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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-10

tho manner in which the gas escaped.
Dutrant took n turner, and descending
b. the jury -box, explained tue oonsstuo-
struclion Of tho burner 10 this jury.
After repairiug the burner, Durrant
said ns descended to tha auditorium,
where he found George King playiag
on the organ. King remarked that
Dutrant looked pale. DJrrant re-
plea that King wouli be In the same
condition 30 no had bsen nearly over.
come by escaping gas. At Dufrsnps
fsqusst King bought some bromide.
seiizsr, wnich the prisoner drank. The
medicine maze him feel better, and nj
u'clook DutrhDt lett the church In
company with King. He wen, out o.
his way two blocks 10 convene with
king. after which they separated and
Dutrant W. mt home 10 dinner
Dlffant said he felt ~ anu ate hut
little. Ia the evening lie went 10
prayer meeting nj Emmanuel church.
lie saw Mis-. Noble aud asked her ~
Blanche was coming 20 prayer meet
ing. Mrs. Noble replied that che did
not believe that her niece would be
present. He related number OF
other minor incidents In connection
with his connection with Mfp. Noble,
VINO evidently did not endorse his
statements, from the iuct that che
shook her mead several times. At the
close OF the service Duffanl said he
went home and retired.
DurTant denied that on the after.
noon Of April 81 he wss al the corner
OF Powell aud Clay streets, rs testifi,d
to by Mrs. VOgel. He also denied tue
statement Of the three school girls who
testified that Durrant ana Blanche
Lamont boarded Powell street car nj
Clay street and rode toward Market
street. He said he did not ride ON q
west.bound Valencia street car with
Blanche Lamont, Rs terlitiei 10 by
Mrs. Croinsti. He said he was never
In oppenhoim's pawn chop.
"Did you upon April 30, 10 San
Francisco or elsewhsrs," asked Attor-
noy Deuprey. "infiict any violence
upon Blanche Lamont, or did you kill
or participate In killing nei2"
DurraGt replied that he did not, an ID
the direct examination was Mt an end.
The communication which lasted
only nn hour before court took rec ess
was confined 10 questions relative "
the life Of DuTrant prior to April 3D..
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Tsmmany Platform.

NEW York. Oct. a.-TsmmAny hall
wigwam was or0wdsJ tonight at the
opening OF the county convention Ia
nominate candidates Tor the city and
uouuiy.
rms platform aiopiei Endorsed tho
administration OF Pro ,ident Cleveland,
the candidates Tor slate officer; con
demnsi the Interference OF tho uham-
bvr OF commerce with the politics oi
the city ON behalf Of tho Republican
party; the incO slstency Ia the state
aud county Republican platforms was
referred 10 Us an effort to catch votes,
anu the action Of the at.te Democrats
Ia uniting with the Republicans Tor
the sake OF spoils was severely con.
uumneu.
The platform further nsid. ave be.
lisye In tho enforcement OF tho law,
but protect sgainst aud denounce thu
Discrimination that has been made be-
tween tho rich and poor In this Cd.
uressiye and unintelllgent exercise OF
pover by the police board of this city
"Wo condemn the employment OF
suie. furnished with money to Induce
others TO commit violations OF the law
a. savoring 100 much OF the despotit
measures OF the countries whose gov
eTnmrnts deal with their people al
,utj cts, not as Tree citizens. The Dem
ocratio party 10, rs II has over been
,trlctly in favor OF sunday by alb
sIainlng on that day from ali unneces
saiy employment, and vet mindful o
The rlghta OF every citizen 10 the en-,
ioyment OF worihlp, and recre
alton, according 10 his own conscienc,
and wishes, ha lar ms compatible with
a regard 10 the bencnts ami desires Of
| othsfs."
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Many People Suffer Severely from Peculiar, Aggravat-
ing and Distressing symptoms of Disease, and Es-
pecialIy Those Who Are Afflicted with Catarrh.
DR.. G. W. SHORES PERFECT TREATMENT CURES
And VIII Put You in
Weather of the MouhDont Delay NessctGo
Doctor shores at Msery suffer-
ing Harsh Winter brings Sick People.

