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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
SZLASK

KSIADZ kacdynal Kopp z
Wroc}awia polecif przeniest z
W. Dabrowki IA Gornym
Slasku ks. Richela do Sepfeen-
bergu W PROV. brandenbur.
skiej, jak m6wia, Ola tego, De
ksiadz ten sprsyjal Polakem,
W praeciw,ehstwie do wielu
ksieAy g6rnosl9skich.
z BYTOMIA donosza. 10
Sobczyk cofua} prosbe 0
rewisya wyroku, skazujacego
go na smierG, teraz eaten
wykonaniu tegol ME bedzie
staio jul mic ma przeszkodzie.
z RACIBORZA donosza, 10
kapelan Nentwig zostat pre-
znaogony na proboszcsa do
Pop,elowa. W pow. Opolskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
z GALICYl.
" SKOIYSZYNIE rodab

W ~SKOfYSZYNIE Kodak
o. Klobasa, przybYwszy Q
Ameryki i kupiwszy ma)atek
ziemski, poznosi} karezmy, a
W nsjlepszym budynku dawnej
karczmy urzadai} szkote
koszvkarstwa, ktore W tel
okoli,Y ludnej ale nieurodzaj-
nei mole ludziom da6 nietYlko
zarobek ale / dobrobyt, ]ezell
pllnie uczeszczsG beda do tel
szko'y, a potem we1ua sic
sxrzetnie do lego p%rzemystu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21

NOWY L Braci Grie-
sel, W bloku Pelcera,z gf5wpym
wchodem cd Market ulicy,
jest wiele obszernie]szy, anlzeli
byt ten, kt6rY ci panowie dolad
dzier1vli. Przyciaga mianowlcle
go6ci ia okolicznosc, BE W
gi6wnel sail So stofy i mnogie
krzes}a, a nadto osobnY pokoj
ola chcacYch siedziec osob-
no. Ludzl W tel, pc starokra]-
krajsku urzad2onej, oberzy
zawsze ]ak W u'u, iecz mimo
to kazdy szybko dostanie
czego zazada, z zadowoleniem
wychodzi.
Farmerzy teraz " caiem
mieScie wygodniejszei gospody
ME znajda, jak u Grieslow, a W
poiaczonej ich z salonem
groserni wszystko NIGGA kupic,
co z miasta ola kuchui / sto1u
sprowadzaG musza. Powietrze
tax w salonie, jak j groserni
jskuajczystsze i W obydwoch
zawsze przyjemnie ciepfo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
z Prus Polskich
CREEMlN.

DYECEZYA
SKA. - Ks. administrator
Antoni Weilandt ,przeniesiony
Z Ferstenowa do Niewiescina,
q ks. Administrator Stanlsiaw
Zakrys Niewiescina do
Grzywny. Dnia Is z. m. otrzY'
mai Jack Zboromski, lokaluy
wikary " Lutowie, kanonlcz
ma instvtucya ia probostwo "
Orzechowie, W dekanacie wa
brzezkim. Ma pamiatke So
letniego jubi!euszu kap}ahstwa
ks. proboszcza Rooha Wirkusa
W Wielkolece sprawifo Brac-
two Trzezwosci parsfi tel
przepyszna choragiew. Kes
ciol W Dabrczu najrychle1 "
przys5tym roku rozpcc2na
budowaG. W Dlia}dowie zwoza
1u& materYai do budowy move
20 kosciofa. - Lokalnym1
wikarvuszami ustanowieni ad
ministratorowie: Ks. Felix's
Boldt z Kielna W Lutow1e
pod Sepolnem, a ks. W{ad.
Szafranski z Orzechowa "
Christfelde W dekanacie czlu-
cho wskim. Ks. wikary Franci'
seek Laffont Z ChefmzY mia
nowauy adm}nistratorem W
RUM, ks. Franciszek L9ffont z
Chelm2y mianowany admin
stratorem W Rumi, ks.
Franciszek Rutkowski pre-
niesiony zOksywia doChe}m3y,
a ks. wikary dr.. K%onstanty
Krefft pewofany do Niedz.
wiedzia Ola wyreczenia chore
20 proboszcza.
T.. Wojciech Ziemann
(brataniec ks. prob. liz. Woj
ciecha Ziemaana W Subkowi-
each przeniesiony z Lid2barka
do Oliwy, a ks. Boles}aw
Witkowski z Luzina do Lidz-
barka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
TO lowe

