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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

IHE RATIONAL 90 TUNE.
Rational" oh what sins are committed
In thy name Let a woman. seeker
after nOtorlety Of the cheapest character,
array herself IN a suit that Is not only a
disgrace to herself, but 10 the community
that allows IL. and Immediately u Is
characterized rational" and great is the
criticism thereof. As a matter or iael
ovefdone rational costumes are as mucn
to be regretted as too much cycling. THO
new cycling costume was inargurated 80
cause It was essential 20 comfort on the
wheel. When first suggested that fact
alone was sought for, but after the trst
move had been made IL was then mi
proved until we now have pretter cy-
cling suits Of knickerhockcrs and bloom
ers than could be possible under the Old
regime. Women, more than any one else
appreciate YOungs words that women
were made TO give our eyes delight a
female sioyen is an odious sight VITA
the present style there can be rev
"odlous lshts."-American Wheeiman.
RELIGION or WHEELS.
Five thousand young Baptist wheelmen
IN New York. Pennsylvania, West VIZ
ginla, Virginia. Delaware aud Maryland
are going to make the Journey 20 Balti-
more on their bicycles 10 attend the con-
vontion Of the Baptist Young People 5
Union in July. says the American Wheel
man. This is a new theme I'm cycling, but
Il is a welcome one
The Salvation Army officers OF Chat
tanooga, Tenn. ai ride the bicycle, and
one OF tho lieutenants. ia speaking of the
adoption of the wheel told "a reporter
that Il was used very generally I'm Eng-
land and heartily approved by the gem
eraL 1t assists the members and officers
materially IN meeting urgent requests for
visits.
Tho Christian Endeavorers will hold
their convention in Boston in june $50
many viii bring their wheels because
Boston is the Mecca Of cyclers. that pre-
paratons have been made TOR storing
them In view OF this. and there being
so many places OF interest around Bos-
ton. the committee in charge IS now EN-
couragng the delegates 10 bring their
bicycles and the United Society have
hired the entire basement under Me-
chanics' building, the Madison Squire
of Boston. for the storing of wheels. a
special bicycle trip has been arranged
for them over the fan Gus route OF Paul
Revere TO Concord. As some two thou
sand Now York delegates Will attend.
there Is no doubt that there Will be many
wheels IN line
A WHEELER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

the Great probably rode Bucepnains wiz
In the presence OF Philip, or a. Nla '.e,,,,
General Winfield Scott once role NE 49,
stool down Broadway after the conquest
OF Mexico. 49,. .,.,,,
We had a purpose In watching the eight
htcvclers four Young men and as many
vonng women. who rode past The sun
Office on Decoration-Day. critics OF
wheeling have a right to observe the
wheeIers and 10 criticise them 20 their
face. with an eye to their merits or their
dement's Criticism may do them good, II
IL be iudlcIous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

The Queen of Italy l. a graceful and
skiiifui bicyclist. and every day has
a spin on her silyer-mounted wheel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

Miss Annie :. Peck. scholarly young
woman OF Providence. Is 20 make the
attempt to ascend the Aiatterhorn THIS
summer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

Mrs Cleveland is as fond OF flowers as
was her predecessor in the White House.
Mrs. Harrison. Growing and blossom
Ing plants are 20 De found Ia every room.
and tho conservatory. under her inter
estel care. has been much enlarged and
heautlhed. Two rare groWths in the
htral world--a rose ami chrysanthemum
bear Mrs. Cleyeland's name.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09
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eases 70 months Eevae o. faisticrs ess no Else
tfle currents. Sealed Pamphlet ffea Aaa-ssc
kANpTH EIECTRIO Co.. o2e broadway. Eow York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

