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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10
New Varieties of Wheat.

The wheat blossom usually fertilizes
itself, and for this reason new varieties
are rarely originated, except by sports.
But the crossing OF different varieties
may be done artifcially by taking OF
the stamens from one ear. and care
fully depositing on the blossom the pol
len Of different variety. 1t is not best
to try to cross widely different varie-
ties, as these would be only mongrels.
This seems to be the origin Of some new
varieties of wheat which are partly
bald and partly bearded. Some have
thought these were distinct varieties,
but a farmer who saved seed OF each
separate, and sowed both, found that
the bald and bearded heads appeared
In both lots, though the majority Of the
grain was Of the kind sown.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10

difficult TO combat
over large areas.
In gardens. cut
worms may be de-
stroyed by strew-
ing punches OF
green grass, clover,
c a b b age leaves.
etc. between the
rows and sprin-
king with paris
groom In solution
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10
THAT TERRIBLE scoUReE.

Malarisl disease is invariably supplemented
oy dl turhance Of the liver. the bowels, the
both the cause and its effects, Hostetter's
S,1mach bitters is fully adequate. lt"hls the
work thoroughly. Its INGREDIENTS are pure and
Nnoiesome. and Il admirnbly serves TO buil1 mp
a system broken by in health and shorn Of
eNchSth- constipation, liver aud kidney com
Amt and Nervousness are CONQUERED BY Il.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10

as they will be much fresher than those
the commission merchant can furnish.
When this local trade is firmly estab-
lished the farmer may better judge
whether II is advisable to extend his
business. knowing that the larger part
OF his products must be sold on commits
sion, and at prices that pay very mar
row profits.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10

the head often
black, and the
breast 5 o m G.
times covered
with yellowish
hairs. The body
Is about an inch
long. and the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10

cross wires. These cross wires are the
most important part OF the whole, for
they are constantly pulling the bushes
up into close quarters-the one thing
for which supports are desired.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10
eoTHAM's FINE CLUBHOUSE.

New York Athletic Club Erecting an
Elegant Eight Story Structure.
The New York Athletic Club is at
work building a fine little elght-story
club house. which will be a credit TO
the town. The architecture is Moorish.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10

There Is more catarrh in this section OF the
so..nul man all other diseasus put together,
s .u ulti me last lew years was supposed 70 be
., u.uIap,e for great many ,ars doctors pro-
.eunceu II local cisea>e. and prescribe local
iiensoies, ana by constantly failing tocure with
c SSat nea'ment, Pronounced II incuraD.e.
:, . Se mas proven citarrh TO be constitution
=. e,seas' ana therefore requi IS constitutional
Seasment Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
ny = !. Cheney & Co., Toledo, ohio, Is the only
itn,iona cure on the market II Is taken
t.feri,ialy IN doses from 10 drops to a teaspoon
iui. IL acts directly on the blood AID mucous
seIriiaces OF the system. They offer one hundred
ior any case IL fails TO cure Send for
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
sold by Druggists, 75c
hall's Family Pills are the best.
c rs.-An a : stopped free by DIR. Kline's
e .s use. Marvellous cures Treatise aud s. 90
81 ooitle Tree 10 Fit cases send TO Dr. Kline
Vol Arch ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
quick steps are said to be indicative Of energy
and agitation.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10

There are in the German empire to-
day about $50 electric factories, distrib-
uted in 16S localities.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10
Harold L. Annoyed.

Harold Frederic Is much annoyed by
the betrayal Of his Identity with
George Forth" under which name he
published his clever book. March
Hares." The book has already estab-
lished itself as a favorite In London.
Mr.. Frederic resorted to anonymity in
this case because he did not want to
interfere with the sale OF his more am
bilious book. the novel illumination"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10

.. We will forfeit 81 600 il any Of our pub
nshea testimonials are proven to be not
genuine. IHE PIEo Co. Warren. Pa.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10

A man does a fierce job Of loving
while he Is at It, but It doesn't last
longer than Ice cream IN front Of q
boy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-16
BADLY SHAKEN UP.
AZ Ag'd Cupl pruut' d from Going
TO Ogdgn by Al iNp'rleuce
his Mortlig.