TO I OVO-
w BAKU mad morzem
Kaspijsk,em ~wytrys}o zr6d}o
nafty (petroleju) tax obfte:
ze dale dziennie bllsko 8
milion6w kilogram6w ropy.
Obftosc ia da sic uczu6
wszystkim .kopalniom nafty
ma ca}ym swiecie, a choc'az
owa malta rosyjska jest nal
gorszego gatunku re wszyst-
kich dotad znanych - to
rafnerye ma mle]scu Pc
urzadzane wkr6tce mel
wyrobia dobry materya{ pal
ny i exportowy. Me po-
trzebujemy zatem mice
obawy 0 podrozenie materya-
1u do oswietlenia.
NOWY WYNALAZEK.
Wielkiej donios}osci wynala-
EEK dotyczacy oswietlenia
gazowego, ptodnoszacy SHE
swietlinu zwyczajnego gazu,
wydobywanego wegla
kamiennego, o 1900 proc.
"a jednak um ozliwiajacy
oszczednosci 40 proc. "a
wdzieczamy technikowi sPe-
cyaliscie, Karolowi Schmidto-
wi. Istota w~ynalazku zasadza
sic ma prowadzeniu gazu przez
naczynie, zaepatrzone kama
likami i nape}nione pfynem,
umieszczone pomiedzy gazo-
metrem a kurkiem. gdzie gaz
sic oczyszcza, a nadto napawa
innemi substancyami W taklm
stopniu, re zyskuje SHE
swietlna Q IS ray ray
wieksza, anizeli poprzednio.
Rzecz sic wyjasni ma PREY.
kladzie: Tampa bez nowegc
przyrzadu, swiecaca si1a IL
swiec, ~konsumujaca 226 THROW
sazu ma godzine, za%opatrzons
W przyrzad zyskuje slif
swietlna IS swiec konsumuja'
na godzine tylko 100 THROW
gazu. Plomyk TAXI kosztuje M
godzine tylko ~ feniga, be;
przyrzadu 2 fen. PROXY
nswym przyrzadem wykazal,
niezaprzeczona wyzszose lam
ky novel mad lampaml dotae
! uzywanemi. Prey lampacl
gazowych, stawianych n;
stole, naczynie owo ma form'
zwyklege basenu lampy naf
towel.
, A "a
> rROROCTWO
M
i. KR0LowEJ re sABBY
Is SYBlLII.
: GEM Is 9.
A..sn1 te ksisssks dosiac q kss,
surh4 II DERDO WSHIE0O I
A.nun.o, Mann 80 Il. 2nd stk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
Kucharka
POLSKA l AM
w SKA
s~awierajaca
kilka set

Wzep7s6W kVcha7skacA.
dle m}odych mezatek, kucharek
gospodYn ma TAME l smaczne przy-
rzadzanie rozmaltycL potraE. q
szczeg5lnle zup, sosow, jarzyn,
potraw mlesnych postnych 1
1wzglednieniem potraw polskich,
mianowlcle barszczu, b1gosu, ira
SOW, fakow, i pleczYwa amerykah.
.kiego jaxo to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, pies, it'd.
CENA so q
Mokna te ks;qzk< aostat - hit.
,arni Il. DERD 9WSxLE9O Y
Wipona, MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21

CHMIELNO. Wielka rados6
sprawl ks. dziekau Szotowskl
swym paraf .nom, sprawiajae ze.
gar ma wieza kosclelna, kt6rego
bicie nawet W sasiednlej
wiosce o mala mile drogi
oddalonej slysze6 mo&na.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
q Pozna6skiego.

DO SREMU 'przYbyf nowy
DIR. Smolka ma dy-
rektora gimnazYalnego. By1
on dotad dyrektorem progim-
nazyum W Trzemesznie.
Stub Dnia lS z. m. O
godzinie 4 pc poluduiu poblo-
COSTA wiony zostal " Buku "
kosciele farnym zwiazek
malzehskl pomiedzy parma
Helena Janowska, corka wielce
powa3anego tutejszego uau-
czyciela Walentego i Nary 2
Stroinskich ma}3onkow ia
nowskich, a panem anem
Kaczmarkiem z Lignicv. Aktu
slubnego dopelnil X. mansyo-
nasz Jankiewicz.
w dnia %
z. m. poblogos}awil x. prob,
.Szudarek zwiazek malzehski
pomiedzy p. Kszmirzem Nader
z Zimnowody a panna Stani-
slaw4 Haraputs z Gostkewa.
GOSPODARZ Kraiewski z
Polwicy pod Sroda, jadac
z cukrowni sredzkiej mial
niesaczescie, albowiem jakis
mu jadacy naprzeciw tax
niezreczpie pokierowaf saprse-
;giem, ie przebi Krajewskismu
konia, kt6ry tez saras ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21

