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Nnirs and Personnls.

Martin Hammer, n young man
whcse father lives In Provo, lett
Sprlngviile about fifteen months ago
with load Of cheese which he was to
take 10 Piouhc, Nevada, for his brother
who then the lcesce Of the Spring.
vile creamery. AZ Hammers fein.
lives iailed 10 hear from him they
thought he had been Killed and robbei.
Lust Tuesday he came home hsln aud
hearty with many Stories 10 tell about
his travels through Nevada, Arizona
and California. He says he "didni
think" about writing 10 his relatives,
Thc State board Of equaliz alton was
In this city yesterday aud conferred
with the county board In relation 10
the valuation of property IN Utah
county. Tho state board received H..
formation NJ 30 tho valuation Of busi.
upss aud farm property In the county,
and tho impression lcu with the
county board 10 that the valuation Will
have u 10 falstd, IN order 10 obtain
the necessary amount Of taxes required
ty the state.
Indications polnt 10 a large attend.
nuce ut tho Brigham Young Acnuemy
NAhAANA hNhNaif hNNAAN hNAhH NNiN 80
The sploni nd program OF ine,iuetions
prepared Tor the tesslon Ia attracting
the attention Of tcachore from all parts
Of the State. The management has
made arrangements tor board and
lodging Tor the visiliug teachers at
very Reasonable prices.
The people Of the Second ward gave
n social IN tho ward house last evening,
tn honor Of Eide. VIM. Mortimer who
VIII leave On mission fCt England
next Saturday.
TIE Provo choir ami n larEc number
u citlzsna VIII attend tho EIatCudiUi
10 10 held III Bcgfuid on thu 2sih and
10th inst.
Hon. 3. r. Thurman has felurne
rom Chicago; he n vol pleased wrh
tho work Of the Democratic convent m
aud hopeful OF tue success Of BfyaD.
The following school ttustepn have
been elected In American FofE: VIM.
Grant, John II. uinlloy auJ Mrs.
Eliza BuckwatoL
benjamin has elected All Bingham,
Robert Mills and Niuh Thompson
school truateel.
Tho quarterly stake conference
commences Saturday.
Attorney Eroi. Erickson Of Mount
Pleasant IA IN the city.
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Elder A. u. Cannon.

At Z O'Clock this afternoon Elder
Abraham IL. Cannon was resting
quietly, and bis condition appeare
moro favorable than yesterday.
The operation performed last
evening, Of piercing tue skull
nj the back VI tho car, though n
vory dangerous one, was successfully
performed, and brought some relied
Elder Cannon In In . very critical con-
ditlon, however, ana II viii take
several days steady Improvement 10
remove him from danger.
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Nrw lunK July Do stock martct opened
flifly active and iuogu.ar soon ON increased
dealings the pTlrUa dropped Some favorable
influence wac impaired by higher level
ElrT urcrg were fairly mhinthincIi until
near 10 when the weakness be- iuuuHtrlats Wua
communicated 10 other shares and concessions
occurred Nandefbilta % noes aud urtfur
ldNanU 60 tu thu foreign exchange rates uuf
isyOrahly Influenced spU u ation, sugar after
touching lliH nold on TO 1885, on heavy uauHs
action. western Union sofa down to ~ a.
against 81 ycstcriaY'a final. Pullman dc.
cintu " a. prs q from I Co l'a per cent bu.
low tho opening nnd thv tone was weak,
q he market continue we as aud urtiYo after
n with the special feature drop OF o iu
lAkc fhnfo on lEht dealing, truuE,ra lea the
EuuUta AZ lat euWnWhtdH. Huntington dropped
20 SOFA Nurthwctt dropped 81 a-a. iiucg
iaiuud a. ami o. iAul laHl.. industrial
other, fra,u1us. In the Inactive DE-: lnDluH
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Saltnir Geach Noles.

