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Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

Miss Sally Loring and maid arrived from
ston yesterday afternoon and were met
at the depot by Mrs. Truxton Beale. They
are vt Mrs. Blsine's home, State street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

For Gen. w. S. Choate's bravery in stop
ping the runaway team the other day sew
eral members of the Kennebec bar pre-,
sented a leather medal to him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

The next county convention of the Y. P
S. C. L. of Kennebec will probably be helt
in Wateryill,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

The work upon State street has been COM
pleted for this season at Last and good
judges say that splendid job has been
done
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

Atkinson Gregg, who has been in Jail
several weeks for selling rum at Watervil!e,
was taken in charge by the United States
authorities, yesterday, and tried before
United States Commissioner Choate. The
nearing was continued few days and Gtegg
was committed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

A handsome lecturn has been placed in
St. Marks church by Mrs. Thomas Lam,
bard in memory of her late husband.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

J.. R. Townsend of this city, State presi-
dent of the Y. ?. s. C. f., was at Sidney
Tuesday evening, in the interests ofsthif
society,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

Lew Cooper, who has been sick for SOM
time, was able to be out, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

A young peoples social with no admis
sion fee will be held at the Free Bap
tlst church this, Thursday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

vickery & Hill have received their new
typesetting machine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

Fred Lord has gone to Arizona for hi
health and Mrs Lord will soon join him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangements of Trains In Effect Sept.
30. 1894.
Passenger Trains Leave Augusta as
Follows:
TNECuGN TRAINS.


GOING wEST-6so A. NJ. for Lewiston
Roekland, Portland, Boston aud Montreal; l0.io
A. NJ. fer BrgnsWick, Lewiston, Earmiugtol
feiilips, Raugeley, Rockland Portland and Men;rc-
Il, Boston; daily Sundays inelUjedl Lewiston,
Bah, Portland, and Boston, $40 and as
Boston; lioo p. NJ. might Pullman, every
atgAt for Lewiston, Bath, Rockland, Portland
Gni Boston.
GOING E4sT-i,5o 4. NJ. might expressly for
oSOwhegan, Belfast. Bangor, Bar Hatbor. ST.
stephen, .St. John and Ar0osJook county; 9 IS
A. NJ. for WaterVilie, S6owhegan; and Bsngorl2.Ss
Tor Natervilie, Oakland, Winthrop and Lewiston.
Il L. VI forWaieryille, Oakland, SsoHhegau,
3 last, Bangor, $. stephen, s.. John ana
Aroos.ook county; : IS ?. NJ (mixed for Water
ytliel 9l5 A. NJ, (Sandays only forwateryille and
Bangor; 3.io 7, u. Sundays only,) for Water
vile, Bangor aud 81. Johu.
The Night Pullman Train going Esst at $50 a.
VI, golrg West at II 90 i, ~, runs every night
Sunday included, coaaectipg for and from Lewis
Ton. but not 10 skowbcgan on Monday mornings,
or 10 Belfast, Dexter or beyond Bangor, Sunday
mornings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

Col. II. G. Staples says that he intends to
fad out who killed his eagle and make
them ante up for it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

The switch board for the new telephone
exchange has been received.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01
ACCOMMODATION TRA!gs.

Through tickets TO California and all points
South aul. West may Be- had OF +. II. Walker
ticket ag nj, Augusta, the only Office in August
'elling ia all rcules and checking baggage fTet
of expense.
pAYsuS TUCKER, Vice Pres. and Genr Manage
+. f. BonrHBy, Geu'i Pass. and Ticket Agent
Portland, Sept. 25. 1874
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

Officer Thompson corralled Muldoon las
evening and put him in the lookup.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

AT. Fuller has completed his new house
on Fransliu street, and has bought new
lot and will erect another dwelling.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

Capt. Lewis arrived here yesterday from
Georgetown with a sloop of dry fish.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01
AUGUSTA POSTOFFlCE.
OFFICE HOURS.

