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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-04
FORTY FAMILIES NEED HELP.

List Of Needy Families of Soldiers
Received from Chaplain stahl.
Chaplain n. F. Stahl, of the Thir-
teenth regiment, has forwarded to the
executive committee of the Scranton
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five DOLLARS FOR
WRITING A LETTER

In order to introduce
my new line of Kimball
Pianos and organs I will
pay FIVE DOLLARS to
any one who will send
me the name of any par
ty who will buy a piano
or organ of me.
This will be paid when
first payment is made on
the instrument and to
the first one who sends
me the name. If you
know of a neighbor who
talks of getting one send
the name in.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
TELEPHONE RUlIORS ABROAD.


II was currently reported on the
streets today That the Rocky Mountain
Bcll Telephone company psopoaca 50 re-
sist The action of TIE cay Council last
Tuesday niRht In caxing each instru-
moni used in this city ut the rate ~ %
cents quarter. n ~ not the amount
~ the tax. but tho principle VI the
Thing that they object g.. ANA their
method ~ resisting will be- 20 add the
extra dollar "a year o. subscribers. drss
pitc the fact that the ordinance passed
Tuesday evening specifically rtstts nat
"ths maximum charge Tor each inatru-
ment used isali not exceed the rhiea
now charged Tor such ur IKE inHtfu-
meutl.'
II u evident from tho clause above
quoted. that the Council anticipated
some such action by the telephone com.
puny. 49, that now SAID t. BE- IN foot.
and " the latter attempts to force
subscribers 60 shoulder this additional
burden. then u viii be- an lnfractipn u
city ordinances. and viii cauHc the COM
pnuy'r arrest for ~ doing.
The telephone people. " u under
stood, say the ordinance In It's present
form II unconstitutional. ana " u
among street rumofH that a petition 20
now being quietly circulated among
business men asking that the Council
rcsrlnd IT, action OF Tuesday evening.
From these reports d u ~ dent that
the matter j. not yet settled, by any
means.
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Spring Lake rrcclnc.. George G. Scott.
iuad up,rvis0f, ~ Lake Vitw precinct.
William Pagr. road sup rv.1nr. %
H.than precinct.
Miss Ina CLARK ana Mr. John q. Will
kIns " the Second ward of this city
were married Thursday evening at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. CLARK. ~ the Second ward.
\ very pleasant wedding was held and
many friends were present 60 extend
good wishes. \ delicious wedding sup
per was p1riakcn " by the quests.
The installation " Epworth League
officers took place ut the Methodist
church last evening. A fine program.
including ~ delicious banquet was
carried through. and very happy
evening WIS spent. The officers. who
wcr Installed by ilcv. JAS. i. Kirbyc
are. President Richard ncrsipy. vice
presidents. Miss Helen iirinscrh m
Mrs. Helen klnEahury. Mrs. J.. 4. Van
Nursdall. secretary. Miss Ruby Chris
Jensen. treasurer. VIM. McCord.
Mrs. Mary u. Davies, wife VI Aren't.
tcct r. r. Davies. dicl yesterday fnfe.
noon 90 the age of "A ycafe fum IN
Elimination of ihe bowels after an NJ
nna ~ several months. Mrs. brown was
the daughter ~ the late ucorge NJ.
Brown and was highly respected by q
large circle u friends and aeuunlnt
anCcA She lnavcs husband ana an IN
FAINT daughter. who have the rymptihy
OF the entire community ln thcir sad
bereavement. The funeral viii be held
from the First ward meeting house Sat
urdnN.
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stooks
A GIRLS COMPLEXION


