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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-02
sHERIFF'S SALE

Rock Island Implement OuiP
versus
Henry Il. King. =, LAFAYETTE %
I.enington' Mo, In Vacation ,..ued
By virtue OF an ekeVue coircuit eu
Office OF the clerk oil in.ro entitled
fayette county, In the apo'gh Decenl
me directed, r%eturnable 70 Ivy arson,
81 said court, 1, John A. tu'
said county, Will, on .,,,pRa IS
SATURDAY, DECEa nBHiess 10
between the hours OF nliu snernOdl
noon and 1--WE O'Clock " W, ~ Of d
day' nj the north front ogton d
nance in the city OF Ietlht AZ AZ
sesalon Of said circuit oouit .Ighesl
nmsr Tar SAID and sell, 20 re ,sht
h,ador ior cnsh In hand. oil tn,,y (.
Dleuor, y aaiJ defendant help ~,
and 10 tho following un,y. MlssOuI
sltuato In Lafayette couu nnthus
Fifty.nye t5jl acres, beii,sd areen
Of ihe aoutheast quarter IVY, quartet
an norlh aldo OF %northeas, Yen IN
veal ouartor OF section ~NaseniyeI
ain fnriy.nine tlgJ, rangv onarts
aIap wost hnif Of suuihwes. Haloe d
nineteen 40, township ,nineast Qll
twenty eight tssl' avg 7cseept font
tion iwcnty-tour ~. ma of the ",
acres on ~ tho s0uln vna iwenty'l
sontheast quarter secdio" rsnso lw
township %forty.nlne wv, 1Missour
IN. aiII IN Lafayette county NJ day 0
NUivnn under my hand lnls w"
Oc'' '''' JOHN 4, FUbKS y,
Lexington. Mo- NoVc'gD-
Chatt,l mortgages lo' 'A
cents each,
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@LLAAA1H
A called meeting Of Lexington camp,
ex-confederates, was held at tbs office Of
the adiutant, Geo. p. venable, at 1880
o'clock Friday morning, December LIST.
Reports were made In regard 10 the
supper which was given on the 18th Of
November for the benefit Of the camp.
The following resolutions were pre-
sented:
Whereas, The ladies Of Lexington and
Vicinity have 90 generously rssponed TO
our call for help, and have taken the
responsibility and labor Of giving q
supper for the benefit of this camp, and
whereas. the supper was unanimously
pronounced a. q complete financial and
social success.
Therefore, resolved. That Lexington
Camp, 64s, Confederate Veterans hereby
extend TO the ladies' who came TO our help
10 our tim Of need, our most sincere anc
heartfelt thanks. While all did so we'll
we feel that we should especially thank
Miss Fannie DulIng, president, who's
good Reneralship and constant labor con-
tributed 30 much TO the success Of the
supper; also Miss Jennie Aull, the treas
urer, who devoted so much time to the
work.
We would also especially thank Mrs.
r. x. Meet, the wife OF q union veteran,
who gave her time aud labor unoeas.
ingly; aud also thank all the wives ano
daughters OF union soldiers who assisted
80 generously.
We would not forget 10 thank the Lex.
iugton Marine band for the splendid
music furnished; nor MI. ID. o. Heath.
man, VIM. HAMLET aud Jas. HAYS and
others who were valuable assistants: noI
can we fail 10 thank the United DsoRh.
tere OF the Oontederacy, who came 70 our
help 10 a body, and did 90 much 10 make
the supper q success. And we hereby
pledge the U. ID. 9. our cordial support 10
any work they may undertake. We fee
that the generous action of our ladies has
placed US under deep aud lasting obllga.
tons, and 10 one and all we extend q vote
Of thanks, feeling that this ID a very
slight reward for their services.
On motion the resolutions were uuan'.
mously adopted, and ordered spread upon
the minutes Of the meeting and county
papers requested 10 publish.
The meeting adjourned TO the regular
meeting on the FIRST Saturday 10 January.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY READING oIRCLF.
The Reading Circle meets at the oour,
house In Higginsyille Saturday December
9th. Special attention IL called TO the
address OF DR.. Black, president OF Missouri
Valley College. No teacher a afford 70
miss this.
PROGRAMME.
iQ;0O-Llterature, EvAngeline, supt. II.
ID. Demand.
lO.40-Cbild Study, Supt. w. Q. SebrinR,
l;&-beginners Of a Nation, Supt. L. ],
Mitchell.
iiSo.state Teachers Association, Com.
Q. A. Phillips.
2'0o-Addrsss, Some Facts for Teachers,
W. II. BLACK, d. D.
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"Actions of the Just
Smell Sgueet."