Asaaans Posfmastsr, (sundays sxeepted,.
a; M; 70 p. m; Money Order Department
an ana Eegistry Division . .. N. to 5 o. M.
General ni' De,;r.,., a. n: iE 70 ?. m.
q. m to p m. Sundays 8. Is to 10 Is 4. nj.
Corr,ers Delivery. Sundays excepted). 7 a.
IN ana p. m. In the business sections and
more thickly settled residencs sections, 10 80
g. IN. and p. m. in addition to other deliver.
les. Sunday delivery at the postolice win
dow, els to lois q. m.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

" a NfT0 put in these columns secure
" AN / - more answers than those who
have not tried Il are aware
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01
Do You Want a Tenant :?

Then advertise your rent In the Want Col.
urnn Of the KESyzBEc JOURNAL 1t Daya
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-01

Patrons in cities where letter carriers are
employed, are advised TO provide letter
dences, thereby saving much delay in the de-
livery OF mail matter.
Request all your correspondents TO address
your mail matter to the proper street and
number.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07
mn rrLEPHONE

tn our Dat is.ue We stated that 10 Wa
rumoyei ihat action wa hcing taken To-.
ward securing telephone linr '"nn'''
ins Cnl,ine. uo,ts,ilIc. Wauship
peos. Rostpat. Kamas and oakley With
rrt CITY and all other poiuis'now ha'.
ing a service in ibis territory. inqni,
has verified ue correctness Of The be-
pori and ibcrc be- now no excuse What
ever i've ihe.s points being long 'iihonl
ihi. desired improvement, as we under
stand ihc telephone company has places
1t wiimnthe reach Of all ofihem % 'h"'
will acccpi their proposition "h''l
II seems to u.i.s gcnetouso one.
A. We understand it, NJ "cop'
Moor of wan.hip took the initiative
and submitted the proposition 10 r. G.
Chamber. Who iu turn htoached The
project 60 che telephone company. tbs
reply ~ the telephone compau, was thai
iftbe citizens would provide and ct th'
polcs. che company would put up The
wires and Instruments, and furnish ih'
service IT half price to all who aided Do
the work.
Itisvasy io .ce bow Insignificant The
cot will D. ii our citizens but take hold
vitha sill. and that .canciy Il 'llar %
cash vii. br necessary ,o carr, on l''
WORK and meet the requirements Of ih'
proposition.
a telephone line would not only prove
great convenience. but save dollars Il
our community la many instances. No
inirc1ucntly ha. il been nece'sa'
&c. Citizen. Co go by rail FROM Coalyill'
10 PARK City. ogden OF salt Lake In OF
dor 10 communicate by telephone TO die
tant point. 10 the territory. beside
hi.. iti.astcp In the direction Of pro
grsss that should not he overlooked.
Don't lct the opportunity slip. TAX
hold with will. and before rnow die
We will be- able to transact business Wit
the outside cities Ia few minutes an
At trivial ro.t that nov requires day
aud the expenditure Of much money.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

trnns urn HrupiAh cnHHtsrosnrNr
WAunsuros. sept. =. 1874
President Cleveland" said q south.
crn senator. Who IN obyious reasons iar.
hade the use OF his name, "is much
shrevdcr politician than hs gets credit
Tor iuiug. For Instance, look At those
two tahn letters People not in the
habit Ut looking beneath the suriarc TO-
gard those letters, particularly the one
O. NJ. Wilson, a. bad 'breaks' VI errors
81 Judgment on the part oi Mr. Clcye'
land Now, on the contrary, thcy were
shrrwd moves. the foil iorcc VI which
had hcrn carriull, calculated long In
advance lea the writing Of those letters.
That last letter hat made IL certain that
the tariff o. 10 ourr more br the prime
ipal i--nr Ia thsAongressional elections,
and that 10 just what Mt Cleveland
wants 10 will prevent the financial
question becoming paramount, aud Nill
a. Mr. C.. has feared it would, parllcu'
larry in the south and west, and will
enable M. Cleveland aud hls party Il
gain two years time la which To get to-
gcihcr on a financial policy before enter
ing tine presidential campaign Whit,
this senators opinion OF Mr.. Cloyclnud'i
object mny be correct It's success IVA,
not De- so certain as he thiuks. The
popnl-ts are doing their level Lost &,
make the money question the prlncipa
one la ihe congressional elections anS
they are hcing aide'l by the Bimelalli,
League
The close of the long session Of con
gross was very tame There are few
Who ore proud Of the work done by th'
dhy-third congress. aside from those iu
terested in certain trusts which have
leen largely benefited aud many Of IL
members hayegone home with the Ger
tainiy Of being condemned by their con
siiiuents ior neglscling opportunities
they had 20 assist in obtaining lesisla
ton which they knew WAS desired by
those who sent them here.
For the dral Time the bronze statue d
freedom which surmounts the dome OIL
the capitol waa this week illuminated
by electricity, 10 honor Of the visiting
Knights Of Pythias. The statue IL nine
teen feet aud six inches high, measured
from ia pedestal which rests on the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

