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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18

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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-18


The only way ihIa can bc ,lonr I. BY
providing for system nnd capital on n
rufficirhtly large scale ~ organis. all
the unemployed labor II iHcoinr self.
supi,ortin. and exchange the urrsiuct
NJ their labor on n hnsla that will tr
Just to NIL. The working people who
belong 10 tho labor unions seem 10 ir.
pend on strikes tn secure better ronii.
lions for themselves. ignoring 10 great
extent the opportunity tO irsO,,e their
own employers. The iaiOr exchanges
that are nov lwink rapidly organized
MI over the United kiairs ~ much far.
shcr by enabling In inrtti~rs t0 produce
whatever they cAh NJ val,n~ HMst ~.
change Il for other memlrtr' psuslu4s
that they may iw ablc 10 ,aa~. NtiIi, a.
yet. tlse labor exchanges Ao mt prss
vide for the securing VI capital ard Sos
Q systen os psuslurstoH thai WIN eeahls
them 10 suppay oa . large scsle tkc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
The Montana Press Party.

The Montana editors leave the city
for Denver. Alter their IeIufn from
Garfield yesterday they were escorted
by the local press club ~ F,rt Douglas
on invitation OF Colonel Kstt. Tho
reception nj the post was cyIdiaI anu a
complimentary cOhcert was rendered
lhGm.
In the evening they assn
oiled at the Tabernacle to listr n
TO the ohOir's concert arranged
Tor them, IL vas the first time tina.
hey had vlsiteu the famous TAberns.
ole OF h ard The Gu ir, aHl they ex-
pressel the greatest pleasure ut tht
entertainments. TINS morning they
so thelr time iu seeing the points Of
'erre' "" r' 80 w"ni =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
Change of Venue.

Mrs. Mar h Ferguson appeared bs-
fore Justice Sumner today to answer
to the charge OF threatening to beat,
bruise, etc., one Nettie s. Mann. Is TN
sidee were present to try the case, but
motion was made for q change Of
venue. Justice Sommer saw no rea'
con for tse change. aud the ueieudanl
and her frienis complain that he rose
up in his uffi cial dignity-aven lost
his official iempeI--0ut hDally he
granted the motion and referred TO
J ustice McMsster the trial OF the cnee,
ard bound The defendant over in s2OU
bonue.
Two lady frienis of the defendant
went her bonus anu the case Will be
tried WeJnesd v morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
CHEAP S. P. RATES.
The Southern Pacific Makes an Un-
preCedsnted Passenger Cut.
ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP
h Il, due ion Certain to Bring Many
Californ aus TO The Comm rcial
,olgrtss IN his City.

Secretary Culmer OF the Trane.Mii-
slssippi Commercial Congress IL
IA NC eisted over the following com.
munication from Mr.. Il. III. Goodman,
general passenger agent OF the SouIL-
err Pacific:
We have decided TO sell tickets to og.
den and return on the occa zion Of the
Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress
from points on our roads in California
aud Nevada at rate OF one regular first
class fare for the round trip.
Taking IL Tor granted that the
congress opens on July 18th, we will
sell the tickets Tor trains arriving at Og-
den on The Is and on the morning of
the l4,h. To enable such OF the Il teud-
ants as may desire to remain TO witness
the festiylties during The Pioneer Jubi-
lee, the tickets will DO made availabl o
return from Ogden up 10 and including
the 3lst prox mo. ~ lt'
This 10 d. ubtirss surprizs TO those
Interested since 1t has besn given out
that these rat coul not be secured.
L. fact the southern Pacific never be.
iore has offered the single fare rate Tor
aruhd trip o. auy occssi n.
This cut in rates will be ure to bring
g oJ many frm C,li,urnia ana
Nevsua who wouiI not have come
peIoIe, anu the privilege OF stoppi 4
over until after the Jubilee Will he a
great convenience ana an inlucement
10 come.
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS NOTES
The badges ue cribed in the NEws
recently Tor use ny delegates, vleItOt
lagn fan hau u..a
The firm manufacturing them statss
hat tbey are the Il hest work ever
urned out by IT. TIE members Of
ub.committees win wear. besi % h.
committee badge, rdsettes OF different
Tors US amsrk OF uis,inction.
Three hun red anu twenty.one &C.
cepiances to c. me 70 delegates have
been received up 10 date. The letter.
oi acceptance have cume IN ~ the st
u about len or O teen a DAY. They
are expected 10 come in faster THAI
this from now on.
A letter from the chamber of @ m.
meTce OF San Fra cisco states tnat The
delegation irm that city will be In
this city tweniy.four hours before the
Convention begins.
Hon. John p. Irish OF Oakland, ,
Csl., the well known polite al, has
taken exception to the upo ciai In.
vtsation to be present at the congress,
anu g ates that lie has now made otnel
uispoeition OF his time uurins the
setsion. L is possible that Gu. Iris Ia
may lie Induced to be present.
A letter has been received from
Chas. w. Thomas Of Woodland, Cal.
stating that he will be present n, the
congress. Mr.. Thomas also ffsfs to
reau a paper or speak on the induslrIal
condition Of the w,s ern 'armer.
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10 this case. He AYERS that alb ut
we weeks ago he came to Salt
Lake from Arizona whsrs he ha
bsen engaged in frcighting. He nd
considerable money on HE petson and
drop ed In with Ozark ami Haganf
with whom he had been acquai ~
with some time. They drank and
drank. nud visited and visited unit II 1t
was all Collins could do to lay claim
TO terra fifma. Finally, socord.
ing TO the complainaups story, he
drank a glass OF beer which made him
very SICK, and wbiie In this co"nitioD
be allie es that they * racte1 SIS rom
his pockets and made of with II. The
next Jay Collins me Clark AID on &c.
cus,pg him OF the theft the latter beg.
g.d his c'lm +, cay nothing Of 1t
aid he would make 1t all right.
Out OF respect Tor his people, he said
nothing, but waited patiently for D
Bettlemspt, which, however, never
came. Last evening he had the men
arrested and they are now behind
prison bars.
CLARK Ia well known to the police
and Ia looked upon ss an acc mplieheo
sneak thiei. Both me deulsre their
innocence OF tue ffense charged.
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Notes and Personals.

