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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
south strafford.

A. g. Kibling OF West Lebanon was In
town Saturday.
Ray Titus OF white River Junction was
in town Saturday.
Edgar Turner and Mrs. Turner have
been visiting friends in town the past
week.
Curtis Preston and family have moved
here from Pompa and are living with his
father, Albert Preston.
Miss Nina Kendall has finished work fol
8. F. Frary. She is to attend the Normal
school at Randolph this fall.
A very pretty home wedding took place
at the Barrett House Sunday afternoon
Aug. IA. The contracting parties were
Mr.; James o. Kendall and Miss Nettie
Webster. A charming bower OF ferns
and evergreen decorated one corner of the
room. In this stood the bridal party.
horseshoe OF white verbenas and pink
sweet peas was suspended over their head =
The bride was gowned In pale green flow
cred organdy and carried a shower bouquet
of sweet peas. Arthur Parker acted a:
usher. Miss Susie Kendall, a sister OF ths
groom, was maid OF honor and was very
sweet in a pink and white muslin. carry.
ing a bouquet of white asters. Lillian
and Edith Kendall, tiny misses OF six ano
eight years, strewed flowers before the
bridal party as they entered to the strains
of the wedding march rendered by Mrs
Buell.: Rev. Edwin Blake of South Strsf
ford was the officiating clergyman, assist
ed by Rev. Stanley j. Spear Of Tufts Di
ginity school. The guests were a larg,
circle of relatives, including the two
grandmothers of the groom, and the
guests in the house. The many presents
were a tangible proof Of the love and es
TEEN in which Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall ar,
held. Like a benediction on the whole
scene, poem composed by grand-aurt
from whom sight has been taken, was
read by Mr.. Stanley Spear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-30
FISH AND CANE PROTECTION.


Tho annual meeting 81 the Utah
State Fish ord Game Protective assoc
el1tion WAS held last night a large
number Of ihc members were present.
reports were nude and 4 committee on
legislative nctds appointed IN the per-
sons ~ C1Dnei John q. Cannon. NJ.
darns und I. N. B1fratt. The two
former gentlemen were also appolussd
TO secure rcctEslons TO the associations
membership. Two were admitted hsi
night. J. II. Kendall and W. ". CHS
holm. Secretary and Treasurer George
u. Alder made the following report;
90 the members OF the riih s;a;c
Fish and came Protective Asi1clslon
THIS assoc aitlln WAS organized On
the ath day u october 1897, for she
purpose ahich We name would Imply.
via. inr heAer protection VI our lp1d
fishes and 10 game. Since ale dats
OF organization considerable WORK has
been done. necessarily VI a preliminary
order. ~ tltre IL but sniill tJislon
of she population VI the STATE tlat re-
allztH She necessity of puailng a niop
10 she wanton slaughter Of our game
birds rnd the unlawful destruction OF
nah In the lakes and strtamt. Fish
and game are looked uron "a the prop.
Cffy ~ the people IN gnnersa, una such
IL toe ease! bus fhera mus. nocsssarlly
be some judgment displayed IN their
iakipF. that the STRAINS be not en-
ilrNiy robbed ~ the finny tribe uEi she
i'rcris uri iakos iepopula;ed az iai
We game hirdr are c0rcerned. Only
the most careful protection for ths
large game In the hlGs will preserve Z,
from utter extinction and this atsocia.
ton must igk O. a.. with determined
Vgnr, ana c1uteud nightly Tor sues
iaMa 90 the hands Of ,nr s'sile Ltsia.
laiure a. viii give the pro.ev,lon nsc
crsary 4 lhlf regard.
at IL a pleasure 10 be- able 20 state
b the meml. -ship % the association,
that rs orrNiratlon has hai good
ofcci UPON heretofore viointIons ~ the
ilsh and game laws ana while q has NJ;
altogether N1ppel an Already large
trhfiic. iu AMI ont - season Of our
fish and game with other states by I'M
iaNful takers. u nevertheless has given
sham &, understand chat this business
Will not be- tolerated hy che safe aaT3-
ciauon, which II pledged 90 use 81 IN
nuence ana funds 90 aid the proper uffi-
GERS ~ she law prohibiting v. Tho
membership Of the Utah state Fish and
Game Protective association, Il made
M ~ men ~ Influence and their abli.
lllca iH ihls line should be utilized IN
she coming session ~ thr Legislature
oti see II Il viii not be p3sssbls % .x-
send ana make Car re1chlag she laws
pertaining go she protection " fsh and
/ Ei'nt, aud no. only this. but see % "a
thN an appropriation ~ sufficient
/ amount he made, that an efficient and
aravc man might be- engaged and paid
salary enough shat hls -ntlre tlmf may
/ he given 20 the enforcement " ghe laws
lieriaiulHg 80 nsh and game protec-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-30
WILL VISIT THE UTAH PACIFIC.
Pfsslten, hecune ard Party Go South for
Iha, Pypos, Today.

