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The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-10

WI Bryan will certainly be the next
president of the United States. The
campaign has progressed far enough
to show that the result is merely a
question of how large a majority the
people will roll up against the domina-
ton Of Wall street and the supremacy
of the English gold standard Mr.. Bry-
an has issued the following signed
statement which fully comedies with
and verifies the judgment and senti-
ment of the overwhelming majority of
the people. 1t looks as If the election
was going to be a landslide, a tidal
wave which will sweep all before it.
The following is Mr.. Bryan's state
ment, issued to the press Saturday
morning from Cincinnati:
at have no doubt of my election. base
my confidence upon the fact that the free
coinage sentiment Is growing every day.
The people are studying the money ques-
ton, and the study of it is convincing the
people generally that there be no per-
maneDt prosperity long the gold
standard is maintained.
"The gold standard makes n dearer dol
and falling prices mean hard times. The
people who profit by hard times rela-
lively few in number that they would
amount to nothing at all but for the fact
that they are aided by a considerable num-
Der of people who, not having studied the
money question themselves, have received
instructions from few finsnciers.
"The number of Republicans who have
declared for free silver outnumbers the
Democrats who have deserted the ticket,
and while the number of silver Republic
ans is increasing all the time, the number
of boiling Democrats is all the time de-
creasing.
"While have no doubt as to my cleo
tion, believe that the advocates of free
coinage should work from now to election
day to make the majority in the electoral
college SO large that no party hereafter
will ever dare to propose submission to a
foreign financial policy.
"W. j. BRYAN"
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-10

Our opponents try to divide the toiIing
masses and set the laboring men In oppo-
sition to the farmer. 1 warn tho laborers
not to desert the farmers, who have been
the friends of labor In every struggle TO
better their condition. The very people
who today are attempting to use the labor
Ing men to defeat the farmers In their Just
cause are the same people who have OPP
pressed labor from the beginning of the
world and will do so again the moment
they have an opportunity. (Applause.)-
MT. Bryan at Charlotte, N. G.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-10
WHY George Cried.

Uncle-What are you crying for,
George?
Georgie-Teaoher whipped me be-
cause was the only one-boo hool-able
to answer a question today.
Uncle-What was the question:
George between sobsl-Who put
the bent pin in the teachers chair. -
London Answers.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-10
Death.

Fear death, but be not afraid Of
death. To fear it whets thy expectation.
If thou canst endure it, it is but slight
pain; if not, it is but short pain. To
fear death is the way to live long; to be
afraid Of death is to be long a-dying
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-10

The November election will prove
that Carl Schurz, who has acted in
turn with the Republicans, Democrats,
and mugwumps, does not carry the
German vote in his pocket.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-10-10

Some people think 1t awful for this
government to coin free the product OF
American silver mines, but all right to
coin free the product Of the South Afri-
can gold mines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
function City Items.

