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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-11-21
Stands at the Head.

Aug. ]. Bogel, the leading drug
yist of Shreveport, La, says: CDR
Kings New Discovery is the only
thing that cures my cough, and it is
the best seller have" F. Camp
bell, merchant of Stafford, Arlz.'
writes: CDR. Kings New Dis
covery Is all that is elaine for it; it
never fails, and is a sure cure Tor
Consumption, Coughs and Colds;
| cannot say enough for its merit.
DR.. Kings New Discovery tor Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds is not
an experiment. 1t has been tried
for quarter of a century, and to-
day stands at the head. 1t never
d,sappoints. Free trial bottles at A
B. Morgan's Drug Store.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-11-21
Ludlow.

LUDLOW.
i & Gill & Co have taken an in
ventorv and change in the man
agement of the wooden mill COM
pany is anticipated.
The body of Armln E. Moore was
brought here Wednesday and the fu-
neral held in the Metho dist church.
Mr.. Moore was an old soldier and
member of Co. I, End Regt. VT.
Vols. Members of the 6. A. r..
post attended the services.
The pettigrew family had a re-
union at Henry 6. Hcmcnway's on
Wednesday. The Pettigrews have
been prominent in Ludlow affairs
for many years. r. F. Pettigrew,
senator from South Dakota, Is a
member of the family.
A bill introduced in the legisla
ture provides that when voter re-
uuires assistance in marking his bal
lot, instead of selecting one OF the
board of civil authority to assist him
he can select two members, or il
only one is selected he can ther
show his ballot to the presiding Of
ficer and ask him if it is marked az
requested. When one knows tina
one-half of the towns in the state
have not Democratic justice ane
the balance of the towns only one o.
two on the board OF civil authority
the necessity of such law reflect
on the Republican justices of TIT
state. Ballot clerks are not mem
bers of the board of civil authority
We notice in the report of tn
state inspector Of finance, Fred u
Field, the aggregate deposits of tn
savings institutions is $32,l7o,74a.
So, a gain of more than ten million
dollars in the last five years. Ih
deposits of residents of the stat
amount to more than twenty-sI.
million dollars. The savings bank
and trust companies for the pas
year have paid $2o7,575.7S in take
to the state. The inspector recon
ments that the savings banks b
, limited to a per cent dividends.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-11-21
RUBBER NECESSITIES.

There are some articles
indispensable in every
home, but people worry
along without them be-
cause of the cost.
Among these Il good
hot water bottle comes
first to the mind, but I'M
less it is good it is use
less. We can sell you
one of Best Qaulity, and
guaranteed not to leak,
at "A low price. Money
refunded if not satisfac-
factory.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-11-21

the umpire and time-keeper kept the
teams at work for over thirty min
utes, and time was not called until
Springfield claimed a score: Wood
stocks touchdown was made by
hard work and in spite OF adverse
circumstances. The Springfield got a
touchdown by going through the
crowd, who tripped up their oppo-
nents in pursuit of the runner, who
also ran outside of bounds.
AT the end of this half the W. IL.
S. captain withdrew his men, and SO
the game ended after IS minutes
play.
The same teams, it is expected,
will play here Thanksgiving day.
The Woodstock team has played a
straight game through the season,
and this is the fist time they have
had occasion to complain OF their
treatment while away from home.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-11-21
At the Churches Tomorrow.

Christian Service at 1890. Sun
day school and G.. E. at the usual
hours.
Congregational-Morning service
1890, sermon by the pastor; Sunday
school after service. Junior meeting
s o'clock. Christian Endeavor 6.I5
o'clock. Evening service 7 o'clock.
MISUNDERSTANDING service at
1870, Christian Union at o'clock.
MISUNDERSTANDING service at
1890, Junior meeting $50 O'Clock,
Epworth League 6.I5 o'clock, Even
ing service 7 o'clock. Sermon IN
the morning hy H. Edwin Lewis of
Burlington.
St. ]ames-Usual morning and
evening services.
Catholic Low mass at Quechee
at 9.I5; high mass at Woodstock at
1880, catechism at $3.50, benedlction
at s o'clock.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-11-21