Just NJ this time Of year, when the weather
~ changing tad the cquiuonial slofms Aio WIN
~, everybody complains Of a cnld or mnte
must % The eNtent Of an epidemic which
mah,fess iisclf IN peculiar anu d'iFes'lns
symptoms.
Inflammation through the bronchial % 20. ana
the isIFc And ana j air dueia And ietltr' ~
the lungs and through the winlpile' ~ anu
down the throat anu through the nash eaN-
ups far un into tho head, csurinE o. mIstrtlIo
feeling OF wanting 20 tncckl AZ 700 uncs
Later there IL fcycrIsh invHri hbrIlus hth
anu a waakcnlnr nnking, l,N'l'sn 'snsouI,
running the uuft ant tyct, Mhlch ucrpWe
Trd uuu swollen. snu % miserable iccihf OF
uiysical ptuatri lon and temporary collapse
aud The asonics % constSnt. unrelenung and
iint tbs e not III. nor halt Ifthc tr,uDici'
neglected ana allowed TO run on urimpf1ptfy
attended TO, the nose of the sufferer nceolnts
"stunod up" uutl no loses one % lho human
fcnnCs--tho sense OF smell. That me iht
NisAhlc paltto Of the brain becomes TEN.
porariiy. paraiyaed. Ihtn no loses anolh,r
aonsu-tha tonsc Of taste-tho visible paiatu
with which we taste fruits anu sweets become.
paraiTEod. tor 10 gloom aud PEN u added
The Sowing nth Of catafrh and the sufferer.
thtuat, natures clean duct Tor VINE mia anu
human nutrtmcnt, becomes foul sewer Tor
tho downward passage Of catarrhal uoisonr,
forced backward from the irhAmod nAaaI
Nov it's seldom that any one person feels
Al these symptom unless suffering from
chronic catarih. The point n JUS TINS III
you suffer with any Of these indicative symp'
toms, do not neglect yourself a uhy'
Tor unless proper care aud treat,
ment u used an Of these horriD,e
CONDITIONS will certainly follow. DO not rss
H. Doctor q. ". Shores, "Ihe peorlre boc'
tor" NJ ever stands ready, wiling aud chp'
able OF rddinF you OF all these troublcs iiis
perfect treatment and etronTthrninF vege.
table medicines. viii hui NJ your hyhicm hhd
protect you from those more severe auuftet
which arc almost euro to come 10 weakened
constitutions during tho severe and trying
weather of winter
TO not hrsita 10 rot delAyl Go TO
Doctor shores today, donrt wait until iomor'
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SUFFERED TWENTY YEARS.
Mira satah warburon. residing at Pleasant
Grove, writes

Mira sarah warhuuon. residing at Pleasant
Grove. writes:
"ItuieFod with catarfh f,r twenty years II
Affected my head, throat stomach and NY eyes
seriously, uiCd in vain 90 relieve mytH uf
ny uuuofing, or u remove the disease. bur 70
was too stubborn. ! nave tried dDrtYa and
different kinds " remedies year IN ana ycaI
out, Win no permanent relief I tunqrot a
fearful pHtn across tue eyes aud forehead nnd
the extension ~ the disease into my cyes
caused me intense misery and much alarm TOT
fear should lose my sight My nose and head
would stop up anu there was a constant dis.
charge Of hithy mucous into my throat, which
passed mo my stomach and poiaoned my
who ayetom,
1t wac never until began Doctor q. W.
Shores treatment and medicines that OBJ.
tanned relief Almost from the time that I
took tho irst medicine l began 10 iusl better,
anu have improved steadily, until now I feel
like new person, I feet grateful To Doctor
chores for his Kind attention and splendid
treatment and Am glad 10 bear my testimony
to hia sonderiul sam, as many hundreds have
done before me-"
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SEVERE STOMACH TROUBLE
Resulting fran carnnic rs'arrha'
roIsanlmg OF The niEesIIxe Org aus.