The fragrance of life Is
Vigor and strength, neither Of
Evhteh can be found IN a per-
son Uhose blood Is impure,
and whose eVery breath
speaks of Internal troubles.
Hoods SarsapariHa paritfes,
VhaiiSeS and enricheS the
blood, giVeS a good appetite
and makes the qveak strong.
Run Down Ny husband OOas run
dozn IN health and al tired ou. Those
ereeLeuf medicines. HooSs Pills and Sa,sa-
parala. buh him up again" Ms. H. L.
&OD;y, TowandA, Pa.
J6od3 Sadab@iM
C3lEllTurU
HOOD. 'rlls cure liver illsl the nonlni,silng snd
only cathsrde 70 lAke With Hood's sarsaPahlla
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TO Cure La Grippe In Two DAYS

Take Laxative BromO Quinlne Tablets,
All druggists refund the money II II fall
to cure. b. W. Groves signature on
every box. 26c.
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In testimony whereof dSmrial seal .
my hand and affixed ihe mhsr l@.
Court, this 22d day Of N9Neg THORN
lskALI Clerk OF the UOup9
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LAFAYETTE COUNTY READING CIROLF.
The Reading Circle meets at the court
house in Hlgginsyille Saturday December
9th. Special attention IL called to the
address OF DR.. Black president OF Missouri
Valley College. No teacher can afford 70
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In favor OF ratifylng Wv II =
works Contract for New ~
Years Franchise and ley IVY y
thereby provided for-No'
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Saloons
sprtnklln Ing street. pef H., s III
eprinklinR gardens. lavns w
mree-tGnrths hnsp. shl a.
eighth nu11el. fr,t IA 49,
PCT sguar yard. fnr pef,od y,
less than three mouths
ora season Of six mouth
sprlnkllng each adduonal ,,,,
sprinklinR carts
stables. livery, feed o., l
Guiding carriage wa,his,
FssFsftsr ...
steam boiler, per horse uosc,
stone WORK per porch
stores anu SHOPS
urinnls, each l.ls inch lst
" aver closets. private. taeb "a,
water closets, public. each ,pa
Meier rates, two cent. ID ioa, /.
loV gallons acrordn NJ 10 auoBsl !.
riFht "a reserved N but mslen os'.
all services, Purpose mol sosrs
agreed rates ~
Sec ~. The provision. Of a,,..
oi THIS ordinance shall be- t,l.s
strned subject to those Of .etsS,'
ordinance
Sec. ", This ordinance .h,n \,
10 the voters N the Cir III lItl,
RATIFICATION or rriestlon a~iissc.
to be held In said eng, on
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Topeka, Kansas, has smallpox.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in this city, Monday, Novem'
Der "a, 1893, by Judge James p. CHM,
Mr.. James Gray and Miss Pearl Chamber
lain, both Of Hodge.
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To Provide for a System OF waterwOrka for
the city or Lexington, FOR DomestI,. San.
nary, Public and other Purposes. and fOf
the LIBERATION Thereof. Tor a Term ol
Twenty Years Commencing OF the seventh
Day OF december, lSqp.
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African lion. His bone is solid ana
heavy as ivory.
The tiger runs the Hon very close.
A Bengal tiger. killed two years ago
by an English officer. scaled go pounds.
a tiger OF this size has. however. con-
siderably greater muscular strength
than the biggest lion. Few people know
that n grizzly bear can give points to
any other cnrnivorous animal In point
Of strength. A grizzly bear weighing
Just four hundredwcinht has been
watched carrying hcifer Of more than
two-thirds Its own weight for two miles
IN the most steep and rugged mountain
eide. and this without pauslng for one
instant for rest. The grizzly bear II
the largest and most powerful of all
the bear tribe. but his cousin. the Gin
namon bear. runs him very close. and
the big white polar bear. though not
really 50 dangerous n customer. II cap.
able of performing the most cxtrnor-
binary fcnts OF strength. a polar bear
has been seen to move with his paws
n bowldcr six men had with difficulty
put In position 20 guard "a cache Of
provisions.
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the south and west sides Of the cour,
house rquare.
The contract for papcring tn Offices
OF the judge. clerk and recorder WIS
awarded TO Lund' and Christensen Tor
1852.
Appropriations were made amounting
TO tsO6.2i
our old county Jail Is now being to =
down by Hyrum Hailctt. the first IN
mate Of the new Jail.
a marriage license was Issued during
the past week to Peter Hendrickscn.
and Pearl Bell. IS. OF ulcnwood
The bride II the daughter 81 Biehop
Hi. Bell. also 10 Alexander y. Eilioii.
y. and Hattie CLARK. 20 Of luchneld
The bride In the daughter OF Hon. VIII
liam II. clark ~ this city.
tt Infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. !. y.
Stew 1T that has been iyins at the
point Of death for the past week. np.
pears TO have changed for the better
and hopes Of It's recovery are now On
tcrtainod.
Banker James ". Peterson II SIN n
very sick man. but the prospects OF his
recovery are now better than they have
been for the past month.
Many OF our citizens viii 30 TO con
ference,
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BARRELS OF SAMPLES.
over Tive Hundred Thousand Trial Bot-
ties seut Tree by Mall.

