ss.sss..... ....ss rNI 70
Mary UanLs Of al 70 Edwafi N.Nar
ifet, mart lot g, bloc. a.. UIal
b. sait Iakc Ciiy suINr. .......... 100 o.
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EATON AZ Northampton. TuanLd. July
o.. 800. george Eaton. iIr we born 90 itnunrt
Norihamptuushifc. December %, Issi.=Md
ItHHini star,
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Loudon.-silveL - 1916
oRB AND BULLION.

r. II. Jones & Go. received today
Ores, $1,000; bullion 5000 ro.ai
So, 600.
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sALTAttL
See Special Time Table for Salialr
Beach, Aug. llth, Republican Day.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wohld's Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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Dress Goods In summer and ear.
~ fall shades. TO be closed out
entire. Prices will be made TO
effect this object.