Constable stage Of Echo was mp IN
business TUESDAY.
Miss Mary Sinister Ia confined To her
bod by illness.
IA Mscar,hy u sal, Lake was iu
Coalville on visit Tuesday.
David Moore was down from his ranch
NJ Castle Rock several days this week.
selcctman !. T. bromley u Echo was
up In attendance ou county court this
week.
NJ. n. Tswkcshnry oi Park CITY was
down ou business with the county conrt
this week.
James Atroid Of Almy, Wye, sou'in'
law OF John Dexter, Is In the city IN u
short visit
sclectman Himhalloi Parlcy's Park
was Ia aiiendincv on conrt Tuesday au'l
"Wednesday
sslauel Cluii VI Provo, brother OF W.
". Ciun, was up this week with a load
VI INV ''"'''
o. llorlin. the successful merchant
o, u"a'el '"A's W. WV ""''' u" wv"
N'''' "'"P'
selectman Maxwell OF froa was ~
'oa'''i'r ." A'srn''N'' %" NV '"u"''
court w" Woes
Probate Judge shields OF ra'h Guy
was IN Voaly'llo TINS week presiding
over county court
Surveyor u D. Page ct brish'm City
brought his mApoi VoAl'''e up TOT IN
tpr'llon ih's "e'A'
j'h' hawllnss' 'erri'o'iA' mine IN
Hpeclor' has been examining Tue coal
mlhes here TINS week
Moroni l.. Pratt oi Provo, manutsc'
turer Of the standard combination fence
was IN Cealville this wees
j. NJ Len't oiosdsn' VINO mas assisted
Mr. fAge IN the survey OF inc '''y' WA
!" No''''''s "S'" WIS "''A
We Fisher ~ho has been Ab'en
lor several weeks IN southern uiAh' 10
turned to VoAl''''e TINS ~seA'
Mr. Z, d. Ccowther OF old dramatic
iamr' Informs usl nav no VIII soon no
resident OF VoA'V''e once @SS'n'
Miss Alice Hicks of Salt Lake, wh'
wau one OF the teachers In our school
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

Liza nArshas lnslatione,l a hsiess'
nni will probabI, mcniion The Tact again
that Coalsillc should have and would
sustain IL good laundry. rnr nHrs adj
,o,aied this ior Coal,illc and the Nj.
Pleasant Pyramid ior thoir city At shout
the same lime. Nt pleasant 10 nov
supporting a drst-clas- laundry aud the
people of Coalyiile arc Sending their
snrch,d rlotiins 20 ogden aud salt
lake. There seems 90 be- difference In
the enterprise OF ths people in the tNo
places. Bni it isn not too late yet. The
opportunity aud iIeld i-gooi. Who will
starttY
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