The Age and Thrice-a-week
World SLIGO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
Pleasant Valley Items.

scoFIELD. Aug ~ DR. J. w.
Smith had the misfortune 10 hurt his
lex few days rgl, " that hs Is laid
w In the houte. HIS horse iell with
him while on his was 70 Fish creek.
John +. DAVIS WIN had his Jaw
broken nbou; two months az In the
mine, Is improving M well ns @ ND be
expected, though he Ia unable 10 eat
ufy food yet.
j. NJ. Bcaue and ab'ut twenty
iflrnds held n very pleasant Iicric
party down near tho Tucher ranch iust
sunday. SupL W. q. sharp fpeut
part oi the day with them, Dut bad 10
leave IN umv TO ostcn tne train al
Clear csteh,
W. IA. Meyers ami vile ofSal, Lake
were nj Winter Q1arlof. yesterday
aud at the fequsst OF Mfe. Meyers they
returned Gu horseback, " being 30
pluatant TO travel among tho m1un.
tang this time OF tho year.
MI. Hatch q the Castle valley News
made business 10 sc0neld yrstrrday.
Mfs. Hpfllck and family ard Mis-
Boatis of Stlt Lake, aieters Of J. N.
Beatic, ME here 81 Joyiua the COO
mtuotain air. They VIII remain
several week..
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people Of Lebl, as tue sugar company
ulebuffed gO,dly numUef 81 checkr,
which INSIDE many a happy hear.
Marx Austin, WHO ~ expected 10
leave on mission 20 England, was
treated 10 ufprisu the other tvsning
by his friends. IL was aslciab.e time.
Several ladite ana gentlemen from
the East arc visiting bsbi aud i.s
sugar industry. All ston 70 admire
our city aud iie tufr0unuings.
a.. n. Chillf, euptrintenient oi
pubilc schools here, 10 building vcfy
neat home In the south laft Of cur
city.
Our ntw school trustees have organ.
lzBl anu gone u work In earnest. some
$3.50 hal 70 bn borrowed 10 pay initf'
est on school bonds.
Tho sugar company has threihed tut
some " their beet seed cfcp. and hnds
Il TO be very good. 10 the company
should be couched 20 continue ~ tue
sugar beet seed industry a seed dfylng
hOutu viii have @ DO sftcteo.
About l5D persons tsok part In The
sunday school excursion " Castiiis
Springs This week.
Tue Beck bArstOga Springs wou u be
u line uAthing fesuft ~ wo only Ds1
that BECK shor. line o fhilf0au built
that was talked Of.
The Ktkham orchestral baud Of
Lehi took part ~ tie opening Of the
Cedar fUrt new school builuiDg on
Friday. o. ~
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NnIlor fo sInoKAnlnrns

NOTICE is uEnLiii btVtN THAT o.
~ thu tlh fairutni Jay NJ September. ID.
% ll O'Clock lu tlf forenoon ~ said 0rt al
the Office OF tncf 81 fnua1n Uuu.. = pf-
duul CO.. NJ. iH utd Boo 2. West Tenn ic n
fnii iuhc titNs Utah, o. meeting ~ fhe'afHrN.
holders of tne D. ". liauspn Produce CON.
panr, corHofnt on, Wll be- held Cor thn uuf.
POGO % amending AMI chansinF tlo artrIrs
Of aftccmunt or Incorporation NJ nhid d W
liauson foduce Company on Tho ic iOWItz
PARTICULAR toswiti
first- 40 insfefse the capithitt0ck Oh sait
c0ruorauou lo Eve Thousand C.tpI fharrs
thfrruf ~ tin per value ui one hundred .f.tui
duiaff prr share and 10 hmHud pAfhaftuh ftI
ol the ARTICLES nn iuc rrorriiHn ct ODE afiI o.
W. Iunaun Produce tUWulnv % IuHd Hs
foil0wai The nmOunt Of tie cauilai sluft I'D
said corporation shall b. hfty ih0us end Uil,
gW dollars, which fhaii e. Citi1c1 into ntn
hundred tarl shores OF the ffce or par value
OF one hundred iilDl dollars cHch
Second r. amend Che Object Tor whlcha.id
corporation ia Organized. hUiu plrnrfnI.h ffI
thereof. On read fH follow That iho object.
boo nCas ana plfHuU OF ftii corporation u
aud thali continue 10 b. % carry on and con
durf tue business 90 general rummIH1inu.
unolssaio nnd i0hhInr trade in fruiia. nf0dirs.
Och, Oyat1ra, rfUctuca, provisions and mcr'
thundisinE Of every nature 4ud description.
q. W. tANtuN. President
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nn1loE nf IFusIrt,s sAtr.