Elders PACK and N lble Of the Cole
rauo mission passed through Pro 20
yesterday, on their wheels. They
Travelled by bike all the wsy from their
field Of labor, kept over the desert,
where they patreuized the rajlronu.
A ter visiting friends here they can
tiuued ON to their home Ia Davis
county, where they Will spa al vaca-
| u iii after the Jubilee, when they
will relurn t. Colorado.
Jo,eph Il. Crook OF Payson, VIII os
rrest on chBrse OF committing o
criminal ope stion was mentioned
ytslefday's NEWS. was feleaseu by
Justice Pas $1,000 bail psud ny
Examination, which was set for tnis
Afternoon.
William McFsrlsne, q transie /,
Gather cleaner, was arrested by Con
table wilkins last eve On the
nbarge OF disturbing the peace OF Mra
McFarlsn.. II Is charged that he IL
N the habit OF going home drunk aud
ibusipg his wife. He will have hear
ing before Justice b 10Th today.
In the case OF +. w. Duggins v.
Wilson AID Neibour, previously su0
mitted, Judge Du epberrv has re
efeu uecisiou to the Z Il cot that Dit
iendsnts ahsll pay $50 q month rem
or the DuggiBs building on Msip
street, this city. Duggins wanted 81 Al
month anu the defendants ohlY
wantet to pay $50 under contract 1,
he effect that toey should ray sucf
rental As the busi ess would Justify.
The annual commencement exer
cises Of the U'ah county IuoIic school
commenced this morning at Spaniel
Fork
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

It's the best thing for the
hair under all circumstances.
Just as no man by taking
thought can add an inch to
his stature, so no preparation
can make hair. The utmost
that can be done is to pro-
mote conditions favorable to
growth. This is done by
Ayers Hair Vigor. It re-
moves dandruff, cleanses the
scalp, nourishes the soil in
which the hair grows, and,
just as a desert will blossom
under rain, so bald heads grow
hair, when the roots are nour-
ished. But the roots must be
there. II you wish your hair
to retain its normal color, or
if you wish to restore the lost
tint OF gray or faded hair use
Ayers Hair Vigor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

The supreme ut hanueJ down n
npiniou today la the case OF JOshut
Colt ct al, appellants, va Charles NJ,
Feed OF al respondents, sffi ming the
/ .dgment OF the court below.
This action was brought in the
nature OF an injunction suit,
aud was to determine whici
Il the parties cUDstiiuted TIE
board OF dirtciors OF the Sheep Roc
dii ing and Milling company. Payer
was made that de endanls rom Fer-
guson aBd William Campbell secrt-
airy a. vics-presiuent o the company
We enjDinei from dispusing OF tn.
treasury stock OF the company, IT
being alleged that they had entered
into frnu iuient conspiracy for the
purpose Of obtaining iuli control, by
eiecling Il u. Brown director and by
presenting ficticiOus claims against
The comp ny ami requesting q volu .
airy assessme /.
Duucsn J. Frew got q judgment
agai = 81 the company after the restraiu-
ing order was Issued. The OF ok wa,
sold and was isslel to him by Fergus.
son anu Campbell. This stock was
voted later making the two defendants
directors OF the company. They quail.
fled as also did appellants.
TIE low er court found that the stock
in question was not Issued in violation
u either tue spirit or letter OF the
ftatrainiug order and dismissed the
c1mplaiul. The court today finds nc
feversible error and af1i the iudg
pent.
The opinion 10 written by Justice
Miner anu c1ncurTed in by Chief Jus.
tice Zane aud Justice B,rtch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
BASEBALL NOTES.
Re pld Iransils Beat The salt Lake City
H. X. Team