In aud Mre. Chtlslsnton OF Mil
Creek intended to make the trip To
Ogden this morning together with tho
Old F0lks, but unfortunately mot with
an accident that might have resulted
fatally even 10 younger aud more
agile pouUna.
! appears that they were urging
their horse 20 catch the train and pro.
o0Uied 10 Crots the Utlh anu Nevada
track at the junction Of Fourth West
and Second South streets at a rapid
gait when from sons inoxplicablo
reason upon striking the raila tue seat
OF tho buggy tipped over backwards
pitching the elderly couple out on
their heads, In both crses Causiug
scalp wounds and giving them u bal
shaking up.
Byttndets picked an tho couple aud
stopped the horse, whilst a sympatlotic
saloon man adminl'tcred a prescrip-
ton Of brandy. Alter having their
Wouuds dreatei, the aged couple
wunded their way homeward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-16
County Commissioners.

The bDaTi OF county commissioners
met yesterday aud transacted tho tJl-
lOwiug ~ inesf:
Petition OF Hymn Finch and 100
others asking Tor the enactment Of an
ordinance providing for blunties on
wild animals, was referred 10 County
Attorney Cash with instructions 10
draft ordinance providing Tor the f,l-
lowing b.untles: Wolves, 80 Cvnlt;
Rophers, cent?; prairie dogs, iquitfelf,
ohipmuuks, ground tquirfels apd tab-
blts, 1 cent each.
a communication received from
George ID. Barnard a 60. OF ~. Louie,
Offering 10 sell voting booths, wae e..
futIed TO the county clerk with insttuc.
lions to communicate with Barnard a
Go.
The Western Book 4 Stationery %.
Of s 1T Lake offered 10 iugnist ThAck.
rah's registration indcNef; communi.
cation filed.
Justice MoNeill o. American Forb
petilloued tue commissioners g. plr,
cha q statutes OF Utah TOR pfecinc.
juHlIcgs; petition deuled.
Petition Of John DTolllng and nine
Others for grant Of Irrigation distrlc, ut
clinton, denied Tor want Of jurlsdic.
ton.
A, Engberg Of Salem pptlllored 10
DO appointed deputy tree inspector ur
his precinct; laid on table.
a. n, lvOrsOn and oiNty others pp.
litiunud TOT tins opening OF county
road In Pleasant Grove; referred 10
COmmifsloner Bullock.
John V. Smith was granted n llcensg
10 retail lquors at T., V. junction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-16
$4,000 FOR LOGAN.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
luli mary Mon Ny ilp,r sewn Nor
K1gi.uy Sig MS TO iie appointed
-J.r. l,ou Tor Ir csc. O..

In relation TO this stato's shsre Of
the congregational appropriation TO
college, Tor agricultural and mechan.
irsl art, amounting 20 S22,OJU, A..
t9fney GBnoral BishOp To-Day sent tho
following TO State Treasurer Chipmari
Dear sit--f herewith enclose Won
communication rom samuel blackwell,
auditor n tuo treasury department at
Washington, ID. g., VI uu'n Juno 9Th,
1900. advising YOU that au account had
boon sttod by that oflpD loo your favor
ns slate treasurer tor e4liuOl boiling on ace
count 90 "CnllOg08 t0r agricultural and
mechanical urisn and that warrant for
The -lmu would roach you IN igo course
Of official business.
Pursuant 20 your request Co DO In.
formed what cOurse you should pursue
iu rriUuucu io This matter ! bog TO nd.
yiso YOU ns followsi Upon tho prlpar
order ~ thO Trustees ~ she Agricultural
College requesting Won GO do su. 10 will
DO your duty under tho uUi Ii Congress
Of Auluf, lrlO, 90 turn iho sHm0 over To
tlu treasurer ui tho said Institution, tho
order ul tho Trustees Aforesaid being your
voucher therefor, which you will ole "
record iu your Office.
In my opinion the proper method TO
DO ubsofNCd in f0iorrncH go this matter
would DO Co. mako au entry upon your
books crOditiug tho amount 90 the "Agri-
cultural College special mud' and upon
turning d. over 10 the treasurer us nf1rU-
said charge tho said amount, thus
balancing the transaction.
/ have tho honor 10 be,
Worry respectfully yours,
\. e.. bishop, Attorney dUnora'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-16