The New York sun prints the following
in rs editorial column:
-Four stalWart young men and as many
1.-THE young women, all In a group. wheel
ed past The Sun office upon their bicy-
cies. We eyed them from a window in
front OF which there is neyer-ending
circus Of hun nifty. We could see theta
from point opposite Pcrry's place TN
they were a good way along toward the
Staats-Zeiiung They We're going az a
good speed. and the road was clearer than
usual because 10 was Decoration-Day.
Three OF the men moved their stout and
stockinged less very heavily, as though
they were under trying strain, and
bent their bodies over til they were near
~ doubled up. The other man sat a good
deal sifalshter, and played the pedals
more easily and spiritually. TWO OF the
women rode better than three Of the men.
AMI the other two of them rode as we
Ike 10 see both men and women ride upon
the bicycle. Their attitude and action
were unrestLalned and ftllcilols. Light
ness and freedom We're IN the up-and-
down Of their legs. as we'll an in the grasp
OF their hands. and they sat nearly
straight, or with the spinal column well
up They gave the suggestion Of grace
fulness, self-command, and abOunding
vitality. They were well girt about the
loins' and wore an appropriate costume
lhodsh these two young women looked
as II hardly out OF their teens. we guess
that they were old hands az the wheel.
We have noticed that those bicyclers
who learn to ride early in life are nearly
always the best riders. We say nearly
always. for there are veterans who ride
boldly and well. There is one OF them,
apparently between sixty and seventy,
who often takes a spin on the asphalt
paved streets near Columbia College. It
Is worth going a mile to see him on
fine afternoon toward sunset. He rides
his machine as Napoleon rode his charger
after crossing the Alps, or as Alexander
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12

flsd woman on Friday night, but the
tviIonce was not considered strong
enough to hold him on more serious
charge. Tbs Judge found him guilty
aud imposed fine Of sl5 and c)st'.
Robert Gtoy, n psrlpatstlo vendor o
jtwelry, was arrested fog bedding
Without n license. His plan was %
claim he had found gold rlug while.
he must sell cheap 10 got bread.
bill or siK such hinge, for which
paid s3.7j, was found on bis person. J.
ssked four dollarb each. He had one fiu.
left.
DR.. II. }. Richards and family, Of
Salt Lake, passed through Logan on
their way to the Yell5WstUne park the
other day, and Mt Katflck and tamil
anu Miss Ella EllsrOeck passo
through on tho return journey.
Forty Logan people joined the
Bwoelen band excursion 20 Garfield
beach on Saturday, and number OF
olaeta were picked up At the different
sttti between here aud Brigham
CITY.
G.. +. Stone, n loyal light Of Mslad,
ami Editor DAvis, oi the Preston
standard, rods their bicycles through
from Malad TO Logan on Saturday,, at-
irving On fresh ~ daisies.
A handsoms new iron fence now en-.
closes tho ~. Y. College gtounds, add.
Ing greatly ~ their appearance e.
Olhor extonsive Improvement, ars
6siug made In the roar.
Tho Sp9rl'man's CLUB has its de.
tectvts watching parties suspected r {
shooting grouse during the closed
season.
Pr iessor Gentry's educated ponies
aud DOGS were exhibited here on Fri.
day anu Saturday, and afforded Logan
childfeu mu Oh pleasure.
a new ~, 900 bushel elevator has been
added to the Desefot mile, and a bew
Hume and pensiock TO the Thatcher
mills.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE - HEtEBI GIVEN ny THE
~ Nlly Council ~ salt laEa uity OF the IN.
IGNITION OF sucr council % make the follOwias
durcuued improvement, 10 Wiz UonNructing
AheWer lateral M Sever District 80, /, begn,
mug ~ FONT twenty dye ta3j feet NORM ~
we northWehl corner Of lot d, Block l2l Plat
~, lhchee east along the south side OF Fourth
NorIh ttrttt 10 lirat West street thence east
s!ong thr center u Peach street to tho wcst
i,ho ot Nohler street and defTay the cost
lheIool, estimated ~ ie'a 81, by local assess.
ment upon tho lots or pieces Of ground
within The following described disTiet
being the district 10 be nH.e,ed
or benefited by sgli Improvement, nEnely'
30 per 'front.' or linear foot on Lot Z, RloeL
~, rat ~ salt laFe CITY survey, and ;0c
Psr front 81 linear foot on Lots and @, Block
~ lot 2, block u, anu Lots /, land 0, Biocs
70, i,lht e sat Lake city Survey.
o,i nn PFoleitw ana Objections To tho carrying
our o such intention must 90 presented In
writing 20 lhe CITY Recorder on or before me
eli HAy OF July, lsoj, being the time ast by
tugh ohlecuons as may be made thereto.
by ordef OF Tie CITY council n SAT- Lake
N''y' q. II. BACkNAN,
CITY Recorder
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MARSAAL,S SALE