txrugHrAs oS 1Hs INST DAY or
w urinuff lsIl Hftuuf 4. Tori ana AIiHe
fcfi. Dos uife made. rrtcu ei ADD delivered
10 q. ~. 3. Cog nih ihcir ctliain bond ana con.
dIilonod Tor she payment ~ 900 and interest
recording 60 ten interest coupon notes thereto
Wicles' IKE said parties on Tho same date
tvtrutrH AID dtllvffcu To- frank Nnut al
uuaton Cor aaif uurIin trust deed cunfcYirE
o. hiu in truss tur IuHuWing dc1cuucu itnl
estate stuaieif ln -alt lsAc couniy. Utah. 90.
wil- lufa fDvrHttUn fl1I, eighteen lisl and
nineteen fiIl De Mnes tureu 90 in fuffins
fIFat a Idiunn goo tnit Lake CIV ana any aud
40 water ualts NeiunfInf 90 or rfcl on aaiu
premises aud any rft itgrtoi, which tail
must decd was duly recorded in tl1 uflcc "
ihc cUunty rcrofutf % saIt Lake c0aniy, ttah,
ON tha liin DAY OF NofemhCf, 40. atlii9 p,
MherUaf aHd trlHi decd provided shat
should dllUuIt be- made iu The Day mout ~ SAID
load Or either % lno ln,,rest COW ol.. &C.
urHoduf 30 days riier their mftnfitV. ihnt %
snouId hr lawful Cor tnd trustee iu ari and
dilrosc Of san .pfupssiy, an aii ihc .ght
aud Arthuf D.. ftri lnd Alice fsri his wife, at
puhlIe suction 10 ilu front door 90 ihc comfy
court hautc a. Gals Lake tiiy. talt likg
preVouf nouce ~ such fio ly Publication
once fn each week tor tour successive Wouas.
in ncwspaper 90 thai time publshu1 n aah
Wbrrrss. thero iar hcon tcfauit made in
thaunftnrutfBr moro than days after their
mauHF 90 INC following interest coupons que
Ami lat lsli october lst 1884, Apri iai,
1855, Ociobcr It, 100, Apfu IT, sa, and
Whereas. ty taat1n OF said dCfaults the legal
Dol .rr Aut owner ~ Haid bond ani decd ul
uuttN 49,. ". Hfliith hnH declare the whole
OF aHid ludthisdneas due sad payable ana haa
rrItostcd che uudCrtHcucd tfusicc Co execute
mf power iu sad tfutt deed. nov, therefore, !.
tlo undersigned trustee, rs tun fcIutal 90 the
Legal no De- ~ arid note. uT VIuue Of the
raWrr unu authority boz me vested and Doc &C
rHfdarno with inu pfQFlsiur4 90 rfid trust iced
VIII, on IutIitV BOO lstu 0uF nc august. lsN,
nt D. O'Clock noon ot aan die. 10 uc fouih
iruni door % tne county tnuh House 90 alt
ilaH county. on fnuu atnfH Street salt Lake
CIV Utah, 90 mo above dcfcaUci premises
Of Hui.r auction totH1 lirnlat lud De ihd
Ger Coz clHa. together with nu uFlt, iiilc,
hCnrut aud equity OF redemption 20 she Hdiu
arthur a. tori and Alice inrI, ihnir he|rs and
H.Eua Coz Doc purpose " pawn. Toe amounts
nuc on saii iudchiriucat Win soc coats Anl
rtufnfcH OF executing thlH trust nnu thu faid
trustee viii make, execute, Acknowledge and
deliver tp the purchaser or purch1fcra % said
pIumlHcs. good ani sufficient decd OF deeds of
Conveyance therefor
unted july ID, 1885, salt Lake rnY. Utah
IhAAh KNOX, Trustee.
trtrirNs sMiru. Auorucys Tor Trustee.
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Nnies aud persnnals.