A blast IN ogden canyon friday
threw a rock into tent occupied ~
men working on the canyon road. NO
one was hunt
The city Jail lie overcrowded with
hoboe ana crowds are arriving daily
TWelve Jumped on ono freight tram
from the east Friday.
About ninety mon are engaged IN
widening the canyon road. Each mnn
IL given weeh's work. The ooJect ~
10 give a greater number Of men en-
ploymeni.
Wednesday, June 10Th, will be the
Hot Springs opening day, when there
will Ie an excursion and road race.
Tickets Issued on Decoration DAY VIII
be used.
Joseph williams store nj Weber
station, Morgan county, was burglar
lied the other evening. Chief Dsven-
port has located the thieves nj Goal.
VILE aud tuey will DO arrested.
william Allison has been elected, by
the unanimous vote OF tho school
board, superintendent OF schools Tor
the ensuing year, and Prof. Lewis
aud Eaton members Of the board of
examiner.
Burglars got In their work at the
mouth OF Ogden canyon yehtefusy
stealing two suits OF clothes and some
surgical instruments. The police
think II IL the work OF seme OF the men
In the camp.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
N accordance with and under the power
aud authority granted by that coftA Ia
trust deed. made tho 2lrc day Of August lsli
10 the underagnod trustees. by Mary .. Mila.
Inugh and ]. y Miliapaugh her husband, aud
recorded August a., lss2. IN book IA" OF
mortgages, on page 5i5 OF the records Of salt
Lake County, Utah. the undersigned trustees
Will offer for aalu and sell 10 the highest bidder
for cash, At tho souta front door OF the Jolut
oty and County building IN sal,
~ Court house Of salt fnko County, Utah,
ON the Goth day OF June, $50, at ~ o'clock
noon OF SAID day. all the real cttate hereinafter
described. 10 pay aud discharge the indebted
meas secured BY faid trust decd. and the amount
OF taxes paid on said real estate by the holder
OF said Indebtedness and interest thereon, aud
reasonable attorneys fsea, nnd the costs "
this notice. and expenses u shlo. said taio
being at the requcst OF tie holder OF ssid In.
and non. payment OF the said Indebtedness.
taid real estate Ia particularly described NJ
follows
Commencing at the eoutheatt corner OF lot
sin block n OF plat IN, "eait Lake CITY survey,
aud running thence west Is rods, thence nortn
rods, thence east y rods. thence south rods,
thence east yToda, and thence south rods 10
place OF commencement Also, commencing
it rods west and rods south OF the northeast
corner Of lot ", IN block 20. Of Five Acre plat
"a" nig fie,d survey. and running thence
east US tods. thence south 81 feet TO begin
ming. q rAl.lenuil,,,
Trustees
Dated MAY 70th, isog.
(first publication. May 2isi. 1884,
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pleased with their inspection OF the
College anj their say's outing.
Mr.. w. J. Brown was thrown out oi
his buggy and had his fsce badly
bruised sud scratched, while on his
way home 10 Weilsvilic. The team
took fright and ran away, With the
above retuit.
A small boy named HANSEN, "A real.
dent OF the Seventh ward, had both
arms broken n few days ngo. Ho wac
lett alone In buggy and this horse
started MP, when he jumped. He
either got both arms fast ia the spokea
Of q wheel, or was run over By both
wheels.
Aone.,tory frame house owned by
Thorvnld Lsrseu and situtsed near the
Providence Bench brioge over Logan
river, was partially destroyed by FIRE
on Friday morning. The fire got y
good start before the arrival OF the
fifemen, although they maize n quick
run. rbe main portion OF the building
ana tho root Of the wing was de-
str9ytd. Il was insured for $500, but the
damage amounted 10 about twics that
SUN. Mr.. Larsen and family are In
Green River, Wye. The house had
Deen occupied ny family named
Allen, who moved out at an earlier
hour ON the same day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08

NOTICE Is nEHtBY GIVEN. THAT IN
~ accordance with and under the powrr
and authority granted by that certain tf1tst
deed. maze the 18TH Gay OF October, ISL. 10 thc
undorsigned Trustees, by Lawrorco knudrrs
aud Maud hhlders hia wife, and recorded
october 2id ltpi, IN Book "dAh Of Moftrsrco'
on PAGE 10 a. the records OF salt L,ko rouhty
Utah, the urdcralgncd truatoes Viii oil,s ~.
sale anu 80 a TO The highest bidder for cssh, Al
the souih front door OF tho JOINT CITY AMI
County Buidingin salt Lake tity, utsh. tI.t
being the COUNTY Court house Of salt faIe
County Utah, on the .1th day OF June, $50 al
u O'Clock nOou OF SAID day, all the real esiate
hereinafter desert bcd TO pay and discharp,
the indebtedness secured by SAID trust deed.
tate by the holder OF said indcbtcdnens, AMI
interest thsfeon. and reasonable Attorney's
ices. and tno cost OF this notice and expense
OF sale. sAid sails being at the requost OF III,
holder OF SAID Indebtedness. ana because az
the failure % the makers OF said trust deed 4,
pay the interest upon .said indsbtodncsa and
the taxes upon taid rea estate NJ the times tho
same bccamo due and payable, Whereby tho
whole OF sad indebtedness has become dus
and payable and no part thereof has been
said real estate IL particularly described as
Commencing At the northwest corner OF lot
number three tj) IN block number twenty.
three t2O. Of plat &c" salt Lake city survey,
and running thence south four az rods tnente
east seven "a rods. thence north -four 10
seven az rods 10 the place Of beginning. Uon.
tanning - square rods OF land.
q. J. SALISBURY.
SIMON DAMDERGER -
(first pubiieauon. May 81. isoc)
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Notes and Personals.