Whenever l failed Go gct my c,ffee
for breakfast, would have a rlcl,
headache before noon. II seemed 10
me a curious thing that naturally
healthy Elri should have sick spells of
this kind unless she had been dDsed Ia
the morning with something.
naturally concluded thn; an was
rot risht, ana inaHmpch NJ was In 4
very nervous condition anyhow, 1
went 10 the doctor for q nerve tonr.
lie told me would have 10
quil drinking coffee, and when / sald
c1hld not ponslhly do L because al
ways Eoi sick N didn't have the cOf-
fee, he said. Use Postum FOOD cnf-
fce," Wen. tried II twice. and gave
Il up because 1, tasted no HAT.
one DAY ! was up IN Or. RuFgles'
lniirmnry and remarked 80 Mrs. Tug
giles that the Or, had f0ld me that 1
must leave on coffee and wanted me 10
uHe this new Tangled stun called
Postum" but thai Il was posltivoly
unhearnble. shc sale. My dear. YOU
never have had good cup NJ Postum
evidently" | said. ".Nu, I never have.
have only tried o. twice" We'll"
she said, you - back and look az the
package and You win observe that the
directions lrsiui upon continued hpll-
ing. at least fifteen mlnutes. not that
length NJ time Tor the pot 10 vet on the
stove, but Il must EfHye there until n
begins 10 bolt. and Then boil nfteen
minutes. I win guarantee you viii
get a nnc. delicious tasting, black
rich cup ~ coffee and perhaps better
favored than any YOU ever tried he.
fore. The oid-fashionod coffee IL act
ually killing YOU" she said. You
are terribly nervous. and your com.
plcNi0n N long WAYS from whnt ID
should be M your age"
Well, when I got homo. tried max.
Ing some Postum ~ once and followed
directions carefully nnd I must say IL
was lust delicious. I have continued
to Use II over since,
am well and hearty now. and nv
has cleared up ~ that
during tho last three months noapie
remark tn mo continually, 'TIny
clear Nuur skin laN' l am natureliy
~ light complexion and fair. Or.
RurFles has all 81 his patients use
Postum Instead Of ordinary coffee.
have Induced papa 10 take M Postum.
ana he liea n very much. one ~
our nelghh1rs. Mr.. q. A. narko. was
m In bed with heart nnd g0me kind ~
stomach cOmrlnlnt. Ha was a hablt.
ual coffee drlnksr, but when he rot
down, nr' liuggleR took hfs cofrse
away Rnd gave him Postum Food C,f.
foe, He N almost wen now, and SAYS
that he believes the Postum was tbe
main cause N his recovery, = great
many In OR town use Postum IN place
~ ordinary. coffee. Miss Mabel nan.
gle, STAFFORD, Kans.
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Expansion Tint Benefits.

Undoubtedly the spirit NJ expansion
has taken q deep hold upon the Amer
lean people. says tho Chicago Record.
There is manifest desire mr. n larger
national lie. The people NJ the United
states are becoming conscious OF the
fact that theirs is Ia reality one ~ the
rreat world powers that must DO reck
nnci with hy al civilized governments.
Tho war und lts outcome have done
much 10 bring this spirit suddenly into
evidence. liui the war did mot create
this spirit IL was latent before. and
was preparing fur more gradual mamie
fcatatinn alnng other lines. especially
IN the direction OF trade cVpinaDn. The
lifEe increase IN exports was mot duo
tn The war. but followed logically frpm
conditions and forces that vote On oN-
lHienOn PRIOR o. the outbreak NJ ihH CONE
ilict. Had Their, henn mn war the era
m commercial expansion would have
followed Just the same. and perhaps
with more certainty uf uninterrupted
Territorial expansion &C. defended
principally IN the grnrui chat No VIII
prove an ala tu tho growing movements
lIr trade expansion. The Philippine. %
IL said. VIII constitute mr. tho United
Sintos an entrance into ihc mtrkcir Ut
AFiH.
The expansion that be 10 prove ~ pcr-
WluUnt value and hHucut fl the
United S,HtrE Dr. tglie expansion. and
extensions ~ territorial domain should
be- considered with difference o. thnl'
effect uu that Kind of expansion. VI iH
manifest that in order ~ crc1urnre
commercial development ih1t policy re-
gurdlng territory should hU followed
that VIII entail upuu the nation the
smallest burdens " mii'Hrirm cHmuui.
bic with the Observance 1f duties and
responsibilities. one NJ Tire great ODE
vantage on tho American mrnufnc-
Juror if tho low TAXATION tor purpose
M sustaining the national government
IN comparison with him the germtn.
tho Frrnchman ur the Uurai1u. with
hia excessive burden " milltnrHm. o.
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For this reason there II much icra IN
political irsiitutUrH iflt can Boz arl.-
tfariiy Transferred from one type ~
population 90 another chan iherc b. To
Industrial Institutions Factories. f1r
Instance. can he set up ln japan. ln.
hurorH employed aud business success
fully carried ON, nnd the Imperial wnv-
eminent Of Japan can sny under what
conditions. from the HtnudprIut NJ pub
llc welfare, these factories shall De-
built, and how tho machinery shall be-
guarded. and how long tho lnhnrcrH
shall D." permitted tn toll ana % uns-
all this can take place successfully nl-
most uH o. full-lcigod Innovation or q
direct transfer from foreign rnmmun-
He's where factories ana factory rrnuin-
tiunH have previously been developed
But " would Dec puiic another matter
suddenly and arbitrarily 60 establish
jury trial. nnr Instance, ar town mcct-
lugH. ur universal suffrage. OR nm Amer.
Jean public school system. NJ r. state
Christian church. In Japan. Almost In.
cvltably the consequences would be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
MINING STOCK BUSINESS
VALUE NEARLY a MILLION AND A HALF.
The Exchange. tis Fast and Its Present e.
The Year. Dividends -Misceiian-
eous Mini.g Items.