Prof. II. II. Liniord OF the Agrlcul.
iural college who was advertised TO
lecture last evening Ia tue Fsurih
ward meeting house, on questions ~
interest 10 the farmers. nad only thfes
OF four people came out to hear niui.
The gentleman, however, engaged la u
desultofy talk with those present auu
gave much Interesting Information,
upon rotation OF crops aud the good
eifeci.of iotclllgont Toiationlon the soil,
the necessity Tor n vigilant crusade
against weeds, anu Ia REGARD 10 fe, diug
dairy cows, milking. butter making,
etc. IL Ia n great pity that n larger
audience did not Turn out. 10 10 10 be
hoped, however, thu gentleman can b,
persnsdod 10 come ngaln nj n iuture
tlme when the farmers are not 30 busy.
Prof. Llnford stated In response 20 a
question, asked by one Of those pre-.
soni, that the farmers did not avail
themselves TO tn, extent that hoy
might Of the opportunity 10 obtain,
FREQ OF charge tho bulletins issued by
the experimental station at regular
intervals ON matters Of great interest TO
farmers, stock raisoTs, etc. All that II
nece,n,ry to obtain tnem IL 10 forward
tho name to tho Agricultural ol'egv.
Andrew Hankup, OF Kanosh, the
relative OF Black Hawk, VINO !. extr..
ing himself to obtain Black Hawke
release from the r ate prison, had an
interview with Governor Wells yes.
tofdhy, while the Governor was here
TO attend tho meeting OF tho asylum
board. He went to Salt Lac on the
same train a. tue Governor for the
purpose OF prosecuting ILLS petition tor
Black HawKi freedom 10 tue paIdon.
lug board today. The petition iu quite
largely signed.
G.. l.. Du Bots. Of Washington ID. &.
anu two assistants hfe hrrs. Mr.. Du
Bols IN an Official examiner OF surveys,
aud will inspect mineral surveys in
Rock and Slate canyon, anu ngflcul.
tural surveys on w0oli Flat anu the
Reichnllxer place, near sprlngyille.
Alter completing his work huIs he
VIII 90 south. where other turveys
VIII be passed upon.
A very interesting entertainment
was given last evening Ia the Second
ward meeting house, by Niles Llzzlr
Thatchot's kindergarten class, show.
Ing In amost pleading manner The roo 4
results OF the KindeTgaften syslem.
The Spanish Fork COOPERATIVE In.
stltulion has iilsd n suit IN the Fourth
district court against Coburn 4 Soc.
Held OF Clear Creek 10 collect slsO. 40
claimed TO 10 duo ON n pfomissofy
note.
A very large number Of people from
ffOvO and other tOwua In tho cDuntv
and from counties south, went 10 Gar.
Held with tue Tabernacle choir this
morning.
Joseph Hatch came In from Denver
yesterday, where he has been on a
business trip. lie wont home 10
Heller through Provo canyon.
Colonel Cash went to Salt Lake to.
Gay TO attend meeting OF tbs Stale
Democratic central Committee,
II. 8. Watson OF Salt Lake Is In the
city.
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NOTICE.