by special arrangement with the
manufacturers Of that Justly famous
kidney medicine. Or. David Kennedy's
Fayorlte Remedy. the readers OF the
News are enabled TO obtain trial bot
tie and pamphlet or valuable medical
advice absolutely free. hy simply send
Ing their full name ano post oiilce ad-
dress TO the DIR. DAVID KENNEDY
CORPORATION. Rondout. ~. u. and
mentioning this paper.
or course this Involves enormous cx-
penac Ia tho manufacturers. but they
have received so many grateful letters
from those who have been benefited ana
cured OF the various diseases OF the
Kidneys. Liver. BLADDER and Blood
rheumatism, Dyspepsia ana Chronic
constipation, and all weaknesses pecu-
liar To women, that they wiiingly send
trial bottles 20 all sufferers.
Upon investigation u was found that
VI per cent OF those who had used the
trial bottle had received such henent
from II that they purchased large sized
bottles Of their druggists.
II matters not how sick you are or
how many physicians have failed 10
help you. send for a trial bottle OF this
great medicine, II costs you but pos
tai card, and beneilt and cure VIII most
certainly be the result.
Put some urine In n glass tumbler and
let II stand u hours; II II has a scdl-
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or cloudy. slringy or r3py. your Kid.
neya or bladder are IN a bad condition
pr. David kennedy's Favorite Remedy
speedily cures such dangerous symp.
toms Az pain In the back. Inability TO
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passing II. frequent desire To urinate,
especially al night the staining OF lin
on by your urine and all the unpleasant
and dangerous offecta ON the system
produced by the use of whiakey. wine
,r beor. Dr. David Knnedy's Favorlte
rn-'e dy IL sold AT AL drug stores at
400 for a large bottle; six bottles for
800.
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THOMpSON's SPRINGS.