In order to suit tho occasions some
tacted musio will be included in tho
ptograms for tho sunday concerts at
Saltair, which arc now being given
each sunday afternoon and evening al
the beach by the X. Of +. ham. TIE
OBJECT Of these concerts Is 10 rHIst fui.
flcieut means 10 taku the X. VI T..
baud 90 Denver 10 oompeto IN the
band contest during the Elstoddiod.
Tho management Of Saitalr have
given the muslclaus n certain number
VI tickets 90 coll, NJ computation
Tor their time and trouble IN
getting up thcap Sunday concerts,
aud those have been placed on
sale at Smiths drug store AMI with
Numbers 0t the organization, who ave
anxious that their ifionds purchase
from them In order TO help
them etoditably represent Salt
Lake CITY at Denver next September.
The ticketb are OF for either OF the
three next Sunday1 for which concerts
have No Tar been arranged. Many
cltikgnH are interesting Themselves In
buhnlf Of the band Tor tho purpose Of
aiding their trip 10 Colorado. It IN
probable that tue Tabernacle choir nud
the band will tske tho trip together,
making musical aggregation seldom
seen On this continent, UtOniHuH are
wishing them oil success asa hopa
Utah's musical reputation viii be
maintained abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-16
A NEW ORDINANCE.


An ordinance creating the Office Of
plumbing inrpt ciot and regulating a'i
plumbing anu sanitary work done On
the city as well a. the use Of tovuta
and drains, has been drafted by cry
Attorney Mckay and Will bu submit.
tod 10 the Council NJ DO rczi meeting.
10 proviigs that t.u plumbing iu'
apocior be nu oxporio ccd plumber, nud
that he shall not be- engaged In any
other business while Ming the tillce.
ilo IA 90 BE- appointed ry the Mly0r hy
and with the advice aud consent % the
cry Council, aua will De required TO
give y 81. $40 bond.
10 further rfovid6e that no plumbing
ffm shall 10 any plumbing work until
they have fHCufud licuuGv, which ll
fixed 10 SO per huruw. PIumbcm are
also require 70 give o. 81 900 bond iot
the ihiiniul Observance % tho ordi.
nnnces relating 10 plumbing. Permits
ilf the vafl0us kinus OF work viii be
iffuuI ny the health cOmmissi1urt
only, and the board n health IL r..
VIifcd 10 adopt fuch rules end fugula-
lions IN respect Co plumbing and raui.
tory work ~ the best interests Of the
city require.
In the MISTER n drains II h provided
tha thJsu for the purpose OF removing
sewage shall Go constructed and thAll
be allowed - connect with tho public
sewer only, undor conditions ST. out
In the ordinance. Permits 10 connect
with the sewer Will he Issued only
when tho application lie accom- panied
BY certificate sIgntI by the plumbing
inspector, certifying that the plumb
lngin the building 10 bo connected ~
in nccotdnncb with the requirements
Of the ordinance.
After tue completion Of my work u
IL PROVIDED that the city engineer or
HE assistant shall examine u, aud n Il
h found 10 comply with the require
monta Of the ordnance q certificate u
that effect shall he issuod.
The penaliy Tor violation OF any
prOvitiOn OF the ordinance n d ne oil
not less than so or more than 500 !or
th" iirst conviction, anu not less than
3-5 u1r more than $500 Tor each subse.
quunt 81 .nso.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-16

