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WASRAIDED SUCCESSFULLY
THE GRAND AVENUE OFFICERS
 CAPTURE SIX.

seven Men Found Drinking In Hamilton
 Street saloon-Two Escaped and the Pro-
 prietor to be Arrested.
 Nothing has proved so efflcacious in the enforcement of the Sunday liquor law as arrests under the recent statute, which makes it crime to be found ,n a saloon on Sunday.
 Yesterday afternoon Officers Camlfield and Toronto raided the saloon of John J. Maher at the corner of Myrtle and Hamilton streets. In the saloon they found seven men drinking and Maher serving the liquor. All were in a rear room of the saloon, In which a tempo rary bar was erected.
 Officers Toronto and Caulfield were in civilians dress and their entrance was hardly noticed. AS soon as the crowd realized what had been done @ mad rush was made for the door. Of the eight men in the room only two escaped. The others were arrested and brought to the Grand avenue precinct. They are Caspar Belz of Hamilton street, Bernard Ward, Thomas Kelle- her, Thomas Doyle and John Hansman.
 Maher, the proprietor, will be arrested as soon as the warrant is issued by the prosecuting agent.
 Belz and Hansman were released on bonds of $50 each.
 The success of the raid is due to Off, cers Toronto and Caulfield. They came upon the place from yard on Franklin street. In this way they eluded the "spotters," who could not recognize them in civilians dress. The surprise was complete, but still when deter mined effort was made to break away the officers kept six of the eight in the place prisoners.
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THE THIRTEEN CLUB.

The Thirteen club, composed of act i've, energetic young members of the St. Aloysius T. A.. B. society, will hold their annual outing and clambake at Silver Sands, September 8. The club is exceedingly popular and large at tendance Is expected at the outing. In vitations are eagerly sought for by the many friends of the club and the mem- bers find it difficult to supply the de- mand as the number is limited.
 MT. Philip Little has been elected press agent and manager of entertain ments.
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SATIN ROCK EXCITEMENT.

Charles Miller, proprietor of the bill Hard room at Savin Rock, was arrested last evening under the recent borough ordinance. Miller immediately gave bonds and was released. His trial will come up in the West Haven court to- day.
 There were about forty in the place and eight of these were arrested. There are twelve tables in the place and all were in full blast. The fear of arrest cleared the place readily, however
 No other arrests were made.
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MORE CHINESE oUTRAGES.
Christians Have Been BrutaI1y Harried
 Near Hing-Hua.

London, Sept 1.-The Times" pub- fishes a despatch from Shanghai say ing that some Chinese Christians have been brutally harried near Hing-Hua, in the province of Fokich. Their houses were burned, their property pIundered and their cattle stolen One man was fatally wounded.
 A magistrate was asked five times to assist the Christians, but he refused to do anything to prevent the outrages. This magistrate had published an am- biguous proclamation referring to the Kucheng massacre, melting the rising against the Christians. Further worse troubles are expected.
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Was Stricken at His Desk.

Washington, Sept. 1-Major Richard K. Sylvester, a well known newspaper writer, died here this morning in his sixty-third year. He was a native of Vermont and the principal editorial writer on the Post He was stricken at his desk in May of last year. shortly after the sudden illness which carried off his chief, the late Frank Hatton He rallied slightly but had been more or less an invalid for sixteen months. The cause of death was heart disease, probably due to some extent to kidney trouble.
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Excise Law Enrorced

New York, Sept. 1.-The Sunday clos ing law was more successfully enforced here to-day than on any previous Sun day Only a few saloons were doing business under cover. The number of excise arrests made dropped from thir- ty-seven last Sunday 10 thirty, probably the smallest number made in the city on a Sunday during the past five or six years,
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will Proceed CriminalIy.

William E. Flaherty of Button street complained to City Attorney Matthew man last evening that he and his wife had been criminally libelled by an ar ticle which appeared in yesterdays Waterbury Herald. City Attorney Matthewman will prosecute the case to the utmost and Flaherty will bring a civil suit. Flaherty is a fireman on the Consolidated railroad and is very respectable appearing fellow.
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The Wisconsin Guests.

