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For some time past Deacon Jonas w.
Thompson, of the Pine Plains Baptist
church, Geneva, n. Y, has noticed that
one of his Jersey heifers has been Civ
ing scant supply OF milk. He was
unable to account for this until the
other day, when the whole thing was
explained. When the heifer failed to
come to the barnyard one Saturday
evening Deacon Thompson started In
quest of her. He found her standing be-
side the fence on the far side of ths
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The GzdfEaAG1I AttEtuGck 80
I favor business reform 1LCas
IT'S needed, I'll aSree. ~
III gladly WparE Cor any NEASsN
Does nat 4egkz with me-
--W4shtngt0u- Star. -----


At Dc&r2Au, near MAyport. the win
neE az Tire 6eft awarded for Wrestling
By youths under I6 BY the Northern
Counties Wreztling association vp2s J.
T'EOsfzH. of Great BrauEAzan, who 81
oriy II years OF age. STANDS ever xix feet
IN height and weighs about "A G1one
gus pouOdsl.
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FSther-My dear, thia seems Ifk1e 9
strange marriage He Ii but IS years
old and yOa ara 2a- WReE he IA 80 you
will be so
Daugater-No. andeeG- Al stu he3a-
N Y Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-02

Your Aant Maria bears herself 1IEza
a woman who has known seine reraaxIS-
able experiences In life"
Eyes: she tainted once, aud q z1sz
had to carry her up three Aighf4 al
ktairS-"-DetrOit Free Press
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-02

The Sunday School Union will be
held at the NJ. Calvary Baptist Church
lFHlton) on Sunday. Seps. 8rd, 1899
Special exercises. Come early.
II. III. THUREroE, Pres,
p. N. BKvEREx, Cor. ser.
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THURSDAY MORNING.

Routine business. $3.50 P. M-Bien-
nial Parade OF the Supreme Lodge and
visiting Uniform Companies to the
Springfield Park, where the COMPETE
tive drill for three hundred dollars
worth of Priz IS will take place. 8 p.
M Biennial Banquet, two dollars q
couple.
NorE-Addresses Of Welcome will b g
delivered at the Park Opera House.
Admission free.
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TUESDAYS P. NJ.

Concert Complimentary to the Su-
preme Court I. o. @. by Rsbecca
Court No. 3. Addresses OF Welcome,
Msdsmes r. s. Redmond and @. N.
Barnes. Response, woman as q Fac
tor in Pythiarism." Sir e. J. Lewis
Supreme Representative of Ala. "Py-
thiAnism in Defense of the Home
Hon. John Mitchell, Jr. of Va, Su-
Preme Lecturer Of Supreme Court.
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ESE xEz. HRkUDEsON's PREDIUA-
-MEBT.

EsgE ESzE, &1g. 2S.-Rev. Charles
$xznzn<zszasz. q well-known Temperance
ENsaEESraa the South, land a minister
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TUESDAY.

September 18th. at II NJ, calling of
Glover, G. G., Fla. welcome Address
to the State and City, Hon. ]. E. T.
Bewden, Mayor. Response, Sir J. O.
Ross, s. G. Welcome to Domestic
Comforts, Rev. J. Milton WaIdron, A.
NJ. Response. Sir G. +. Bowles, Major
General. Welcome on Behalf Of City
Of Churches. Rev. J. Z. Lee, LII. ID.
Response, Sir s. w. Stsrks, G. V.O.
Welcoms on Behalf OF SIR Knights aud
Ladies. Rev. E. ]. Griggs, d. d. Re-
Spouse, Sir I. ]. Davis, M. d. Calling
OF the Supreme Lodge TO form Of busi-
ness.
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SUPREME LODGE.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Will Meet in Florida. 8
TIE eFFIurAL PROGRAMS.

The Supreme Lodge Lodge, knights
ofPythias. Sir James @. Ross, Suprem .
Chancellor will hold its biennial ses-
sion at Jacksonville, Florida, Tues
day, September 18th to the 18th, 1899.
The Following is the program:
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For fine FISH an1:produce call on
Mr. II +. Jonathan. His ex perience
ia the business viii enable you 80 get
satisfaction.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-02

II your o<FcRdx ere away from the
Ielsys send skez1 she PLAsEr.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING.

