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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-08
MATCH ANDCOALOILCAN
Combination Causes Terrible Fatality in Ale.
gheny.
THREE CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
Match Was Accidentally Dropped into the
Gan Death Of u Heroine While Try
ing to save tho Esby.

PNtsburg. June s.-Thrce children
mot death In frigh,ful manner last
evening in Allegheny. by the explo-
sion Of a can of oil their clothing was
ignlted and the children burned 80 ter
ribly rhat they died In a short time.
The victims were Ella, Edith and Har-
VIII watts. children Of Charles wa;ta
% Fcrnhill. near Woods Run avenue
ased II and years and four months
respectively.
The eldest child proved herself
heroine. Tor with the flames roasting
her body. she tried 20 carry her baby
brother to place Of safety.
Mrs. Watts was also burned In try
Ing 90 save her children.
The children were playing In an out
house IN the yard and one % them
struck n match. In the F1iue room
was a large con containing two salloni
OF oil. when the match was thrown
down U dropped Into the can and th'
explosion followed Instantly.
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yided. that an action must be- brought
within six months "for money paid
Go any such officer under protest ur
seized hy such officer IN his official
capacity az collector % taxes. ana
which. II h claimed. ought to be re-
funded"
This disposcs Of your second ques.
ton 20 fnr nH the statute ~ limitn-
tiun ~ concerned. ~ 60 the power
~ county commissioners respecting
the rpfunding ~ taxes ,fruncouAly OF
Illegally collected. would advise you
that any action In that behalf on
their part. 60 be legal must BE- taken
within the statutory period. to-wit,
ak months from the time OF payment,
after that the claim IN barred In law
and any action looking 90 such re-
fund would be Illegal and void.
Questions one and two having been
~ disposed ~ your third VIII not be
further considered except % suggest,
that the statute ~ limitations having
run. the question NJ whether the de-
mand would be- statutory Liability OF
a "claim against the county" could not
arise, the county commissioners hnv-
lng no authority whatever TO act
thereon.
IS to your fourth question. am OF
opinion that the trenHuror's duty IN
respect 10 The disposition of special
school taxes r. prescribed In section
/ is72 r. f.. which requires him o. pay
over special taxes 10 the end OF caof
caiandar month The trlaHurer should
proceed IN regard 90 these taxes ne a.
| rected In this section ana n thc cuntln'
/ rcncy you suggest should arise, To-
| wit. that The same should be found I,
| have been ctrunu0usly or illegally col
/ looted. .thc only resource 0f the county
and the only remedy provided u foun'
In section 2gi2 Il, s.. which provides ~
refund 90 tn county ~ such amour
a. may have beon paid over 90 the g.
| sprctlyc political subdivisions OF tn
state AZ provided therein.
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WAR NOIGs.

~. Thomas, u. W l., juno s.-No
war news reached here today,
Washington. June s-The President
today Naut these nominations 10 the
Senate; War-Tn be brlgadisr generals.
Charles \, MnttackH, ~ Maine. and
Mark Sheafc " South Dakota.
New York. June S-The auxiliary
cruiser -. Paul sailed lt noon today
under scaled orders, she hlH taken
aboard since her arrival M ST. Gtlrs,.
un Friday nearly b,0Oo tons 0f coal ana
5000 gallons " water.
Washington, June s-In reference 1,
the repeated assertions that Wm. PIN.
krrton OF Chicago had been In Wash
ington 20 confer with the war ana
navy departments Ia reference 10 spies
IN this country II b. uuthOrltntlvply
stated at the treasury department that
SIR. plnkeron received no such can. has
been reported.
Ogdeuabwrg, N, Y. June s.-Th,
bow portion ~ the United States cut,
ter Gresham, which sank In the outer
slip here two weeks ago after II had
been cut In two, and while starting on
It's way TO be pontooned through IN,
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ALLrarD REASONS.
Cause for rrrweehs Assault the Result Of
Ills Removal ~ Manager.