B.P. Teasd.l and Albert Tensdel are
here on business.
HIM. David Evans ram. down trom
Ogasn mi. morning on mininy bng.
ness.
Mile. Nhea aud company came In
Rnhs.ts ~ ss' :" ' ''''
Eldefs Edward PeAy and Abraham
Halliday were the speakers In the
Tabernacle yesterday.
Ioh,a T.,,oo,r,, 49,, o. 800
Nss. rh " t'sn', aseu -, anu
aged 20, have received marriage H..
oense.
~ IA N.,.
p.Na ~ Nenson, wne nm poeh IN nln
ne1o s'ulying uehs,h'ty ioi ho1ut
-, ,n s, nss assu,nsu' No Is 'n'nhins
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Populist Convention.

The Populisls held county con-
ventlon here last Saturday; the nttand-
ance was not large. IA. =. Brooks was
elected chairman and DR.. A. McCur-
tain secretary.
Tho following delegates to the state
convention were elected. A. q. TODD,
~. y. Brooke. A. McCurtain, N. NJ.
Kellogg, Daniel statk, John While, II.
N. TODD, Miss Josephine Kellogg, w.
NJ. Ferguson, J. q. Cooper, ]. w.
Butcher and Mrs. David Evanp.
Resolutions IN favor Of ths Tree coin.
nRs OF oliver, and Of money consisting
OF gold, silver and paper coined, Issued
anu controlled by the government
only were adopted. The resolutions
also declare In favor Of governmental
control of all public means VI trans.
poriaiion, including n canal acrtfs the
islhmus OF Panama, and against gov.
ernment employees taking part In
politics or voting At any election.
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Nothing

stands between you and de-
licious tea-nothing but your
own Indifference.
You can buy .Sekiliixg's
Best Of any quick grocer, and
try it please follow direc-
tions), and get your money
back if you don't like it.
You don't pay for the tea
you use, if you don't like it
why should your
Nothing but coffee In Seliiii.r's Beu
coffee - same Is true Of Sehijiwg's Ben
baking powder, soda. spices. seasoning,
havodng extracts. Pure and money.
backed
dSehilligR 9 Company SsR Fyaneiseo
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r.ir.ra.s s.s~ Li.im...

Lfr. Hamilton, Cambridge, Ills,
snysi i had the rheumatism 70 bad
could not raise my hand TO my head.
Baiiard's Snoio Lnnsenf has entirely
cured me. l take pleasure In inform
Ing my noighbors and friends what u
has done for me. Chss. Hsndlsy,
clerk for Lay a Lyman, Kswsnss,
Ill.,, advise. US Snop Liniuient cured
him Of rheumatism. Why not try
III II will surely do you good. IL cures
all Inflammation, WOUNDS. Sores, Cuif,
Spraips, ote. Sold by Y. q. NJ. 1.
Drug Department..
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rRAMLEY,s COMPANY.

