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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-10
WITH THE ATHLETES
Intercollegiate Sports on The Uni
Ysrsliy Campus Today.
sAMEs SPIRITED AND INTERESTING
The Un;vtrsi y Win, Most Of the Con-
tests as Against the High
School.

In spite OF the threatening weather
his morning large and apprecia-
i've crowd assembled at the Univer-
lity campus to see the University
High school games. At 1880 the
basket ball girls took their pceitions
and after few college yels Referee
Goodwin threw up the ball and then
he scrambling, running, jumping,
catching began. The playing for the
flrst few minutes was at the High
,chool basket, but 1t soon made
.apld change to the Universiiy OF
Utah ana lnen to center OF heiu Miss
STAY made foul giving one throw to
High school but High school missed
brsket
In elk minutes Dot Stay OF the
University of Utah made basket
icoring two points for her side. Far a
few minutes no points were made,
then Captain Jean Hyde made ioul
but High .scnool agaia missei the
goal. Miss Siny made an
olher foul. The High school
missed goal emily by an incn
Or two. Captain Odell OF the High
pchool made foul but Captain Hyde
OF the University OF Utah missed goal.
Time wac COW called amer twenty
minutes OF the best exnib ton OF FEM
mine grace and Skill ever shown here.
After u ten ninutes' rest tho
playing again begaD. High
school made foul after few minutes
playing, hut Miss Hyde missed goal.
Uapt, Hyue aud Mlss Hsrker did some
remarkably fine team WORK but Jailed
to effect anything. High school
MADE "a foul a,tei fifteen minutes
Of playing. Mies Evans OF the
University OF U,ab, missed goa.
MIS-, Hyde mad "A basket. This made
Jour points for the University OF Utah
and within three minutes Capt. HYDE
had thrown another blsket. Releres
Goodwin now made 10 ruling against
the University o. Utah but umpire OF
the Unlversiiy objected and the de.
cision was rnveTeeu. Before any more
active work was me Tune was called.
In the athletic track events the ra q L.
ming broad jump came first. Brown
Tor the University made the opening
Jump. Mufielt jumped for the High
School. Brow Jumped from toe u
heel Just nineteen ieet. Toe next was
the 44O yard dash. Bowman OF the
University OF Utah won the
l:2 10 Jomrason OF the U. OF U.second
and Jacobs OF the High scnool thiru.
Next was standing high kick. Gate.
house for University Of Utan won
against Klmball OF High School on q
akick OF 81 inches. Mr. Gatehouse Is
six tset fx inches high and kick "a
inches ia practice.
University OF Utah came shot throw
az pound shoi). The entries were
4atehouse anu Hyde Of the
University OF Utah and John,
son OF the High School
johnson Of High School won on ,
throw OF 85 feet 81 inches. Gate
house overthrow him but 1t wal
decided that he had stepped out Of thu
five DOT ring. On the n,xt even
Kimball OF High School beat Pal ker o
the University OF Utah on q running
high kick OF 104 inchee.
In the so yar.s dash Riser beat II
So against Meakin, Trip and Levy.
In the hammer throw Gatehous'
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considerable rivslIy xists rs to which
are the better players the game prom.
ises TO be q highly interesting one.
The following self-txplauatory
notice is posted at the poles station:
To the members OF the Never Sweat
Baseball club:
You are hereby notified TO appear In
full uniform to practice at Sixth ward
square at O'Clock p. IN. sharp, each
afternoon, commencing Thursday, June
10, 1897. BY order
JAMES ID. ADAMS,
Captain OF Team.
N. B.-Bring your family physician.
Members - shannon, Parry, Hilton
Tom, Wilson, Adams, Roberts, Janney,
Brown and Wicket.
Observation-Disclosures, Chase, Shoup,
Lund, Rhodes, Eyerill. Randolph, Fitz.
maurice, Smith, johnson.
Those who will get into tn. smond
tgr the fire uepsr'meD are q Dtain
Sullivan and Messrs. Paul, Love,
Mor.Ju, Earl, Berry, Mcclure, Ca.
hoon and Wtliisms, the latter acting
as n aut stiiutc. Among them are
some old-time baseball players, and
although they are doing little prac.
icing, they consider 1t ua Unnecessary ss
they are confident in their ability to
"wips the earth" with the other fell
lows. We shall see.
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Mining in Cache.