Yesterday afternoon the employees o.
the Salt Lave and II pid Transit stree
Railway companies crossed bats on tn.
diamond at the old bicycle track OF
the corner Of State aud Tenth s nth
streets, and struggled for the lanrels o.
victory. Neither team displayed the
skill In welding the hickory that they
were wont TO chow IN handing the troll.
10y, but they played, nevertheless, .
rousing game anu hesped up mighty
SCORES to their respective credits. Tn,
victory went to the swift run from
Rapid @. mpapy on score OF 20 10 Is
9346G7s9
Salt Leke-................i "a
The Herald baseball team anu tn
z. q. Nj. l. boys try for honors at tue
Fort Douglas giounus today at a
O'Clock. Each side Is cJhhdent OF
securing sweeping victory.
Tomorrow tue Zon's Savings'State
Bank team will meet the Dtseret Ma.
tionai Bank players at 4 U'ciock q
the University campus. The men Oh
each siue inienu TO .how conclusiveIy
that while they are acknowledged to
have thorough acqusiataDce with sil-
yer and gold they are not wholly I'M
familiar with tie diamouc.
The Pharmaceutical fraternity have
challenged their patrons, the men Of
medicine, to meet them in q friendly
game VI baseball at any time or place
the latter may choose. 10 make the
thirg complete the hospitals should
offer the use of their smbulances III
case OF accident.
A Salt Lske nine made up from
members OF 1.-The jubilee team and
from o her players OF the city went to
Ogden this afternoon to play the Z. III
q. A. team Of U .den.
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raising cattle for bandits to steal. They
cannot ret away with sheep very
well and our people knw IL some
Of the tougbs are actual residents OF
San Juan county. or HAT there is
no doubt. We cluld easily spare q
dozen or more OF them ana Of
better off for the change. 3 on a,.er
the Carpenter holdup on the hip
Gtsnae, y couple o chaps went mo
the San Rafael country oete hsiolyt
hunt bUrstf, but as We al Know as
we'll as we can to get their ulvy out OF
the paymsster's loet ck.
"But then we have gond cou ntiy
and good people anJ are going l."
oope out o top at 90 distant Jay"
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Among the Railroads.

The Portland ticket Office OF the
Oregon Short Line lie now open anu
running, as tue agent says, at full
blast. Mr., Il II. Ella OF Tacoma,
Washington, ia city passenger agent
Of the o. B. Il. at Its northern tel
minus.
The regular Saturday night Short
Llue excursion train 10 Soda Springs
will accommodate new class OF pas
sengers Oh its trip tomorrow night.
One car Will be sell apart for the use OF
sportsmen who want 10 go north TO fish.
This coach which will be either q sleeper
or chair car will be sldetracked between
McCammon anu Soda Springs Ne
Pebble on the Portneuf river. The
anglers may then make their way up
aud down stream and indulge In the
finest fishing, 1t Is asserted, to be
lound In tue country. The car 10
picked up SUNDAY uight and arrives
In Salt Lake Monday morning At
9;05 O'Clock.
Tomorrow night the first ball OF O
series Of sem weekly affairs will be
given at Siltair. The orch estra will
De enlarged anu "a printed program
furnished 10 the dancer. TIE tall
VIII last firm 5 q 1918.
The mOst care vi preparations are
b'lng maize to have jubilee day, Ju6e
3 }, a most successful II air. Over 500
are 10 be given away IN cash prizes.
The Mutual Improvement associa.
don txcnTsion was maze to the Sal.- Z
tOiay.
n private party made up II u, @. ii.
employees will 20 to The Lagoon
Monday eve ing ON sppclal train
mat is TO leave the city al 1880 o'olors.
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Extra Patrolmen for Jubilee.

The Council com mittee on fire and
police will recommend at Tuesday
evenings meeting the employment o
twenty pitrolmeu during Jubilee
week, al $3.50 per day. This is In
harmony with the Recommendation o.
the fire and police board, with the ex.
ception OF the hiring OF PinkertoD
detective. Chief Paul, 1t is under.
stood, says It will be almost impossi.
BILE to get siotg without PinGerton
man, but the committee thought other-
wise ami refused to consider.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
l.utual Improvement League.