fhe attendance al ,br Thostgr com
pany's mack pall at Sallair yesterday
was largo aut everything pissed on
pleasantly. Prizes Tor the hes. charac.
tyts were tIElutu,ed and everybody
was delighted.
Today tho Twuntlolh ward peonlr,
tho 9canUinavlBua and the pub'ic
schools ui 3 uih Bouuliul arc enjoy.
ing themselves at 5tllalr.
Tomorrow ia NJ. 1. a. day at saltair.
II the weather does not interfere tho
beach viii witness the laTgest excut.
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LANsiNu, Michu July lG.-A hun.
.rul lrgr silver advocates from various
porte OF The slate held an Independent
convention here to1ay. Ex.C0ngtvHs.
men George RCnnrJa announced the
purpose Of the gathering 10 select dele.
gates 20 the 81 Louie silver clnven.
luu ana take Steps Tor tho organization
ui silver party In this state, Qulloy
SHINES was tlu0,sd Temporary CHAIR.
man. A CUmmilleo WIS appointed 10
report tue plan u Organization Uf the
..W lgriy.
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eTclsoB VIII be given IN the Afternoon.
Frank Sheridan, one Of tho mau.
ayers Of the "Jatnivai OF Madrid" 60
be given at Ssltair, August 9ih, leaves
lot the Eaat tonight to engage his com.
pany, numbering thirty artists In all.
Saturday h Utah county day at
Saltair.
Monday, thc 20ih inst, the Knights
Of tho Maccabsos Will hold forth nj
5altair.
Pioneer day will be celebrated nj
snltnir. All the people Of Utah Will
be iuviiod 10 participate.
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Tue GREEN BAG.

Secretary Of State Hammond % I'm
indispOsud ut HE home,
The land hoard did not hold a meet
ing yesterday afternoon owing 10 the
Illness OF Secretary u state Hammond.
For tho same reason there win proba.
bly, be none today.
w, +. Cash, rs, 90 Idaho Falls, ami
LettiU Black, ~ Of Santco Agency,
Nehtaska, were utvuu n marriage
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ueoase BY Deputy CLERK Miss Ro,dal
today.
Tue hearing Of the cases againel The
B1c0ns ami Hollan1s wns today post.
fOuUd before Justice Harvey till a
week from ucxt Monday. Tho recent
effort u Mr.. Bacon ~ settle up b.
doubtless tho cause.
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Aiinrilcd bl a II.cnnrgCd Emplolc.

