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Crawford avalanche., 1894-05-31

be, with this lesson, like John the Bap
tist standing by the Jordan, pointing
with his finger and crying, Behold
the Lamb OF God that taketh away the
sin of the world" II We fix our gaze
so closely upon Moses, or II we faster
the attention 80 narrowly upon self as
to forbid the eye from being lifted tc
that one who stood amid the thronp
and who stands there still as the Lamt
of God, we shall be recreant to our
trust and shall have wholly ignored
the word which says, @He must in.
crease, but / must decrease" Hide be.
hind the cross to-day.
But the Lord spoke to Moses and
Aaron for a purpose. It was that they
might instruct Israel and lead them
forth. What IL Moses had viewed the
burning bush and heard the voice and
then put the experience away as
naught more than precious memory
of the past? Not so. The voice and
vision was his q, with every servant
of God. in order that he might take II
to Gods people, Isl eak ye unto all the
congregation OF Israeli Brother. do
not be selfish with your revelations
from on high. Let them fit you, rather
than unit you, for service. That was
q beautiful vision the monk of the
legend was having In his cell when the
hour struck for the feeding of the
poor. He would fain, like Peter in the
Mount, have tarried with the marvel.
But no, lis work was elsewhere; duty
called and he Loyalty obeyed. Glad in.
deed was he when he returned to find
the vision still there, and glad with
Trembling t: when he heard the voice,
"Hadst thou staid, l must have fled.
John says 1t In Revelation: Il looked,
and 10, lamb st cd in the Mount
Zion" 1t is what the cleansed eye al
ways sees. Look heavenward, 10 *
earthward, 1t Is land that stands in
the midst. The writer took some lit
tie ones the circuit OF the City oil
Brotherly Love the other day. The
most noteworthy thing about the trip
was that from the four card 1al points
of the compass, looking down the main
avenues and across the city roofs, stood
out, distinct and plain, overtopping all
the tower of the City Hall there
at the busy confer. From north,
from south, from east, from west.
that same famil a.. object. So in
our Bible outlooks, toward Cen
esis, toward Revelation, in the gos.
pels, in the epistles, amidst the com.
pany of the prophets, or the glorious
company Of the apostles, there In the
mid { stands-"a lamb as It had been
slain" So preach, so teach.
Next Less n-"Passage Of the Red
II m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-04
= En- SEONS s!

Being located near the Govern
ment Departments we are able to
give your claims better attention
than attorneys located elsewhere.
Special attention given to difficult
and rejected claims. If your present
attorney does not suit you, and is
slow, write us. Soldiers who have
lost their discharges can obtain new
ones Charges of desertion removed.
No fee unless you get a pension.
Advice FREE. Soldiers pensioned
at less than twelve (Sl2) per month,
and SUI, 'lng from disability In add
ton to that named in their pension
certificate may obtain increase under
the new law. 1t is not necessary for
you tC have gotten any ailments III
war to get pensloned under the new
law. Pensions for widows and child
rem without regard to cause of sol
diers death; mothers and fathers
who are now dependent, whether
they We're dependent on soldier when
he died or not, Pensions obtained
for service rendered in Mexican and
Indian wars. Mexican pensions can
now be increased to Sl2 month,
Suspended pensions restored.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-04
Coa.tantIy Hawking and Splitting. u