Routiue business. $3.50 P. M.-Brass
Band Contest, $50 90. SP. Mn
tertainment, Benefit WAYS and Means
Committee. Lecture by Sir L. A.
Bro n OF Australia.
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Yes. her mother Wanted her eaZEe&
Esntine. and her father insisted 60
Ella"
They called her both. L supposeT
Yes, Ella Fan5ne-and shea zha
smallest girl in her cEassi"-Czeve9zz6
Plain Dealer.
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CT,OOO REWARD,
DR.. Shea, Marvellous Medfumf

T,OOO REWARD
DR.. Shea. Marvellous Medfum1
Gives the names OF dead and,lfving friends
bus 1oG sSn M 6so nS1
health or anything yon know, no matter
friends and show than TO You. Can make
them rap all around the room. He asks no
questions don't ask you to write names for
him: Dom TRY TO pump you In any way
but tells you right on He is thoroughly en-
1orsed ey leading spirltuallsts sVerywhere. Z
tal license TO practice his wonderful powers
t,onSa,, or UnS sas o't ht c Tn
colored patrons. Twenty-Five years practice
can do an that he can tell of. Can tel what.
business is best for you and where, how to
MI speeey hlarrlags Win the one you love-
short what is best TO do He succeeds when
l O'nS. e., al aOslvloS sal & ~ or no
consult this Christian gentleman he has a,
nleNclne OnsC " III Su,e unketheS< eau pc
through him are now
. RICH, HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL q
with all their undertakings, while those who
negleSs nus a0vlee are Sti Iap3rlng atEsinss
chemistry, he can lsnpart to you secret thRts
rriends. Ais aid and ADVICE has often been
solicited; the result has always been the So
S oBr Oh sRseSy ana hSPpS he sa9
falls he has the secret Of winning the ar
fections OF the opposite sex. It is the curse
are class of men and women who claim
powers they do not possess. They have
Surely the colored people are not SO wanting
In sense as to throw their time and money
away on such. Dr. Shea refers to the Hon
william Denmore- Architect and builder. az
Cleveland Ave, and Arther Sewell. Ship
builder, South Brooklyn. All have know7
him for the past seven years. He gives a
free test of his power TO all The DOCTOR has
prscsiced i've years in New Orleans, ST. Lou
thoroughly the diseases. spells or Influences
the race is subject TO. He Is now and always.
had large patronage from them.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING
Brooklyn. Aug. Is, 1891 This is to certify
that came 70 New York from Albany. wa1
out OF money had no luck I'm anyShinE
undertook, What 20 do did not know A
L ala. He told me the cause OF my troubles
he took me I'm aad treated me as a brotheE-
week. had been to others: they took my
! money and cid me no good. bless the day
bad luck, sick OF in trouble to go 60 hisa ~
once, . Sincerely, 4
ALBERT AYERS, e957 AtIantsc Ave-
4 South Fiainneld. Aug. Is, iSe1.-Th1s Is tu
| certify that nav husband had gone away ana
1 Deeh absent two years. mourneo 1o11 htnA
HeSr rS o & Eonee Sm ~ SR ns Dr. sns
| was doing, resolved to consult him. H0
S1so sr me my hnse ban ALIVE and weiEs
and when. To my JOY all OF IL came trua- He
+ home now. come back like one rom the.
| lost the sum OF $50 am q poor womAn
and was most insane I went TO Or. snee
| 60 my intense SOY did ind 1T as he told me-
thank God there is a man SO gifted In 0Qr
MIDST that can help people and tell than.
| what to 90 Sincerely,
4 MRS MARY MILLER. 81
soCth Plainneld, NJ T. -
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SNAKE MnKs HE1FER

why Deacon ThomDson's Daily Sap
ply OF LaeteaI Fluid Was Re-
ESr,s. Auced RO = J1lniaana. ,s.lE
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HUDYAN REMEDY CO..
Come Stockton. Ellis and Hirka Ss.,
nkHs HWAeHfHHU cat

CONSULT rUr IUTurAN uocroHs
CALL on WRITE
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COALVILLE.
Another Pioneer ra,scs Away Aianson
EidredEe Is Dead.