dome. and 20 o. the figure with the
wires necessary Tor Doe electrical illdmi-
nation vas such % dangerous lob ma
no electrician could be- found who WOULD
undertake it. However the man hs'
been found and the work done aui 'incs
"wednesday night eighty-eighi 100 can.
die electric lights have nightly gli''efed
around the statue u freedom. which by
the way. i. erroneonsly called the god
dess Of Liberty BY about nineiy-nine OUT
VI every hundred p,fsons Who speak oi
10.
The senate rules will hardly he
changed during the hiiy'third congress
sonsior Blanchari's persistent obisc'
lions having prevented action on TIE
resolution authorizing ihp committee oh
rules T. aii during the recess tor the
purpose oi considering and Reporting
whether any changes are necessary and
b .n what they should b. senator
Bl,urhad isn't boz love with the Old
rules. bot hs B.. with the protection gwen
thc sugar planter. oi hesitate by the new
tariff law. aud hs Tears that change
limiting debate Loo the senaie Nonld IL
lui the hrst step towards the wpeal III
/ uhc sugar duiy. hence biz shieciions'
The sps,Ihl snlsommittreo The house
Judiciary committee charged With TIE
duty II investigating the charges ALERT
. ing the Integrity VI Jude Kicks Of Cl've-
land. ohio. viii not meet until after The
congregational election. The delay 10
primarily iof the tcnrni ct The memler'
Of the committee. bnt 10 would MT
bnsien msticrs any u the investigation
as. started at once the report oi the
committee rsnuot he made until The
neat Sees 'nu Ut congress begins.
The Uniformed RAM knights Of
pyihins ha,e been 10 possession Of
Washington all this week and q right
fo,al time they have had, o. do all the
organizations that come to the National
Capital They batel, cote glimpse 81
congrcss. buttbc, have seen many Other
thing more interesting and enioyahls
The encimpment has been from ever,
point VI Wow q great -ucccss-iho great
81 in the history VI the order, whici
was started In Washington In 1891. II
many uniformed Pythianswere never 10
getl er bciors Al one time a. took par
In the big parade on the finest ayenu
In The world. which vas decorated II
regular Inauguration day style.
Representative John Davis Of kansa
this week published spirited reply 4
Representative pigott Of Conn, who ~
Gently undertook TO make tho ropuli'
bin, introduced In congress appear u
diculous by printing the egsrer'
amount oi money that would have bee
required had they all bocome laws. NJ
Davis pointed out that a similar resu
might have been obtained by aggrega
ing the amount called Tor bills Of eiih'
party. aud characterized such efforts :
kindergarten stalesmAnship."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

alosue every specimen and give the
locality in shich zach was iound.
PC Evans let iof ogden lsst satuf.
d, suetshs intends 10 remain 60 study
Law 10 Evans q Rogers Office lie will
also give attention 10 the public school
svstsm
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

Is ina PROBATE COURT or TIM COUNTY
| nf summit. turntoY Of ltah Ia the matter
ID Inc patAir nl lnomaa lnacsrfAy, Deceased, -
Oritr tu show cause Why dctrre ui distribution
sbouId NOT o. fsndr ON reading aud hlluE the
urltluou ui NHFirlUuu lhackcray enrcuitih Of
ne estate of said Thomas lharerrayi deceased
and IraYiug among utnrt thiuEs tot au order OF
ulatihutIou of che IysIdug ui said estate among
the pofs1us rnutlCd. uud alsn praying tnl the
allowance oft her nuHl account hs Huch cAgculuf
ID lH ordered thStuu PERSONS Interested lu TIE
estate Oftne sHIu Thomas lnaNkrfhii deceased
hr and uuuHur hrinw thv Probate Court on .
SAID county ui summit, ri Tie court nom Of fatd
ruurt. boo tnr DllY oI Cualtille ln said summit
enIult,. uu saturday. tho laih day of scpiembt'
isat. at0u'cloDk o. n then and there 70 shos
cause why an ofltr of distribution should not ~
made uf tHe IrHIiue " said rsiAir among
tipe htIrs eft thr Haid deceased, accord
Inr to Law. aud also 90 show cause
whY ssId UuHl account should not ~ al
ioWri aud approved IT'S further ordered that
"a eotiy III tlIa unirr De- published Tor three sue
rt.slte wccks, tsiurc inc said iah day OF sep
iumbsr. 1874, n ruf coAtNtllE THIS = news
paper printa aud puhlshcd ln the said summit
tniniy Isis further lrterud that NE Nlctk OF
thls Uou poet three cupirs Of this order iu ihfee
public place lu sald summit county AZ least
three weeks beiorc said iSih day u september
1854 hhsht csltLbe,
Dated AuguH y, 1874 nA4l
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