The mining Industry Is again com.
ing to the front In Cache and the out
look seems to be more promising than
ever before. Messrs. Squires, Ell.
wards anu Farpes have been lndeiatig
nble 10 their efforts to develop Black.
emiih Fork canyon, and the jatesi re.
ports irem that district are encourag.
lug, to say che least. Work 10 being
"otively prosecuted on the Biusbell,
Q ieen OF the Hills, Ogden and several
otner mines, and rich deposits Of OBJ :
per OF fabulous proportions have beeu
uncovered; and as depth 10 attained the
proportion OF silver to the ton increases.
Allthat Ia necessary will be to sell one
or more OF these olaims to company
rich enough 10 develop them, and tho
reputation OF Cache county would be
established as mining country.
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lowing ladies' and gentlemen to net as
. committee on arrangement for the
reception OF president Mckinley ana
party:
q vernon Ii. NJ. ,Wellr, Col. J. Ford
Kent, George Q Cannon, James
Glspdinning, John A; Marshall, He
Der J. Grant, George Y. Wallace, j.
L. Rawiins, B. II. Roberts. w. :.
Mccormick, J,hn T. Game, Frank J.
Cannon, p. l.. Williams, Arthur
Brown, W. H. king, w. II. Ban.
croft, q. w. Bartch, John Z. Dolly,
p. II. Farnswortb, p. ID. Lanuan,
Mira. Geo. NJ. Downing, Mrs. o. j.
Salisbury. Mrs. g. Il. Allen, Mrs.
John ID. Spencer and Mrs. william
Jennings.
Adjourned to meet tomorrow (Frl.
day) evening at s o'clock.
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Notes and Personals.

The sum OF S84, 132, 500 is the amount
OF money represented In some mort
cages and one deed filed by the
Oregon Short Line Railroad com pany
With our couHty recorder; and,the mum
Der CT wor0s in them IL 807 900, and
to write these words one by ole on
the county records will be Job that
will cost something over Sl25.
An exploratory laparotoniy was
performed on Mrs. w. j. James OF
Paradise by DR.. o. g. Ormsby on
Monday last. and an inoperabie tumor
was found. The patient rallied nicely
alter the operation, and may with care
live several years yet.
The fourteen y ear-old son of Mr.,
Charles Baily Of Wellsville under.
went q very critical and painful opera.
ton on Monday last, for necrosis Of
the femu. DR.. w. p. Parkinson, as
sisted by Doctors Guyon OF Mont
pelier and Adamson Of Richmond
performed the operation. They Gu
the little fellows limb from his nip t.
his knee and scraped the diseased
bone. Owing to the weakened con
dition OF the patient, caused from B,
long drain on his tysten, the surgeon
had all they could do 10 keep hin
alive during the ordeal. Hell rallied
however, and ct las, reports was doing
fine.
On Tuesday the 14-year.old daugh
tor OF Mrs. Mof1it OF the 5eveth ware
was operated upon for pyolmian.
H. B. Nelson OF Hyrum, who wa,
appointed one OF the State board o
land commissioner for this county, 1
disqualified, not being able to take the
| oath. Mr.. Nelson ia an applica ut To-
school lands, and as the mission Of tn,
board 10 to appraise such lands, he q
course cannot act His sucoesAor ha
not been appointed yet but may b,
today.
While John Brown Of WelIsvlli,
was trying to Catch train In o sdeI
the other night, he ran into u tele
phone pole and fractured his cola
bone.
Hon. Brigham Young 10 in Loga
participating In the b. Y. Colleg
commencement exercises. Mr.Younl
Expects to 20 on 10 Soda Springs In
ew days to recuperate his health NOR
uliy.
Hon. Fisher g. 4Isrris is in Csoh
county on official business ms q lan
commissioners on the State board.
win g. Farrell has gone TO Ogde
to accept position with the Co-oI
Wagon and Machine Co.
Hon. Moses Thatcher was in Loga
this week.
J. Golden Kimball Eiq, is again i
Logan.
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As TO JUBILEE EXPENSES.
A Special Committee Repor, Its Find.
ings 10 Governor w, lls--Let-
tiers and Contributions.