variety sporls, games and other amuse'
menis.
No rain has fallen IN Ogden but the
Hky 10 cloudy. making it an ideal day
for such an excursion.
In addition 70 tho program az above
given, there were addresses by PtcHi-
dents Woodruff aud Smith.
President Woodruff was the hfai
speaker. He ezutesstI the nlensuTs the
occasion al rdci MIN. Referred 90
Elder Abraham II. CannonH
sickness nnd hoped the Saints
would pray rot HE recovery, lie
recountud his experiences I'm th"
early days OF the Church AMI tue hfst
settlement Of Utah. He declared God
had set His hand 20 fulfill the nrOphu.
Giles ami revelations given IA ancient
times.
presidont joseph r. Smith was the
next speaker. ~ wac a glorious
privilege to behold such rrH
OF faces. He was grateful Tor the iuvi.
taiion TO participate, was glad 90 SEQ
40 many aged people present. aud
among them, two ur three survivors Of
Ziou's Camp. lie referred o. the
members Of tho Mormon Battalion ~ o
helpst To save this region 81 the Unit
ed States and nrst unfurle1 the HtaiH
and Stripes In u. lie Pronounced nu
eloquent eulogy on tho Baiiallt %,
which was loudly appiaudod.
Rev. &, n. Richardson was the next
spoaker. His remarks were Ia "a
humorous aud happy strain and point.
Cd trvoral morals lilo rotated sUvctnl
pleasing anecdotes which were greeted
with laughter anu npplaute.
Elder Franklin ID. Richards followe'.
For the first time he was able 10
wear an OH Folks' badge, showing he
was seventy; and he was pftuI OF tho
Distinction. He spoke NJ HE nsa0Cin-
ton with the founders oil ihu Church
and Of this STATE. He paid a glowing
tribute 10 the Mormon Battalion, aud
said that about the time VIC learn how
10 live we Iess Into the eternal worlJ Z;
exhorlod all 10 ensure the salvation VI
their souls.
A Maori chief who was present was
introduced 70 tho audience ami spoke
some minutes In bic n alive tongue,
apparently with eloquence anu feel.
ing.
Elder l.. A. sitatfotd delivered m
address, ana &. II. savage expressed
tho tha AXIS Of the Old Folks' committee
for the aid received, especially from the
klo Granite Western railroad. lie
moved = vote OF thanks to the officials
OF tho road, which was carried unani'
mousiy.
The musical features Of the program
were very good anu were VOL rem
dered.
81 the present writing the oxeur.
hlonlsts ana fflends and general publib
are thronging Leslor park 10 tho num-
Der probably Of 5000.
uamce aud amusumenta arc In pro-
gtess. There has teon no rain, ut the
atmosphere Ia cool ana comfortable.
The excursion IL grand success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-16
NoIIoe of TRUsIEeIs sALE.