MIR. n. q. santmyer, \ most esumAble and
respected citizen ~ eureka, Utah, describes
the years OF suffering his wife passed through
and how Doctor shorgs IA curing her, after
other doctors hAd treated hor for tho wrong
disease aud faiioG 20 give Der Tollef. Mr. sant.
mycr says
"My own personal opinion, regarding Doctor
g W shoresH system OF treatment, for
seated and distressing diseases, 10 the same A.
that expressed by everybody else who knows
~ experience lust what that treatment IL.
believe thAt II viii bring rclei and cure In
any other systrm Ia tho world, ! am speaking
strictly IRON experience an what u has done
for my wife.
tarTh Of the stomach In Ia most aggravated
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Cholera Epiasmle Ended.

BAN FRANCISCO. oct. 9.@-The
steamer Australia arrived today, bring.
Ing advices from Honolulu, Oct. Q;
Hut two claes OF cholera have dsvei.
opod Ia tue past fourteen days. The
record TO date Is eighty seven cases aud
sixty.thfse deathe, incluJing but two
" hiie people. TIA natives persistent
ly 10 use 10 report cases until tue vie.
Inns wers dead or dying. They slain
tho cholera was brought IN the country
to EXTERN mite hem and blame In.
white men for H.
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broken eown.No ono eNcfs " fopoor aaure or
A. she was whcn ! brought her 10 Doctor
shores. she was run down IN nssh 90 us
pounds, her natural weight being about
ponnds had ulcd many doctor, before TAX
INK nor 10 Doctor shores aud paid lota Of hig
doctor iills. hut ! Enuw now that they all
treated her for the wong disease. when
Doctor shores oN mined hcf be told ua her
trouble was catarrh Of the stomach, and
that with good care she could be cured, aud be
told tie truth. he Wa correct. ~ the result .
proving, for 10 IA curing her, sni best VI AL,
DOCTOR shores treatment Hcomodtn tate right
hold anu give folef from the START ant fho
was practically over tho wort OF ha3 trouble
almost before We kuoW 10 %
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WONDERFUL RESULTS.

Mr. q. v. Nichols connected with the salt
Lake Ice company. anu residing al No. SIS
west rightt south street says
~ suffered win Indigestion and very bad
liver for three or four years aud lots OF the time
It was hiE fob for mt TO lust walk arOund.
took one bottle % q. W. ~hufes' Kidney and
Liver cure Hud am Ike different man Thts
splendid medicine stopped my indigestion
entirely me, and feel good now
anu can work with more ease than I have tor
years, ! was run down In strength anu npsh,
but In a very short time gained ten pounds IN
weight
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Consul. waiting for Orders.

NEW YoEil. OCT. GA dispatch to
tho World from Foo Chow, Chins,
says: The Ku Cheng commission
cnd tina. 40 Chinots took part In the
msssesIe Of missionaries at Hwa
5ang.
Fifty,nine pcrsons have been put on
trial. Forty-nve have been convicted.
Thirty.two Chinese aro awaiting tho
vlcsTOy's decision. The commission
10 at n standstill. The consuls are sim
ply waiting for orders.
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form. for over Two years u tctmed iust ike
a docp catarrhal poisoning Of herCnute sYa-
ten che had something more linn ths ofdi-
nary tympt0ms Tho worst seemed 10 be- mis-
cradle SICK headaches. with terrible pains IN
the back ~ tho head and uCkucaa and dis.
tfafs IN the stomach when these a.
tcka were tho worst there was woetaht time
that she could not r,taiu o particle ~ food
either n1uid or solid. In her stomach. II it a
wonuef now she lived! hor cntre system was
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oue OF much interest aud viii carry much
weight with Il. she SAYS
when went 10 Doctor shores, had cut
fercd for a long time ana very severely. My
trouble waA cAtAfrh and kidney disease, with
an alarming tendency towards dropsy, hu
symptoms wero many aud very Distressing
There wAa tho usual catarrhal stoppagt OF the
nose, dinicuit breathing. dry, sore and IN.
iamed throat, frequent spells OF dizziness or
vertigo, q bluntod cease OF taste ana smell and
the constant threat OF total deafness from tho
ringing aud roaring m the care.
'Hut III sss were the icssl of my silcuons.
suipr0l with awful dragring pains across the
small OF the back. would hAyo attacks OF such
dinlcult breathing that l would have TO gasp
would hl0At aud swell. until u would seem
that they would burst, but Dr. shores wonder,
fui medicines have not only relieved me, but
have completely cured me-
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S. A MONTH UNTIL CURED