President \. W, Mccune Of the u.nh
ana Pacific ief, today Tor the south on
a general grlr u Inspection " the r1td
a1 far aa built. Cf!cf Engineer o..
M"lyeny u Shc oregon Short Line ac.
c1mranlod him. and before returning
ttly WI! make "a thorougn inapactlon
~ the work. Air, Mccune Il an old
milrcad builder. having been IN tho
business years before he hesama 49,
well knd~n m mirins eltglez. and his
vislt t. the scene ~ o?sIatitrI u sure
80 be h'li,NFi - iYcftgfeG activity.
u hAa been rum,rci shat work was
10 be stepped Tor q tlmc cNinF 10
lack " sfppllea. but II " lsainrd al
,hr oilifss ~ the ruad that ~ ID Il no.
the case and that 3prk - % be- pushed
Throughout, the wiriaE Tho V1mpauy
has In opcrtron over nftocn
miles Of road and - adding to
The mileage rvrry day. The engine she'd
AZ the hVclas station out OF Milford
Is nearing completion ana viii be used
a. base % operations, Mr.. McCune
ara farly viii be al the front Tor some
days.
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kanras city. Nov. so.-.A apeoiai q
the Star from Abilene. Kas.. says.
An important addition MAS made TO-
lhy 60 the amount Of the Gillctt paper
by the compilation OF mortgages On
thnse county there being found t5sg. 900
IN mortgages given largely by W. n.
dunlap. who was Gilietrs agent In tb,t
.,uniy ava some by g. X. Tr1xel.
About 5000 head Of cattle have been
found there.
Nothing more has been heard here
rom ulllett. II q now known that he
ma az Abilene attorney with him az
f0r Worth thc day before he dlstp-
p.lred' showing that he was liking his
Affairs for fight.
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MORE SCHOOL CONVENTIONS.
Second Precinct CITIZENS Dissstisaed and
WIN Meet Again Tomorrow Night
and Namc Another Candidate.