NoTICE "a uruEnY GIVES ny TIM
~ Iny Council Of sflt Lake CITY. state of
u tab, o. The intention ~ tuch DounciI TO make
lhr following utHcfiufu iUnfnVrmOut, Wit
Extending andlayinF acwcr lateral 4 ons 100
Following uuWrH alrrnt' 10 tho center OF sfi'.
street uom south iumrlc street in point
midway between tirst aui second ntrnfta. Doc
sewer District SO ~ t1id CITY nud uciraF
We costs thrftnf efum4fri 90 % frutf rof
linear ur front foot or ok hundred nud nfits
ofNt NhANIl dnlllfi hV 1ufHt HHfrfamant
upon the tote Or riccta % ground wlttin the
following doscfiuod district, being the dtsifics
70 bo affected or benefited by said Improve.
mcnt namely
1no nofih lio feet q Lot md an Of Lot q
llork tro north 10 feet ~ Lot aud all OF
lot g. block 900 uf Los j. ulucs 20. and aIl
ul OF g, Bloch Oh 40 % slii lots and pieces
Of frouud beng ln ilat ~ AT iatu City
tuFNuV
Al protects and objections 10 no cltryinF
out OF Huch iutcuti1n 10 make sid Improve.
meat muat Ir pIcfHutru iu WHITING iu tie titV
Recorder ou Of lnforc thu iucnt.nfh dHy %
AurufL llN, hcluF tnc iimn 900 lY nnii Dnuns
ril Whun 70 wifi hear and consider SUCH otier.
Unua Ha may De- made thereto.
iiY order OF the tliY Council " Salt lake
Guy, state OF Utah, mldo The 2iai day o. July,
DAVID a LMFnY.
city Recorder
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NOTICE.