At last nights session OF the Utah
Semi-Contennial Commissiop, Chair.
man CIawson, Mrs. George Y. WAL
lace, Mise Emily Kstz, Miss Cora
Hooper, ]. ID. Spencer, Moritz, Nell
den, Smoos, Smith and Wnitney were
present and had conference with
George A. Snow, z. IL. Lannan and
Ei las Morris, the subcommittee Of the
COMMITTEES Of hfty to which the task
OF raising the money necessary to
carry QUIT plans formulated tor the
jubilee. This committee were fully
informed rs to the scope OF the celebrR-
ton, were furnished with financial
statement and given facts relative to
the salaries paid the employees Of the
commission. The mmittee expressed
themselves az being well pleased with
the result Of the conference.
THE JUBILEE EXPENSE ROLL.
F1ilowi g is the report OF the tu-.
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MRS. THOMAs'S BOND FIXED.
Two thousand Cash or Three Written
Her Hu. bands Condition.

Mrs. Cora Thomas, the woman who
attempted to put nm erd to her hus.
bands fast career Tuesday evening,
occupied seat in the police court this
morning while her attorney, w. II.
Hutchinson, and ,Assistaut County
Attorney Van Colt argued the quei-
ton OF putting the woman uuder a
permanent bond. The agreement
reaoned was u 900 cash pond or a
50. 600 written one.
News from the wounded mans bed.
side today was to the effect that
Thomas was getting along ss well as
could be txpecleo, although still In n
very precariOus CO ndition. The bullet
pierced the lung and caused the man
10 lose over gallon OF blood. II he
continues to mead his wife will be
tried for assault with intent to kill,
but II on the other hand he dies With
in q year and n day from the effects o.
the wound Inflicted, Mrs. Thomas will
then be liable Tor murder.
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In Childhood's Happy Hour.

Many irienks will sympathizs with
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Grant in the sad
ness that has come to their heorts and
home through the death Of their win.
,ome and loving little daughter,
Lulu Bell. The summons came ct the
family residence in the Sixteenth
ward this morning after an illness OF
three weeks duration, when the little
patient sank peacefully into the sleep
that knows no earthly awakening.
The blow was more severely felt on
account OF the absence from home OF
the father. The latter has been for q
considerable time In Oregon super
int nding the operations OF the Grant
Gold Mining company. He was mott.
fled by wire OF the child's death aud ID
expected to arrive here on Saturday
morning. The funeral will probably
be held on sunday. .
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ASnBY STRlNGAM DEAD.
A Prominent Utah NAN Passes Away
at His Rome In Ogden.