The visiting Wisconsin commandery, Knights Templar, of Milwaukee, left this city on Saturday on the S:10 even ing train homeward bound. They were escorted about the city Saturday morn ing by New Haven commandery mem bers, and in the afternoon they were finely entertained at the Pequot club, Morris Cove. After the banquet the knights were taken for a sail in one Of Smith Bros steamers. The American band furnished music.
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Tn TobeDedicated.

The new temple of Congregation Bnai scholom on Olive street. will be dedicated on Sunday, September 15, with appropriate ceremonies. On the Jewish New Year, September 19, the church will be used for the first, time. The temple when finished will be one of the finest in the city.
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OFF TO BROOKLYN.
Canton Aurora, Pa

Canton Aurora, Patriarchs Militant, No. 2.
 Patriarchs Militant, I. o. o. F., left last night on the steamer Richard Peck, to pay visit to Canton Kiel of Brooklyn, N. Y. Among those who went were: A. Lubenow, A. Parlow, August Reisinger, Samuel Sternehaus, Thilo Failer, Fred and George Schleich- CT, Julius Lasky, Frank Myer, John Wolf, Karl Won Behren, c. Spittler, Henry Hillman and others. A num- Der of friends from the Meriden Can ton accompanied the New Haveners.
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AT II. E. PERRK'S.
Japanese and Chinese Mattings.

The fine line of Japanese and Chinese mating and carpets continues to be a leading feature of H. B. Perry's stock at his carpet wareroonls, 914 Chapel street. Mir. Perry has also com plete stock of Japanese cushions, cur tains, rugs and hammocks, which de- serve a careful inspection. The store has well earned popularity and large patronage.
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Destroyed 50 ,ooo Postage Stamps.

By the bursting of a water pipe in fthe money order department of the spostoffice Friday night, 50.000 postage stamps were destroyed and damage to sthe amount of s10O was done. The .stamps were in the cashiers vault, but .the water flooded this and covered the floor of the department. The girl
 clerks took refuge on top of the desks
 until the water subsided.
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MOOyIIGHT TUESDAY NIGHT. West Side Clubs Members and Friends to

The West Side clubs members and friends will go on moonlight excursion tomorrow night on the steamer Mar garet to Bridgeport harbor and return. The boat will leave Belle dock at 8 o'clock sharp.
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Itnlians shnt and st.,hhed.

North Brookfield, Mass, Sept. l.
 Four Italians were shot and stabbed here to-day by Giovanni Saceente. a fellow countryman. Gaetano Delconte
 will die. They quarrelled over a case of beer. Saceente is under arrest.
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Personal Paragraphs.

NJ. II. Spencer is at tho Walker.
u, @. Youusson, city, Is guest Mt tho
Cullen.
+. d. Moullon, a New Yorker. is at tho
Tomploton.
George J. Fehrmann OF Cheyenne, Ia
stopping at tho Templelon.
Frank Christensen, agent for Sousa's
baud, IL regis cred at tho kuu'sford.
a. II. Foster Of Ashland. wi,consln, IL
numbered among tho guests ut the
Walker.
Mark Hopkln. IL In from CoaivIllc,
and has his name on tho Cullen register.
A. =. Barney OF ~. Joseph. Mo, In
domiciied for a short stay at the Temple
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Can are visitors
from san Francisoo a. tho KnutsfoTd
hostelry.
w. H. Cook OF Mammoth and J. Allen
Of Logan are In town aud Mt tho Walker.
a. II. Lubengood Of 4. V. Junction,
aud Luxe McGlon Of Live oaks, arc at
tho Cullen.
Mrs. c, NJ. buck Of san Diego, Cal, IL
a visitor To Utah's capital and puts up At
tho Tcmplo'on.
Mrs. Z. H. Paguo, Of Carlisle. Pa, ar
rived In salt Lake thi, morning and roy
istered Al the knutsford.
A. II. Shearman, of Jsmcston, New
York, arrived In town today and took up
hi' temporary abiding place at the CuI-
len.
l.. Knapp, who halls from Los Angeles.
Cal, mas added hts naino to tho list OF
arrivals ut The Walker.
Burckhart and Summer, of Basel, are
In the city. aud can be found at the Tenn
plolon where they arc temporarily lo-
Gated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinnoll and Miss KIN
nell. visitors from London, England,
have iaSon rooms attho no oil rompleion.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Il. Rogers. OF Omaha.
AMI Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Holden, OF Chi.
cagoi are among tho latest arrivals at tho
knusfofd.
j. y. Valentine. OF PHILADELPHIA, John
McLelland, OF Chicago. aud y. W. King.
man. OF New York. are registered guest.
at tho knutsiord.
Gen John Eaton, cS-U. s. commits.
sloner OF education, ~ In the city, and
male brief address THIS morning be-.
fnio tho city teachers at tho High School
building. He will visit the schools the
coming week.
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In the European Mission.