On lnurs ay evenine, Juue "a
Pro. j Whitley ave tne last OF ~
class lectures on general III story. Tn
ilicers and members OF the League
owe debI OF grotI,u lie to Prof. Waite
~ for the very valuable service he hss
fendeteu suu they gave aim an expr g.
sion Of their appreciation OF uis voiub-
DRY AMI mos nelplui ali by electing
oim an honorary membr of tn
League. These weekly meetiuss havs
xieDde1 overs period o. nv mJntis
ind ali VINO have shared the priv :
eye oil the pr fesslr's EXPOSITION VI tn
uti set are thankful Tor the upi they
nave enjoyed. II. W. DAYNEs,
5ec's M. 1. L.,
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WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Mon ana, Wyoming aud Oregon
stations.
Weather reports showing observa
tions at 8 Am. today:

Weather reports showing observa.
tions at 8 Am. today:
Salt Lake City-Bsrometer, 29.76;
temperature, 81; minimum, 81; VIM,
southeast; 9 miles per hour; clOudy.
Baker Barometer, 2e.S2; tenn
peratpre, So; minimum. 81; WIND,
south, 10 miles psr hour; cloudy.
Cheyenn, -Bsrometer, 1904; tenn.
perature. IS; minimum, AS; wind,
south, IA miles per hour; rain, .O2
inches; rain.
Havre-Barometer, 1904; tempera.
turc, 81; Minimum, 4s; wind, north
east, IL miles per nour; rain, .06
inches; cloudy.
acknowledgements. 5000; tempera-
ture, so; minimum, 4S; wind, south
west, light; cloudy.
Miles City--Barometer, 5000; teni-
perature, 60; minimum, 81; wind,
east, 10 miles per hour; cILudy.
Idaho Falls Baron eter, 1886; tenn.
peralure, As; minimum, 46; wind,
north, 10 miles per h ur.
Winnemuccs Barometer, 29.7S
temperature, so; ninimum, AS; wind.
south, ligni; partly cloudy,
General ana local forecasts for 80
houra ending p. m. Saturday:
For Utah forecast made at SaI
Ffaucisco): Partly cloudy tonight anc
Saturday with thunderstoTms IL
mountain relions.
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Thun
detshoweTs this afternoon aud tonight
Fair Saturday ami warmer.
j. Ii. SMITH,
Observer Weatuer Bureau.
Today's temperature is shown In tn,
lac simile Thermometer given bsiov:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
sTOCKs AMI nARKErs.


NEW YORK, June as The butts were in
O'Clock and although there was free realiza.
ton At the top level the offerings were well
absorbed ana values Improved steadily for the
standard shares. Northwest was the special
feature and touched llsit. the Industrials
displayed strength except leather. preferred
which reacted frhcuonally.
Rio nrande W osteIn, preferred, which had
been ruling at So bid. was dealt IN at s9is
Marked lrmness was also apparent IN the
Vanderbilt and Gould groups
stocks which have Jagged in the current
speculation were advanced materially in the
hour before noon and purchases for Tue long
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

The Hoy sville Irrigation company
filed suit In the Third dis rio
court ut COalville, Su mi
county, today against the Ontarin
Mining company ut al. alleging tbs
pollution OF a canal and demandin
judgment in the sum o $50, OOO
The cahal Is situated at Hoy isville,
and receives is upply If m the waite s
1 he Web river anu siiver creek
Foe do endant cUmpanes have ON
cenlrating mills IN the banks OF .
portion OF Silver creek, anu for til,
past SIX years, 1t Is alleged, they have
oeen thr;wing poisonous substan Get
nto the creek, r.nueri Y the watet
unit for culllaty or omestic purposes.
to plainud's DANA q IN the sum o.
$4,000.
Daniel Harrington and Charles w.
Morse, are attor eys for plsinuff.
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PROVO.
Wedding Bells.

One OF the most brilliant wedding
that We took place n this city war
enlem izsd last event. e.
Tne bride wsp Miss Anna Hipea,
he accomplished daughter OF Mr.. an
Mrs. II. 9. Hines, anu the groom Mr..
Chse. Hedquist. popular yu z
pbsrmscist OF this city. The GER
nnny was periorme by Rev. DR..
LIZ. About two hundred guess,
many / them from Sal. Lake ami
other place. outside Of Provo, were
present to xteBd cingrstu iations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
Tho Race for wii,,.m.s CUP.