THOMAS J. RUSHING, Esq, 1907 Pine Street,
~. Louis, Mo, writes: - was n great sufferer
from catarrh for three years. At times could
hardly breathe, anu was constantly hawking
aud splitting, anu for the last eight months could
not breathe through T." noStrils / thought
nothing could be done fJ- me. Luckily, was
advised 10 try nr. Sage'S g 1rrh Remedy, and
am now : well man. | = lieve 1t to be the
only sure remedy for cat2r-A now ma1utac-
furei and one has only 10 give il a FIR :-!aI to
experience astounding rHsG4;5 and a permanent
cure
A cor1plate Treatise on CatRrrh giving valu-
able hints u to clothing, diet ami other matters
of - lortanCc, Will he mailed, postpaid 10 any
address, on receipt of a two-cent l. -tage stamp.
Address,
Worlds Dispeussry Sedicai lssoc.Gtic1q
vo. e5S Man Street. BUFFALO. n. Z,
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81 fEINWA OF EI'i8HKf.-Iu-I, E'1vT
headache, obstruction Of the nasal passages,
discharges failing from the mead into IT," throat,
sometimes pruils@, Watcrs ana s.cTli 81 TIERS
thick. tenacious. mucous, Iurulcut. J.. ~ and
TItriG. the eyes ere weak AMI water there il
q ringing IA the ears, deafness backing O.
coughing - clear the throat. ez oc-. ratI. n OF
offensive matter, together Will Sa.si5 from NJ
teTs the voice is changed ant has a nasal
fNa.-''. the breath Is offensive; SLpI mi
Sls;c are impaired, there Is i sensation If diZZj
LeSs, Will Ilaltal depression, Il hacking cough
I'D general debility. Only Il fey Of the above
lq1aed symptoms are likely t. be pr sent in
Fly one ease Thousands of eases annually,
S1-hout wal-,-si NJ half ct 'ne abOv, symp-
Cons, rCaE' IN consumption and emil i'm the
crave. No disease is So common. more dccep-
and dangerous, OF less understood by pLv-
; --iasis.
By its mild ecotli'nC and healing properties,
d.. -..gg'S Catarrh Remedy cures tho worst
cases Of 6'aGarris, "G0its In The Head"
EoFyZ. 49, S'atcFrha1 Headache.
~, IN
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"ER,old Agony from Gaia-rh. "

Prof ". Tl-sNER, the famous mc=ucrist,
Of Ithaca, y. Y, writes: Some ten yel-s ago I
suffered untold agony from Chrat = f--s.I n.--
.arrh. -iy family physician gave IL t.2 as
.ncurabae. and said l must die. NJ case WAS
such a bad one. that every day, towards sunset,
my voice would become SO hoarse I could
baIt' g.c4k above a whisper. ,GC morning
j. s-uEhing and clearing OF 81. throat would
ak 1st strari.lc me. BY the l,st Of Dr. Sacc's
Ca.qrrh Remedy, in three months, was well
Lar and the cute has been permanent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-04
Poultry supplies and Applianc
Incubatoys arc Byooiess.

Sole Agents for Hydro S,frv t..m's for lncubators
and Breeders. Cynon f >nf ting an killing YER
NINE Ravens Horse, Cat ii P,litry Food. Nish-
bets Tonic Poultry P"v':.
Manufacturer Of Cr .;rv'S alitrri, Poultry crmedy
n roup sweed- ,s. ,ni al !s~'.ae~ Of the h"'
nd throat of fowls do tm "ia: N'G tema ll'>.
.arieties warranted t, cur, 81, . PIl> f.r Plsepn~
veryhn. for F,,uclefs AM :celers. Write for VIVA
you want.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-04
PATEN s,

Caveats, Trade Marks, Designs,
Copyrights and all Patent business
conducted for Moderate Fees. In
formation and advice given to inven-
tors without charge, Address,
The Norman Claim Agency,
Box 161. Washington, D. G
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-11

the preceding year. This isavala Of
81, 22T, 900 over ls02-by iat the largest
Increases shown by any state. Their
crease thea 10 uu il tpe i1l.uwing
order: Mpntsua s6Si,6ll s uih Da.
koia s3lB. 40, OolOn s2i5,3lO, sut
UtAh $40 ,i25--thus placing this Ter.
ritOry sixth ON the iist Ot those who
have augmented their rDld production
during the past year Next COMES Ari.
Elua with an increase OF slli 200, then
Alaska, q 1rfit, SIuth NarJIua anu
Tennessee, with u cOmbiutd tXc.H.
over 1892 VI sJ7,s6i. Among tue place.
which show a decrease ~ the gulI
minei are Nevada with l5ss o. Sbl3,.
900, IiahI s74, i6i, New Msugo $3.50.
900 sud Michigan, New Mexico auu
North Carolina, which raise tue a..
grCgsto decrease 10 s9.S 1sj.
La 1899, silver Ia tna United 5iatsa
reached the highest record ~ ptOduc.
lion ever known, thu t0al figuring up
90 Ga. 5UO,uUO hue ouucrs, In 1873
there wa- . dectease of J,l l.unDuuuCes,
tie total ufJduCi teiug G1,UOO,OUl
ounces. Nine states Hn4 territories
show a decrease. ami uiu1 on Increase.
The aggregate dtrrcsse is lglO,sUO
ounces, anu thr increase . 4lJ,sul
ounces. rne heaviuat decrease is iu
Montana, which reported l32, 400
ounces lees than iu Montana. Nevada
fall back sg3, .Un. Colorado 7s3 zoo,
New Mexico us, 800, auj Utah -3i, 1000
uuupUH.
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Land Office