thlllcnnlal star sept 81
ARHIvAis--Iho foIIlwiug namtd
Elders arrived In Liverpool per Amei-
lean line steamer Bslgonlsnd on Sep.
tcmber is, 1896: For the British
mission--rhomas Adams OF Salt Lake
CITY; William .. Nswbold, Of raylon-
Vile. For tho Scandinavian mission--
Peter A. Pedersen. Of Salem; Joseph
Larsen OF Big Coitonwooc; Mis- +.
Ahlborg, OF South Cottonwood; John
II. Jonason, VI Salt Lake City; l..
Gustav Larson, Of south Cottonw cod I;
John +. Applsquiss, OF balt Lake City.
For the bwlss and German mission-
Alfred u. Meyer. OF Salt Lake Guy.
The same vessel also brought Elder
Daniel Densley OF HERMAN who IL
visiting Great Britain on genealogical
husiness. Elias Jensen OF Brigham
City who goes 10 Scandinavia
for tho same purpose; Miss Annie Nc
Tween and Mary MeIlvesn, Of Salt
Lake City, who are visiting thUir
parents Ia Ireland. The trip was with.
out special incident and all arrived
we'll. Tho Scandinavian Elders CON-
tinusd their journey III tho afternoon
OF the 18th.
APPOINTMENTS Elder Thomas
Adams has been appointed 10 labor as
travelling Elder In thu Liverpool con-
ference.
Elder William o. Newbold has been
appointed 20 labor ~ travelling Elder
In the Sheffield conferences.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