Nay ! Nay Not iiyou make the trip via
the Chicago, Union Pacific 4 Northwest
ern Line fvNrsl change 10 Chicago
and other eastern cities. Through ves-
tihnled trains, Composed OF Dining Cars,
hrsi and second class sleepers and Free
Reclining Chair Cars.
For tull information call on or Gddress
A. A. PgsEf, Agent L. =. system.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

DO you intend TO locate any coal, min
eral or rock quarry claims, on make any
desert land, homestead or timber en-
triesl II 80 consult W. n. Smith, County
Clerk, Coalyille, before making your
hlings aud he will tell you how TO save
time and money In doing 80
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

Have you made final proof ON YOU
homestead, desert land, or timber vnl
tuTc entries3 II not besnreand consu
with W. p. smith, County Clerk Coal,
Vile, before doing 80 and he will tell
you hos TO save iOm Sl0 10 $50 ON every
proof made
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

but make the trip to Chicago on the
Chicago, Union Pacific 4 Northwestern
Line. Why9 Tine the quickest, solid
yestibuled train, no change Of coach at
the Missouri River. Through fret and
second class sleepera and Dining Cars.
For mll information call on or address
A. A. PERRY, Agsn, U, 4. system.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07
LFGAL NOTICES

INTIE PROBATE CuJkt u ASH IuH mn
| County ut summit ivuliun ul ltuh. IA
he mntitr0t tho rHtHie ui hntru salmon, DC,
rpuapd H lpuu rHilng ana nllnt ihn petition ~
William UnurHu. ttu ndmiulsirttUr " me estate
of tnhru Salmon. deceased praying that b., lha
said lhmitiaifutlf 81 thu tate % SAID hIler!
salmon. drrrht a, ho authorized, empowered
Hud directed Iu MORTGAGE ODE ICHl rHiatr tylpuE
ius o. saId estate. which a. ir.riihgi a. inlluNs
tn'Wit InHI rpuaiu Inniuuui lot No. -, llngk
So ilu ut SHAT "u' ui Che CITY nf tualYillt Ia
ihe c0uuY ui summit aud frrI.ioy oi Utah,
upau Witch lhr fusidunrg of ceased u erected
and NOW bUlur thereon, together with SAID frsi'
deuce and upon any and nN real properly ns do
srflisd lu one Inventory ui appUaemrnt hled Ia
this raurr. 10 o. ufitUi that all persons utter.
estrd lu saiI estate npprar hgiufu the iudgr Of
tbla Cuut GOA thr lath day OF -epirmhtT ltli At
uu'rlork a. iu.t Ht thr court funm Of said Court
iu thu NIty OF toalfiuo, county of summit aud
Trtrlt0rt ni Utah. them aud there 10 show cause
ID any they eau. NhF the said fral estate should
MOI lie mOriHaNed Tor the purpose Of securing
ihc rum 1t us hundred dollar al % mole nus
.,t fItth 400 aid petition relglrucr 90 which 10
hrfthy made iuI further particular. ~ Do iur'
thrI nldtItd that h copy ui ihlt uulvf lp plp'
Nshvu fir turar surUrHlNu week lu lur COT
Nttlr Iiuts prior 90 said iMh day of NrpIt mbef,
1901 uFsuN Hntttus. Probate Juige,
Done in upon court ihs sl't day ui August,
! 1904 nn ~
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

but they all agree that the cold vcsti
buled trains Of the Chicago, Union Pa
ciilc a Northwestern fine distance al
competitors with ease.
No change or delay NJ the Missouri
River,
For full information call or address
A. A. ftUEN, Agent Il. A.. system.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

Thousands Of nov patrons have taken
Hood = satsaparilla this season fud re-
allied ~ benefits In blood purified aud
strength restored
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

Warranty Deeds, shor, form, and a
line Of justice blanks for sale al Tux
nNEs office,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