Ring or. the old. ring In the new.
says the poet. SO let !. b. with rcfer-
ence to the clock exchange. which to-
day made ~ closing sffori VI .ha year.
and drew the curtain on q record un.
paraileisd In ne history u such lns.l;u-
sions In Utah. che sales Tor the last
Twelve months amounting 60 L3sl.aj5
fhaite. which had a SELLING value Of ST.
aslOgi 81. That .: j. a record to be
prcud " goes wl,hou, saying. and that
she year 1898 viii go down in History as
ons Of the mos cvcntful iu uiah mining
stock business. Is q s.atgmCHt M! TO be
questioned. During she last three
month"; stock transactions have been
nbnaimally heavy. and ,hc year closes
VIII. pfodlo SONS on ail side- that N
pres.r,t boom will continue for several
months al ltaHi, during 1893.
Tne mlnfs % utah have made wln-
dfrfui prorfttf within ihc past year.
and lhtio IL 30 d.nylng the fact INA.
hsfH ats more 81 llpcCilVe dividend
p1ysra IN rlEh today than
ihere ever was In the history
IN mining 10 Yah. Rep1r.s
from different paris ~ The sttie in1i.
cate healthy aCIviiy In an she camps.
ard particularly IT, MS ne case IN Mcf-
cur. ana Tin,lc, wh.ro b1nanzlH lle In
sufficiently TO show the rich ore bodies
there 4 In th,rn. Truly this has been a
banner year for he m.nes OF utah. ana
the on 30 cr,ue pfumls 90 b. SAN
more imporiap. chan rs Immediate pre-
decs laur.
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Good Volume ~ nu.ip..s Mt Figures
Genrraiiy Stationary.