DURsUANr TO An EXECUTION TO ME
Il directed by tho Dlstrt.t Court OF tho
Inrri judicial District ut tho Territory OF
Titan, I shall expose Al public sale 81 the west
front door OF tho county court house tuUw city
and county bulldinEl la the city uf SAT- Llkc,
County OF salt LAKE and Territory ot lthu, on
the .uth day OF August, lil3 az 10 O'Clock a. on, ull
thu figut title clam aud Interest OF Jutophlud.
Ter on November i6th. ~, or that hs has
since acquired Of, IN hud 70 tue following
described real estate toswlt.
mo northwest quarter 90 OF the northeast
quarter W OF section twUuty six tshl ana tho
north haif 80 OF tho northwest quarter -
ut section twenty'sN 800 IN township ono Cd
south, range one a. ehtt, SAT- Lake meridian,
IN shlt Lhhu Comfy Utah Territory,
Also tnr southeast quarter 90 vi the south.
west quarter 90, section tN0nty.thrce tgN,
township one ~ south, range one % east
salt Lake meridian, SAT- Lake County. Titan
Territory.
10 bc sold as the property u Joseph Dudlor
ut tho suit Of Wcatheimcr \ sons
Terms OF sale, cash.
NAT ~. BRIGHAM
Ry L. l., AHClIu. q. Z. MaTlhaL
Deputy Marshal
Dated July soth, 100.
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LOGAN.
Rich in Gold.

A short time ago the discovery Of n
claim giving promising Indications Of
gold, by Emil Anderson anu Oscar
BIOrkman, within i've miles Of Logan,
was noted In the NEWS. On Friday
your correspondent saw beautiful
specimen VI quartz from the same
claim, about onr-oighth Of the piece
being pure gold, proven 70 by tbs acid
ana other tesis made IN his presence
by an expert. IL they can lind any
consl dersDle amount OF ns GOOD quality,
ana Indications arc favorable, they are
on the road to wealth. The develop.
ments made on this claim within the
next few weeks may cause n rush.
NJ. II. Farnss OF Logan has received
the cheering Intelligence from Wealth.
erby station, Baker county, Oregon,
that tn. Bonalz, Gold Mining anu
Milling company, IA which ho In a
heavy stookhoiuer, viii make u mill
run OF one hundred tons this month. un
ore assaying from $40 TO $500. Their
iunnel has been driven to u depth Of
over seven hundred feet. A heavy
dividend 10 expected as n result OF
tns run.
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OBITUARY NOTE.
miLLrcgSr nAiLrY nurros.

hlhLlNhNI HALEY HUTTON.
ALMY, Wyo., Aug. D.--wo arc sorry to
announce tho death OF Sister Millicont
Burton, who departed this Ito on Tues
day morning, the 9th inst, aitor an ill.
NESS Of u fow days. llor death has cast
gloom over our ward, where she has
resided sinco she left Hucknall-1otquit,
IN tho nottingham conference, about
eight years ago; and by nor many good
qualities and amlAblo disposition sho had
ondoarod herself to tho Saints in Amy.
sister Burton was tho daughter Of
Ephraim and Eliza Bailey, aud was born
nt iuckuall.Torquit In January, 1873,
being - years and ak months old ut tho
time Of her demise. She vas married to
Brother Franklin Burton, and leaves two
childron, tho youngest Of which was born
shortly bUiOro hor death.
Services were hold IN thu ward church
on Thursday nj o'clock, whore large
company of Saints und friends had met
to pay tho last respects to our departed
siHior.
Consollng remarks were made by
Elder Peter Hood SEN, Andrew Wall
work and Bishop Bowers. Tho remains
wore followed To- tho cemetery by large
cor. ogo Of Borrowing relatives aud friends,
sud ~ tho casket was lowered to the
grave tho Young Ladies' choir sang
Farewell all earthly honur;" after
which tho grave was dedicated with
prayer hy Bishop Jamos bowers Thus
WAS laid to rest one Of whom IL can be-
said, sho was dutiiul daughter, u good
wife and loving mother. Tho SYM
pathy VI tho Saints IL given t1 Brother
Franklin Burton, and To Brother Bailey
and vito In this severe trial; aud they
extend To tho Saints grateful thanks fOr
such unbOunded Mh manifest SYM
palhy. J. l.. BELt..
MheHHiai Star, ploasa sopy.
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MARsHRL's SALE.