whether Il taxes three months or tbrcc
wocta THIS foe igcludos everything nogca'
sary IN n complete and permanent cnrc-A
medictnra, truatfont aud care.
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KILLING or CAPTAIN suIrn.
The deed aay Not Nave Bsen Done
bT Indlnus.

DENVER, Oct. "a special TO tho
News from Cheyenne, wyo., say.
who returned from Evanston this alter.
noon, whore he served writ, OF habeAs
corpus on Sheriff Wari for two IT,
disns arrested Tor unlawful killing Of
game, says that no crcueuce IL given
there to the story OF the klllingof Ca T.
Smith and two companions by Ban.
mock Indians. While II IL generally
believed that Smith has been killed.
It 10 not thought that the Indisns bad
anything to do with II, IA A gent Teter
reports all OF the Baunocks on their
reservation.
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MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS
OR CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, ETC.

Don't forget that Headquarters, simply because
we carry the largest and best line of goods in the city for
the least money.
Whether you want to buy or not, come in anyway.
VIII try and make you feel at home.
Our premises have been considerably enlarged and
remodeled therefore will have ample accommodate
q vast crowd of bargains seekers
We have made great reductions in all departments,
and our Fall and Winter Stock is Now Complete.
Bear in mind the place and number
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CLOAK DEPT.

Black Beaver, double Cape. a. in.
long tourist siylel...."....-."S2.25
A fine black Satin Beaver cloth
cape, 80 inches long, Cone iur
edge, very nobby""."..".".".S4.5O
Navy blue repellant serge Dress
SElrt ior"......... SOC
A handsome black crepon Skirt,
latest style, very pretty pattern,
perfect htling."',.,........". 10
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DIR. SHORES PEE.

The cost ofa fnii course Of treatment for
oatarfh or catarrhal ohronic disease, At Iion's
Medical lns ituic, under Doctor q. shoros
personal care aud adyiee IA NJ the rate %
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British consul OF Nusvitas, province Of
Puerto Principe, mas Joined tho Incur
gcnif.
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7 To Our
Country Visitors.

On your visit to the city to attend conference, we
extend an invitation to everyone to make their head
quarters with u.s. in the Wasatch Block and if in need of
any thing in the line of wearing apparel, such us
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THIRTY YEARS In UTAH.
Endorsement from mrs. Briia Gilbert,
0ue of the oldest Residents "i sa''
Lake uiy-CHInrrh, Kidney Dissns'
nud nrap.y cured.

Nirs. Brita Gilbert, G3S
kmory street. West, -Alt
Lake CITY u one OF
Utall's very Oldest set.
uora she came across
too plains To Utah.
thirty years ago. In the
year lHdi, made the
whole lrip with an OK
team, being sixteen
weCka on the rosa,
Naturally she IL we'll.
known. sud her STATE.
mnnt which folio
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OUTING FLANNELS.

% inch striped Outing Flannel,
gray, white or brown stripes,
10 yards 10 a customer. ...-..." 4Iic
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ANOTHER WEEK OF OUR
Grand October Sale!
HUMID REDS OF NEW BARGAINS ADDED
THIS WEEK.