NNrlIUENs oN rnE fIGsT DAY of
w october lHi1 Arthur a. Ter. AMI Alice
rrl, his vito made. executed uuu delivered
10 q. NJ J.. gl uin Ihcir certain bond aud r1H.
dNutrd Tor lNg payment OF ii,u'U IUd Inl.TtHt
according tn ton interest coupon u0tos thereto
httHChcd, uul
wnerchs 40 said parties on tho same date
executed aud delivered To Frank hnot m
trustee Tor sad IrInith trust decd conveying
90 biu lu truss tlu following described teal
estate situated iu uli Lake county, Utah, 90,
nineteen .iu u Uora tHro6 Id in rerLms
llrt Ailiu0n tn hllt Like cry aud any hb4
nlI water UelN belonging 90 ur tHtl ON Htl
prcuigua and ANY part thereof, which hal
trust decd wus duly recorded iu tho Onlcr "
tliu county recorder OF SAT- Lake county, tiahi
ON tnc ian Gay OF November, itNa ~ ll.Ir
m in TOOK ga " mortgages, pages 3i.r., ani
whereas said uust deed crowded hsi
fhOuId doftuu be made In the payment Of tad
lnuu or either ut tue interest coupon, ag
rUtdng % The tenor and eject thereof, for a
period ~ 90 dayH htOr their maturity, that d.
should De lawful fU4 SAID trustee 10 acI Ani
diHpOso Of Haid properly anu uii thU right
uue, lcnuht hnd equiIy ot redemption ~ ih9
ttd Arthur T. tcri and Alice Irfi his wife, %
puUllo auction az the front door OF the c0uriy
court house o. fhlt Lake City, salt lake
tounty, itnh, Tor cash, ~ giving 1l days
pr,yols nonee q such sale by publication
once IN each Wuuk tor tour successive weeks,
in aucWapHpof az that time published in Hit
Lake county lluh. hUd
Whereas, there has boon default made in
maturity OF the following interest coupons due
Apul it, lsA october lHt 1894, April lsb
1915, October iat 1880, April ltt is9l, aud
Whereas, by REASON OF sAid dofaults the legal
holder aud owner u said bond and decd ni
Uutt, g.. W, u. hrinith, has declared the whole
Of HHlt undcuit dnUHa due aud payable and hat
requested the uudersignod trustee TO execute
hupuweg ln taid trust doud, now. therefore l.
the undersigned irustcc, NJ the request Of lhe
legal holder u SAID note, by virtue Of mo
power and authority in me vested aud in 1r.
r0tdAncc with The provisions OF said trust eecl
viii, on Tuesday the 18Th day OF August, l-t,
~ " O'Clock noon OF Faid date, AZ the douth
trout door 81 tho County Court House OF ralt
Lake County, on South state street salt Lake
CIV, Utah, ell the above described premises
90 public auction 10 tho highest ana hoat lll
dor Tor cnHb, together with al right, Two
huuont and equity OF redemption OF thu fbil
Arthur 4. fcrl and Alice ferl their heirs ana
assigns, for the purpose OF paying the amount.
due on HaiI indebtedness with mo costs apl
expenses OF executing this trust ana tho saii
trustee wit make, execute, acknowledge ana
deliver 10 the purchaser or purchasers OF Hhll
premises, good and sufficient decd or deeds OF
conveyance therefor
Dated Jaiy 10. islG salt LAKE City. Utah
FRANK KNOX, Trustee,
sTEruENs 3NiIf, Attorneys for Trustee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-16
New Mining Comnany.

Articles OF Incorporation Of the New
State Mining company have been filed
with County Clork JOngF. Tho 0bjgc
" the incorporation Ia to conduct u
mining business with the principal
place OF business In Provo City. Tue
property OF the corporation contests OF
The Golden Key and tho Decsiver min.
ing claims 10 Tintlo mining district.
The capital stock 10 placed al $3.50, 900
.ivldod into shares OF 81 each; Si5, 4,
900 shares are stt atRrt IS u easuty stock.
Tho incorp3ratora who are hlRo the
directors aud officers are; j. II, FarEel;
president; Joseph |. Bullock, vice pres.
dent J. w. FafTer secretary and
tJea,urVi; George A. Bullock anu 3.
Whiting, directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-16
PROVO.
Fourth District Court.

Tho 'on wing bualnou was trans.
acted in tho Fourth disluct court yen.
tetday.
La the case Of 3. Llidihrd 4 e.. 50
WIN, Twelve, Iu mrut va fHudyJ. Il
Tor plniniifi In tue sum Of slBl.S5.
Follow lag tho above CaFB tie fuii o.
Low Openshaw VS. Wm. A. Hudson
came on Tor neArluz. Pla'nun SUES O. g
500 by tcAs on OF uoteuinat g1iug
upOn land, situ1fed near Shutaquin,
anu cutting lueefn and exercised OtH 2
rights Of Ownotship. aud a decree
Awarding the ownership o. ihr iald DO
dispute 10 plllntlti. PlsHun clans
that 3d. 1859 hb ami Ilsiuiifi aurgd
upon what should constitute the div.-
nl1u line between them. This is Jr.
MED by teienlan', who claims that %
division line was kuoWu or ngFrrI
upon till survey, madu Ia 1898, whicl
HlTvUy glyUa the disputed LAM 10 lh"
defendant Defendant alec as's Tor
500 damages,
In tho case OF tho Alpinn Iu'ga o
Go. VI MErY h. Blteman OF nj, pHir.
oil a. motion iorhn luiuuuuUl waauyt
Tor hearing Tor July 23ri.
T.. ]. kAddhtz and NJ, h. Raldaiz
have brought suit against the FlJilra
Mining company. The complaint
alleges that dofendanta have entered
upon portion OF tho Beocher minlrg
lode, In Camp Floyd mining district,
nnd applied for patent Tor ID under d
survey made upon tho Noble lode
owned by the 1oicudaut corporation.
Plaintiffs AK ~ DO Edjudgod tho own.
era Of tho Beechor lode.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-16
Burglars Arrested.