Special to the NEWS via Deseret Telegram Co.
OGDEN, Utah, June 10. = Ashby
Sringaw, secretsry and treasurer OF
the Boyle Furniture company In this
city, died at the family residence about
: o'clock this morning. Consumptio
was the immediate cause Uf denth.
The deceased was com PEELED to retire
from business three months ago on
account OF falling heal to, but 1t was
only about three weeks ago that his IL
ness was considered immedist ely
dangerous. He was 35 yeara OF age, q
member OF Grand Lodge, A. o. u. W.,
ami one Of the most prominent york.
men In the State. He leaves q wife
and family, brother in Bountiful,
Two brothers In Salt Lake and a num-
Der OF relatives in other parts OF the
state to mourn his death, while q WI Q
circle OF irieuus vii. uvplore his un-
timely demis,.
Funeral arrangements have not " t
been made.
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comm ittee appointed to investisste
and report upon the Jubilee pay raIl:
His Excellency. Heber NJ. Wells, Gov
ernor and Chairman Citizens' Finance
COMMITTEES:
Sir-The undersigned committeeman
recently appointed by you to wait upon
the semi. Centennial commission for
the purpose OF obtaining information re-
speeding salaries and commissions paid
to those employed by tho commission,
beg to report as follows: That we met
with said commission at pm. on the
9th inst, and were promptly and cheer
fully provided with all information
asked for.
The following is list of salaries paid:
ii. Il. McGarvie, assistant director gem
eral, $50 per week.
j. w. Young, general solicitor, s25 per
week.
J. b. Bloor, press agent. s25 per week.
A. Webster, Office assistant, 81 so per
week.
Miss Patterson, s,enogrspher, $40 per
week.
L. Johnson, assistant secretary. s75 per
month.
In addition to the above there are the
requisite number Of mechanics and help
ers employed in the construction Of
floats, etc., at very moderate wages.
A contract WAS entered into between
the commission and Mr.. McGarvie
whereby his salary was to be increased
somewhat provided the celebration
reached certain proportions. We deem
II only proper to say that from all ac-
counts Mr.. McGarvie is gentleman OF
exceptional ability, especially we'll quail
fed Tor the work assigned him. and that
the commission regard his compensation
as only fair.
We find that no commissions of what
soever nature are being paid.
We submit the following detailed
statement of expenditures up to May
3lst.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May 81, 1897.
Statement OF expenditures by the Semi
Centennial Commission to and including
May 81, 1897:
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WEATHER vANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Wyoming and Oregon
Stations.

Weather reports showing observa
lions at Am. today:
Salt Lake City-Barometer, 1854
temperature, SO; minimum, 81; WIND;
southeast, 3 miles per hour; rain,
trace; partly cloudy.
Raker !ty-Barometer, 2s. SO; tenn.
perature, 81; minimum, 81; WIND,
south, IL miles per hour; clear.
Cheyenne-B Barometer, 29.S6; tenn.
perature, 81; miuimum. 80; wind,
west, light; raiu, 02,inches; ciear.
Havre-Baromet-r, 90, 94; tempera.
ture, 10; minimum, a.; wind, south.
west, miles per hour; rain, .04 inches;
clear.
Helens-Barome,er. 3O.l8; tenn pers.
ture, 3S; minimum, IS; wind, south
west, 8 miles per hour; clear.
Miles City barometer, 20 80; tenn
psrature, So minimum, 81; wind
west. 8 miles per hour; RAIN, trace;
partly CLOUDY.
Idaho Falls Barometer, 90. 9s; TEN.
perature, "a; minimum, 81; wind
north, 10 miles per hour; clear.
Winnemucca - Barometer, 1889;
temperature, so; minimum, 40; wind,
east, IL miles per hour; cloudy.
General ana local forecasts for 80
hours ending s .. m. Friday:
For Utah forecast made at Sau
Francieco): Fair to night nd Friday.
stationary temperature.
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Proba.
bly, showers this afternoon and. to-
night; stationary temperature.
J. ID. SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Today's temperature is show a In the
fac simile Thermometer given below.
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LOGAN.
Juns 10. 1897
LOGAN,
Alarm at DrOuth,

Farmers In Cache county are be-
coming very much alarmed aboul
their grain crops. This continued
drouth we are having 10 not only
holding everything back. but is burn.
ing up the wheat anu lucern In all
parts Of the valley. We had a shower
on Tuesday but 1t is feared Il was too
light to accomplish much good.
People 10 the north western part OF the
county are cuttisg their luoern before
It has bloesomed, Ia o-jer TO save 1t.
There is still time for a good storm
before the crops are ruined, and present
Indications are that we may have
one.
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A Pleasant Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Anderson en-
tanned select circle OF friends at their
residence last evening at No. AIS
north Sixth West street. The guests
were the Blshopric, choir and Desere,
Dramatic association OF the Twenty
second ward. rhe reception was one
of tue most enjoyable ever given
this ward. A very pleasing Inn
rromptu program was rendered by The
friends OF the host and hostess, after
which, all sat down and partook OF the
uellcncies OF the season, consisting OF
straw berries, Ice cream, cakes, etc.
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Won a Prize.