SPECIALS IN BLACK DRESS
GOODS.
81 inch black figured Mohairs, in
choice designs, worth CSC per
yard .,....",..,".,..,,... AOc
60 inch black all wool Cashmere
Serge, best imported makes,
worth ioc and 4sc per yard."... Csc
IS inch black Surah worth 4oc..... csc
"a inch black Surah, double warp.
good weight, worth 9oe.."... .... CSC
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bottle, We tried Il with the following results
The INST bottle did her so much good thnt we
bought another, aud have continued until she
has been cured"
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' natural wool mixed ribbed
Vests and Pants, ) to S, extra
heavy, value goe......."............ csc
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FLAlD WAISTS.

The latest novelties in nolby Scotch
Plaid Waists, from Sl.5O, $500.
SIPS 10 $3.50.
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NOVELTY DRESS GOODS.

IS inch all wool mixed Suitings,
dark colors only, imported.
special at....... ...................... COG
20 inch double width. twilled
mixed Suilings, dark colors, ."...l6;jc
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NECK BoAS.

Black coney neck Boa, animal
head. ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Zoo
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Soak 90, "a, writes !
My wife was troubled
with female weakness,
aud ulcers OF tile uterus,
She had been doctoring
with every doctor Of any
good reputation, and had
spout lots Of money In
hospitals. but 70 no put.
pose. She continued to
net worse. She was
greatly prejudieed
against patcnt mcdi-
clues, hut AZ a last resort
we tried a bottle OF Or,
riefcc's ravoritc Pre-
scriptiou. We had seen
some Of your advertise
ments, aud Mt. Cum
mings, a west side drug
giat, advised rs TO Try a
a. ID
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Mink neck Boa, animal head
very nobby, for.".....' ..........$3 90
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SILK WAISTS.

A beautiful assortment Of silk Waists,
from $5.45. $500. 5000. ST.
up.
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TRIkL TREATMENP PREE.

TO lhose applying IN person AZ lIon's Medlca
InAlllmin.
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DR.. Miles Heart Cure

For sale by all druggists.
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WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.


The following letter with appended
communication In tbs form NJ an np-
peal was handed to the NEWS today
by MI. Darrell, 10 whom they were
cent.
ALNr, Wye, Nov, Il, 1895.
Mr.. n. G. Bsrtolh
Dear slr-Iu behalf Of suffering hu-
manly, 1 respectfully, though urgently,
AK lha. you give oar % the enclosed ap.
peal. n you caunot give II pore oual NJ.
toution, please see 10 u thai some one
will.
Hoping an early reply, be tho amount
large W. small, am,
Very respectfully,
THOMAS ktnnY, Secretary.
BY request OF Mrs. Hydon, Red Can.
yon, Wyu.
once Moro tho widows aud orphans
call 10 The good citizen. OF SAT- Lake CITY,
Utah.
We, tho widows aud fatharlo,s, made
no by Tho Rcd Canyon explosion, &C.
kuowirdglug tho great kindness hero o.
fore extended 10 "a, desire TO call atten-
ton 20 Our rruscn condi Ion. believing
that The Rocky Mountain Coal aud Iron
company was legally responsible for tbs
great lo'- We sustained, aud that while
40 adequate return could be made u.
sun that Oi th0ir millions a pittanre suf.
hcient 20 Keep us from starving would DO
choefiully given us. We peiiuonod aud
had appointed Mr.. John W. SAM
mon admlniirator to legally repre-.
sent w. Alter respectfully CALI
ing attention 10 our condition,
which In many Instances u dopiorahie
enough. Mr.. sammon brought suits, sud
now we are met With an apple cation Tor y
change Of venue which alleges under
oath that this great corporation cannot
receive Justice uithor Ia Uinta, Sweet
wa Or, carbon. VA roma, GonvUrHO or
Weston counties. Aud ~ are told hat
this leave. us without hope, nc our casos
arc transfoffod to Cheyenne, Laramie
cOun y, Tor trial. aud Without means TO
deifay the expense Of going, We cannot
oNpec. TO get Justice. Hut We iool that
there, whore the court house lsundor tho
shadow oi tho dome OF tho cupi nj, our
petitions will 10 hoard and Justice adj
minisiurUd, Our little ones IN many
casos halt clad ami hungry, Il would
soom nv though We arc warranted In ap.
poaling for q ntributons 10 bO aOnt 10
John W. SAmmon, clerk dis riot court,
Evanston, Wyo., with tho assurance that
= ch A. answer this appeal u the widow
and orphan will be casting bread upon
tho waters.
Mus. ilrNRY, ScoruEnN,
Mis-. WILLIAM WEEDoP,
Nus. pEHEH NYAM.
Mus. !. W. CLARK,
Mus. Nm. purr,
THOMAS ktHuY, Secretary.
Relief Committee.
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November Weather.