Special Correspondence.
Thompson's Springs. Grand County
April at IL wonderful what u Few
intervening miles makes In tho eli
mate Of eastern Utah. AZ scohcld, IN
Pleasant valley and vicinity, II nae
been showing for four months. IN
Grand county there has been scarcely
any fall OF rain or snow. but mild, dry
weather has prevailed throughout the
winter.
AL passed through Price. n few
days ago. sheep shcarlng was IN active
operation. Ia the mountains IN the
vicinity OF Price. much snow " stored
Here at Thompaun'a me summer
weather prevails. everything " dry ana
dusty. except In the vicinity OF the few
springs found here.
Sheen shearlnR n going IN hcic with
considerable energy. Ed. g. chrlntcn-
sen of Spanish Fork D. here with "a
crowd Of forty-two men. thirty -.isht
sheep shcnrerH and four wool HackcrH,
and they have contract To shear %
00O head ~ sheep at this place. When
through. they viii commence on an
other large contract In Emma Park.
The sheep men ray that they have
suffered but few Losses during the last
winter. the mai, trouble they have had
In contend with being the lack of
water. There has hardly beer snow
enough 60 enable them 10 keep their
nock- as Ear out on the desert as they
Wiahgd To
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A POINTED RETORT.


washington POST
II went to big revival meeting
down In Little Rock one night last
week" said travelling Inspector Of
indian agencies who iilttcd into town
couple Of days ago THE revival
had been going on In one Of tho big
halls down there for some time. and
the best sheep were being gathered In
by the slcws. The minister conducting
the meetings was Of the perferVidest
kind. and at the end of each OF his
sounding sentences plcturing the ways
OF evil he would command all Of those
In the crowd who wanted To be- saved
60 stand up. Thcrc'd be- a alzeable
bunch come 60 n Perpendicular posture
every time. ana he Il count them out
loud and beHtow words Of praise upon
them for their nerve In standing up.
\ couple Of young follows who sat next
10 me got uD to go out Just M the
minister came 60 one ~ the counting
periods. and as they gUt out into tho
aisle he shouted;
Two more
when. however. he saw the young
chaps proceeding down the aisle to-
ward the door. he added the words.
Gone to pcrditioni'
"Onc ~ the young fellows. who looked
like mountalnecr In iittleitock out for
y warm time. turned around In his
tracks. Fakcd Mt the minister siccpliy.
and said.
IAN right. pard; zee you later"
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OUR OWN STATE.


ing anticipating soon RUNNERS puhi-
meas.
Tho iireman's ball. given on the even
Ing OF the Ord inst, was n grand success
financially and socially. Olsen's or
chcstra Of Salt Lake furnished the
music. and the large crowd In attend
ance continued the dance until near I
o'clock In the morning.
ore II now being shipped over the
Utah Central and thence via X. q. w.
and their connecting lines 10 the
smelter at Pueblo. II appears the
western roads have combined and
agreed 10 divide the business and have
advanced freight charges 10 Colorado
points. one dollar per ton on ores.
Things are assuming quite n lively
appearance In and around the DAILY
West mine. More men are being put 10
work and stopping and hosting Of ores
r. now progressing. with all things rum
ming smoothly. The concentration Il also
now starting up with Frank Robb. for
mer night foreman at the Anchor con-
ccntrator. In full charge. ore ship
mcnta and dividends viii soon be the
order of business with this. one OF Park
Clty'a greatest bonanzas.
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RlCHFIELD.
County Ansir- -ti"undsri.. OF Health Dis
tricis Defined Marriages