O. II. Brough, OF 500 Mount Vern on
Place, N. W., Washington. d. c.,
writes to President George Q Cannon,
under date OF June 5, saying: 'T take
pleasure in informing you that U ali
boy hiss won the fellowship in the
John Hopkins university OF Balti.
more, carrying with tia cash prize OF
$500 and a position, on his thesis emit
tied Utah Irrigation, Its Economic
History and Problems," Mr.. BrouSh
ioes dot tell'the name Of the winner,
leaving that to the inference that 1t IL
Mr.. Brough. He is tho son OF ex.
Mayor Brough OF Ogden.
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At Lagoon.

The KALEIDOSCOPE exhibitions at LIZ.
COON are quite an entertaining feature
this week. They are given Ia the
concert hall in the afternoon, and on
the island in the evening.
The l.. d. s. College students were
having an enjoyable time al the Farm
ington pleasure grounds to-day.
Tomorrow, Friday, the Sixth ward
will enjoy an OUTING to Lagoon.
On Monuay, tho IAN, this school, OF
Davis county will assemble Ut Lagoon
for a picnic.
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MINOR MENTION.

Pocatello Tribune: Engineer L. G.
Hickman 10 back from III 8 hospital at
Salt Lake fully recovered from the
fsots Of the American Falls collision.
He reports that all those injured In
that disaster are getting along nicely
and that Engineer Moore will not
loss his leg as was at first thought Ger.
tain.
CHARLES 3. Bishop. aged 2s, and
EDzabeth Rockwell, aged "a, both Of
Salt Lake City, were given a license
to wed today.
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The Hold.Up a Fake.

Word from the heads OF the police
department 10 to the effect that the
reported holt-up the other evening
was fake 1t 10 said that Mr..
Mantle became somewhat finan ciali y
embarrassed aud concocted q echem g
whereby he might get out Of his en-
tanglement.
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BE A Rot GAME.
The Police and Fire departments 10
Gross Bats With Each other.

The police and fire departments OF
this city will get together in GENE oil
baseball ON Friday, juno is, at3 pm,
on the Universally campus. AS yet
the boys have not decided what they
will play for. II anything, but the
probabilities are that small admis-
sion will be charged, the receipts to
go TO the Pioneer jubilee iund.
Captains Adams and Sullivan OF the
police and fire departments Iespec
lively are DING ali in their power tC
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Collegiate Institute.