yUHEREA7. I. D. hwALnEIsG, on THE
w nrst DAY Of October, ls.2, executed and
delivered to the National Duildlng a Loan
Association. Of salt lake City, his promissory
note for tho sum Of ak hundred and iity dol.
lars, and on the sans dav. for the purpose Of
securing tue payment Of iho said note and he
interest thereon, re said l.. q. swaiterr and
Charlotte awalDorg, his wife. executed and
delivered to u. 4 Mason trustee. their certain
trust deed upon tho following described prop.
cry situated IN salt Lako County, Utah Tern.
tory, to-wit Beginning one and one.haif 40
rouA south ffoui the northwest corner Of lot
eight 90 block one hundred and nity one tliD,
plht"A SAIL Lake CITY sdrvey. and running
thence east two ~ rods. thence sough eight
% rods. thence west two "a rods. thence
north eight % rods 10 the place Of beginning.
the once d Tho county rccofdcr o. sail Lake
County. utah Territory. IN bnOk - q /" NJ pace
go and 0. on the i'm day OF December. 1877,
Whereas. tho said T., y. swabcrr and char.
lotte swnlberE. on the frat dAy OF February,
1873, executed AMI delivered 20 tue National
Buiidlng 4 Losn ASSOCIATION. their promissofy
note Tor the sum OF one huuafci dollars, and
On the same day, for thu pufpuie ~ securing
the payment OF the sai mote and the intffcft
thereon, executed and del ycrcdto n 4. uaoa
their Ger ain truat deed upon the said properly,
hereinbeforc described. which said tfusf deed
was on tho in day Of February. lS9. duly
salt Lake County. Utlh Tcrrilory, in book
- u" a. page ~ aud iQ1 and
Whofeus, sali truet douds provided that In
.ory notes Or OF tho interest thereon. or any
part thereof. then the stid Indebtedness aud
AL thereof should % once become due and
payable, and the aaid premises should be sold
By the SAID Trustee. ur his tuecesgnr in tfust At
pubic auction, NJ the front door OF Tho court
house. In salt Lake city, Utah Territory or on
the nouce Of such sale. thirty days previous
notice OF such fAio having been given, once In
each week tor four successive weeks N any
Newspaper NJ That time prblishcd m salt Lake
InmTNN.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE - uEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant 10 an order OF the Probate court
Of sat Lake County, made and entered on tho
2nd day Of october. lN6, tho undersigned
Administrator OF tho Estate Of Louis stern.
deceased. Will sell 10 tho highest bidder, for
cash. the following described personal prop
rty Of said estate one Cleveland bicycle. one
Gold fiiled watch, ono Cold watch Chain,
Nickis Slot Machine
SAID sale III tako rlsce on the 2ist day OF
October, 1895, and will BE- made privately.
lids viii be received At q Commercial block,
~ TO 10 O'Clock q M. October sist 1872, %
which time the result Of tho bids will be nm :.
nounccd at tho west d0oT Of the CITY and
county fiuiidinR. The property herein name
can be seen At the rorncr OF East anu south
Temple streets tNIws thecl
iect any and all bids.
JOHN r. HANSEN,
Administrator Of tho Estate VI Louis stern,
deceased.
ALgNASDun MoMlsTEn.
Attorney Tor istate,
Dated October 10Th lrD
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hNhAhy " NaN AAANs
Mary T. Ward. plAinun.
Patrick J. Ward. defendant
The People u tho Territory OF Utah sena
greeting To Patrick j, Ward. defendant
Nou AXE HEREBY REQUIRED To AP.
Il pear IA an acton brought against you BY
the above named plAinun IN tho Distllct Couft
0f the Third Judicial Disuict Of the Territory
OF Utah, aud TO answer the complaint hlcd
herein within ton days teNclusiNe of the day
OF scryiccl after the service ON you OF thus sum.
mons-u served within tins county, or, II
served out of this county, but IN this district
within twenty days. othofwiae within forty
dAys-or judgment by default VIII be tasen
against you, according TO The prayer " said
complaint
me said action IL brought 10 have decree
Of this court dissolving the bonds OF mhtr.
mony and contract of marriage existing be.
tween pialutih and defendant AMI awarding
10 plaintiff the custody Of tho minor child,
Joseph, ittue % said mhrrihfei Anoye relief
prayed on the following grounds, towiti That
ON or about the ysar 1901, the dciondAni,disra.
gardlnR hii marriage vow. .wiliuiiy and with
out cause deserted and abandoned iiaiutin,
aud hae ever since continued 20 TO desert and
abandon her, aghinht her will and without her
PENDANT has contributed nothing whatever 20
the support OF Tho plaintiff or their ihfant
ana you are hereby notified that ~ you fail
10 appear and answer the said complaint as
above required. the sai1 plainun viii apply
10 the court for the relief demanded therein.
witness, the Hon samuel a. Merritt, Judge,
and the seal OF the district court Of
the THIRD Judicial District, IN and Tor
lsLAtl tho Territory OF utAh, tha Twenty
second day OF Jlly. In the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundredand
DAVID Q. DUNBAR,
by GEo. d. LOOMS.
Deputy ClSrk.
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wsnspAi.'s SALE.