In she pit bIty The brokers va f,iriy
wei. c..eipg tns week wish o days roe
"a " n.ooO fhnsc- suid. and faiEaF
tiluo - gi3.ios. Thcfu were a. s,af.-
ilHE iiuCuatioru 600 tn cali ai.is irh
a ~ tflrg nivtgrr vas O. sei Co. Slera.
mci'u. while a ffw pei o. ok q Hldrue
thl tchts wy. A. 4 usually .ar ease
pii Siuitly. here ware n number ~
.IilO prrHlrt ar1 all seemed mulh IN
stIgstti Co. 81 praceUiinrs.
-Four Acrs d.d sac fret bufirrys n
y ] frcr.y at 81 rice advafs. over ycs-
.i.4iy's iigufu. - rslek mIkt.g grlr.t-
ftrs 40 a. sln 90 ~ nsCs q ghlrc.
uoi f-Mar ~ displayed mlfkod acl'v-
10y Nlih rumftvus uurff ~ above 10
SOTO, while Mann b, !. We M1m-
~ n, Ni.hcrr L.Eht. s1trruf1.a afd
SUI q o., tt.h taf IthtfI1 O. iIT dlyH
htfiiria lri l4ic1 mig.fiiliy 81 shc
iIl.a made ilitx the ctn.
u uf'ifi o.. TX fhDre vas rO 4
grading w'm Huckcy. as q ltid.r as o.
ctf'f Columbia 'NiH dciE in "a. IS
c''s, pi',. ctts O. ctrs. n1i
Dexter 40 flt-plry ngu't p ,hls iOlrk
chlrglrg Elais ai1uui tl2sis Eagle
MI Blue Ben uIis a cd fhow,ng
vesr 45 $3.50. wh.ia Gaiitn EiEir ~
above emu 10 w,rf Is 20 aui Jcs
l'wffH EXii aff.U' .u asu4 uHtlm,trd
qu1IU'ia a. from 10 g. i0is.
q. lllnss % so t.ack amguu.-
Hf 81 1850 shares. The
I1y Hnhmsid Afucarii. sue ~.
sHi;h Swdnstl. ga swan Suu1cam,
s'.nr Con- ia sea asl wutQius11.. sich
e,'i every cnr mlklsS sflrH,ois rloCc -
the nEuf's lp ,vidsnse Tor slmc time
plfL
The closing figures were ne followsi
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Sugar Plan, Ior Milford.

Beaver Bialr; i,unHT has u That
Mnfari o. g. have a suEir plip N the
spring and shat all " shat wa jack
rabbit nat will be brvlreI, urdgr cultl-
yuei1n arb made o. contribute g. Shc
" alth - the cuufgy iu che produ",tpn
u sugar b,ttH. Mt ilyhec. elie geI'ie.
fnam who made a.sur oNt,Ttfve ilgd
pufchlFrs as uiat % VA lari November.
j. raid 81 have ify riEttcd ehe matter
Ifd fIfl fhIg a. laai D. aim.rtbly
udlptid g. fhs rUiucii 80 " hccu.
aal. w.h hia la .clse,s. has deter
min 4 sn pui up p.tn,. Mr.. u. =.
MartIr ls ~ ken n o. conn ii1fi with
enc ~ grmrr, ~ ne autlr. urd az
mis- 1iad Nas umnrs shf nrft 90 pass
ir.p GO hiu.s q M uew company.
she rpuuT IL given rllHr.
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silver SOS; lead $40.
dcclg Dem Will return from Nebras.
kt g1mowuw.
Tho Valel agswsmerr becomCs de-
nnqucui tV1ly.
ENCOURAGING reports continue from
the Giercoe az Mertur.
The Golden Gate shipped two tons af
oyanldes during the week.
The old Jordan q GllCna reported
win a shlun-nt " cyandcs today.
The Manning min. IL Is said, has
handled 10000 tons of ore during the
year
Thr brokers win ccrlchrato New
Years au Morlay, consequently there
will De % call,
IN an probability aha Utah % Fish
spg.ass viii open up a line Of dividends
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Toris.. o." 49,. Isl. 900. 70


\ lsttgr frlm ghc Crown fNaut us
r2nsic hCfpgaks a promising duturr fur
that pr,p. Iey, The wrtfq stating thlt
she surface showing ~ simply immense.
the work of slfcdng on quartz Tsvoling
a olftithau r.ytr dreamed " Samples
u the miu.r di VIII be- sfrt lu bm.ght
Tor afrly. sal . u expected thls they
will iisaW rVtm bftlr results shan did
former assays wilYith gave ghe ore a
value ~ sia 1ur'ts TilNsg Gud gi.so gnil
60 the .O. me letter states thl. the
bunk hlus.. boarding house ar,l black
sim.,h eiiep have bctu ocnplgo1 and
shat 10 ~ are band az work puthHg
The tuugil. ID ouf'iurt Tor wa ia WIS let
oaay "a fdg days aga
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either total failure or violent rov0in-
ton. Institutions OF this Glars depend
for their very existence and success
upon either the implied consent or vol
untaty participation Of the people. and
hence the line VI change or evolution
must be up through the people and
rreD ont irI 20. lHsAlu 1fa IN IU-
ponds upon the wenlth-prlducinE Elm
cheney ~ the industry. and hence the
line Of evolution II up through the In
dustry ITSELF resulting In spoclaliza-
ton. organization and scientific mi
prove ems. -Guulun'l M1gagiua.
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operela In the SIKH Ward.