The alleged reasons Tor Col. Trewcck's
conduct nt the Alta club last night
wsru given this afternoon 10y one
claiming e. know the circumstance
leading up 10 the assault. n appears
that until some months ago col. Tire.
week was manager of the Lucky Boy
mine. ucar Custer. Idaho. In which
both the colonel and Mr.. Mccormick
were Interested The latter being a
heavy stockholder In the mine succeed
I'd In having biz son, Henry Mccormick.
placed In the managerial chair o. sue.
coed Mr. Trcwsek. who was also the
president OF the company. The incl
dent seems 10 have worked upon the
colonolH mind 90 such an extent that
whom he succeeded IN absorbing good.
~ supply Of lntoNicantH his usual calm
nature was overcome by his desire Tor
revenge" This n the story as u goes
ana whether all Of u IL worthy ~ ere.
dcncc. Or whether only part u u Il
true ~ difficult 10 say. That the ANAL
% last night did occur. however. Their,
seems 10 be no doubt.
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MINOR MENTION.

Attorney General Bishop left this
morning Tor New York
Mcasrs bancroft. EccloH ana Calvin
VIII arrive homo tomorrow
Miss Ruth EidredEe gives q recital
NJ the CONGREGATIONAL church tomorrow
evening.
Tho a. g T. steady Increase IN earn
iug1 ~ bringing the management much
conErutulatlun.
The oregon short Line II going %
put in 10 Toe N new machinery at the
salt Lake shops,
The trains out NJ town nre carrying
away great many school teachers ON
their annual trips.
J. ". blackburn has been appointed
general car foreman " the oregon
Short iluu. Mt. blackburn cumDs
from Denver and viii have hia head
quarters at Salt Lake.
Mr. Joseph N. Cries Of this city Will
wed Miss Roberta Laura liruNn ~
Dallas. Texas. tonight The yuunH
lady IN resident Of that place.
a benefit TO Miss Lily PIE win be-
given az Unity Hall on Friday evening
The program includes rcnditi0na BY
several local fnvorltsa and viii doubt
less bring Out good attendance.
The remains ~ John Farmer, VIII,
died Ht MONTPELIER. Idaho, last Mon
| day, arrived In this city az 1905 thu
morning aud the iutetnrnt took pluc,
| Immediately thereafter at MI olive
| cemetery, Rev. McCord officiating.
The residence " John Roddlng. ili
| east Sixth South street was destroy q,
u IA
| " frame and containing three rooms
and the tire broke out at $3.50 O'Clock
| The house and nearly all the family
personal effects were consumed, On
| failing "a losz OF $500. with $500 la
/ auTnnce.
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COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.