lISCINSAIL july %, - EI. Conf.
CON, tuu lur. man, hal a marrow e.,
uHIu Today Rom death ut the LauIs u
Is aHyuRTEuu cmrIUye, r. negro, John
lnllp. When C0ugsn ven. 20 his
stable nl LAl0uia this morning. Phi'.
IpI attacked him win u knife. Cor.
TIgur, armed 0niy with au.uu bIcll1,
projected him8gt the best hD could.
ilU received "a cut near the leit elbow.
Philllps escaped and lie hiding 10 tho
UushVl,
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TAMEs n. COUNT, THE ADAiISIsTIA'
~ tor OF the estate OF James H. Hicks dn.
ceased having nlrd his petition herein, guy
verified, praying for GA order OF sale OF ihr
real estate OF sAid dcreuCut, for the purposes
therein act forth u 10 therefore ordered ihal
nll pcTaOuH interested m tho estate OF SAID lr
cenBed, appear hoforn said court on saluf
day the l1th Day OF august, a. %. ~" ~
10 o'clock o. mo-, a. thO court room OF tAll
court, In Tho County Court House. IN tho tlN
hnd County ut salt Lake, Utah, TO show cause
why an order should not Do granted 90 lho
said administrator, ~ cell 30 much Of the rem
estate OF sAid derea. cd, az private SAFE, ~
hhhll Do necessary, ana that COPY OF W.
order be published az least four successive
weeks In the bIsEREr hIWE, q newspaper
printed and published m said city and county
MitnCHa my hand this 10Th day Of July, NJ
1890, NJ, I. NiltllE, judge
II Q, EDWARDS, Attorney Tor Adminbuatof
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The board Of county commissioner
held short session this morning anu
transacted the ioll0wiIg business.
There were present Commissioners
Geidrs and ChrisIOphersUu, Deputy
Clufk Reese aud Assistant County
Att0LrUy Waite.
Arthur J. Cushing, administrator "
tho estate Of John Cushing, deceased,
asked permission 10 redeem lot anu
thu south half Of l9t In block 100,
Sandy station, property ~ JOhu Cuph.
Ing, docunstd, anu which was rsscHsci
10 Jamoa w. Cushing by error u the
auacsgor Tue property was buli ~ the
county 10 1893 Tor sla2O taxes due.
Ihu petition was referred 90 tho county
attorney.
iNrRMARY REpoRE
Richard g. Lambert, tupsrlnlon.
dent OF tue county innrmary,
presented bic report Tor tho month
of June. 10 gives tho following
iniormatiuni Number Oi Inmates gu
jun /, 1898, 59, numuor admitted
daring June, n; number discharged
during tho monih, 10, total uumbur
OF inmates remaining ~ the end OF
June. 1s. Tho ropUf. was llaI.
ASorifER EEuigmy AUEST.
Jno. II. Olaon was appointed registry
agent for precinct number %. There
arn seven moro to appoint in tho
county.
ROAD ODsTRUCrON.
a. Mlkesell complained that one
Armstrong and Martin earn have
been And are obstfuCling certain
road In Mountain Dell and nsks that
the obslTuotions be- removed. Com.
missioner Chfistophoruon and the
county surveyor were appointed %
ascertain whether or not the road re-
tetrod 10 10 public highway. II II
located on the south line OF section 80,
Mountain Doll.
WE'RE NOT CONFIRMED.
Commissionor Gsddss introduced tho
following resolution which lhe moved
DO passed;
"I,s-olyod that tho appointments by
| Assessor w. J. Lynch VI George Is.
| squiroe, Arthur Parsons, George l..
Bette, John +. Hatdlr, John Btint0n
/ anu J,r. Lynch aa ASSESSORS Tor taking
/ the military census be ana are hereby
confirmed, 10 serve until July %, 1890.
/ Compensation Tor said work % DO So
per Jay aud 30 cents per day Tor use Of
horse while working outside OF city
| prscincis."
Commissioner ChTialOphofson de.
/ cllnou 20 eecond the resolution aud
gave Gs his TeasDn for not doing 20
/ that there was not full quorum OF the
/ commissioners present anu that Aasrs-
/ cor Lynch was also absent
Tho board adjourned llll Monday
| mlNL
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BIG STORM AT ST. GEORGE.
wora Ever Seen, Yet Il 10 Welcomed
~ Ilr akng HE Great Drou h

Special 10 tho NEWS wa Doseret Telegraph
sT. GEORuE, july 10, 1886 p.m.-
Tho town Ia RnoAt. Heaviest storm
this afternoon known here for many
years. Water washing some, but not
doing any damage owing to previous
drouth.
On west side II town we or was Q! ioel
deep In places. IL IL the salvstion Of
this part Of the county. Il oka like
more to come.
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nepnbilean L1ecnii,c committee

Republican Executive sammtttcs.
CLEVELAND. OhiD, July lB.-IhI
national Republican cNcculv. c0u.
mittee to-day appointed Perry \, Heath
Of Cincinnati, press nnd literary arouf,
ma appointed n committee CuuslaIiUe
Hannp, Dublin % Indiana, DaFas
% Illinois, PayUu 90 Wisconsin uHu
Heath, O. teitC. uiliros e p tbu commit.
Zee nj Chicago uuu n York;
This committue Will Co. iu ChicaE9 f,
~ Monday. The Coz mttt.e viii woe
Mckinley at Canton tus aurrnU HH, TO
log teuru him ghe plans outlined aud
a.E bis opinion.
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OGDEN.
'oprs, urAn, July 10, 1890.
Old Folks and Battalion.