DURsUANT - ~ ORDER OF SALE
l and decree Of foreclosure 10 mo directed
ly the District tourt ~ tho Third judicial
District ~ the Territory OF Utah, shall OK
po1n A. rublie sale, NJ tbs west fTsnt
door 1f tue county court houso In tho
city NJ Salt lake, county Of salt Lake, and
Terutory VI Utah, on the lath day OF August,
lsya, NJ II o'cIocs 4. m, all the right, tItl O.
claim ana interest Of Joseph a. MorlAn Kate
l., NuriAn, his wife FTank hnUN, \ 2. Terrell,
American National Bank, % corporation, "A.
drew br2eu, National bank ot tho Republic,
corporation, frank H. Hiait and lhtll Icon
HOLLAND OF, m and % tho following described
real ubtatn tO-wit, Commencing ono hundred
and ton lll0l feet wotl OF the southeast corner
~ iot siN co., block my two, plM "a" All
lake city survey lu SAT- LA.r County, Utah
Territory thence unrth ten tlol rods, th0nrs
west seventy one and A.hAf (1lNl feet,
thence south two % rods, thence eHHttwelvo
ana ashAlf (l2Nl feet thence south eight t,)
rods, thence east liy'niua ttal feet 10 pAce
of beginning 10 he sold as tho property OF
Joseph A. fOrlan and Kate l. MOTAn, his
we, Rt the suit " Ida snow.
1ermb OF sale, cash,
NAT 81. BRIGHAM,
4. q, Marshal
Iiy !. u, TIMMOSH. Deputy Marshal.
dated July 18th, lsJi,
10 GrAnde Young. attorney for plainuf
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Notes.

The new catalogue OF tho Ii. Y. Col
lege, Just issued from tho press Of
smith, Cummings a Co., Ia q thing Of
beauty, n not q 10y forever. PTssl-
dent Kerr has taken great pails In
iabulAting anu classifying lts contents,
aud II 10 the most complete aud con-
cise catalogue yet issued for the coll
loge. Seventeen beautiful balf.ions
engravlngs adorn itb pages; tao paper
IL Of excellent quality Rna tho typo.
graphical work 10 fine sample Of the
art pfessrvative.
The Y. NJ. NJ. 1. A, Of Cache county
has been busy for long time collect.
Ing n fund for tho erection OF q mOnu.
msnt 10 perpetuate the memory Of
John ID. Gibbs, OF Paradise, who was
slain by mob In Tennessee, together
with Elder Berry ana the CoHdor
boys. Their efforts have been succe,s-
full, and the contract has been awarded
10 Z. .. Hansen OF thls city. IL will
be built OF Georgia Cherokee msrolc,
and will DO masterpiece Of tho sculp.
tors art.
A heavy frost fell last Wednesday
night, ana In SOME parts Of tho valley
Inflicted great damage to corn, beans,
potatoes, etc. Tho frOsi followed II,
usual eccentric methods; In some iu'
stances lsveling the vegetation ON ont
half OF q Iot, anu leaving the OtHer hall
untouched Destroying the results VI d
summers work for one man, anu pass
ing by his ncishbOr. Logan iolt III
effects less than some other towns.
Lewd aud lasoivious conduct was
the charge booked against julius Hal
vorsen on the police court docket on
Saturday. He WAS caught IN the bed
chamber Of deaf anu dumb unmnr,
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SUMMONS
In the District Court IN and for the THIRD
Judicial District Of Utah 1erriiory,
County % SAT- Lake
b. II. schetucr. riainua, vs.. sarah A. Love
defendant