W w odbyf
onegdaj W kosciele pa
70 II ,lnym s"e prym1cYe
eye syn organisty k'. O,ka1
Rudzki. lego samego dnia pc
poludniu dat zas Stub siostrzc
swej znauczycielem Kiczleu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
zwir6wce padl bez 1ycia.
BOJANlCACH

Lesznem W W. ks. Poznan
skiem chcial nauczvciel Stray.
1owski je9nej z dziewczst
zwrocic ma COS uwage uderze.
MEM W ram'e, przyczem
skaleczyl sic spilka tkwiaoa
przypadkiem " ubraniu W
palec. Mic sobie z tego ME
robi}, DO j nawet krew sic ME
pokazsfa; tymczasem " nocy
zaczefa reka puchnae i to tax
SLIME le musial udaG sic do
szpitalu, gdsie lekarze uznali
%zatrucie krwi i ME wiele ma1a
nadzie,, aby 60 PREY 4yciu
utrzymac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21

W INOWROCEAWIUdw6ch
uczniow bawifo sic pistoletsmi
jeden drugiego ~postrzelit "
glove. Postrzclony jest synem
uauczycleia L~a:kowskiego. -
Kule wydobyto z g}owy -
chlopiec 2yje> lecz jest ciezke
chory.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21

K z pienledzmi W
got6wce $4,000 m.) ukrad} IA
poczoie W Kepnie listowY
Rabiega. Przyzna} sic do tel
kradzie2y i wydat spolnika,
listowego Popre = obu wzieto
do wiezlenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21

A mili)nowego
spadku po zmar}ym Kautzu 0
tvle s'e wyjasnia, be kelner
Switalski W Berlinie uznany
"a prawnego spadkobierce. W
lutym r.. przysz}ego beda mu
p;eniadze wyp}acone. Zglosifo
sic okofo 20 spadkobiercow i
prawdopodobnie niektorzy 2
Mich tel %otrzymaja p~ieniadze z
tego maiatku.
AARZENIN, majatek "
wltkowskim, sprzedall spadke
biercy po zmar}ym dziedaicu
Dembihskim ma 1874 tvs. NIX.
Niemcowl panu Won der Osten
LWOWEK. D1ia % q. %.
Dnia 2z z. IN. obchodzlli
sedziwl ma}aonkowie Stanls1aw
i Elzbjeta Nizioiklewic2
uroezystoac zlotege wesela
Czcigodny x. Rosocho wicz
odprawll na intencya Jub!latow
msza sw., ma, ktorej takJubila, 81
jako | faEilla przystaplll dc
stolu Pahsklego. Pc mszy sw,
p~rzem6wit x. Rosochowie2
tax do. Jubllat6w iak do
familii / ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "
stowach serdecznych. = w
dniu tYm uroczystym odbieral'
Jubilaoi dowody mi}o3ci
szaounku.
-- rNv<N rVYD ~ VYyTTY
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-30
Democratic Club Meeting.

The Democrats Of this precinct assem-
DIED at the pavilion, Monday evening,
10 the music Of the Spanish Fork band
In considerable number OF both sexes.
They met 20 perfect their organization
and gather inspiration for the coming
conflict.
The meeting was called to order by
President W. W. Chisholm, who intro'
duced Mr. Abel j. EvAns, Of Lohi, Mr..
Evans spoke at leneth and urged eau
tion In the work OF selecting delegates
to the various conventions, 10 the end
tOat firm and harmonious Democracy
een'd enter the fight this fall. He was
greeted with frequent applquse.
Mr.. U, A. SmoOt. Of Provo, then dis
cussed the state OF political affairs end
expressed confidence In the future. His
sentiments were warmly applsuded.
Inc meeting then proceeded with tbs
selection OF an enrolling committee foI
the society, and deci ed on having nine
members in such committee; two, a lad,
and gentleman, from each ward and one
the chairman at large. The follow
ing IL The committee selected:
John Moore, chairman; First ward
Geo. Robertson. Mrs. John Bpckstrom
Second ward-Hnhbsrd futile, Mrs VIM
Greer; Third ward Jas. Hntchisnn
Mrs. Kate Hughes; Fourth ward-JohI
j. Jones, Miss Clara Jones.
finance committee OF nine memhers
constituted the same as the enrnllihs
committee, was then chosen, as follows
John Jones. chairman; First ward
Geo. Il. JeX, Mrs. Thos. Davis; Sacont
ward b. Mustard. Mrs. Susan Boyack
Third ward-R. d. James. Miss Nplli
James; Fourth ward-Peter Nelson
Miss LOnisa Jones
1t was then decided tn hold the pri
mary for the selection of the delegate
TO the Ogden convention on to morrow
Saturday evening at the pavilion.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-30
Black Hawk War Yetarana