HELIGOLAND,J une 20 --Oi the thir.
teen yachIs which started rom Dover,
England. on Wednesday in q race Tor
the cup presenie 1 by Emperor william
OF Germany, 10 commonwealth OF the
sixtieth year OF tho reign OF Queen
Victoria, to be raced for by yachts be-
longing to royal or recog Esd
British yacht club, the Col nis, a
schooner, 203 tens, owned by Lord
Ivesgb, arrived fret at TAB this morn
ing. The Ariadne, sohouneT, $50 tons.
the property OF Hon. Moynei Il gram,
crossed the finish four minutes later.
The race was for yachts OF Actions AMI
upward ownea by British subjscls and
built in the United Kingdom OF Ire
land.
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MINOR MENTION.

BtlaDt s. Young, who has bac a
sic. rp II for the past few day, IL N W
calvalesclng iceiy.
The case OF u. S, Holmes, charge d
With Keeping an egistered dog
was dismissed Ia the police court to.
Jay.
Raymond Hamm)nd. aged 81, Of
Rocnester, Pa, ana jeanette King,
eges "a, OF PittsburR, were gwen n
mRl ri &c hcsnss todag.
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Two Snowfall, Now.

Mr.. Thomas Snewbali anu Miss Lou
snyder were married at the Salt Lax,
Temple yesterday, Bishop John II
Winder reforming the ceremony thai
uhiled them. A reception was ten
derei the young couple last night D.
he resi- lencs OF the bridegrOom'a pat
cuts, MIR. anu Mrs. r .iph 5n wbsll, o
which large numuer OF frienus wer.
assembled. n most enjoyable tim,
was had and may were the wishe
for a bright am happy lulure ex-
Lecdet toward the newly weuded pe,T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
rRouHLE Ar KEY wssr.
florida's Governor Calls on tho Wal
Department for AID.

Department for AID.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-aovernor
BlOxnam % + orida, has called on the
war department Tor Uni,et States
troops t. aid him in restoring order at
Key West, whoa he eays Is In the
hands OF a mob. No particulars are
given. Secretary Alger is now In con-
suitation with the President on the
subject.
The trouble is supposed here to have
arisen from an attempt yesterday 10
lynch a negro sccused OF assault.
During the preliminary hearing u
man named PondietOn arose In court
and aaked II there were not men
enough to lynch the prisoner. Great
excitement prsva led. but the negro
was jailed safely.
Later-Negroes attempted to mob
Psnlletun but he wa. rescued by the
authoritiss. The local militia assem.
bled at the arm3ry end slept Old their
arms, a. the attitude Of the regrot 8
caused npprehension OF race troub.c,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
A Lat OF Nominn,ion..

WASHINGTON, June 25.- The Pfesl-
dent touAy sent the following nomina.
tions to the Senate:
Stste-1rving b. bud ey OF Califor.
mia to be envoy extraordinary aud
minister plenipotentiary TO Peru.
10 be Consuls-FraAk Dilltpgham,
Celiiornis, at AuckiAnd, N. q.
Nsvy-Captain George Rsmy to be
commodore; Commander VIM. Ii.
Whiting TO be captain; Lieut.. Com
mander Frederick M. Simonds TIC TO
comma nuer.
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the Tabernacle to listen TO Professor
Daynes's organ recital.
This afternoon was spent In trip TO
SsltaIr, where & ey took another bath II
the briny waves. The MoDtanans are
an inieIiigent, happy party and take
with them I've bsst wishes OF the pep-
pie OF Salt Lac and Utah who hope
they will cime again. They VIII
always be welcome.
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Will Be Home Sunday.

Mr.. T. George o iell, son of George
r. Odell, Esq, who has been attending
the Pennsyivanis Med cal university
or the past twoiyears, Will return home
on Sunday sfternoon, u private tele.
gram to that effect having been re-
cai-ad today.
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Ice Cream and Strawberries.

An ice cream and strawberry iesti.
val will be given In the Sixteenth
ward meetiog house tonight, under the
auspices OF the ward choir. C0pductor
q. w. Timpson Will be- master OF oert-
monies, and will see to an equal die
tribution OF the straw berries aud
cream.
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Free Public Library.

At a meeting oil the Council com.
mittee OF the whole held last mig h!
1t wss decided TO recommend to the
Council the levying If one.third OF
one mill as tax, 10 be useu for the
establishment oI a free public library.
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High Priests.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
High PriasIs' quorum OF the Salt Lake
Stake oil Zon will meet in the Brig.
ham Young school house. few steps
north Of the Eiglo gate, Canyon road,
on Saturday, June 26tn, at ii a. m.
ELIAS MORRIS, President.