b. H. schetuor. ri1Inua. vs.. sarah A. Love
defendant
The People Of tho Territory Of Utah send
erecting 10 sarzii a. nyo, defendant
YOU ABE HEREBY REQUIRED 70
l. appear ~ An action brought against you
hy the above named piainth In tho District
Court " the Ihird Judicial Disrict 81 the
Territory Of ttau, and 20 answer tho com.
plant lici therein within ten days toyciusvc
Of the Gay Of scviceI after the service on YOU
OF tbs summons-lt served within thia cUun.
IS; or. if served out % this county, but n this
district, within twenty daYsi otherwise within
fcriy dAys-Cr Judgment ny default will 10
taken HsA.n'i YOU. according 10 the prayer Of
Ans sid action is brought 10 rave iudg.
meat against sad defendant IN sum OF sitsi,
win Interest thereon from MAy ~. 1872, At one
per cent yer month, for 80 attorneys fee, and
prumiss0rv note, executed by defendant 90
AlucrtJ White. May H. lsfi tor 800 with IA.
sAmo beiug due and wholly unpaid, and beng
secured by mortgage Of even date on prem
ilps hereinafter dqscri cd oNcchted by
defendant 70 SAD AlDcrt >. Mhie shd note
plaintiff who u now tie owner aud holder
thereof; 10 have the usual decree OF this court
for TIE foreclosure OF SAID mougagc,sliu Judging
that proceeds u iaid sale DO applied IN pay
mont uf nmOuuta due ~ above, tbatdgfundAnt
and All persons claiming undCr her lC barred
and ioiCclased Of az clnim or equity u 70.
domuUOn IN said prcmitesl that pialnuh have
dgnelCucy Judgment AGAINST defendant Aad
Tor olhor relief sad premises are described
A. follows. tn.wit Al OF lot %. b.ocx 2, a. j.
Whites south SAT- Late, situated IN salt Lake
county, Utah.
and you arc hereby notified that u you faH
20 hpp0Hr aud answer the said complaint Ne
above required. the sMd plaintiff viii apply %
the cont Tor the relief dcu andUd therein.
Witness, the Hon. samuel a. Merritt, nudge,
AMI the seal OF the Instruct Cuuri of
the q hlrd judicial District, in aud
isEALl Tor the Territory Of Utah, this .lth
day % December, In the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety four.
DAVID 4. DUNBAR. Clerk
Nv gro. - LuOMts. Deputy CLERK
John NJ. Cannon. AuorL cy for piainu1.
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DuRsuASr TO A. oRDlU OF SALE
aud decree u foreclosure 10 mo directed
by the nftuCt Court Of Tue THIRD JudlciAl
District ~ the Territory Of Utah, thHll UN.
pose "a pubic sale, At Tho west front door nj
Inc County Court House. in The city ~ salt
Lake, county % Salt LAKE Aul Territory Of
llah, ON the lyih day ut august, $50. nj o.
O'Clock ANAL the I,tuc, claim ami interest
~ AddIu ~ b. 1fcwhCla and John bHbbott
o. 90, amt 20 tue following described Teal
ESTATE, to wit Commencing at u point three
49, roofs uufih of the southwest conner NJ lot
ok lGl, IN block nityssiN (iGl, HAT 80" SAT-
Lake city survey, running thence east four aud
unc.hAt a. rods 70 the center OF one Nll
rod street A. then situated, on the lUth iAy uf
hUNtmbor, 1871, running thence north along
the centre OF said street three 40 ruds, thunuC
west four aud one, half GA rods 10 tho wet
line % sAid lot thence south three ,llTndA
10 tue place 81 beginning, containing thirteen
and uno'hhlf lliial square rods o. gruuud,
situatu. lying and hciug W SAT- Lake cry, eat
Lake County. Territory ut Utah.
10 DO sold a. Tie properly 0f hddlo N. d
Ttowhola, at the sut uf frank Thompson, eN'
oCutur Of the last will Hnd testamcnt ana Joe
X. Lane, administrator with Will annexed, VI
tho estate Of James Thompson, deceased.
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM.
United states Marshal
by j. Is. TiMMUNl,
Deputy Marshal,
Dated Iuly 9th, i.J5.