Special Correspondence.
Coalyllle. Summit CO.. Oct. 23.-An-
other of Utnh'n noble band OF pioneers
has some go rest, Alhnaon Eldrcdge
died nt o'clock yesterday afternoon az
ter % prOtractcd spell OF typhoid pnou-
monia lasting some three weeks.
Mr. Eldrcdgr was respected and
progressive oltiaeu. lie WIS u brother
~ Alma, Edmond and Ira Eldrcdgc. all
go ~ Mrs, Thomas earn. He was q
con of the late Ira Elircdgc ana NO
phcw OF the late Horace =. Eldredgo Of
Salt Lake Guy. lie would have been "A
years OF uEo had he lived till next
month. He was born nj Winter quar-
tors. Ncb. and with hls parents, came
across the plains la the year isii, being
I'm tho first company that followed
tho pioneer train 10 Utah. with hls par
ontH be- settled az the Sugar House
ward ana resided there continuously tlil
thc year OF 1879. when De- removed 90
Mill Greek. salt Lake county, aud lived
az that place until about two years ago
whom with hiH family De moved to COAL
willie. lie leaVca q wlfc ana two email
children. besides six children by "a for
MGR wife. deceased some fifteen years
ago. The remains VIII Dc taken from
here tomorrow 60 NH Creek. where
whore they viii be- buried IN the family
lot The funeral win take place ON
Wednesday at tho ward meeting house.
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SIR THOMAS Upton, GENTLEMAN.

Il o. somihinF 10 be- tho largest retail
merchant in the world. says the Chien-
so Timra-llcrald. Il 10 much 10 have
am Income ~ u per minute; but o. is
magnificent 90 have every man. woman
ana thild that you mcat raise their
voice in praise of your manly qualities.
Forgetting Tor the moment tho merits
~ the shamrock ana The Columbia. or
tho wealth ~ the iHsllua and tho
knlghthood Of Upton % D. but Just
tribute 60 the scuth-lriah challenger
Co say that "a better ull-uuui rentle-
man never crossed the water. And you
cannot be- that sort OF man unless
you have lived lt 40 your llfp.
There ls much printed On New York
about the 'L.pton way 90 doing things.
! have watched him both on SHORE ana
aboard the Erin, but fan 60 discover
that that way Dr. ans different from tho
manners uf % natural gentleman. 10 la
possible that Sew York o. not familiar
with this manner Ilutun tHtDH tho
newspaper men on board the Erin and
treats thcm like gentlemen. Upton
stands ON tho Haurwuy ME you como 10
and shows you what wonderful meme
Org De has To one be- said:
An. ] mot you last year IN Chicago
at the Annex. Now Just make thn
Erin your homo while you are down
here"
Washington wiroa Llpton that a
storm IL brewing lla sends tho mes
sage over o. tho Columbia with hia
compliments and tender OF any nstst-
anco desired, lio tells tho akippeB on
his boat
You are strangers IN a strange land.
Any criticism on your part of tho Cos
lumhn would be In bad taste Wen
beat her n we can, but no crlticlsma
ana no hoastinF"
The result d silent shippers and good
feeling on all sides.
Rear Admiral Schloy said 10 him.
Are you fond uf yachtlnF2 l. lt a
sport with your
FIR Thomas laughed from tho crown
OF hls head o. hlu toes
NY dear slr," ho said. Il have no
more knowledge of yachting than the
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During tho wIttcr VI 1897 Mr. James
Rood, one ot tho loadlns citizens and
merchants ~ tiny clay Co.,. w. Va.
struck hiH leE AGAINST % cake of iea m
ouch manner uH 90 hrulHn n severely.
No became very much EW0.Uu and
puinod him Ho badly that De- could uot
walk without the AID 0f crutche4. IIs
was treated hy physicians. Also urpl
several kinds uf llnimrnt ANA two aud
but nothing r1yc any relief until BE-
began using Chlmhorllln'H Pain Balm.
This brought almost complete cure
Ga weeks time and ho believes thlt
had he not used thin remedy hia lae
would have had 10 he umpuiHtct. Pain
BALM o. unequnlcd for splains. brulsea
and rhuumatiam,
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Soricr OF srocKuolprHs MEETING