Veterans OF Utah's famous Black Hawk
war are holding reunion at Spanish
Fork. The veterans wero the militia
Ooys OF this Territory, who in 1866
went to protect settlements in Southern
Utah against the raids Of the fed-skin
Wa rrioTs,
The Black Hawk war Was the most
devastating OF ali the Indian wars OF
Utah. 1t resulted in the death OF about
seventy settlers, and cost the Territory
Sl,5OO,OO0 Utah citizens fought that
war thems, Ives, and bore its entire bur
drh financially. When the war Was first
0egun appeal was made TO Fort Douglas
for aid, bdt the Offieers answered mat
their only duty was TO prO!ec, the over
land mails, and the settlers would have
to take care Of themselves.
Well, the settlers did take cara Of
themselves, and the veterans who are
today commemorative the war by a re-
union at Spanish Fmk are nmOug those
VINO gayethelr services without remun
Grafton for the protection of Utah piO-
neers. OF course Utah feels proud If
them. They arc her veterans and their
nnseltish devotion to the Gauss OF civil
llzatiOn makes their deeds more halOed
today. They are entitled to Temunera-
ton for what they did, and tie Territory
should have been paid for the losses il
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-30

sustained. hut the fact that the lack OF
revenue did not stand in the way q the
performance Of such military duty rs
the veterans rendered, makes q glorious
page In utsh's history,
IL Is well TO commemorate the pat
Tlottc services rendered during the
Black Hawk war. Il Ia we'll for the
noys Of those days TO hold their reunions
today They ought to have n complete
I Organize ion. embracing net only the
| veteran Indian fighters Of this county,
but the veterans Of all the counties
whose citizens participated In the pro-
lection If Utah homes. Utah Ia rich In
| historical events. VIII oh in other 8 ates
would bs peTpatuatad bv thorough 7r-
gan'zatiop. We know of nothing that
would sdd moro dignity to utAh's pi1-
| peer privatinns, than complete organ
| izatjOn Of the veterans or orr Indian
wars. Such societies could ba OF Sarvlce
in social entertainments, sUch as the
reunion now being held, and thev wOnld
serve to collect valuable data Of Utah'S
remarkable history. now almost forget
ten from lack Of discussion. Ar ind the
camphres Of the veterans w0nld berelat'
cd, not only the tales Of the Indian wars
hut the refreshing recollections OF Utah't
pioneer history. The children wonld
hereby better learn and more tnl'N
resllzs what 1t cost tn redeem Utah from
the wilderness.-Prov0 Enquirer,
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-30
PURELY PERSONAL,

Mrs. Geo. II. Jex has recovered from
her late illness.
Miss Alice Mellor is visiting In Salt
Lake this week,
J. j. Holt was here this week on q
visit to his parents
City Recorder Hughes was Salt
Lake visitor Oh Wednesday.
Postotlice Inspector Nichols was In
town on business, Tuesday,
A. o. Smoot and son, of Provo were
IN town, Saturday, on business.
Mrs. Gardina Tomstoff and sons, oil
salt Lake, who had been visit ny ia
this city for several days, returned
home, Tuesday.
Frank Woodward, David Robertson
and George Thompson started yesLer'
day for Goshen, where they have a
canal contract.
Messrs A, j. Evans, Of Lehl, and O.
4. Smoot, of Provo, were here Monday
evening aud spoke words Of LOmtor
and advice to The ''unierrlaed" in this
precinct.
Passenger Agent Taggett. Of the
Mon Pacific, aud Ben Bachman, OF
Provo, secretary Of the Republican
County Central commit ee paid thls
city brief visit, Tuesday.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-30