Tbs CHIEF OF the weather bureau d.
reefs the publication OF the following
data. compiled from the record OF Oh
setvations TOT the month Of December,
taken al this station fot a period Of 20
years.
10 IL believed that the facts thus set
forth viii prove VI Interest TO the pub.
Ito, ~ well rs tho special student,
showing ~ they do the average anu
extreme conditions OF the mOrs im.
poflant meteorological elements anu
the range within which such VAtla.
tons may be expected to keep during
any corresponding month.
TEMPERATURE.
Mean or normal temperature, 80
deg.
This wArmest December was that Of
1859 with an average VI ~ deg.
Tue coolest December was that OF
1876 with au average o ~ ueE.
lhe uightet temperature curing any
December was 6l ueg. on Dec. lat,
1874.
lhe loves, temperature durlng any
Deormbsr was 10 drg. on DSo. 26gh,
1873.
Average date on which nut "kin.
Ing" iIoII occurred (n gutuml), OCT.
~.
Average date on which lsat "kill-
ing" ifss. occurred (in sprinEh April 8.
PRECIPITATION (HAIS AND MRLTED
sSOw).
Average for Tho month, LOS inches.
Average number Ut days with ,0l VI
an mn inch on more, 7.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was ~ inches In 1859.
The least monthly precip ilatirn was
oil inches In 1873.
The greatest amount OF pTseipllallo
record d IL srs "a consecutive hours
wa lbs 'nohe, on Dec. IL 10, 1858.
The lsrualest amount vi snowfall To-.
corded Ia "a consecutive n0urH tfeootd
ehtunding 10 winter u 1873 Oalyl
was 10 Inches on December D, 1907.
CLOUDS And WEATHER.
Average number OF eiou ilrSs day, o.
Average numoet o. pErly CLOUDY
days, 10.
Average number OF elVudy days, IL.
WIND.
Tue prevailing winds have bs,n
from the sOuth-sast.
Tue highest velocity OF the wind
during any December Was AZ ralles on
Do. !, 1898.
j. Il. Smith,
Observer, wHatLeg bureau.
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place Mt ihs Episcopal church ycslef.
DAY afternoon. The Salt Lako bar nss..
ciaticn was well tupteseuiei. The pail
bearets were ID, IA. Perry Jf., "a. T..
snyder, J. il. McNlllEn, J.M. Aobo',
@. r.. Ccfse anu A. A. WencseL
Honorary pail bearers; w. II. king,
y. T.. Williams, a. Il. HsyWo1d, q. 9.
Riohatds, l.. X. Rogsts anu II. T..
Hahdeftou.
Tho 1uihl trIbults were beauiii'.
The services we're conducted by TIE
Rv. w. l.. Msrson, who paid n hil b
tribute O. the memory Of tho deceased.
The remains were laid TO test 10
M0untain VleW cemetery.