Itsnow quite evident that the people
Of the second Municipal ward are una
bic to agree ln thu matter OF the nomi-
nation OF a candidate for the school
board to be voted for at the election
next week. 4 meeting was held In
Unity Hall few evenings ago as an
nounced In the "News' at the time and
candidate nominated under conditions
that many OF the citizens do not ap.
prove Of Prior 20 the nomination. how
ever. a call for another convention had
been Issued and preparations made to
hold 1, In the Sixth ward meeting houss
tomorrow evening beginning AZ O'Clock
sharp. This convention viii be held az
Advertised and a committee Of citizens
consisting ~ Hugh watson, W. X.
Jones Jr., Chaa. II. hyde. j. w. ure
and Alex COwan are actively engaged IN
promoting IL success. The eau iof ths
convention is being widely circulated
ana appears over their signature a.
follows:
Al legal and auallned voters ~ the
second Municipal ward are invited 10
participate IN .his convention, who pro-
test against the action OF the Demo
cratic and Republican chairmen IN
enaNNtnN ihe lntatiun OF lhHi NNHNNH-
lion from the sixth ward meeting house
10 building situated away from the
center of thc voting population OF the
municipal ward and In a locality where
the hall can be easily packed from ihe
saloons OF the business district, many
OF which are located outside OF thc
Second municipal ward.
Al u muss convention OF the voters o.
the Ftfh precinct held a; iii south
- 50
Hamburger. now nliing an uncNplred
term, by reason VI she resignation Of
Charles Baldwin, was nominated by
exclamation. About 100 persons were
pf,Hen; and everything went smoothly
from beginning ~ cad. The merilng
was called GO order a. o'clock BY
Attorney UeorEc l.. Syc. Judge Loot
hourow acted az chairman and J. :.
pnveier fillsd the position OF secretary.
only one n1mtUaslng speech was
made. and that was by Hon. G. y. Al
len. who named simon Hamburger for
the position Al shc conclusion % the
regular business Of the meeting she
chairman appointed a campalgn COM
mlttcs consisting ~ Geo. l.. Nye. g. =.
wilkes. ~. II. Clnwson, u. G. Elchnor
ana Alex. McMhatef. These gentlemen
are expected 90 see 10 q that Mr Bam-
berger IL elected.
Tonight there will be two other con-
ventilnH. these will be held In the Fret
and Third precincts respectively. The
retiring member from the former dis
srlct 4 Mr.. T.. u. Crltchlo'N, who IL a
candidate for denomination. and Ps,f.
!. II. Paul. formerly " the Agricufhr-
al College aud now " the state Tnlvbr-
slty. and Charles Symons. who was Mr..
Crltchlow'A opponent one year age.
The meeting VIII be held IN che cxpl-
sitlpn building ana viii begin az 1880
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es, ,,iy q the blow OF Saturday and
.1,uhpaN' coming 81 soon on tha heels ~
va strtml II increased the difiicuities
~ the siiutlon. Even she ,revsses
n ,,, stiiersd sod1y, and mlny persons
mere ooiised 70 walk long distances In
i,n !. ssi down town. In BNok-
of Queens. there was renetliin, y,
day VI sum
inc main line % the Long island
raili.od " again biookaded ana on a
n,uinDer OF ite llcui branches also fr,f-
nc Is suspended A train is buried in
q snow block tt Mincola. The starin
WIZ nsgfiNdied by a high wind. which
seniied ihe cuts made through the
u.,..s that resulted from saturdays
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He testified that he had known Mrs.
IIuichinsbn for eighteen months.
Al this junciure Mr. CrHchlow arose
and asked what crime Mrs. Hutchinson
was charged with IN the Information.
Mr.. Putnam said u alltEed housl break
Ing. grand larceny and pttlt larceny.
Mr.. crltchlow cook the position thlt
only burglary could also Be charged To
connection with she crime 81 house.
breaking. He asked that the prosecu-
flan be- required 10 elect which count u
relied upon go secure a conviction.
Mr.. Putnam said the form generally
used In Eases d THU Kin. hai been
adopted In this one. lious breaking,
be- said. was an al lmpj o. commit = lar
csny and WIS therefore part Of the
res regta.
Thc court oyefFulci the objection,
holding that ih1 jury might IND the de-
fendan' guilty OF housobfcaklng, with
out larceny, of vice versa,
C1tslnuing the Wi;ner8. Mathis. said
he found the back window broken and
the window W on returning 10 the
h0ure one Afternoon last month. also
found the rooms " hia mother and els.
lrF all disarfangtd Went 20 Mra. Hut.
thins1n's room and found The door
locked. He got out thf1suh the win.
dow sud went 10 the drug store and
Informed HE mother 81 VIVA, had hap.
penod. That same evening h. took
llfi N the missing articles. among them
being number 81 thIngf Mra. Hut.
crimson claimed 90 have had stolen from
her.
Under cfoss-exlminatlou ihe witness
was unable 90 say whether the window
had been opened from me inside or out.
side. There vs. no one In the house
when ne entered. go flr as he knew.
Miss Laura Mathis. sister " the last
witness. trsuned ~ her acquaintgncc
with the defendant which covered q
period " three years. The witness iien.
tined some % the wearing apparel
found In Mrs Iuichlnson's trunk. be-
.onrlne .o her ana her mother.
Miss Mains was subjected 90
onRihy and fgli REORGANIZATION by
Mr.. Cutchiuw ard created considerable
amusement with her ready answers 20
he questions put 90 her.
Robor. y. Hayward. manager Of the
Union Light aud Power Co. said
be- rented the two from, rooms IN tho
Mathis hluse. Remembered the span
ard being az the house and few days
afterwards he missed some silver or
ihments, consisting u pitcher. tea
ilt and n pair ~ ctndicHticka. and
.tber articles Iis last saw them on
Wednesday. the day The Spauiird left. |
o. missed them IN Friday. Tho cxac,
late be- could not remember. The next
lme witness saw tie articles was at
he police station.
Mrf v u. Mathis was next called 70 !
he siaud and was being examined
when the News" report closed.
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hFent Of the linton Pacific. u again In
the city. reaching here this morning.
The sprngvllle depot on the RIO
Grande Western IL nearly completed.
Messrs Babcuck aud wadicRh Of the
r. q. W. are not expected back rom
the coast until the last ~ the week.
General Agent ORGY u the southern
Pacific came IN this morning from Me-
vada. He reports that all the freight
that was piled M owing 90 the tun-
mol disaster has rine forward.
A., u. iiudnali VI the colorado Md
lind has returned from a trip to Ne
vada.
W. o. Jones OF the Union Pacific Coal
company u In she cty.
The Union Pacific are finding Il hard
% engage coal miners FOR the Rock
eprlugf mines. Mr. Spence said this
morning that ho needed at least 100
men more.
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ShIpmen, Of lly. Stock.