DuRsUAsT TO AZ ORDER or sALk
i and decree Of foreclosure 10 me directed
BY the District Court Of the THIRD Judicial
district Of The Terrltory o. Utah. shall cx.
pose At public sale At tho west front door Of
The County Court house tuew city and county
building) in the CITY 81 aalt Lahe. County Of
SAT- Late, aud Torritory o. Utah. on the 18th
day OF October. ISIS. ~ 10 O'Clock A. m. AL tho
right. title claim aud interest OF the defend.
ants, William il. Mcclure, Amanda Mcclure,
william = McCornick doing business A. Me-
Cornick \ Co, and Alfred thompson, OF. In
and 10 the following described real estate,
situate lying and being IN SAT- Lake County,
Utah Territory, and described - foiioWato vii
An undivided one lghth w interest IN and to
lot hftoen 10, In block thifty mae go. OK.
cept strip o. land one and twenty Two one
eight.tenths tai SID rods on the west end
Of SAID lot decided 10 Tho utsh Southern Hail.
road company July 18Th, 1879, and recorded IN
book IL" of eonveyauces, pages lhl aud ~,
In tho recorders once o. said SAT- Lake
county. Aiso lots four 20 and fifteen tis) In
block forty on. all Of The above described
parcels ~ land arc located IN the Ten acre plat
Territory. md being q suhdivision ~ part Of
toe southeast quarter Of soc Ion - township I
south. range / west. and scciional lot section
~, township south range ! west. G the Sait
Lake merdian. Together with all water rights
thereto belonging or apporaining
To DO soli % tie ptopcriy .gf the above
named defendants, William ~. Mcclure.
Amanda Mcclure ct 81. az tho suit Of John
inor.
Terms Of sale cash.
NAT ". HttGiiAM, q. .. MArahl.,
Ky L. l.. ARCHER Deputy Marshal
Dated september ruth. isli
g. W MoRsE. Attorney for plaintiff.
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Morloe of AsstssMeNT No. !.

Tho Hercules Mining Company, location OF
puneipal place 81 business, salt la o
city utAh Territory. Location OF mines
1lntic Mining district, Juab County, Utah
1ofritufF.
NO1trE u HEREBY GtvEN THAT. AT A
IN incoiing OF the board OF Direetofl held
ON the ilst day OF September. isli. an assess.
ment 0f i've cents per share was levied upon
the capital Hiock OF tho corporation. payable
Immediately 20 Joseph Stoghegan al the
comuAuy's onlce, 1910 Main street, salt Lake
city. Utah Territory.
ANY stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the lsth day % october, isOi
viii be delinquent, and advertised for safe at
public auction. And. unless payment u made
before, viii be sold on the 18th day Of Noveni.
Der iro, 70 pay the delinquent assessment
together with the costs OF advertising ana ca.
penae Of sale.
by order OF the Hoard Of Directors
JOSEPH GkOGllEGAN
Secretary.
70. eo.2j Main ST.. salt Lake CITY. Utah fer
ritory.
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MARsHAl,s SALE.

DUR-UAST TO An ORDER OF SALE
4 and decree OF foreclosure TO me directed
hy tho District Corrt Of the third judicial
District Of tho Territory OF Utah, shall cN.
pose At public sale. at west front door u The
County Court House new city and county
building, IN the city OF SAT- Lake and the
county OF salt Lake and Territory OF Utah. on
the list day OF October, 1870. NJ ~ O'Clock
a m. all the right title, claim aud Interest Of
Annie q. Tails and j. u. Tailis Of, In. and 10
The following described real estate situate
lyinf and beng IN tho county Of salt Lake
Territory OF Utah ana described ss follows
toswlti
Los iorty.nve tii) and forty six tlsj, block
two tll, Waterloo Addition 20 SAT- Lake City,
SAT- Lake uouniy. Territory Of Utah.
To 10 sold ~ the properly OF the within
named defendants, Anne Tails aud j. II.
Tallis.at the suit OF william homaa De Gioot
A. trustee and fhomas T.. De0root
Terms OF sale, cash.
NAT. ~. BkIGHAM,
United states Marshal.
by i. /. ARCHTn
Deputy Marshal.
Dated oct itth. is9i.
A. n. fawyer, Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
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toTlcE CT sflr OF ZEAL ESTATE
At PRIVATE 6Afc