Filings In tho local land ofloo un.
J1I lats Of August II were rs ioilJws'
John A., IsTfllt, homestead entry Oi
the wet aa.i ui tue southeast quarter
Aui tho .ouIn,ast quarter Of tho south.
east quarter oi section 81, and the
sOuthwess quarter 90 toe southwest
quarter VI section 50, township % south,
range l west.
Robert q. Chambers, hnal pay ment
Tor the Obadiah lD4c mining c.uiui,
3Ti70 rCrrs, In she BlI1 Ledge miu.
lns district, WasnlCh county,
George UIsou, coal claim declaration
Tor the south hall OF INC SOUTHEAST
quarter, tbs northwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter, Hul tnr southeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter Of
section 10, township UOIthi range b
East, Ia summit county.
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Educational News Notes.

Prof w. IA. Chamburlin, VI the
Latter.day Saints' College, has been
speudilg fow weekt with his family
NJ Wsstich. PrOL Nelson ami family
are still there.
The trustees Of the Salt Lake
Academy have decided 70 discontinue
lhat school. lis learned that action
has been taken by tue trustees 10
establish a college ih the place VI the
academy, In the same building.
Mre. Williams, janilress u the
Bryant school, has sucuuulud ia got
ting a very CTudilablr lawn started la
front VI that biiliing.
Prot. Whiung has boon absent from
home on "a bo'anyiug ttip la Sewer
county.
Quite a number OF tho city teachers
are sponuing aicw weeksat Brghtou's.
ptuf, Cummings eHpects o spend a
short time NJ WasAtoh this month.
Prof. Stewart leaves on Monday for
Brigham CT ,, where he will cOnIuut
tue Box Elder equity ON clnl institute.
Prot Nhiung has ulso been engaged
Rs a lecturer.
Dr. Is. a. Hlnsdalo ester Jay closed
his two seeks' engagement with tue
management OF tho Provo summer
school
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Garfield Beach Excursions.