focal live stock agerss have received
coplrs of she notice 90 railrnd cons
panlts ooncerrlng the shipping % live
stock. frlm the department OF ngrleul-
trre 90 Washington. The nDilce Ia %
the effctf that ~ live Ftnek shall BIO
allowed ~ N.nain 10 the ears owgcr
fhln iweBy-eight hours 'withouS being
liken um and x.ven a rest ~ az least
ivn hours before resumng the journey.
The notice Will h. posted all along tho
line " the roads. Mr., Turtle OF che
Short Line said thls morning that the
regulation was proper one aud ~.
only rIght nom u Humanitarian stand
point, hut would also be Of benefit 10
the shipper a. his catth would arrive
40 the market In a better condition.
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MORE UTAH TELEGRAPH LINES.
Colonel 0Iekey Of the Western Union SAYS
They viii be Bull, In he Spring,

Colonel blckey, general manager OF
the Western Union Telegraph system
aLd Assistant General superir,endent
Brooke " the sy.em at Denver. cane
igio the city today.
Col, Dlchsy and comrunlon are max
lns a general strip u Inspection Of the
w'slsrn portion of she system. When
seen this afternoon ihe colonel sAd
that fhey were bubiing no new llnes
AMI were only keeping che 1l1 lines No.
i'hApe' In the spring. however, several
lines would be bu.ii through t'.lh and
nevada one " she Utah extensions
VII parallel thr tiuh and Pacific
through the southern part OF the sbite
The I've gentlemen leave tonight for
hai.e cfy, but VIII return she hrs,
II the v.fk.
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DECISION IN the HINES DIVORCE CASE.
The Defendant Get, he Decree, bu, Nus, Pay
Handsome Figure.

Provo. Utah. Nov. so.--Iudge Dnscn-
berry today = sided thc case OF K.sty
\. Hines " Il. =. Hincs. and granted
the defendant divorce a. prayed f1r
In or'ss-compinin,. The pssimin, Kit
~ 4. Hines. was awarded she homo
ana QsiWr properly So the amount 81
ilHeen thousand dollars, 10 be agreed
upon BY she parties. or by commits.
Huntr. Including ons-thlfd Interest In
deiendaui's drug store. for which he
II 20 pay plaiuiin u rental " thlisy-
three dollars and hEy cents per mnwh.
and sixty dollars per month for the
maintenance u four minnr children. %
whom piainiln j. given custody. and
four hundred dollaFs attorneys fees In
addition ~ Two hundred dollars already
ulll.
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Iniuactiou rtocs,dlnr. Commences.