Ogden wse tut tor a DAY 81 enjoy
mont today with the old iolka aud
the meeting cf the Mormon Battalion
10 celebrate the bntn bn1iyeraaty oi
their enlistment. II was o1e Of the
grandtG. days In Ogdeu'l history
Lieutenant Lorenzo CLARK 10 probably
the only oommissionod officer OF the
battalion now livipg; he ~ 90 ycafs
old, anu this morning he was tripping
around, although not quite ne lively No
ho did atty yoara ago VI Council
Blufis, but he u a wonderfully wcil
preserved man. He can keep young
fellow Jogging 30 keep up with him
when he IL out TOT walk.
In Weber county reside eight Tsuf'
vivors Of the battalion! Lieutenant
Lorenzo Clafh, Ralph Duuglts, Jcsi .
Et1wn, G. -, iIauc OK, J. g, rnomp.
con, Joseph Tpyl'r, Alexander Brown
oud Clinton ID. Bfonlon. Que Of the
OH flIut locks corriod by &. y. Haa-
cock was on exhibition.
Ogiuus welcome 10 the ,o'i folks
aud battalion boye was a most hearty
one.
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Mail was prominent with iossofits T,
markot at noon was weak AZ about the loWt.i
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S,ltaiT, NJ. |. a. day tomorrow, A
hno program has been prepned.
Sneciol time 'ahio.
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u.., Chicago. July u
Light ia.losi1.m.
Mixed, 81 l5atAtp.
Heavy, g2.s 1850
nongh, '!9as3.2j.
reeves, siuasLo.
Cows and hoifcfs, 81 g5au.O0.
Texas steer, t3eia % ,s0.
st0ckers and feeders, q i0aflCt.
shscp-sood GRADES steady, othtrs veat
Chicago uarheL
chicago, Jul, ll
Naoat-Juiy, 'l'l Aug 49,
torn-Juy, % sept, giNa.
Oats-July. ~ sent iot
iork-Juiy. " -outs sets
it5s-jaiy. $751; s sept 3 $ B "a. $40"
iiirley-Noihius dong.
tlhNai0.
1lmOthy-2A
0mnha Live stuch.
Special to the NEWS
south Omaha. Scb.. Jaiyi0.
Cattle receipts ii00. market atcady
Western steers, fLtIaill.
owH and hritcra. s. it4il2A
iCUuoru % ftai AN.
shocp receipts, s3o Marie, steady, fl.r 10
choice.
Westerns. SO slaHCl
lambs. E.biu1l.5o.
SILVER. Lcsd.
snycr--fsa
IUnd=NLu
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>rua,r, s'.i a. Iay tomorrow. A
nne IIugUu Nas lctu rTtwfJ|.
3 r'.R' iinr iHhiH.
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order 20 show cause why order OF sale Of fch
estate should not be made.
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In tho matter Of the Estate OF james II,
iiicks, Deceased.
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A tout breath So
one OF thg create 4
ailigtioBs tiltuuian
0t woman can have.
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Big Aluminium Plant.

The plant Of the American Alumni
mum Company, at Fairlawn. asuburt
of ST. Louis, NO., is approaching com
pletion. 1t is expected that it will be
in operation soon after January I.
When in full employment the works
will, it is. reported, have a capacity Of
1000 pounds of aluminium every "a
hours. The plant consists of one
melting furnace, with capacity 81
100 tons Of clay per day, one reducing
and refining furnace with capacity
of 10 tons of ore of bauxite per hour,
as well as furnace for converting
the Stag into mineral wool, with a
daily capacity Of 100 tons ofsaag. The
American Aluminium Company was
organized last year with a capital
stock Of 81 900. 900.
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Oiermany's Idle Gold.