The county board OF equalization
made quite a reduction on assessments
Of personal property, real estate. i'm.
pruvvmcnts and MORTGAGES again 60.
day, Following aro the reductions
made;
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
y. u. SNOW. 500, Ornrre Buw, ~.
duced $50. Angelo Layignlnl, $500.
Peoples Forwarding company 5000.
Huclrte Dies Mines de Lexington, $500
Abraham Olander. $40. Odvll liria., so;
Harry Odvll. $50, walter odull, $50
william n, brooks Il nl. s30i Isabella
burns. fsh. Andrew !. Swonspn. so.
flb2, H Harris. 1908. Mary 4, X, Has
lam. sb0i Anthony S1lonva. $780, Hyrum
Harris. f20O. l.. ~. sutton. 500. David
n. brown. So. samuel N. Barrett. g.
900; Janet n, Cochrlnc, $50. Catherine
Steiner t2i, jane =, Mills. i2ii David
T.. Kingshury fio Bmma NJ. Davis
500, Emma N. DAVIS 90 hl 1908 =. H.
lea. 500. y, n, Smith. 500, y, q, o.
D1uneli. SO; J. H. Hush. so. Mary
white MuHser, i1bi John jacob Sghel-
Ter. so. Annie Matthews. $40. Helen NJ
Roys. 500. charles THpton. i's5. A..
HALEY, $50, A. y. Hayden, assessed 10
George OHh0ruo. Annie =. Castle, 5000
Ann ~ Olson. $50; Eliza Lyons, 500.
Louisa T., Emery. so. Clauiius Spen-
cor. $50. T.. ~. lInckett, 500 uud $500
assessed Mrs. T.. La Harihr. John
Lawrence, $500 Andrew Mollcrup. $50,
John W. Robertson, i2bi Joseph T., El-
wards. i25. Eliza -. traler, 500 j ".
Keddlngtun, $50. Annie =. Mussor i25.
REAL ESTATE.
william H. Brooks tt al. reduced $50,
Abraham Olaudgr Si5i Johanna Grtg-
DRY. $500. FftHoh Investment COM
pany $1,000 John T., Eolman. 900,
ON IMPROVEMENTS
Angelo iavlFuin1. reduced 500.
Richard fhipp $3.50. Hiram Harris.
1850; Mary n. Jones 5000, ThumaH ~.
Jones. $500, Isabella Burns 500.
Nancy A. Eyer SEQ. Thomas Butler.
SOC, George H. Rowland, 5000 Llylul
Glenn, 500 Maria nIdruli, $500.
David r. Brown, 500; Annie JudHn
- nl 32i0i Jane a Mills i6O - j. Dor
ffy, so. Mary r.. HudgH1n, 500. Annie
y. Rcesa, 80, Annie T.. Reese. 500 j
W. Kcddiurt0n, 500 James johnson
il00; John T., Writhurg $50, jacob
earn, 500; Fritsch lnyoslmant conn
pany, $500, John a. Ecliman. $50; Rob,
crt Patrick, $50, John l.awrHaCa 500
John Shells siOn' Andrew MlllUrup
$500 John W. Robertson. 500. Joa N
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tn. liver Keep. People wen.

when the liver IL sluggish all other
organs are involved. You Aurer from
Constipation, Hllllousneaa, Jnundlc .
Chliln and Loss of Energy. You VII
never know how promptly these
troubles can be cured until you uff
uERBISE. IL cures quickly whoa
either remedies utterly fail. KeEulniei
the Liver. PurifcH the BLOOD, llElt'
nINE 10 Harmless Vegetable Rem
edy that gives new life hnd cnttHy ~
cents.
free Trial nottm Ut z. c. ii. J.
Drug Department.
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Mans most painful affections nrs
promptly relieved by iihllard'a snow
Eminent You Will never know all
that Imminent can do until you Try
this one. Cures rheumatism. Neural.
g.a. SprninH. bruises, etc, as BY mar.
10. The most penetrating compound
ever devised. This case IN but op- q
thousands II had a severe attack u
Rhcumatsm. Could not work BY day
Of nallard'H anuw Eminent cured NJ
within twonty-four hours. g. WHOA
lot Lyon supply CbD. IT. Worn.
Texas. Price, % cents
Sold BY z. e. 81. 1. Drug Depart
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st. Lawrence canal. has been sue
cessfully raised The Gresham will
probably leave here In two sections
about the end Of this week.
Des Molnos. Iowa. June SIT In ex-
pectcd az Camp Mckinley that the
Forty-ninth regiment IL 10 follow the
Tifty-nrHt 10 Manila Colonel BOWS
has not received any ofncini lnstruc-
lions 10 this eject. but the agent ~
the Chicago. Milwaukee and 81. Paul
railroad here says he has received In
sttuctiona 60 take half Of the regiment
cisco.
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cuicAoo MARKETS.


chicago June a
noes 60 Estimated receipts to-day 5000
headi loft over gdni market opened
lower. closing active. part Of the luss ~
covered. LlTht. siidniioii mixed, ttip
90 t0i heavy. iApouiii5Ri rough. gJpog
G0
CATTLE o. Receipts iA0o head host
steady, others weak 10 10 ctnts loMul
Reeves, lAuudtAGai cows aud hulfofs. tstl
et.lGii stoeker aud feeders, iloossiW
SHEEP e. Rccoipt, is.Oon head Market
steady 10 ~ cents lower Native sheep
tlOosi -
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ATTACK On SANTIAGO DE- CUBA
spanisrds Claim To Have $1,000 Msn To
Defend III. city Isnou. Arm.
Isrist KILLED.