The Smith y Wilde hall aud lower
room, together or separately Terms
reasonable. Apply In j. A. Smith.
u2n.tl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07
nswars 81 oiatmsnts for CatArrh rha,
Cantain MsTeury,

a. mercury will surely destroy the scnse Of
smell aud completely dcraugc the whole system
when entering u through the mucous surface
such articles should never b. used except On
pfrso iptluns lfum reputable physicians, a. the
damagu they will do Z ten fold 10 lhs gpYd you
eau possibly derive from them. Halls Cataffh
Cur manufactured BY y J, Cheney Co,
Toledo, U , contains no tnrrvufy, aud Il taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces oi the ~ atom. ia buyins hsll. >
Catarfh cure 10 ture you got tbs genuine IL IL
taken Internally, aud made ia Toledo, ohio, By
D. j. Cheney a 20 Testimonials ffvr.
IN aold by druggists, price 10, pcr bottle
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

After opening exercises Bessie Lam
bert Of Kainas VA the first on tho pro
gram. She spoke on the subject oi
prayer" Sic read some voiy good
proofs from the Scriptures In regard "a
this subject related very interesting
incident oi the effect that PRAYER had
upon her sister, who had been tirk for
a long time, but vas raised from he,
death bed by the earnest prayers II her
parents and relatives,
Mrs. Malin Of tho lloytsyille As'ocia
ton gave In agooi report aud the course
Of study they were taking.
Mics Belle Salmon oi Salt Lake. whu
was ont In tho interest Of the Primary
Associations. gAyg very approprlai,
recitation entitled "womAn's Power"
Next on the program was lcclur,
from the Guide on "rhc Atoncmenr
by Miss Malin, who handled the subject
In an able manner.
Mt, Dougal II Salt Lake lring present
was callrd upon to speak lie said h,
felt pleased with the program which
had bccn carried out he also said M,
young ladies II the salt Lake stalk,
q we're Tar ahead VI the Young men, au,
Wsrc taking much greater interest IL
the gospel gave soms very encouraging
remarks 10 the Young ladies, aud urge,
them 10 put forth eyeit effort io try an,
\ 4 IA d. - La.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

Held ~ coaiyiiis 90 NoadsJ latin
Trocssdingt

Proceedings
Cohisrsnts called o. orisr BY prcsI-
dent Rbead.
Minutes Of the last conference, hvlh
At oakley. read aud approved.
firsto the program was an essay ht
Winnie Copley On Benefits Of Mutual
Improvement"
Miss Eliza Barber then gave a report
Of the south Coalyille Association. Said
that those Who we're attending meetings
were tskings great Interest IN the les-
sons.
Mrs. Dousal u the First Presidency II
the Y l.. NJ. I. A. II salt Lake was the
next speaker. she said she ieli highly
pls4ssd 10 meet with the young la'iiu- Ut
tie summit Stake in cunietsnce saii
she felt sorry on hearing ihe report that
soine Of the associations we're not using
the Guide spoke upon The ueces-ii, II
prayer that III tio young ladic. should
pray often. ~ ., ~ be- able 90 90 every
duty required oithem when call-'l upon
aleu- 10 H. pnnciunl. and whenever the
time arrives ior tie commencement u
meeting that they should be there iofe
hrr testimony " the truth Ut tie work
~ which they we're engaged and said b.
vas necessary iorall 10 hn,ea iesiimon,
leioro ihsy rouM li,ea- they should boz
this gospel.
Mrs. Horton. president II thc Rrk.
port Association. gave in " sOO'l report
stated that their association Wa bat
small. but Wa working rs be.t The,
knew hos a. an association
Mrs Pack II kama., icing he utxl
speaker, gave in arepori OF the Kama.
As-ociaiion said the young LADIES ven
willing 10 do anything required II them
aud were taklnga very great interest IL
the studies.
Prssidsnt W. w. Cluf was then call-,
upon TO speak Tie said be ielt plea'c,
10 iseet with the Saints Ia this confer
ence, and to hssi the gooi reports tha
had been given by the Nafipu, as-ocia
tions; spoke Of the grcai cnlamitic
which we're upon tho earth to-day. an
that the day vas not iar distant whei
Christ would come an reign on lh
earth.
Meeting was then adjourned until
y. IN.
Apienic was held In the Acadein
building, - as 10 entertain those iroi
the visiting settlements.