During thecelebration ofthe twenty.
fifth anniversary of the events Of
the great Franeo-German wal
special permission was granted to
few favored ones to visit the vaults
at Spandau, Prussia, in which the sum
of 100, 900. 900 marks $3.50, 900, ooo), a
part of the war indemnity of $1,000,
600, 900 paid by France, has lain idle.
drawing no interest whatever, for q
quarter of century.
This hoard is reserved to defray the
expenses incident to the immediate mo.
bilization of the entire German army,
whenever occasion may make that
necessary. 1t is all in gold, in 10
mark and 2o-mark pieces, $50, ooc
pieces in all, put up in purses OF 10.
600 marks, each dozen purses being
nclosed in a box. nailed and sealed.
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FROSTY WEATHER.

Keen, cold days and nights ahead Bad
work of Jack Frost His nipping and
biting brings soreness and distress "a
ready remedy for winter ills.
That mythical gentleman. Jack Frost,
is abroad in the land.
His icy breath has woven fair fabrics
over shrub and bush, and stilled the MUIR
muir of the ripping streams.
Biting and nipping he has made his
presence felt-has left with US tokens of
his wanton mischief in frosted ears and
noses, hands and feet.
How they itch, how they Jingle, how
they burn. Pulled and swollen, red and
sore, they drive us to the verge of dis
traction.
Lightning Hot Drops cures frost bites.
1t cures them rapidly and painlessly.
Direction sheet around the bottle tells
how.
lightning Hot Drops does more. 1t
cures chilblain corns and bunions. tits
a panacea for winter ills. 1t breaks up
colds, la grippe and influenza 1t cures
rheumatism and neuralgia, and aches and
pains, and heals flesh wounds of all kinds,
even to the chaps and cracks wrought by
winters winds.
Lightning Hot Drops is the best Jack
Frost antidote known. Try it, and you
will say so, too.
Many doctors prescribe it. R. I. Grit
fin, NJ. D., Days Gap, Walker Co., Ala,
writes: 81 have practiced medicine for
twenty years, and take pleasure in say
ing Lightning Hot Drops has fully given
satisfaction when prescribed.
Druggists sell it. SOC size contains u
times is much as 25c sizes.
If you have back ache, pain in the side,
scant. highly -colored urine, with other
symptoms of kidney trouble, try Light
ming Kidney and Liver Remedy. lis the
sovereign cure for kidney ills. 81 90 =
Eottle, OF druggists. A book on the uses
of Lightning Hot Drops sent free to any
address. Herb Medicine Co., Spring
field, Ohio
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DIRECTORY.
BERKELEY COUNTY.

CgRcurT COURT fudge, Thirteenth
Judicial Circuit, f. Boyd Faulkner
CLERK. VIM. B. Colston. Prosecuting
Attorney. u. S. @. Pitzer: Sheriff, L. q
Gerllng: Deputy Sheriffs, w, II. Lamon
Elijah w. Van Metre, Alex. Ciohan
Deputy Sheriff and Jaiier, Alexander
Elliott.
Terms of the Court commence on tbs
second TUESDAY in January, April, and
September.
COUNTY Court. President, g. + Ri
ner: Commissioners, H. j. Seibert and
arl 4. i. Thomas; Clerk, G. w. Doll.
Terms commence. first Monday ID
March, June. September and December
Commissioners of Accounts. John !
Picking, Adrian G. Nadenbousch. L
Dew. Gerhardt; Surveyor Of Land, !,
w. Woods: Assessor. First District. t.
L. Nicely; Assessor. Second District
James A. Gageby; General Receiver,
Henry ]. Seibert, Coroner, VIM Mckee
Sealer of Weights and Measures, w. ID.
Lamon; Steward of Almshouse, Thos.
Wolford.
Local Board of Health, E. L. HofI'
man. John l.. Williamson, DIR. ). n.
Myers, the President of County Court,
and Prosecuting Attorney.