New York. June "a special from
Cape tIaitien says the Americans and
insurgents have formed junction
near Santiago and that land attack
IN the city II momouiarlly expected.
The spanlarda claim 10 have $4,000
seasoned troops Ia Santiago. Col.
Thenus, a renowned Austrian artiller.
it, IN the Spanish service. was killed
In Mondays bombardmeut OF the foiSs
u Santiago harbor.
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from The pigio, Field.

Elder Nathan Hawkes. Of wost
Weber reached ogden on his return
from a mission 90 England May 90 HIS
Held was the London conference. hn
left utah on biz mission April 20, 1856
Ills iaborH consisted largely In rrcneh-
Ing In towns and villages wh0ro no
Elders had previously laborcd. or
whore none had b,ru for many years.
Hc assisted IN holding many open air
meetings. ana In distributing large
numbers of tracts. Tie regards the
future prospects In his field as being
quite pslmlHIug.
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OF something nfnlsr IN the throat CT
iunrr nont mind the cough. '4ind
ne cause. Use the remedy that Cgrss
the cough by curing tho cause. bal.
inrd's norchound Syrup cures Throat
and Lung Troubles. WhoupitE Cough.
etc. the ught way. Quick Sure. safc.
Mrs. W. -. Evans. Clearwater. kaun
writes; six years aEo my husband
lay sick for three months, the doctors
eE,d he had quick consumption. one
bottle Of Ballard'H liofchound Syrup
cured him" Price. % and % cents
sold by z. c. 81. I. Drug Depart
mcut.
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Marshall 4 Mocrrady, proprietorH "
the well known gents furnishing house
at ogden. bought the entire stock and
fixtures ~ W. y. Noble \ company.
from Wells. Fargo q company today,
The frm VIII hereafter conduct tho
business at tho old place On west scc-
und South street.
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10 Ilal.e sunLsn sp.nl.h shin.

San Francisco, June A-Priynte adj
Vices from Washington say that the
United States government viii raise The
spanish vessels sunk In Manila harhor
by Admiral brwryH gunnrra and that
thru. san Francisco hrmH. n. T.. White
law and Son. A. WO0dalde & CO.. and
tho Pacific Mail StcnmHhip company
win De called on for bids o. undertake
the work.
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Death ola Child.
Hprinryllle, June I. 10

Hpringyillc. June Z. is9s.
To the Editor;
Joseph. the A-yonr-old ron ~ VII.
liam II. and Caroline Crawford. died
this morning ~ dropay. The little
fellow suffered for thrce weeks. and
insisted from the inst that he would
never get we'll lie was born necem.
hsr Lisa while We mourn hlH loss
W. rejoice IN the hope We have oi
meeting these dear ones We lay away
with full hope OF a glorious rrrur.
Tcction.
Yours respectfully.
n. u. CLIFFORD.
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Chicago. June Sat today's session
Of the social democracy general
convention delegate remembered
TINT In Boston today n memorial meet
Ink In honor Of the late Edward Rel
lnmy was being held by his eastern
admirers. ana committee was np-
pointed 10 prepare resolutions cN-
presiding the Horfuw ~ the convention
NJ tho death OF the author. Tho rrso-
luton was as followHi
The nrst national convention ~ tho
association ~ the Social Democracy
~ America pays tribute 90 tho mem.
ory Of Edward nollamy firHt 20 popu'
lnrlzc tho ideas ~ socialism among hii
countrymcn, and last 10 be forgotten
| hy them.
This was prepared By Eugene v
/ poha. chief willard and Mrs. A
I Valllc, and was adopted
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ArrnR A coAL SUPPLY.
cape uai,ieu Desler wsnt.a lila spseui.-
tlou.