Special Correspondence.
Rlchncid. SEWER County, April -
AZ a session OF the county commission
crn held ON the 3rd Inst. the following
business was transacted.
John l.. ivic Of Riohneld war APP
pointed county nrh and game warden,
at SALARY of sls per month durinE
the period that bis whole time Is re-
quired at Fish lake ana SO month Tor
the remainder 81 the year.
The resignation OF Henry Buttcrfcld.
constable Of Nermilllon prec' ict. was
accepted To take eject May I. 1889.
The demand Of Wayne county for ono
half the tax on certain sheep owned
In Se.iot county hut ranged part OF the
time IN Wayne county, was refused ON
the Gfound that SEWER county had al
ready divided the tax ON the sheep
mentioned with beaver county where
they were first assessed.
The auditor was authorized 10 order
1000 letter heads nnd 5000 envelopes
tor the county enlccra according 20
their respective needs.
An ordinance was pnsHed dividing tho
county OF into fivo health districts ana
upolntlnE health officers therein. Tho
districts embrace the precincts as FOL.
lows
No, l-Ioseph. Monroe. Gilmore.
No s-iiichncld. Inycrury. Anna
bella.
No. 3-Burrviilc. Plateau.
NH. go lNnWood, NcrmilliOn.
No. s-Snlina. Redmond. Aurora.
The officers for the districts nt-; For
No. i-Dr. n. n. Ship Jr., 20. s-Dr.
Grlfiith. No. a-Dr. W. ~. Rchock. No.
IS, g. Peterson, No. b-Dr. Margaret
Freeze.
An ordinance was passed liking the
Office hours Of county officials from .
a. m. to y. M, with one hour aud
half internisaion from ". 20 to . for the
clerk. and ~ 10 1850 for the other Of
flccrs.
Leonard Burr and Peter Mnhsor were
appointed road supervisors. the 10 iner
for Burrvllle. the latter for Aurora.
The clerk was authorized to advertise
for bids for the erection Of fence On
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S,'ricE.


Notice i hereby given that thefr Will Dr.
q special meeting ~ the Stockholders uf the
ll'.efct 4 salt Lake Agricultural a Nnuu-
featuring Canal Company. held NJ the cnu-
punis ufilor. r,sint ~ fumpletun huiidluf
salt LAX. city. TITAN, IN the glth duy NJ AuflI.
isn. nj u'rlork D. ui fnr the uurplsp nf
Amending The NftlrissOf agreement. Do striLs
Ing out Article 10. which rynds a. follows
Assessments and prpc.cdings tlipfoiu tn.
rciher With sale " dolim1uunt ro-k shall ir
as provided by law"
Aud Inserting In lieu thorauf. the follnVi Ing
The trustees ~ said corporation. flr tho
purpi.r ~ paying oNpen.s-, conducting thu
business. ot paying tlis d"bts ~ ~. rurislfn-
tlnn, may levy and collect ns.e~-mUnts To- rho
manner and form provided hy lhwi although
ih' capital stock " said company has hovu
fully paid"
Md hy adding Article Il, which shall rad
a. follows. to-Witi
THAT fnur ~ the trustee. shall h. up.'o.-
snfy Ia form npuurumi and are herviy nu-
unfved 20 transact the business aud exercise
The cuJsfutr powers - the cooperation"
Dated this tist day ~ March. isQp.
iy uftiuf ~ linarl ~ nir,ctsTs.
tllAili.i- n. WiLCkEN. President.
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PLEASANT GROVE.
Death Of. wiiiie Armitsiesd- schools Clos
Ing for Want Of Funds.

special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove. Utah CO.. April g.
Henry ArmiiHtead and his family have
been called upon TO mourn the death OF
their son Willie. AGED ~ year.. who
died last night. About one month ago
the family lost their youngest child.
six years old. Much sympathy II felt
for the Borrowing household.
John y. Brown. who lately returned
from the Southern Stntca mission, N
quite M OF chilla and fever. Elder
brown has not been entirely well since
his return home In January last
our meeting house has received the
flnlehina touches OF the painters brush
and the cdifcc ~ a credit 10 the place.
our district school viii close next
week for want OF funds. Patrons are
very much annoyed over the results.
The Linden people VIII give theatri-
cal performance tonight for tho bencft
u an out going missionary.
The Lehi Opera company played here
Monday night the Merry MIX Maids"
10 crowded house. This company II
q. X. Prof u. Bccrley II the musical
conductor
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PARK CITY.
business Activity Mesiing Hons" WIN
soon he uuiit.