william A. Rivers commenced In
Junction proceedings aRains; thu North
Point Consolidation Irrigation company
IN She Third district court today, asking
that the Defendants bo rnjO.npd from
ifeHparainE upon certain real estate
dActibtH a. the south haif OF the east
hair ~ the northeast quarter OF section
.. t0snahip I s0uth. VI range 1 west. Of
thc SAN Lake meridian.
The complaint Fe,k forth tina, on thc
eend Inst the defendant entered up1n
the property. and with teams and scrap
cra began The excavation ~ a ditch 10
plaintiffs damage IN the sum OF $500.
A temporary restraining order was
granted By judge lilies made rcturnabic
Saturday December 10Th.
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heard by Judge Hlles. but che defend
ant wishing 90 amend ber cOss-cpm.
plant, further hearing was continued
Indefinitely
q. n. Gsivcr was excused from serv-
Ing az a criminal juror by Judge Nor
feil today on account of ill-hoaith.
The jury found Tor the plaintiff In the
case NJ Joan II. Park against Robert NJ.
Wiklns0u, uuleting tiile to the prop
er.y ana cancslling the old deed.
Jurors y. v. schofcld aud n. y
schdtiler were excused for today In
judge Cherfy's court
a decree of foreclosure WIS ordered
entered by Judge Cherry today in the
case Of Henry Sldler, trustee, " Ed
ward Holden a. al,
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Patrons OF the Center street line. Salt
Lake Guy railroad. are complaining OF
the momentum with which ears are al
lowed 10 run covering the distance from
Aprieo, TO First North streets. They
argue that they travel an OF twenty-five
miles AZ hour. and elite as just grounds
for complaint the fact mat there arc
several nchn0lr In the vicinity. among
chem the Washington on Fourth North
aud the klndsfga,en on fifth NORTH
which caus the chlldcn 90 be passing 30
and fro continually. They thing the
city ordinance regulating the running
Of street cars nhould be- more sllctiy
compiled Win.
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" NN'NASNeNf
NJ tho Edltori
In your menron OF Or. Parry's can
ata, you mistake me US the author OF
the text This is an honor not due 90
me, AZ the doctor has not sct music 10
my prize canta,a, but rather. ~ far as
the words are now SGT they are quota
lions fnom whltney's History VI Utah
the res, 90 be yet set by me. Evon IN
doing this shall use none OF ,he
aforementioned lihrettn. II would take
q book " 900 pages IA adequately DO
ms, which ! hops In time ~ hp able 10
hniAh myself Prof J. j. Mcclellan be-.
gan u act Il Ia excellent muse, but
very kindly diso1ntInuod on learning
ihAf ~ Was my desire 70 set u q1
music myself, 1 thank yuu kindly E1r
your complimentary mention VI me IA
connection with Or, Parry and / am
proud 10 he associated with him 10 the
sNghl extent ! shall DO, hut In the in
yerrr' ~ RICH, ask you 70 make the
aDaNe correction.
Respectfully,
EVAN STEPHENS.
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Missouri Pacific ,Io,aup.

Kansas City, Mo. Nov. ao.--A special
10 the star from sedalii. Mo, says.
INC latest developments In the at
Huptsh robbery " the Missouri Pacific
rain last night. lead 10 Inc belief mat
me job was Attempted by two men only,
.hnEinecr James West and Sw!tchmhn
stuobieheld. The two prisoners refuse
70 make any statement beyond the nd-
MISSION uf Rtubblencld that there was
40 third man in II.
siulblcfeld'a arm NJ n result OF che
puiate1.
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lnfnrm,llnn Wnnled.
wailih1ll. Ml,.. Nov. IS, 1905

wailihall. Mics. Nov. IS, 1905.
TO the Editor.
Mrs. Mary Lester Of 1'illatohi, Yaio-
husha county. Miss. formerly from
Alabama. IL dcf.r1us uf gaIninz In
forml Non from any " her relatives
whD have gone 20 Utah. She says her
sister Mrs. Elizabeth Hollis lett
Alamaba about eighteen years age. and
the last time she heard from her she
WIS in Slntaquln. Anyone who can
give the desired Information viii
please confer with her. or with the
undersigned.
:. 4. BiGELow,
A. II. Kempton.
Arizona.
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Health nsposted ilei,.r.