tiou.
CAPE lInytion. Haiti. May 2s-tCopy-
rightsd. tSgs. by the Associated Prcss.l
There are some 800 tons Of coal at this
port held by foreign manufacturing
concern which will not sell except at an
ox1rhitaut price This concern has
cuhled 10 the United states Tor fur-
Their supply OF 1000 tons u coal but u
uncertain yet whether II viii get 20
much.
Tho correspondent ~ the Associated
Press has Information showing the
completeness Of the control exercised
by the censor at Santiago de cuba.
Tho censor has u special apparatus On
his desk In front Of him which records
an messages sent over the cable even
the private gossip exchanged between
OPERATOR. A consular case has Just
arisen at uonaives which tested the
question ~ 10 whsthor the Haytion
government has the right 60
prescribe the language In which a
dispatch written BY diplomatic OF
consular Ofilccr 10 another officer of his
government and presented for trans
mission over the state telegraph wires
shall be couchcd. uruat britain has
~ consular agent 40 goutivca. ON
/ May Il The lritlhh consul general at
| Port au Prince requested the American
| minister, Mt. Powell. 60 extend his
/ protection over an English subject At
/ GOnaivrH Tho nature 81 the difficulty
| lr.to which this person had fallen O
| unknown o. the correspondent and ln
/ any event ls not essential 10 the mat.
ter In question. United States Minister
| Powell addressed "a telegram IN Eng
| lish IN the American consul NJ Con
alvcH. ~ The office ~ the government
! telegraph company In Port Antonio
the message was refused because u
was not wrntcn In French according
to government regulations Mr. Pow
! Ell declined % be controlled by
these regulations In communicating
with u. \. officer on matters % purely
official import. Tho minister ~ the In
tcrlor offered 10 frank the message unt
send II free n he were permitted q
translate II into French beforehand
To this Minister Powell refused 60 &c
code and az last the Hayden miniatfi
yielded. n " said that this ~ the nrH
time the government has waived ~
regulations In this particular.
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A u1Tlt BOY KILLED.
Peculiar and Shocking Fatality a, Taylon.
vile.

On May 1ia, two little boys. fona Of
Robert u. ana Mar Elizabeth ~
nmnd. u Tsylo.rV!'ie. vtre pl,ylhs IN
barn. The older ~ the two NOR.
named A''bui hFsi seven years. vaa
In tho loft and dropped pitchfnrh,
one tine ~ which penetrated thr nkull
~ the younger boy. whose name was
Leo Harold. Medical nid was SUM.
noncd, aud the injured child seemed
Ia he progressing fayufably. until about
noon On Saturday Inst. whom he took
n change FOR the worse and died short
" before midnight.
Funeral services were held ycster.
day At the residence % the parents.
The family have the sympathy of their
friends and neighbofh.
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An Unfortunate Admission.

Sha-lUhn, were you very grcatly
Mustered when YOU proposed 20 mef
Hr-Nes. TO tell you the truth, /
was 30 ratified that night dldnt know
what l was doing.
A. yet he has not succeeded In get
ting har a. listen % an explanation
galuluu News
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An elaborate tea was given at tho
residence ~ Aifa. Sol. sicgci this AZ
tefnuun for the benefit u the Rcd
Cross society. The program was 90.
sisted in by Professors Welhe and
Mcclellan aud Rabbi Loyy.
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NEW YORK MARKETS


Nee YORK June 4 Money GA call
nnmiuaiiy ~ ik4ia Dor reut
Prime mercantile paper 80 per cent
sterling exchange hfmt with actual
business IN taukffe bllla ~ lsn4tt
tor dumaud aud lsiafit .itnr siAty daye
Posted rates 4 IS aud AZ
Commercial bills 80
silver ccrtinrntus MA
liar silver iNas
NUxirnu dollars tAa,
Government tnnds weak. new tours reg.
iatfTpd. .ll uittn coupons, 1 aii fnurs rtHi
istrrud, LuihNAi coupons. iifHfilihl tNul
reg stored. inI lives Registered, LION
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II IL announced that Lieutenant
Lowis Stone Slrlay ~ the sixteenth
Infantry now stationed nt Tampa, ana
Miss Nan Nero " Galveston have
been engaged 20 b. married after thu
war" The many friends " the young
people are cungrttuiating them and
hoping that after the war will aUun
come and md enough Of the lieutenant
remaining 90 M the contract.
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Al Of Utah County viii be ~
Lagoon
tomorrow. June Q.
NorIcr ro cONrnNorons.