The surisy sohn1l chlidr5u " the
sl0lh ward vii g.ye an Opereil IN che
ward mc tius houso rsxt Friday ,yon-
ing, the same eu.l,lld The nlr;h -
christ. Th,ss taking part will be pref
Niy cu7iumtd an he erDric ofifcts
VIII 40 be ga lire win Proper pre-
f.r.1tlan y M plccc. james II. Poul-
,pn q Conductor.
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4 strike Il reported In the lower
workings VI the Gold Dust. The ore
IL heavily impregnnted with clnnnbar
aud assays In the nolEhhorhood VI S.
and there ~ good strong vein. II was
took charge he would soon be- able 10
locate tho ore n Il was there 10 be
ound.-Mercur Mercury.
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TIM NLAH', DI,iDl>Ds
Utah Mines Distributed N. splendid sum
OF NJ, IOu,IsO.

That there are rumher NJ god dlyi-
ierl payers among tho F,ncks VIII h
daily receive ltttE4ur 10 the pi, lH
quitr eNdfri film sle shaAlnx which
urfsHnts NH.f 'n searching Tor fuln-
WIrlrs AM irfumNs ~ business done
luiifs ~ yltr For fh tweNf motghH
lafi paH i'lh MINIS have paid thr mu-
rl1crft sum " ii,Gos.'5p 10 divldluiH,
THE Hmrl H. rrprrsrulrs d.flihuiilns
which r'irh tho iuhfc VS. large and
thus afI.e, she popu iil0r In Ecrlfnl.
nurlfg thr yfar a rFN payer made
~ appt aiALsr 10 Grand Central. wh.ch
has made a tplerd.i taDairg f1r a
stat5fr lu having handed uut a total
- 9iS.5ih. M0rpur Iai1 ilvG dividends
- $4,000 each ana sewn ~ $4,000.
while gtyspr- Mar. Ir dfsrlluto1 ore ~
~ coo url four uf 5000 ouch, mak|ng
iis payments 70 iuiHi " ti1 O01. swan
80 ems iLVi Increased - dNtlrul 20
$4,000. In am lig Nheh H.me fly viii
D. paid mor.hy hereafter Here Il The
llNt!
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y r1tlnE the fiuc;ua,iors In the amount
~ hulntss d0ne during the year and
'ie phenomenal record made 10y the
N,hirse dr!.ug che raie fhrcc m ln.hs.
~ ie are ihe sdifH tpgtthrr win their
zig value az iaken from The fhcs ~
-l-s panar flr fAas.
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IN huisusncss. iiEWiSE. ~ exp,il-
INK from che body che excess u bile
aud acids. Improves thf Aatimlintiva
processes. purinca th' blood. and tones
up and Strengthens tho outirs rystcn.
Price 90 cia.-Z. 9. NJ I. Drug Dept.
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nj disadvantage. for the extra taxes
made necessary by mliltarism must be
added to the cost Of goods put upon tho
WORLDS market In competition with the
alJls % the American manufacturer,
whose taxation for natioral purposes In
email
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san Lake Clsy. pc. y. 1895.
MIS- ". \. Holtqp. vHyi
Dear Milami Tpll flrh action by
dhO bard n siuuitiIu. y,au viii please
take rigifgc - the t1uiinc " flt 70 .cic
suprflr3Hlirp.H office uA % uny from
hay day u ychip. c1nsuEiug visa
Miss CHN iu o. gard Vl dCtl.A ati,ch
may hr familiar io htr. Very rtvpcrt.
fully ". =. COTTON.
~ F.dDrt Band " E1uclttHn.
THIS igi! writes that thtr, viii be- ~
hurry abas app1iuaEg Dr. Mills
pauHh's fiuocaslsHr.
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EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Magnificent Record rs Taken Prom the
PILES Of the News"

The "Nsws" has kig. a fun and come
pllr rsc,rd u ,he raias during ,he
year. ana is pleas "a % prcsont the slme
h. ats ralurrs TOR ufr btnnhl al this
plcllcufir tlms. n Nill be found To-,
iorct.,ns. ~. appf lrlrg hy weeks ~ p
does. sht pubsc Is glyQw an cgpoTfun1ly
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EXCHANGE MnMnERsnlr.
Roll shows so ,ctl,-. Energetic. IiustiinE
urakers.