The San Francisco Chronicle OF
June 2nL say; SIR. Ffawley might
well feel conpnmentcd over the re-
coption given TO him and his company
last night at tho Columbia Theatsf on
their inaugurating their new season
there. The house was crowded. Those
the audience knew were given n cot
dial greeting, but tho interest In Dir.
Frawiey's venture was deeper than
that evidently, for the new comeIs
were looked Tor and welcomed, too. IL
was a friendly function, but not all
that. for this company renewed the
pleasant success they had last year,
aud the play was u very clover and
n very enjoyable one. The Two E1.
cutobe0ns was one OF Days pieces,
purchased iron tho German and pu,
on at his thester In New YORK.
tn came harmonious spirit which
made the Old company act no well To-
gother has beon absorbed by the nov
ptople. Maxine Elliott Ia a more i'm.
porlant actress than anybody MIR.
Frawloy had before. She u n very
handsome woman, with charming
manners, inmate rofinsment ana per-
sonal mag petiam. Henry Corson
Clarke ~ a clever comedian. Ho has
that fault OF No many comedians OF
OVERRIDING the comic buliness TO some
extent, but he seemed ~ be Justified ly
the laughter he raised. He has hu.
mofous and natural comedy talent, nnd
Will be- n favontr. Mr.. Frawiey nim.
self took the lovers purl, which lett the
best VI the play to his now man. liz
played II As he has played that kind OF
thing toiore, always In earnest, anu
ably und successfully.
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NOTICE OF SALE or PERSONAL
PROPERLY AT PRIVATE SALE.

HNDIR AUTHORITY or An ORDER or
" sale grant by District Court, llIobate
lIvisioh, 1hId Judicial District. In kalt Lake
County. In the state Of Utah. dated June olh,
1885, Will sell at private sale In lots 70 suis
purchasers tho household furniture, wearing
apparel. bedding. sewing machine, hnittng
machine aud t51.iS bait Lake CITY water acrip,
belonging " the estate Of eliza Uxiy haithoNt,
deceased. Tho sale will DO mAdo On or after
Juns 18th. itO6. aud bids IN writing viii be re'
eciyed addressed " inc undersigned admins
isuator At his once, 10. % and "a Nam ~,
hslt lake CITY, talt Lake County, Utah. The
said personal properly can be seen every day,
sunday excepted, up TO and including SAID
June llih, 1890. AZ NO. s2J Third ~. ralt Lass
clty, salt Lake Coanty, Utah. between The
hours OF - O'Clock y. m.
Terms OF SAla cash 10 per cent OF bid To Ac-
company tho bid, and subject TO confirmation
NJ. s. wooLLEY,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Eliza o2y
Matthews. deceased.
Dated June 9Th. 1904
ISAAC A. wADDELI.. Attorney for Esiaie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08

We guarantee u.is TO DO tho 6eR
Cough Syrup manufactured In the
whole wide world. This IL ssyirg a
great deal, but u Il true. For Con-
sumption, Coughs. Colds, Sore
Throat, Sore Chest, Pnsumonia, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group. Whooping
Cough, and all diseases Of the Throat
end Lung., ne positively guarantee
out an equal on the whole face OF thu
globe. 10 support OF this statement
We refer 20 every individual who ba>
ever used u, and 10 every druggist who
has ever cold II. Such evidence In in.
dispuisbie. Bold by z. q. NJ. I. Drug
Department.
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A sound IA,or Make. a wen al.a,

Are you Bilious, Cons.ipAted or
troubled with Jsnndioe, Sick Head,
ache, Bad Taste In Month, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue. Dyspepsi..
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain 10
Back aud between ,he Shoulders, NhiI,
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these symptoms, your Liver ~ out o:
order, and your blood !. slowiy being
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

~ n ~ KS hos 9iVa ~ TAT At
the Eldorado God Mining Company on the
10Th day OF May, 1871, an Assessment OF one
half cent per share WA levied upon the capital
The undotrlgned treasurer Of tho corporation
At ia onicus Nos. ~ and "a Commercial block,
sat Lakn CITY, Utah Any stock upon which
the assessment remains unpaid on the 10Th day
OF June, 1870, VIII be delinquent and ndyer.
used Tor SAFE at public auction. and unless
payment IL made before viii DO sold, or so
much thereof na may be necessary, on tho 10Th
day OF July, 1850, 70 pay the delinquent Assess.
meat. tosether with Tho cost Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
Dated this 18th day OF May, 1906
Treasurer OF the Eidorads Gold Mining Com.
pAny, Aoa. 20 and 81 Commercial Block, salt
Lake CITY UIAh.
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Fatal Runaway Accident.