The following excursions have been
booked by the Union Pacific for Gar
Held aud other poins;
Monday, August 10, Garfield Beach
club to Garfield.
Tuesday, August IAN, Logan Taber-
narle choir anu from all points In
Cache anu Box Elder counties, to Gar
field.
Wednesday, August l5Ih, the Irish
Americans from Eureka, Salt Lake
aud other points 10 Garfield.
Thursdny, August lBth, tho annual
excursion IRON salt Lake, Provo anu
Ogden 10 all poinW north.
SUNDAY, August 1870, the Caledonian
excursion from ParE CITY, Cualyillr,
Ogden aud other points, 10 Garfield.
Monday, August 2Jln, Garfield
Beach cluu.
Tuesday, August 2lst, the Populist
party excuraiuu To Garfield.
"Wednesday, Angus -2ld, tho Twen'
ty,hrst ward cnOir excursion To Car
field.
Thursday, August 28ri, ChrIstiAn
Endsava Society %! tho Baptist
church 10 Garfield.
Friday, August 2i'h, Western Shoe
4 Dry GYJI5 company excursion 10
Garfield,
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II. w. Ring, oH.pre.Ileut nud eK.
manager Of the Plymouth hIgk Build.
Ing and Loan association, hos hal
some very serious cIarfg. preferred
against him by the stockholders AM
director, VI the association. AuuIt a
ysnr ago complaints began LOO come %.
Oh, directors that all was aUi stuisHlu
tbrbusincss sand II finally fgsuiluiiH tDr
board appointing u cOmmit,,etlcgpu.
inc tnptooksof tue as JClallDu aud uH 'HI.
tai, 10 possible, ga VIVA. uJH.iuo .
they were. Inc lfHi tuI.E o. yf"a..
suspirlnu against Ring wee uis io,u-
raj 10 allow the UOmmltitn iu examine
the mass bo1ks, he y.tt4luE tuut 30
cau,rI auspici0n among luu stock.
IA lluefs, whicn wuu d, may lI, cause %
J.stufbsucr. rhv q. m IIit.ur COS iUfiu
that Mr. Ring nd gave CfulIt 90 him.
,eii 10 the amount Of tlr 100 m1utn
aud had not dollar Zoo toe association,
also tnat he had cfUulIuI uiH sisItr iU
a like manner with tuu sum Ui sou.
IL ismrtuursaiI that hu bad borrowed
money 10 tine tune OF .Itt..ll uu A.. eA
hNNNn NN NNHNA Wv A.".H .'....
further paiu a dsbt oi 600 with sou OF
paid w stock bol0ngtus 90 inu assoela.
tilu. La turn he gave uls uUte 60 tue
association tot the tAuu amount
ruusc ~ well us other smaller changes
are mauo against him ~ sue invc-ti'
eating committee. Thor report Of iht
inve, tigallsu called .Jr over 81 JUl
in order 20 make u tutuumVut Ia tht
matter. a cImprOmus was ELECTED
by The board TOT s2,3ul and AN uudef'
slauuing was ruaCuCd InNt when rass'
books came Ia, any uu cheney iu lngn
would nave ~ tc made uI, Credits
we're then found to b. given 10 twenty
persons " hJ never received credit ifum
the assOciAtion, aud which amounts
were never tufuuj iu. Aver a grsaI
many eKpiAuutOur, the object being u
secure tue association, tho tusrl
tuiIdgmauiri ffDm itIuE 81 900, bul
10 luis u ng dots not usiku % ruply,
nuda. hU uas recently Iul, the city iOl
quar,efH as yet unknown uu is accused
% iMuu. ltis supposed that ne hai
luit Ia order 10 avoid arrest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-11
eold and Silver for 1893.

sThe Official report Of the director Of
the mint to Secretary Carliele, for 1893,
il now oui, aud gives slms interesting
figures on tho gold anu silver produe.
ton OF the O. .un,ry. The total product
u, gold ia tho United Statca for 1893 Is
sg5 $50. 600. a. against ssa,OlA0sl In
1892. aui larger than any year since
1850 The gain ol 1903 over the previ.
ans yenr ia Sg.giJ,Olg. California heads
Inc ii.t OF gold producers with credit
NJ az, OsO, 900, which Is $4,000 more
man 1902. Colorado comes next with
81 ,525, UOO, w compared with S5,3OO,0OO
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Notes.

A special meeting OF the school
board mas been called '0r tho pItposc
Of considering the petition piv-uutcd
by toe school children, iu which they
ask iIg thuir 0li tuHuuvr 20 10 restored
~ hia former school.
There was big turnout nj tho A. o.
u exuursi0n q tue spuugs yesterday.
The a. Il. U. are maklng big piopAr.
Atlous tor the comiuE election,
The Weber Stake Sunday schools
willgo TO SAltair on Monday next
Jim CashmorU was run In last night
aud the change VI p5It larceny booked
ngaluut him.
There were mnnyR epublIcaus and
many curiosity seekers went 10 snltaii
ihiH morning.
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WATCH TAE CLUB ROOMS.
II Is Said They VIII be Allowed 10
Sill Liquor on sundays.

A well known oipz5n hiutod today
that mos. Of the saloons would be closed
tomorrow Sunday, but that CLUB
rooms, both private AMI otherwise,
would be open to all oomers
A reporter, acting on the statement,
made iaquirlea from a number Of club
room haDitues aud was somewhat
aslonished to hear them all say In sui
stance: "Why a club room 10 entirely
different from n saloon. We see moth.
ing wrong In dispensing liquor there
every Gay In tbs week, Como up to-
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At Saltair.

saltair attractions for the coming
week.
Monday, August 18Th, Ogden Sunday
schools.
ruesday, August 9Th, Y. NJ. q. A..
wednesday, August 10Th, Tenth ward
aud First Militia baud.
Thursday, August 10th, 1. o. o, r..
territorial excursion.
FRIDAY, August l7lh, Y. NJ, aud Y.
l.. NJ. /, a,
Saturday, August Is h, Provo sch OILS
anu IS. Y. Acalumy.
Mr. Mrakin has booked the leading
societies for excursions for NEARLY
every Jay IA tue month aud several In
September.
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OBITUARY AUIES.