The sixteenth annual graduating ex.
eroises Of the Salt Lake q ,llegiate In.
stitute Will be held In the First Presby.
terial church this evening beginning
at O'Clock. The program is rs
followI:
Entrance march.
Invocation.
shall Cuba BE Free7.- -...... Don @. johnson
The Highway OF Letters. Lucille Is. Dull
Spring song. .,.................-...., Plnsuti
Church choir.
International Arbitration. ..John Il. Hoffman
Mythology and the Had ....... :. Ethel M, Lane
The school,
..emo aus .s.s. 1899. Leonh hrekscn
The Heritage OF an American Youth 49,,
,r Carl d. Haucroaoh
Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Caskey
and Miss Miller.
Award of diplomas.
BeueuictlOn
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NIyHEREAs, ToRKEn u. ToRKELsoN,
w and Hildegard Torkelson. his wife. did
END, 4. d. issi and recorded on the siih day
of october, A. ID. 1891 In Book 3 b. pages
liO-lii of the records in tho Office OF the ne
Territory (now STATED OF Utah. convey to
William ii Dae, as trustee. the following
described real estate, situate In said salt Lake
County, to-wit.
Part OF lot seven "a. in block twenty (2o),
plat ''E" salt Lake City survey and describ ed
as commencing at the southeast corner OF
said iot seven ~, and running thence west
ten 90 rods. thence porthwesterly three
rods along west line of sald lot, thence east
ten (lD) rods and thence southeasterly along
east line OF said lot, three t3) rods to the place
Which SAID conveyance was made in trust to
secure to the order of the Lombard Invest.
ment company the pay ID emit of the said 1orkel
L. Torkelson and Hii3cgard Torkoison's one
certain promissory note OF even date with
SAID deed of trust. for the principal sum Of
Eighteen hundred dollars ISL 500, du and
pay able Nov. lst, A. ID, 1895, with interest
thereon from the date thereof until maturity
q. the rate Of sixtelper cent per annnm, pa, a.
after maturity nj the rate OF twelve tl2) per
cent per annum, payable semiannually. and
Whereas. 1t Is PROVIDED IN SAID deed of trust
that In case of default in the payment of said
promissory note. or the interest thereon or the
taxes on said real estate, the trustee SHALL
note. sci, aud dispose Of said premises, and all
tho right and title. benefit and equity of re-
demption of the said Torkel Z. Iorkeson 4
Hildegard 4 orkelson. their heirs and assigns
therein, at public suction, ut the place. in the
manner and for tho purposes in said deed Of
trust stated, after nrst giving thirty days
notice. as particularly provided for In SAID deed
of trust, reference TO which is hereby made for
greater certainly; and
Whereas. default has been made in the pay
ment of said principal note OF $500 and inter
est coupons due May lat and November lst.
1886, respectively Of s54.t0 each. together with
the taxes for lsgx
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
/, the undersigned trustee as aforesaid, at the
request of the legal holder of SAID note, and
under and by virtue of the power and author.
ity IN mo vested by the terms OF baid deed of
trust, viii ION Monday the 18th day CT July, 1897,
at the hour of 10 O'Clock In the foreooon OF said
day, sell tho above described properly and all
the right. lille, benefit and equity OF redemption
of the said TorSei L. Iorselson and Ilildegard
Torkelson. their heirs and assigns therein, at
public auction for the highest and best price
that the same will bring in cash. at the west
front door of the County Court House, In salt
Lake city, County of salt Lake, state Of Utah,
for the purpose OF pnying said note, with In.
terest thereon, together with 1896 taxes, and all
COSTS and expenses for executing this trust.
WILLIAM II. DALE, Trustee,
First publication June luth, 1897.
Il. W. WILSON. Attorney, 90 West second
South.
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BACK VOLUMES
OF THE
DESEREY WEEKLY.

The sixth volume Of the DEsERET
WEEKLY in the present form is
now bound. A limited number Of
copies Of these six volumes can be OBJ.
tanned at the DEsEREr News Office.
Salt Lake City, in bound form at $500
per volume. 1t is the best history Of
current events to DO obtained, and by
far the cheapest, and the time is not
far distant when they will be eagerly
sought sf.er by students of history,
anxious to be informed Of the stirring
events which have transpired within
the past three years-the most interest
ing period of the history of the Lat
ter-day Saints. Every person who
can afford 1t should secure these
volumes while they are to be had
for future reference, and especially
should they be obtained for every
Sunday School, Improvement Asso-
citation and Ward library. Apply
early to make sure Of getting thsm-
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6RAsr.--At tho residence of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. d. y. Grant, Lulu Bell, from
rheumatism and heart trouble. in tho eighth
year OF her age Deceased passed away this
illness of three weeks.
Funeral announcement will be made later.
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II is, of course, generally understood
that the entire commission is serving
without pay, and we feel that consider
ing their many complicated and arduous
duties, they are entitled to tho fullest
credit, appreciation and confidence OF
the public.