Special Correspondence.
Park city. April Glider James
Duckworth OF Salt Lake, who Allied an
appointment here Ms home missionary
on Sunday evening. delivered an Inter-
osting discourse TO large and appre-
ciatlve audience.
Bishop Thomas L. Allen was In the
Park yesterday and states that he II
working on the plans for the new Lnt-
ter-day Saints meeting house 10 be
erected here. ana II II expected that
work VIII soon commence on the struc-
ture, and II win be- speedily pushed To
completion. Comfortable quarters In
which 10 hold services viii be greatly
appreciated by the people here who
have been using u vacant schoolroom
In which 10 meet during the winter.
The Park city sampllng mill In un-
dergoing repairs now while the roads
are bad and teams unable 10 haul ore.
Among other things they are putting
IN n new set OF 2O-lnch wall rolls and
are giving things general overhaul
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Icrt Ic.i ion, nor NOW.

The Mountain Ice Company caters to
the select family trade of Salt Lake
city. We lead All dealers In an article
which II elegant ana pure. Upon our
list ~ esteemed customers are 10 be
found the names OF nlnc.tentha ~ the
prominent physicians. all the leading
hotels, the foremost hospitals, and
three-flfthr OF the select families. whose
every article ~ food must bear the Ia.
bel ~ absolute purity.
4 FAMILY REFRIGERATION rs no
PLACE FOR ICE or A DOUBTFUL.
QUALITY. SINCE ANY IMPURITIES
IN THE Ice ARE Absorbed ny
THE rood. Tol ~. Mt. lee 90.
White Wagons.
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cLI,ILAND MINING COMPANY :
tIICriON ~ OFFICERS.

Notice The stockholders OF the
Cleveland Mining Company. having
neglected 60 hold the regular annual
mcutinu, Tor the election of officers on
the Third "wednesday OF February.
1879. notice ~ hereby given that zen.
efal meeting " the stockholders is
hereby called and Will be- held at the
Office OF W J. liailOran. No. IL West
Third South street. Salt Lake city.
Utah. on Saturday. tho sth day ~
April. 1899. az . o'clock y. M. Tor tho
election OF board Uf directors and ON
GERS Tor the ensuing year. and also for
the purpose Of taking action upon IN.
following proposed changes In tho aftl.
clca Of Incorporation. to-wit. First, TO
amend article 30 that the same Fhall
read rs follows. The amount OF the
capital stock Of the corporation shall
be- nvc hundred thousand tts0O. OOOl doll
lars. divided into i've hundred thousand
600 0001 shares. " the par value OF one
1D dollar each. second TO amend arti-
Gle II so ~ 20 read Ms followH. The cap-
itnl stock Of said corporation shall not
be- asaersed To- exceed ave thous,r
a. .OOOD dollars In any one year. and
for the transaction " such other bust.
ness no may come before said meeting.
liy order VI the Hoard ~ Directors,
j. 4. ELpREpGE. Secretary.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah. March 9Th.
Firs, publication. March 9Th. 1889.
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Early Irrigation Departing Missionaries-
Death OF Georg- Cbsnsn. Sen.

Special Correspondence.
Loa. Wayne Co.. April s.-Farmers
are busy putting In crops. NO they can
get what high water comes. There viii
not be ms much high water ~ common.
nH there II less snow In the mountains
and the johnson Valley reservoir that
was completed last year Will stop some.
ON account OF no snow falling IN the
valley. crops have to be watcrcd before
they start 20 grow.
Three young men. Farley NJ 0riRg
Jr.. Allen Taylor and John I.azcnby.
left this morning to I'LL missions In the
southern States.
Thomas Forsyth starts Wednesday
for England on n mission.
George chafiin Gen. Of Tcardale. died
at Hitter Springs April let. lie was re-
turning from the placer mines on tho
Colorado river. when taken sick at hit
ter Springs, a camp ground, miles from
any Inhabitants. The particulars are
not known as yet.