OF life In the West, and It is hoped
that she Will consent to address pub-
lie meeting here on the live topics Ut
the day,
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Jones, Ut ScO'
nelo' Utah. were the guests of Mr., and
MIS- h. NJ. Thomas a few day this
Wee@. Last Monday evening num-
Ger OF friends and Delglbors assembled
and gave them a complete surprise.
A very enjoyable evening was spent by
the merry-makers.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
wilson was the scene of pleasant
evening party on Friday, 1T being tho
occasion Of the birthday of the host
ess. The following friends were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. Arrowsmlth, Mrs.
H. s. Pyue, Mrs, e. A. Wilson, Mr.,
and Mrs. Argyle. All had an enjoy
able time.
Loyd's Uncle Toms Cabin" last
Thursday evening was fair rendition
Of that drama, as It goes nov. a-days
hut as an entertainment 1T didn't
amount to mu III. Thew got large
house. The general OPINION seems tn
be that If they would cut out the
drama and work their orchestra full
time their audiences would be better
satisfied.
Tie almost universal opinion among
theatre g0ers IN this city is that Mr..
and Mrs. Richard FonCe are the best
actors who have ever appeared here.
Their plays are nf a high order Of merit
and in their presentation is shown the
results Of lifelong training and thu
work OF true artists Mr.. and Mrs
Foote were at the Y. NJ. G. Opera
house on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, and those who missed these
elocutionary and hIstrlOnic treats
have food for regret: - -.
Late Tuesday afternoon as q Union
Pacific section foreman was coming
down the track from Springville ne
discovered Il thirty foot Steel rail or
the track at crossing above town
A couple OF youths who were near a,
hand when asked in regard to whst
they knew of 1t, stated that they found
1t In their way and To clear their patti
had swung one erd around and acros
the track. This displays thought
Iessness almost criminal. The mex
train along WAS a spseGiA5al,and that on
rail woGld nave been sufficient to hay
r put 1t IN the ditch.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-30
Black Hawks Elect Officers

The Utah County Veterans OF The Black
-ffaV~ikt w on last Friday morning elect
ed new executive c5fnmirEtSIea At their
business meeting. j. VI. WestwoOd OF
Sprir gvllle was chosen chairman. rhe
other member are as follows:
Lcui-B. W. Brown and VIM. Bone, Jr.
Alpina--IIenry Moyle and S.W. Blown.
Cedar Fort--John Hacking
Goshen-Hans Jaepersol.
Salem-Isaac r. Price.
Ssntaquin-W. p. Cnshlng.
Pay son-James 8. Perry and ". s,
Tanner.
Spanish Fork and Lake Shore--E. b.
X. Ferguson, NJ. B. Gay and W. j.
Thomas.
Provo Robert Farrar and NJ. S. Pratt
SpringYiile-A W. Harmer and Ed
win Lee.
Pleasant Groye-B, W. briggs anc
Robert Cooley.
American Fork-Alva Green and Rob
1rt 4. King.
Mr.. Westwood was unable to give any
Information In regard to next years
rauaion, as no arrangements had yet
been made.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-30
A Drusgic,.' IS Rash Ac.

Ga last Monday aIternl the reading
public in this city was deeply pinned TO
learn that Mr.. e. B. Sorloy the genial
and urbane proprietor Of the dispeusary
just beyond the postoilica, had dIscon-
tinued his subscription to tho The
HERALD. AS the dreadful news spread
broad feeling Of sadness and dismay
settled over the community like q
blaukety-blank fog on the lovely bosom
Il Utah Lake, or like q coating OF adobe
on the d, lta of the canyon in freshet.
In an interview with tbs HERALD man
,T. SiTley gaYa no reason fUr his rash
tct. Hs seemed at tho moment to be
ls6UIlng under an excess Of terror.
Our representative, not having the de-
sire 10 compel the genial druggist to
Ike what he SO obviously didn't want,
uCQuiesced as cheerfuliy as he does to
others OF Fate'a stern decrees.
When the slcksning Intelligence of
Mr.. SOFley'5 def, ctiOn began to spread
aDrosd, our citiZ3us gathered in forlOTn
groups about the street corners and dis
cussed the terrible cOnst quenCes Which
1t seemed must ensue. Oar reporter,
alone, was hopeful; an irO. -clad con
science end firm belief in the justice
Of the gods, sustained bin in his loW
VI trial.
A gloomy citizen suggested that when
the sun sank from sight into the western
horizon perhaps 1t would return no
NOR, OIL terrible possibility A panic
seized the crowd ard many were for
placgting Mr.. SOrley at any cost. Others
stood specific wth dismay.
Al this juLctur an individual with
the air Of an iC0noGlast and the gall
Of book peddler suggested that perhaps
Mr., Sorley didn': run the unlVerse and
nat the san might DO conducting its
own business. AnaIchical as the idea
was 1t wAB seized by The despairiug
pOpUlace as eagerly AS drowning MAJ,
catches ut straw, and CLEAN Of the
liIht Cf hope flashed athWlTt the sky OF
their despair. 0hl that 1t might be
tIuel
The row hopeful citizens wendell
homeward and anxiousiy awaited the
dawn OF another day.
The SUI arose at tho ngual tina and
place on Tuesday morning, and appear
ed iu no wise affected by Mr.. Sorley's III
advised procedure. All day long 1t did
business at the cid stand, and it was
evident that the universe was still
intact.
The HERALD man feels that a terrible
chasm yawns between Mr.. S1Tey and
himself, and tears that lis abyssmal
depths may never be bridg6d. IL might
have been different had we appointed
5 he genial pili-yend0r our guardian
when We first came to town.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-30
DISTRICT COURT AFFAIRS.
Judge King opened court Monday and
sci the following cases Tor thu September
term Of the First District court:

Judge King opened court Monday and
sci the following cases for tho September
term Of the First District court:
Sept. 9-Allle Burr Va. John Pope.
Sept. IL Waller Burlew vs.. E. G
Burton. Joseph PerErossi vs. Chas. c.
Greer. Abner KoHard, OF al. VS.. Law
renee Lund, ct al, George C. Whitmore
vs.. William Leonard, ct al. C. G. Wort2
Va. Thomas Beesleys
Sept. rs. +. Bunnoll vs.. r. G. W
Railway company. Eureka city VS.. G
u. Wilson. K. IL. Thompson vs.. r. G.
". Railway company.
SeII. l3-Celu0rni1 Wine Co. vs.. l.. G
Dugglns. James II. Myndus Vs. X. G.
W. KY Go, Provo city VS.. Joseph Kuk-
WOOD. Annie Marks vs.. Bullion BECK
aud Champion Mining Co,
Srpt. "A Oliver A. Slade VS.. Henry
Hayes. Marina M. Patlen VS.. Henri
Dowdle. Elizabeth E. Berry vs.. R. G. W.
KY Co.
Sept. l6-N,. L.. Eiwcoi vs.. EIward
MSlMquIst, Ell al, tRO cases. Puhny
S,,t ckait 70. ID MgPbeIson.
Sept. l7-Peter Greenhalgh vs.. MeadOw
Irrigation company, three cases. Heter
Mchelll vs.. Farley Hanson.
Sept. lS-J. c. SteIllug ct al, vs.. R. G.
W. Ry. Co. L l.. Vincent VS.. r. w. Ry.
20. Joseph A. Smith w. r. G.. W. Ry
Co. Martlmus Nelson Va. G. III. BiOm-
aterberg.
Sepl. 10 Alex. Jennlnga VS.. Enquirer
Co. s NJ. D0ggins w. Joe Ray ami l..
HOlbrUOk.
A. A. Noon VS., Provo City Railroad
Co. WAS dismissed.
LIE bonds III the case Of the People VS..
PM Foot, were ordered 10 be sued upon.
The case OF the People vs.. Samuel
Young, assault. TO 90 bodily hahn, was
dismissed.
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LEGAL MATTERS.

Justice Booth has been msndamused
for q change OF venue In the case OF
Illegal liquor selling against Alex He'd
quist. at Provo The case will be. heard
before Judge King on Sept 8.
Emery county against P. C. Borreson
ct al, is a new case filed with Clerk
Havercamp OF the First District court
Plain tiff sues for S325.SO value of per.
soma property, alleged to have been I'm.
lawfully taken by defendants.
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For the above named event. to be held
At Albuquerque. N. NJ, on Sept. 1921,
he Union Pacific will make a rate OF
b3205 for the round trip from Spanish
Fork. Selling dates Sept. 18th and l4,h;
tickets to carry transit limit OF tour
lays in each direction with fnal limit
II October 10th. 1895.
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Primary Conference.

There will DO meeting Of all officers
of the primaries of Spanish Fork on
Friday evening, Aug. 80, in the Relief
Society hall. Stake officers will be
present.
The Primary conference Of the South
eTn district, including the southern por-
zion OF Utah county, will begin on Sat-
urday morning at 10 q. IN, la the
pavilion with an officers meeting.
general meeting will be held at the
pavilion in the afternoon. The public
is invited.