A sad accident occurred on Friday
evening In Blacks NTH Fork canyon.
John Carr, n haif.hreed Indian, and a
resident OF Millville, left that tosn at
his summer ranch up tho canyon
where his family Ia living. Nothing
more was heard OF him uatil the next
morning, when traveller In the
canyon found his dead body undor-
meath his overturned wagon. all apeaI-
ances Indicating a runaway. The
coroner was notified ne soon M the
discovery was made, and Mt oncs leil
for Tho scene.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08
PROVO.
Chat Threatening Letter.

biHdt tnTtattuluH btttui.
J. w. spainbowsr and Joseph A.
srnlnhower were brought In Ffiduy
night from their asphslium mine near
Soldier summit by Sheriff Brown and
Deputy Sheri1 Fowler. They are
the men against whom charge Of
sxtoriing property, by means OF n
threatening letter addressed TO ~. V.
LIZ Bieur, has been made In Justice
De- Moisy's court. When the oilicofr
wers near thu mine they found thrn-
solves covered by Winctesiers In the
hands OF tho Spainhowers, who
thought Deruty Fowler YVES Le sieur
Alter Sheriff brown had acquainted
the Bpainhowers with the fact that he
and Mr. Fowler were officers,
no trouble was experienced and the
Bpainhowers came along peacahly.
The NEWS representative had brief
conversation with }. W. Spaiuhowsr.
who did not caro- TO say much IN regard
10 the case at present; but said that he
was not responsible for any letters MIR.
LIE Sieur might receive through the
malls. In rcErrd ~ toe a,eteg ssouni
In dispute he claims that he ana his
brother own the ground aud have done
considerable work on II; they gave
Don q. Robbins bond on the proper
~, which he transferred to Mr.. Le
bleur. This bond expired May lsi, and
Mt. Ls bieur IL stili frying to hold the
PROPERTY under II, to which the Spain.
how--ss object. They have entered Into
a contract OF sale with other parties
and DO not want any cloud to rest on
the title OF their mines. They ordered
lie Sieur's men OIL this ground. but deny
using any iorcs or even threatening
language, anu say that the men went
or without any difficulty when TO-
quosted 10 do 90.
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NOTICE.
North Poln. con.olld.led IrrlEalIon cOmpanr.