NOTICE II HEtnY GIVEN ny TIM
~ CITY Council OF ehIt ale CITY, state %
itah, IS thn Intention Of such council 20
make thc following described Improvements,
tutWlti
runatruciiun "a sewer lateral on tte south
side Of fiita south street nom Hast fompIu ~
Wet Temple sirsoih in toNrr uisr 90 n.g of
tnid CITY ana dtuaY thr ruHt thereof. csimat
ui 90 ~ % per frnut or lurnr foot or eleven
hundred and my Eve Ni,lapl dniihrH. BY
local laHrfHmcnt urun tho lois ~ uiUrfs 81
nrouud within tue following described HifirL
lninr the district 10 nr Hncrtfd OF benefited
By enld improvement rnmalY
Lake tliY survey.
All protests and 0biocuona 70 the carrying
out OF such intention 20 make faid improve.
mrni must BE- pfcsrufof 90 writing 90 the Uitv
ccpfdcr ON Of before The gith day Of August.
1885, beng The ilmr fot by aaid touucii when
u Will ncnr and consider such otlscti1ua a.
may be made thrrotH.
ny order u tho city Council of talt Live
clly. state Of unh, made tho slsl gay ~ Juiy.
isH. DAVID r BINARY,
Cuy Recorder.
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w HEnEhs. CYnts rwiTcnELt. AND
w Matilda > Iwitehcl| hi. wif,and tiint
]. Noon. an unmarried mHn. dm W luelf ter
tain DEED or uust uaIrl one t-lN uAl nl Huls
100. aud recorded on tlr De- GAY ~ Augu.l
100. took e.n OF morfg14ta, raEcs ~ 70
go ifr usive Il the records in thn once on
tue recorder of dccaa of saIt Ahe rouuiy on
Wlninm ~. bale oil urffrf. tho foiiowInE
deacnbtd real rsiaic situate In tnc haid sat
Lake county. q iah. 20 wit.
Commencing ata uolnt a. ices wcsi ~ 100
nofifclti coftef IL i0t dto I. b.0ct ihifiY
90. pat "H 20 salt IrNH tlT suFef uenCo
running south ~, zee. uCnre wet 4 igett
thou north iQi fees. hcure casi a''i icei 10
winch SAD coateyan-c vas made in trust to
secure 90 Tho order OF Ino lomhlfd lutist
meet company tha va mtni 90 lhe ellh l.e'
lWiichcll anu Matid1 q iui CheiI ana iiut ].
Moons one certain prouff0y nolo ~ q en
d1tc with SAID dtcl % uUHl, f1r thg irnlirN
sun Of fourteen tundfed lt. a,il.i., que
on from tLo date thereof 90 iiH faie 20 eN lal
per rrui per Anuum, payable 'tmi anuua.Ni
aud with interest thcfoun ai.cr maluulN az lLi
rate of twelve fill percent pef uuhuw. raY'
nuiO teui| annually urd
Wtefoas ID BE- provided n fald deed Of trust
inst boz rssu 90 uofault ln ihc rtimctt az tald
pfuuissory note, or d, interest thereon or IN
cafe % uruHcnin any % the r0Vonnnia -
taid deed OF ifuFt. tho iruatro shall unun the
apulicaiiln ~ The lUgu holder ut aall nulti
cell aud dispose ~ saIi promises. sud one ihe
right tito. benefit ami oIaiF % REDEEM pton
uf she taia uyrus and Maulln . tuttohcli and
thut Moon, their tcirs and hfs.rus therein,
~ nuhlo auction, % thC uItce, iu me inahhtt
niIt Tor the purroIcH lu fai4 dcou ~ lfutt
stated, aief net g.Vina tNlftf tili 1agN rnlrc,
% rnftculafiy urutifpd Cor in fnil 1000 90
trust reference $50 which o. De- fcly made Tor
greater certainty and
whereas. dcf uit hlf teen made 10 the pay
mcut % anid principal toto OF tiit g, nrd DO iun
rnf mon % Hn insurance u.HuIum aunnutuf
d. fif, which anid amount haa been uuFarrnd
ht goo icfa holder uf che sad note. enc the
s1ii rfilrinai note nnd Insurance premium hfo
tiIl naat due hnd uuundt
Nua therefore. notice a hCfohF given tlat
J, che underHiFhrd, " Hfro aa aiufcaalli 90 me
frIHcHtuf tho lnrHi holder VI Hali note, tud
nnltf mud by virtue % tue power no authnr'
ity ln u|r vested hV ttr aail dcDf % Trust, Nul
nn saturday, mo anii, day 70 AuFtst ieN, %
thn Nuuf ~ ten O'Clock 300 thr forenoon % ahil
DAY cell the above fffrrllfd rroNfriJs and hn
the tNht. uuc, hrucNt anl rIuHT ol feleWi.,
uan q tnc said yrua Hrh Napidaj lwirhrl
1nn clint 4 Moon. thCir heirs QUO uaNFnl
ltfulu, nt public suction. fnr inn hNheaf Qua
best price 40 same VII. BRING Iu cash, % thc
lrunt door Of the county NauH House. iu tnlt
l1ar ely, M thor0unIF OF Halt lnte state ~
itah. Tor the ruIp0ao 20 PAYING lld note nnd
Insurance. and on cost and capcnfeao OF ca
WILLIAM u. n,Lu.
Iiui publication Juiy .s. 1914
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NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ Guy Council 0f sat LAKE CITY, state %
ltah. % no iutrnuounf such Council 10 maka
the following described Improvements, to.witi
tNtgndiaF und laying aowur lHtofll Along tue
following NAMED street on tho north tica Of
second south street irom fiiih hast street ~
nunhhr avenue, bong in rcWof DnUlri SO. 4
nf naid city, bod dufraY the cost and expense
thereof estimated 90 tl.il per linear or 'front.'
loot ui nhuiuuE properly, or three thuuHaud
eight hundred and sixty one tfi,adl.0ll dollar,
by local aHsc'fment upon the luta lr pirrua
OF ground within mo fulloWinx defcrlb6d de.
itict bong thn district 10 DO Affected or loun.
ntcd hY Hnld improvement namely
Al % luis Z and !, hlork hli AN OF lOts Z, @. 81
and 4 block o., hil " lots and 3. hlocE tli and
% lota D. Z, and Z, bloch ii and ui of l0t !.
block 10, plat "n % salt Lake CITY survey.
All protests anc ohlpetlona 20 he carrying
out Of said iutenton must be presented in
writing 10 the CITY Recorder on Or before the
nrat Jay " fcptumbor. 1904, being the umu aot
hy said Council whcn 10 VIII hear and con,
aidcr fuch objections na may Do made therein.
iY ORDER oi ino Ulty Council az haIt Lake
Cily, STATE ot Utah, made july 2sih, lalt
DAVID :. EMERY,
Cily Recorder
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NOTICE,