Notice II hereby given that the trua.
tees Of South iiouutiful school district,
Davis county. State ~ Utah, will fs.
crive sealed bids Tor the erection OF "a
brick school house tp be- located 'u
south Bountlful. said bids must be-
submitted Ia parts. Plans ana sprcIu.
cations may BE- roen by applying 20
Mary a. Page. one block east Of tho
Live Stock store, nountiful.
Blds must he In by . o'clock y. M.
Friday. the 18th day NJ June. is1s. n
which time all bids VIII be- opened.
rcsorving the right to reject any or All
bids. -
WILLIAM !. PABKtN.
MANY a. PAGE.
MAIiONRI NJ. brown.
Hoard u Trustees School District No 1.
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Llndrum's Dewey two-step has been
approved By the National association
~ dancing masters now In session In
Detroit. Mich. Schooner Jimf "t1l.
rh-loe" Performance will NJ longer
have any fascination.
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Harris Furniture & Carpet company
/ reduced t3i2. /. 70. sutton. 1850. M1ry
judge. fii00: Robert r. fiurton. $3.50.
| J. y. Freeze. 5000. Frank -. stcph ns
$1,000. Frank Hiatt. N.4i6; W. II. II
vine. $3.50; Rose Wlghiman. &sdi.
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WliEAr-Iuly wheat opened NJ ssits9.
aud hold steady with the range botNcon
these two quotations.
september began at sdHNE. sold down tn
fd4. ruso to vi, thou declined "a ~.
closing wheat g. June iWhi July, III
September. 5uhi December. 'aA
CoRN-June ana July, ~
oArs-Iune aii July e2h0e1
puRk-June and JulY, tioeA
LARD June. tasii July. i5,s,as5N
HiBs-Juno ana July, $50
HARLEY -EG.N
HYE-H
lIAN u. TO-
TIMOruY-G.1s
CASH
wheat-So, 3 rcd.i .osqt0oi No, 4 Dggi %,
No. . hard. iuDi No. D. 70. No z
spring, t0IIi.mi no. spring, ysai,Oo.
Nn 1 northern Surfing. uiaiu.
CONNIE. :, Iial No. - alhitA
Oats-Nu 2, 25i Nu "a ga
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DIED.

MORRIS. Sarah AMorris. Tuesday,
June eth, at $3.50 a, M, " pneumonia;
aged 90 years. She Has a resident
" Utah since 1860
Funeral at 1850 y. m. Wednesday.
from residence, iss south Ninth West
street, lntermont Thursday at Farm
ington.
Mllennial Star. please copy.
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fdlo word. do not CONVINCE. We might
talk BY the yard but would not convlhee
you as much As IN doing The rlsht tnih. ior
you With our product. ~ y ny WIZ -
" y popular brand but lts what thet JAIN.
powder will 30 that counts We saN inat
one can u our baking poNdcr - Nnti w iii y
than the same amount " cash expended w
any other product. ny using can ~ tlls
baking powder you vii hnd that " W.
best quufters's worth you ever u1uEnt
chase proves H. economy,
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=. Edwards. ti25; william Knight t59
Eliza u. Lcakcr, $50; George W. kei'
scy, $50.
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Don't forget
Utah County bay at
Lagoon
tomorrow, June 2.

Mrs. suydam has commenced her
summer School. Apply Room 20 Ga.
lena Block. Second south and State
SITS.
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The county board Of equalization
made quite q reduction on assessments
OF personal property, real estate. Inn
provemcnts and MORTGAGES again TO-
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