The present membership VI tho ox-
change ~ complied By Secretary VIII
FarnswOith, ~ given below. II " conn
Mere ravr for the transfer OF few
seats t7srently sold, and tells through
whom the mining stock business of
thh locality II carried On. All arc
hustilng brokers and are the means
~ making the exchange what " N to-
-. L.......LnnI unIlNn ln.lIIIII lnu.
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Tho company piid mne

"a llunry. The company paid mne
dufirE 1898.
Beaver BLADE: Mr.. q. =. McShane ~
Frisco, spent several days In town this
week. He says great hopes are enter
tained Tor the future NJ the new prop
crty. owned ana operated hy the prin-
clpal stockholders or the Horn Silver.
The Washington. Mr. McShanc gives
it a. his opinion that this mine ia bot
ter proposition than the Horn Silver
over Mna.
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Waterman Bros. stock brokers. No.
. Central Block. Phone iG-3 rings
Try the "DcHcaieascn Cafe" the hest
Lunch and Dinner IN the city for &c.
open al night. igi Main ~.
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80 Main H.. the business mems re-
sort for Excellent Meals" Illght
prices. Qulck service. Free Delivery.
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=-=====
Morris & West. Stock Brokers. t1i A.
las block. Telephone col.
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PROVO.
poyo. urAH. DEC. 81. is
leglI Bu,Ine,,.

Legal Business.
g. " Freed and g. ". Grimm have
commenced suit on adverse claim
ngnlnH. thc Golden Gate Extension U0iI
Mining company, asking 20 DO adj
Juigl ghe owners ~ q dlaptisrd ARA "
mining ground. containing 1871 acres,
situated In Camp Floyd minlng dlsirlc,'
Plaintiffs allcgc thit dsfendaffia nan
surveyed the Gold lng No. claim for
patent. and In maxim gthe SURVEY nave
included portion ~ the Curve NlsW
claim, The properly ~ plaintiffs
SUIT has been Commenced lay me First
National bank ~ Stirling, ILLINOIS.
against J. NJ. Smith q al, 10 coller.
s'do.s', with interest alleged 90 d. due
on iNp rromlssUy notes given 60 the
laods Importing company by defend.
aus az Heber Cny, on February q.
lht3, ana, transferred 90 plalnMn by Inc
Leeds Importing company.
utqrge Williams has appealed 20 the
Fourth district cauw from a decision Of
Justice Boyer. Of sprlngvllle. ndIu1glnR
him guilty OF selling liquor, cSn'raT s ~
the springvllie odlntnoc. and lining
MN tsp' ". NJ, Dpuslll Jr.. who was on
Wllllnm'n appeal bond. has Withdrawn.
and Williams Is now In IN. county jali
aWaHlns a termination OF the cas-.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. Demlng OF Coalvllla IL visiting
her parents, Ar. aud Mrs. Alex WIZ
klns.
Miss Mamie wilkins. who IL teach
Ing Ia summit county. Is spending the
holidays with her parents In Provo.
state Senator Robson. ~ Willard. 4.
visiting hls sons, DR., Robson and Depu-
- County Clerk Rob'lon IN this cly.
4 pleasant soclahlc was h.id al she
II, u. Bowrlng " brigham city and
PM Margetta of SAT- Lake are In
Provo. They ala not come down 10 see
the prize light, however. but 10 VlsN rel
atlyes and friends,
agne ~ WIN y, Silver. Of Me Thlr1
ward Thurfday evening. In honor N
Mr. Sllvgrs mother. MIR. NJ. 4. silver,
Of Hail Lake. About thirty guests Wsra
presen. and enjoyed a happy aloal
evening.
The following appointments were
made yesterday 10y the county commits.
shncrsi w. H. Barnett. Jus:loo OF the
peace. and Thomas Butler. constable, OF
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