MIR. Eng.smau OF tho Coop. Blc0nd
ward store IN Salt Lake was up yes,cr.
day looking after some men VINO had
robbed his store. Thomas Murphy
was arrested and some Of the stolen
goois were found Ia his possession
n d two other men we're arrested At
Uinlahou tusplclon Of being connected
with the tutglaty.
A man travelling through 10 Callior-
MIA was met by stranger ut The
Union depot last evening" tue stranger
rsprrsnntei himsolt a. n Urs kemau on
the Southern Pacific and utfetei 20 pui
tho traveller on q box car far so cents
and takn him along. lilo pul MIN In
the car ana then went through him 90
the tune Of $50. Tho police were mott.
fist anu q man WIS arrested who was
Identified ns tao thief.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-16
THE MONEY READY.
F,f the survey II rubllc Lands IN ;.e
STATE a ulah.

Under the appropriation Tor surveys
OF public lands recently made by Con.
gTess the United States surveyor gen.
efal for Utah will have so, 900 or more
at his disposal Tor surveys Of Rirleul.
tutal anu grazing lana within tho
state, and Ia order that tubs may DO
utilized 10 the best advantage ana
surveys made whore the great.
Get benefit may result to eel.
tiers, II IL necessary that hppllcl.
lions Tor surveys DO made to him by
those parties having land which they
desire In have surveyed, who should
write % tho United Slutus surveyor
general Tor the district OF Utah nj Salt
Lake CITY, stAtingi
let. A. near ~ possible by township
anu range where their land IN situated
2nd. How long they have boon la
possession OF n.
3fd, Tho extent and value Of their
Improvements,
lhV pamu should be Bignrd and
sworn 30 before notary public Oh
Justice Of tho peace, " one is within
rilslnablU reach, aud addressed 90 the
". b. surveyor general, salt Lake
CITY, lIah, The surveyor general
would also like 20 be- informed OF the
location ~ 90 township Hud range OF
any agricultural or gazing land, not
yet Egttiul upon, bur which Is In the
line 1i settlement, nud wOulI be likely
90 Do settled upon % same were eur.
waved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-16
DAILY WEATHER yASG.


Weather reporls showing observa.
lions at S am. Ioiay'
Salt Lake Ciiy--Barometer 20.0j;
temperature, o.; minimum, 62i wind,
east, miles per hour; rain, 90 inch;
cloudy.
baker City barometer, 2O.si; tom
peTatuTe, %; minimum, bli wind,
south. y miles per hour; clear.
Cheyonno--BaTOmotor, 1905 tenn
uefalure, %; minimum, %; wind,
southi II miles por hour; 40 inches
cloudy.
Miles City-Baromhter, 20.Si; tenn.
peTatufe, 90; minimum, 81; Wind,
southeast, miles ror hour rain, 10
inchei; clear,
WlnnQmucua--l iaTOmotcf 5000; tenn.
peratufe, IS; minimum, 6sj wind,
north, s milUs per hour; partly cloudy.
ldaho Fall-BarumuteT, 20 0ji TEN.
Toralufe, 90; minimum, bs; wind,
north, light cloudy.
General Aud local forecast for 80
hours ending pm, July l7th;
For Ulah, showers tonight cloudy,
Friday, stationary temperature.
ssl, Lake City ami vicinity!
fair, warmth
J.. n. SMITH,
Observer, Weather bureau,
Totay's temperature isshowu In the
iGc simile thcrmOmuttr given fellows