NOTICE is HruEBY GIVEN ny Tur
~ CITY Council of SAT- Lake city. state Of
Ntah, Of the intention Of such Council o.
make tho following described Involvement.
tosWift
Constructing n cemont sidewalk. slk fe.t
wide nud fuuf inchcl ihies on the west side OF
trCnud kHat NuCrt lcfutCn fnuth Temple
ftruct und firit rouih Street 10 silCwhia ulas
trirt No, ln OF inld ritY, and drifav the rust
ana rNptnac thrrcuf, fHiimatoi AZ save CO or Oue
and iwunif unn iiundrcuihd WLgul Dollars
per mont uf linear foot, hY local hHHnaumont
upgn the lots or Iircrf uf ground within the
following described district, uHlug Che district
% DO Affected or bcuchHot by SAID Improve.
mrut, namely
i.otl aud 4. Block q. Plat "a" salt Lake
CITY survey.
an proi6ais and objections 60 tho carving
out Or such Intention must be- presented 10
Tie CITY Recorder in wiring on or before The
saih gay ~ Auguai itNs. lciuE the time oct by
sMl iouuci whul 70 will hear and consider
such objections nH may BE- made thereto
Wy order ot tho NiiY Council uf salt Lake
tiy. state Of Utah, made jay 9ist. 10
DAVID n, EMEHf,
Guy Recorder.
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ASSESSMENT Nn1lnr

NanfrrDlu Mining Co. tfc4udn ~ ffinrirst
place % iufirtfi No. % Wet sUuts b. 80
plo srcct, SAT lHtu titv. Ltah Ior.tien
% minua. Mineral iiii mlnine disfftgt
Blanc county, Idaho.
NOIiCE Is nrnEn GIVEN TuAr Az
IN ceiling ~ The unurl ct fiferinfs ~
thc Nautcfnllt Miutnl Co. held nt SAID 40
Guy. Uiun. huntaih, 300. an AtsrsfmtrI III
tour lll cont pUl .hnfc wns levied cu tna ssn.
raj stock % fhO corporation, payable I'D onea
10 s. e. NIuuuuc. 20 .retnry, No ID Wcat autr
Temple hirsrt sflt i.akr CITY, ltah. and M
stock uu which ihu assotFmtnt fhlii rtmri,
unpaid on The tih day OF eUuttmi cr, tslN viii
hu delinquent aud advertised Tor sale I'd nuiite
wiz hu fold on he 4iih day oil settembrr
lau, ~ Che hour % ? b fu.. Nd thc rnice ~ lid
company. to pay hssCasnIo1t and rUsis ~
udvcftising and ospenfgH ~ sale
4. q. DlAtQuE. sory.
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lehi News Aoies.

LEIu, Aug. l4.-Thls week a nura.
Der Of tho brethren who have served
Ms missionaries met ior the purpose OF
forming missionary society, 4. Il.
Jones was elected chairman and w.
l.. Webb, secretary, After Ttmatks by
several, the following committee was
appointed 10 get up reunion: James
kifkham, ehairmsn; 4. R. Jones, A.
}. Evans, We. Ross. A. Il. Audef.
son. The affair Will 10 held In the
hesr future.
The young peoples associations held
hJolht meeting on SUNDAY evening,
when good program WAS presented,
2. w. hoas anu h. Soulhwiok were the
principal speaker.
On sunday last n branch Sunday
school was organized 10 b. hsld 10 our
n. u. sehoolhouse. viii he "A pri.
mary anu kindergarten. =. w, Ross
viii be In charge, with w. l.. Webb
ana several ladies ~ assistants, IL IN
l25. wa Nv "0'"'
August 10 was agreAt day for the