I yNDER AUTHORITY or An ORDER OF
u sale granted iy tho Probate Court OF san
ske County, Territory Of Utah. Gated October
sth lso, VIII sell ht private sale the following
detcribtd real estate, 10 wit an undivided
onc.tweliih u.lg interest IN n part Of LOT ).
IN block 81. plot A. salt Lake ity survey,
bounded - foliows. tommencing At tho
northwest corner Of said lot i've and running
thence east ten (iol rods. south sixteen flsl
rods. west ten tlD rods. north fiNiocn lisj
RODS 70 the place Of beginning.
The sale viii be made on or after Oct. 18th
1875, ana lids viii be received AZ tho oniec Of
u Ala. No. 100 south Nam street, SAT- Lake
CITY.
Terms Of sale cash.
ALBERT FROsr.
Guardian Of tho Person and Estate Of Laarotta
frost minor
Oct yth, i,i5, date of nrst publication
II. . LANEf, Attorney tor suardikn.
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SOUsA COMING.
Ths Great Baudmsster VIII he WIN
Us Ia the Spring.

This mornings train from the west
brought to town flank Chris'ianef,
advance msnsger Of 5ousa's celebrated
bsnd. Mr.. Chrislanet has been on
th. coast arranging the details for tue
comlrg tour OF the great organization,
and this morning no was clo,eted for
two hours with Pref Evan Stephens
arranging for a concert IN Tue Tsbei-
nacls In conjunction with the IAbef'
nac.e choir. Tho consent OF TIE
Church authorities had already been
oft aimed, and the contract was toon
closed. The day will be IN ths early
part Of March. 100, anu the full band, led
by S9usa Himself, and with tovefsI
spsciai vo al scloists, Iogethsr with the
cdoir Of 900 voices, Will make up an
event scarcely Icss interss ! q than The
recent Estiddfod. Tns mz1-s.munt u
the affair has been entrusted to ii. u.
Whitney, who handled tho Joint ap'
psafance VI the band and the choir
lnst ytAI.
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The Secretary Got One.

Secretary James OF tue Cambfian &C.
ciety says he received letter from
MIR. Henry Houieley, a copy Of which
was published In the morning rHpofs
today, but that he does not make such
letters public without fret submitting
them 10 the committee. Evi-enly
Mr.. Housciy sent copies 70 tbs neNs-
papers aod they, OF course, pubIi'hu
them. Tho adjudication iUf wninh
Mr.. Houseley asks appears 10 this issuo
Of the NEWS.
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Nickel Donation Envelopes.

snperiDteDienu OF Sunday school.
Of Salt Lake Stake pleatc call or send
Mt once TO J. NJ. Whitaker, room $50
Consultation building Tor your quota
Of envelopes for u,v IN collecting Y ut
"nickel donation on "Nickel Sund,yD
These envelopes should be ia iue
hands OF your pupils by Sunday. Oct.
2Olh.
THOMAS &. GRioos,
RonAHD HOWSE.
WILLARD q. HUTTON,
SUPPLEMENTARY OF Sunday SCHOOL,,
Salt Lake stahs.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, executors OF the ektAtc of
Joseph Dean, deceased. 70 the creditors OF,
and al persons having claims against the said
deceased, 10 eNhibu them with the necessary
vouchers, within ton months after tue drst
pubncAtion OF this notice, To tho sad Joseph
~. Dean, at 40 Norih second West street.
ralt Lake city. Utah, IN The County OF salt
IAko.
Dated September u, lses,
JOrEfn II. DEAN,
WM. J, dean,
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the f,cul,y to no called upon only for
special lectures.
Miss Anna Maeser rendered IN
or an solo.
Tue choir sang ''L'rd thou wilt
hear ms," after which CHARLES Peer
son Unefod the beneiictiDn.
LERof &. sNow, Recorder.