salt Lake city, Utah. oct. -. 1871
The annual mcotius of the stockholdrrs Of
the saint joe Mining Company, for the uluc-
tlqn " unicors aud tho transaction " such
other business ~ may cumu before thrmt VIII
De- held ut the Office % the rnmnuuy. tu3 Main
siruet, 1silt lake city, uu Monday, November
o. tslH, 90 . y. u.
AZ tho same timu and place aud immcdinte-
IN following said annual meeting. u stock-
holders meeting viii be- hold % vote uunn
the adoption NJ tho following amendment u
tho Article, u Incorporation u said COM
uuuYt
Amendment to Article Nv 0f the Articles
pnuyl
That Article Nv DO and tho same Is huro-
by amended BY adding ~ snli article tho
words rhr Directors shall ulsu have pnwur
Go soil and o. make contrasts Tor sale "a any
or nll ~ tho real aud personal nfupurty %
THIS company ~ such prieus aud upon such
turms aud conditions us they may deem
uspcdicut and Tor the b,st INTEREST," uf this
COMPANY q"
Respcgtfully
wM. & BURTON, Secretary.
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EUREKA.
Republican city Tieksi Funeral OF rrapol.
J.. Aiicock.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka. oct. 2i.-1ho funeral services
OF Francis H. Allc1ck tho son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Lorenzo 3. Auoock. who died
last Saturday, Wcro hold In the Odd
Fellows hnll 90 three o'clock this uf-
tcrn1on. The /. %. %. d. and Daughters
OF itebuccn lodges took charge Of the
funeral and the body was inferred In
the city cemetery.
The Republican party Of Eureka met
ut the city hail last Saturday evening
ana placed iu nomination che following
city tickets Mayor Irwin aprlFEui
councilmru. Peter toutcuruck. Hr.
Justin J. Mathews. John Morley EliiaI
Bowen ana Alex q. 0ourlry. recorder,
Mrs. Dora Nurlry; mnuhul. Gus J.
iienrlod. treasurer r. T.. D0udna; JUS
uce Of the peace, Eph. Watson.
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40 PLACE LIKE HOME AFTER
WAR.

Alvin Norris. Iron countYa returned
tho Philippines, was shaking hands
with hla old friends ln this place luat
Friday ana Saturday aud returned Co
hIl homo in rarowuu, uu Sunday. MI
Norris reports hav|nr gllntd consider
able experience while away but oIIugH
go the old adagc, There D. no. place like
h0mc.'
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MOTHERS NOTIONS "


'My little grandson often comes up 10
arms are.
"Iic was "a delicate child. but has de-
Ncluped into "a strong, healthy boy and
Postum Cereal Food ConCc has been the
principal factor
II was induced to give him the Pos-
tum coffee because VI my own expert
onco with Il,
u am sixty years ola. ana have boon
"a victim ~ nervous dyspepsia Tor many
years. Have tried an sorts of putont
medicines and had treatment from
many physicians, but no permanent roe
llaf came. 1 believe nervous uyspeptloa
auifer moro than other sick people, uH
they are affected mentally na we'll 900
physically.
II used 10 read the Postum Cereal nd-
vcrtisDtncuta uYory week iu MUIR paper
At first I gave hut little attention to
them, thinking 10 was fraud like Hl
many ! had tried bur finally something
was said in one of thp advertisements
that made me conclude Co try 81. waa
very particular TO have Il prepared
strictly according TO dlrrctionH and ua0
good rich cream. ID was very nice ln-
deed. and about bedtime I said Ca tho
momhors 0f the family that ! believed
1 folt better. one of Thorn laughed and,
said. 'Thntu another ~ mothers no
lions but the notion has not loft me
yet.
~ continued 10 improve rlFht along
after leaving on coffee. ana taking POS.
tum Cereal Food COMO, and now after
three years uso ] feel go wen that | am
almost young agnln, I know Postum
was tho cause NJ tho change IN my
health and cannot say too much ln its
favor / wish / could persuade an rcr-
v0uH people 20 uan w. have no obiec-
tlouH TO your using my name, " II viii
dO good TO oven one sufferer" Mr N.
l.. Turner 1919 Capitol Ave, Omaha.
Neb.
man In the moon. but l like the water.
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NOTICE OF sAIE UNDER DEED or
TuINT.