Mary Ann Poirco, tho beloved wife of
James NJ. puircc, ui spuuEvillr, Utah,
born Sop rmbOf %, 1875, died August q.
isll az pm, alter un Illness ~ Jlgnturn
months, which shH bore with pa fence
aud i1rtItude. shH WAS tlo mother of
her. shn departed ufm iu the faith NJ tho
grptt latt0r-Iay work. She embraced tho
HlIuu boo 1915, emigrUui GO these valleys
lu 1858, aud shared in all tho hardships
OF those carly days liUr husband still
survives hoU Iuo funeral was hold
August IS. l-pi, with bishop john ruckrtt
presiding ldgr ~. IN, Kelsey aud
Charles d, Evans, Enyo comforting
words To tho relatives aud friends 0f tho
departed, Elder q. ST. element, giving
tho dodicat0ry prayer
WN. s. PrHuE
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REPUBLICANS AT THE LAKE.


The indications are that the eHcur.
sion oi tue WorsIugmcu's Republican
club 70 Shlaif today viii be a large
one. Certainly % is most cnlhuiiasiie.
Daring the forenoon go5i.siEed dele.
cations came in from Uah ami Weber
Counties nud the noon and O'Clock
trains 90 the beach carried several hum
dfud people zach.
A telephone message was received
from Saitair a. Tour O'Clock, stating
that there were nearly two thousand
people nj the Lake 10 that hour aud
that the later trains were expected 10
bring good loads ro that the success
u the affair was July assured. The
splendid program ~ eloquent n &c Cucs
anu hnc music was listgrtd 10 with
rapt attention aud a. frequent inter.
walls was interrupted with rts0unding
applause.
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Natural History Society.

Al the close Of the uDiyetsity sum-
msr school tho members Of the classes
in zoology ami botany d solded TO OF.
ganize Natural History Society, as
II was felt that more time was needed
to consider the matter than could then
be given; u committee was app1lutcp
20 take tue matter uu Ter CJnHiIcfiti0n
aud 70 report pIaus Tor "a permanent
organization during the time OF the
Territorial exposition. Tie object ui
the society viii be 10 carefully study
and report on tho Natural History Of
Utah. Tho com mites appliuto con-
isis Of g. A. Whiting, J. l.. ralmage,
w. II, LyOu, Lewis A. .f0us, IA 3.
Sandttt, William Bradford, y ora
Benulon. Al persons Interested In
this movement will please oJmmuni-
cate with this committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-11

Ever on charge Of battery. The COM
plaiuants are Colonel Henry Page and
Attorney George Westervelt. The case
Will be heard on Mon lay next at
pm, In Commissloner NJffel's court
80 PROBATE COURT TODAY.
There was rot siugle cise for hear
Ing IN the Probate court TODAY, 80
Judge Blair took few hours al AMI
the uutles Of Clerk Mel y were made
oil the lighter.
tMtsCGLLANERUs.
The weekly meeting Of the County
court will be held on Monday mex.
Two OF tho lady clerks In the Office
VI CLERK Dunbar Oi tbs Third Distuct
court, Misses Spragus aud Wells, are
away for short but well'earnei hUli-
DAY.
Judge Bartch expects 10 have a
nominal vacation upJn the return Of
Chic Justice Merritt from his summer
outing. His Honor does DOT think
Of taxing more than two or three days
"ofi,D despite the haTJ work he hiss
been doing necessarily during the
present year, sppeftaining To the 81.
preme ana district courts.
Judge Mluet IN down from Ogden to-
day and this morning was among the
spectators Ia Judge Battch's branch Of
thu Third district court.
WIFE MURDERER DAVIS.
Mt Al. Anderson, the well.kuown
photographer OF Provo, Is In the city
To-Day. 10 was ne who "ioOk" the
photograph OF Enoch Davis, tie NeI-
nal wife murderer, within n few min.
utts Of the passing Of the death seu-
tenco by Judge Smilh. Mt. Anderson
has brought with him numOur Of
copies Of Dayls's picture. IL h nigh y
finished aud splendid likeness Of the
man, aud the photographer has already
secured a large number " orders from
persons interested Ia the oAse. la the
event OF tho sentence being carried iu-
10 q toi, Ia MI. Andcrson's Intention
TO ny hnd secure second photosfap b
u tue murderer, Immediately before he
execution.
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n,,,ov and bring y,urituHdsard ven
~ ,bot vpu are well ul.oI fu. We
'io,,t sx,,rc, 10 be huthrrsI. o.. iu most
- ~. are far above the sheets auI
~ is understood that iuo Liquor
Dealers' association ha' lnc.uIal she
CLUB rooms In rs bla.s Isi, aud una &C.
Will carry IT. wst'''e beyond melt
ttrssbUlis. sp1iiefs VIII uu abroad 90.
m1frow q watch thase Institutions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-11