Draper uilh. Nov. ~. isss.-,Mra. III.
len Green % this place states that her
husband has been taking the wei
known medicine. Hoods Slrslpirllla.
Tor sour stomach and heartburn, and E
has cured him. Ills health has been
hriier fhe past season than ever he
fore. Her daughter has been alllnr
for some time but has begun taking
iooda Sarsaparilll and she also II I'M.
pnovlng II II she beat medicine money
cin buy.
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Personal PataRtaphi.

John Trough Of Salmon CIV. idaho
Is mere TO attend the funeral vi al. III,
yer Elsle Trough John was born b,
ran l.al,e and resided hero flr MAJ,
yNlFa' lie n now engaged ln Xxx,
nrir salmon CITY, Idaho. llIs man.,
sAt Lake friends VIII be pleased h.,
learn NAT he ana family are well ,nJ
tfel hNugh OF Salmon City llab,
pul formerly of Salf Lake. d No.
,hikns hands with old-tlme frl,nJ'
lli' Wat 10 the cry was 0ccasl1rei y,
me death OF his sister Elsie Hmutb "
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The overland G6id Mining company
and Asher niddler1mo. peii;ioned the
Third District court today agking that a
viii Of prohibition be Issued directed
lEilrHi iufilce n the Peace Alexander
MeMastor TO prevent the enforcement, Of
9 luiEmeni recently rendered against
AHhr Hiddlocume In favor % r. y.
Lling Tor igl g. u appears that Bid.
difcoms Il an cmpl0yc " she overland
gold Mining company and A. result
NJ the Judgmtn. 90 20 OF the formers
money was rarnilhcd.
The contention "a that Justice McMaa.
ter Is entirely without Jurisdiction be-
cause thr summons was served In Tooe.
u county.
Cherry, rcturnablc Saturday. Deem
brr iOta.
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The kemmerer Depot.

The rev depot at Kemmerbr on she
iine ~ ihe Oregon Short Lin- was
lnenrd today. The structure Ia the m
gh on the line, being she only SION.
depot ~ the system II Ia built OF grey
tfonf taken from the mountains near
by and Is In the Queen Anne style of
architecture, with a long poricot held
w bS mhsslve stone pillars, and pre-
ser's very pleasing appearance. Be
Sides fhe usual waiting MONS for pas
aehSera ana offices fog the agents.
lnei,r y ,i"ln dlspntcher's ofllee. which
viii operate the ldaho division.
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Elder Hebor ]. Gran, will sioux In
thc Tenth ward Thursday evening On
the interest o. NJ, l. work. Music VIII
be- furnished by ,he 81 I. A. quartet
Eldcfa lyman and cowloy viii at
tend The meeting In the Thirfca.,h
ward Thursday evening" ThuH Ash
worth and ProL. Mcclellan Will furn-
lsh the music.
NJ. I. workers and an others inter
eslcd arc Invited ~ visit the League
90 see the class exercises this even.
ing,
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Es.a,e q Charles a. iiliis,rom. de-.
c,usei. order made Tor settlement 0f
anal account ana distribution ~ estate.
B'tate ~ John J, Ncily. deceased;
hcarnk On petition 10 set apart home.
stead 60 widow and for family allow
unce, rst upon fnni calendar.
Estate " samuel Russell. deceased,
order made confirming sale Ut real 80.
tate.
Estate of Sarah Roberts. deceased.
VII admitted SO probate and william
Theh0rno appointed executor. without
honds Ia accordance with provisions Oi
Will
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An IMPORTANT p,rrrrnScr.

To make Il apparent 10 thousa nds.
who think themselves ~. that they are
not afflicted with any disease. but that
the. system simply needs cleansing, II
TO brnE oomfort home 60 their hearts,
as costive condition II easily cured
by using Syrup OF Figs. Manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co. only,
and sold by all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-30
Senator Cannnn Gnes En,,.

Senator Frank J, Cannon leN Tor
Washington today to be present at the
ohnlng 81 Congress on Moaday next.
lie Nill remain In the national capital
untl The HOLIDAY recess when he viii
return 10 u'ah tor brief period.