A SPECIAL MEETING or THE STOCK.
N holders OF the North Point Consolidated
Irrigation company will be held NJ room ps. Ia
the Cullen Hotel, west second South street,
salt Lake CITY, state Of Utah. on rhnndAy,
July 2. 1893. ai2 O'Clock pm. for tho purpose
OF considering and acting upon proposition
TO change ana amend the articles 81 incorpo.
ration OF SAID company IN tho following par
uculars, 10 wit =
To change aud amend Article ~ on soap.
tai stock" by striking out tho word twenty"
after tho word "be" and Inserting IN lieu
thereof tho words zone hundred and hfty !"
aiso by striking out the word "two' after the
word "lfteen."
10 change and amend Ardclo XIII on "Ot.
fcers" W adding TO the eni thereof the words
THE onlcea OF secretary and treasurer may
be held by one and the same person"
To amend tho articles Of Incorporation BY
adding the foliowingi ARTICLE NN. The board
Of directors shah be empowered 10 issue bonds
for the company IN any sum not 10 exceed m
the. aggregate the amount OF nftY thousand
dollars ["
The stockholders will also proceed to the
Transaction OF such ether business A. may
properly come before tho meeting.
ARTHUR PARSONS, Secretary.
salt Lake City. Utah. May -. 1900.
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"a, and Edith viola Tweede, aged Is,
buth Of Napoleon.
The ofiiotrs here have reSs!sed word
from Draper that store had been
broken Into In Draper Thufsday night,
and three lauiee open face silver
watches. three ladirt' open face gold
watches. three mons open face silver
watches and three mems gold oiled
cases were taken away. a fed-whis'
kcred tramp Ia suspected.
o. 4. Williams, II. Hlrschnsp, II.
l.. Hart, Il. W. Mcdonald, J. II.
Emise, James X. Bcheuck and w. N.
Clark came down 90 THEFT wheels from
Salt Lake yesterday forenoon, and
after lunch Mt the hotel Roberta re-.
turned to the capital In the afternoon.
They came down 10 three hours and
thirty minutes.
On Tbursday evening the 18th, o
fine musical entertainment Will be
given In the Tabernacle under
tue auspices Of the rabcrnauie choir.
Tue following artists will appesf:
Niles Rebtcca Mckenzie, topranr;
l. sie Fellows, violiuiei; Mits Bertha
~
all received most favorable criticism
In the Eastern pfoss and great musi.
cal treat is In store for those who
pstronize the entertainment.
The meeting called by Mayor Hol.
brook and others In the opera house.
Saturday afternoon, to determine upon
the mannef--ii At all--Utnh county
should be rspfesouie at the great MID
summer Carnival, was not largely at
tended. After considering tho ques-
ton In oil ila bearings II was Decided
shat the interest OF TIE people ia the
carnival was not sufficiently strong to
enable Utah county 20 make tucn a
showing - would DO proporlionato u
iis wealth and population, anu there
fore u was decided TO attempt no OK.
nibit from Utah county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-08

Fora remedy for all forms OF Head.
ache Electric Bitters has proved 70 be
the very best. IL eiiecla permanent
cure and this most dreaded habituAi
sich headaches yield TO Its Influences.
We urge all who are all lcied TO procure
bottle, and give this remedy fair
trial. 10 cases OF habitual oonstlph-
ton Electric Buiers cures by giving
the needed tons to tho bowels, aud few
cases long reaiat Tho use Of this medl'
cine. Try II once. Only Fifty cent?
sIZ. g, NJ, /. Drug Department.
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Assr ssmrNT NOTICE.


North Point Consolidated Irrigation company
location OF Office and principal place OF
business. Cullen hotel. weat Second south
street. salt Lake Cry, Liah.
NoTIOE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
IN meeting OF tho directors. held on the
goth day OF May. lsaG, assessment NO " o.
per cent or 10 centa per share. was lowed on
tho capital stock OF tho corporation. payaple
on 'Juno lat 1895. 70 tho secretary, ~ the
oiiice OF the company, room ", Cullen holel,
west second south street. salt Lake Cny, STATE
OF UtalL Any stock upon which this assess
ment snail remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY,
July lat. lsd. VIII be delinquent ana auNeIuseu
for sails at public auction, and unless pay mchs
10 made before, Will he sold on friday. July
alst, 1850, ats O'Clock p. m At the ofice OF tns
company. 10 pay tho delinquent nsAessmcns
together with Inc COSTS OF advertising and en
penso Of sale.
By order OF the board OF directors.
ARTHUR PARSONS,
recretAry.
SALT LAKE crrr. Utah. May eth. 1898.
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Notes.

A good program OF addresses and
exercises has been prepared for this
Sunday School conference on Saturday
anu Sunday next.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Smart lost an
lS.monthS-old baby boy on Friday. Of
instantaneous Group. Funeral services
were held yesterday.
The water mains ara heing extended
down Second street. Each abuttlr x
property owner has the privilege OF
working out bis assessment on the
trench.
The residents Of Mt. Sterling visited
the A. q. OF u. almost on mAsse one
day last week. They were much