Tho Grand March AZ tho Elite
Pavilion Mask Carnival Ihufs1ny,
August lG. viii be- the gTautest thing
ever witnessed IN Utah. May elab.
crate rtlts will be awarded for best
costumes. ueat dancers, comic costumes.
etc. pHgr4 are now uH exhibition IN
Bentley show window. Main street
See tho Gaud SHADOW March at tho
EHIu Pavilion next lhufsday evening.
D.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WafId's Fair Highest MEDAL and Diploma.
linr fhr NyIUphuur colo by Brcslcy
atfh .It, Pavilion Thursday next.
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
A Couple o. Accidants-i Hog, on the
hampage-sugar Beet tests.


According 10 the Lphl Tanner the
sugar factory chemist, Mr.. NAUe1,
commenced testing the sACchaTiuu OF
tue ucuts on Monday last lie Ia said
10 be very much delighted over the
test. The pBr cent " sacgharine ~
much better than II was last year III
this season. He says 900 aJme districts
the becis are Two weeks earlier than
last year,
while driving some cattle about two
milus south l' Dhsiler, says the M.unt
Pleasant Pyramid, WillurI Alfred wac
quite seriously injured. lilo was riding
q young d, Tee, which tell down, catch.
lag nlm, IL ur0Ae tnu car exc con.
meeting the ribs on right siur, seriously
affecting the boys liver. lie also rg'
cvived uaTI blow ou the head pro-
duuing partial CIuCu1siun OF The brain,
4 little styou.yosi.5d gltl ot Mrs
Rasmussen vas standing ON the fence
piCkiug berries, writes the Mount
Pleasant Pyramid, when thr slipped
And fell brraking her lttt arm just
above the elbow joint, also disl0caIlu 9
lower hfticulatiOus OF the radius Au d
UNA. Fats b u very serious accident
10 tue young lady.
Its reported that there are about
40 hogs running Ia Blk Mile canyon
above the town OF Sterling, says the
Manti MsNoHgCr, IL two dozen thscp
we're to cross ,nu stream within seven
miles o tue town thu herd -rs would be
arrested tot bulOuliug the water. But
40 hogs do no damage % the stream,
nor do not bui0ul tue water according
10 Sterling oiilc " the peace. Tho
Messenger thiuEs that consistency IL a
level rarely found, especially among
the ant,sueepmrn Of Sterling.
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COMMERCIAL.
aALrnAI.n aLlAmNa mousr.

SALT LAKE uLEARINg HOUSE.
amounted 10 sl.5,3lD Same day
last year, iD2,74I. Weeks olearIngs,
1888, 1852; came week last year D.
$3.50.
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New Y0rk,-SIIvrr, 81 lead, 1925.
L0ndOu,-Hllyrr, - 1916.
OHE And uuLLON.
n. r. Joues & 90. Teceivel today
Ores, 5000; bullion, $4,000. Total
81, 200.
Wells, Fargo & 90, received today
Penn. bullion, 81, A75.
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Jenkyn Thomas Jr., native Of
walcs-as the name indicates-now re-.
siding In Salt Lake county, was al.
inltted to citizenship. John Earring
ton and ID. g. DnnOar were his sup
purleft,