ASpuEw howAr, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DUEsUAEr To Az ORDER or SALE
L and decree % foreclosure, TO me d.
Iscted by the distric! court OF the Third Jud.
lrisl pistIiot Of the Territory OF Utah, shAll
expose at public sale, NJ toe west front
t0or of the County Court House, tneW city
ana county bmldipgl In the CiIy and Coun'
y o. SAT- Lake, Territory OF Utah, on
tho l5th day OF August ls.1 a. tho hour Of 10
o'clock a m, all The rlght, tito, claim and
interest Of Alice D., donaldson, hdministra.
trn OF tho estate o. Charles Donaldson, de.
ceased, Alice y, uuuglHs0 and BrAndford
Donaldson, Of, 10 and TO the following
described real estate, TO w.t.
o. lots numbered one hundred and one
gUN, ono huudrsd and three (lOil and one
hundred ana hyc ,lHI, In lnRlewood Aubdl-
ylsloG 90 ssll Lake ely, in sulI Lake County,
Itah Territory.
To be sold "a the property Of Alice Y. Don
hlison, AdmlnsiTstrN OF tho estate OF unhrles
~ Donaldson, deceased, Alice E. Donaldson
Ann l. earn.
Terms OF sale, cash
NAT ~. BRIGHAM,
u, .. Marshal
BY l. .ARCaER, Deputy Marshal
Dated July -, 1875
4 Il. AAwrEG attorney for plaintiff
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This Invaluable Tsmvuy 10 one that
ought 10 be In every household. It
will cure your rheumatism, Neural
gia, Sprainr, Cuts, Btuisrr, Frosted
Feet and Ears, Sore Throat ami Sore
Chest II you have Lame lack it
will cure It. II poueirates to the seat
Of the disease. IL will euro ~ n
Joinie nnd contracted muscles after ali
other remedies have failed. Tho,s
who have been cripplcs for years have
used Baidrd's SnOV LWiHisHI and
thrown away their oTutohrs anu been
Rblo to walk M well as ever. IL Will
cure you. Price 90 cents Sold by
Il. &. ri. 1. drug store.
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l-AdludiGators Will divide or withhold
price according 10 merit
s-All chora competing Tor Nos. snd must
slug together after the contest, under the
Leadership %, prut Evan stephens. The win.
To- Concert,
a-N non there arc moro than lya entries
preliminary examinations Will DO hold tho
morning OF October 0, At Assembly Halt
A-rgrUud pIlfcs WI only BE- given when At
least ltree lave entered competition.
s-iha decision " tho sdludicators shall IN
all eases Doc uUhL
can rrEo compositions shall be- tho prop.
eriy Of We EwiuuliodCommittoo unless other
WlHO HpurIlpd
i-succussul competitors shall. II required.
htbitt AZ the evenings concert,
--Compsiiuonb are orLN 10 ALI regard
less ~ tIuuu pr nationality.
p-All cDnprAgs bands wall form In u body
10 " O'Clock noon Thursday, october 3rd at
the Temp rtuu Hotel, anu march To THIRD
South ana AiuIn HlTeets, thence cast 10 State
taunco north o. frat South. thenco west TO
West Temple, thence NORTH TO the west gate OF
Temple higcs md VIII play ihe welsh nA
tuunl AIR "Martu u the Men OF ligf|Hth"
lNutr secretary Tor music furnished gratial
-lutrutluE comp tt0rs muf' send their
names iu 90 ihu secretary before -Cpirmhcr lst
Ns h,- Under no conditions Will anyone un
allowed 90 compete unless TIL, rule Is com
MasIc TO be had at Coulter 4 snelgroye Co,
histcdtild Headquarters, Main street, sat
lAso city, Utah They Will have tho only
authorized editions for these contests
Competitions will be hold Thursday after.
noon aui insult, October ia, and me great
Festival Nl.l conclude VITA grand concert
ttliay night, october ith,
For further particulars write
General -ogI7lary, John James, SAT- Lake
gecrc aiy flr colorado. /. u. Roberts, go Lin.
coin ave.. Denver.
Secretary on Idaho, 4. \. Davis, Editor Eaier-
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