NOTICE q hcruhy given. that Whereas
Charles NJ Cannon and Ida Cannon. M wifs.
20 thc isih day n May. iso. borrowed u
sie1o.oo. gud made executed aud doiiror,si 10
.Ali sneigil ih,lr note and agreement Tor
MA, amount payable 10 instalii1ents atrord-
Ing 10 the terms ~ said note and Hgruumcut
~ secure thu said uuto and the payment n
all The lustnllmunts and OF his nnes aud ass
.,s.mcnis agcrfdlng to tlg rules ard rsula-
TONS ~ said su'irtV. on the same uHfo fuaio.
rarcutod aud delivered 10 tha undarsigna.f
uogWq ~ cannon under their hands and
sgtis thuir certain deed ~ trust. which dooi
u trust was recorded in tho ufiira n ~ aat
Lake county litcufiof iu Hook lt % Mort.
Elses pasg ~ nu thu i-th day ~ May isl5.
bY rUfcrrci 90 aud made n part " Tins notice.
whereby ihny conveyed Oh Grurgu N Cannon
the 1qdcnlgped. 90 thc uso and pprp1soi
nnl ASSIGNS forever uil ths nrupurty hofein-
after ursHflhrd.
And rhcrra. tee said charlo. ~ Cannon
% paying she lutnrulf. miscellaneous and tne.
ssind ihgfv y now due thu society the sum %
Whereas. al tho sane tlmo tho said charlie,
II. cannon sud Ida cannon his wife plelEed
I. shHrrs ~ tho leill suries ~ stne - the
said urlgiy ~ additional security for unid
hslnt Win authority Co sUll thU same 10 case
N default in any ~ tho prnylslnus VI said
hlin Hnn ugrgrmout iftscrlirii
~ tra, qs ,9 a. q ies , ,sTns q
~ thu city and tnudtY nulidiul. in fho tIty
Nlm COUNTY OF SAT- Take state uf Utah. un
The -lth day - uetihHr. A. %. tsel 10 the hour
n y ANA az public auction tl the highust
hiidrr n'l tho right Tito and Interest that
tno said Charles " Cannon aud Ida cannon,
his vile lad on tho 18th dnY ~ May. los or
thHt they may afterwards have acquirod, II,
lu aud 90 ull that piece ur parcel ~ land Ia
sat lake County, Utah. particularly do
scrlhnd ns fulluWs tu.witi
Cummtncins one and Ten oieycnths q i0-iU
udH north frnm the luuthwust rufnur NJ lot
thru. I'D. IN hlnrk tnn fn. plat ~. salt Lake
t'ty NIr!rY. and running thence north thfeo
ruuHi thence south three aud uua.hnf Ni1
ud.i thoucu wost eight % rldi ~ the place a
beginning
Also Twelve shares ~ stock ~ tho 18th
arflut nf stuTk iu tho said Iiun's Nonont
huilllnT Society, pledged us afuausaid. and
VII npnly thc pfpcovds ~ said sale a. direct
ed in said dculof trust
GEoBGE ~ CANNON.
Dated. sept %. $50.
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tiYRUM.
Eye sight RESTORED Zine schools aud City
Hall, free of Debt Politics.

Special Correspondence.
ilyUm. Cache Co. oct 2l.-Mr G. @.
shaw, the "NcwH' travelling man. IN re-
loicing iu the restoration 90 his sight.
In early childhood he had lost one eye
and Tor "a number OF years past tho
sight VI the other was being Impaired
by some foreign growth. on oct. ON he
underwent an operation under tho
hands OF Or. L. w. Snow NJ Salt Lake,
for ptcryWum. The operation was hap
ply successful, and Mr.. shaw'a sight h.
preserved,
our new city han Ia having the roof
PUT on and o. pretty building II IL. ana
whom finished % viii ho am ornament
that any town would be proud of. and
what Or ftlll better the city had no
occasion 10 borrow ur bond Co build u,
a city ana school district free from debt
IL . very creditahlo thing In those days
Of borrowing on the protonao that CONE
ins generations Will pay the debt.
FINE SCHOOLS FREE FROM DEBT,
We have sx schools now open with
good attendance, IN handsome school
buildings well furnished with all
modern appliances and school k,pt opeu
gll through The school year Two ad.
diiional schools and may be throo viii
soon open for the winter season. our
schools are free from an debts
a nLEssiNO 10 FARMERs
The late storm ns well na tho heavy
rain ana snow of today 10 causing our
lnrmorH 20 wear very broad smile.
The earth had become baked and almost
40 hard nH stone, but now not only Is
blowing. but breaking OF new land pose
fihle. The farmers OF tgrum seldom
plant fall wheat They pillow their land
ana leave the winter SHOWS ana Jack
frost 20 mellow II ana lust ms early nH
possible the harrow and drlll arr set In
motion aud our dry farms under this
mode Yield well. our potato crop "
much better than was expected.
HYRuM POLITICS.
our city viii hold an election this
year a move was made 10 form cltl-
zen'a ticket but u unfortunately Zen
through, Now party lines are drawn
tlEht, hut how much bitterness viii en-
sue the next two weeka VIII determine.
The officers nominated are aa follows;
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
Meyer, wolfe Nfoprid,, rsoord ,r. Alma
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West Mountain Placer Mining Company
lrluciril place N business. salt
Lake city Utah

NOTICE ishcrchy given that at o. meeting
ui tuu Hoard uf Diraturs ~ thr West Mount
nlu Placer MluluF Company hold October 10.
lNi lu assessment ~ . cHnts uHr shnru was
IrLiUu uuun Che capital siurk " tlU eurpufH-
10. payable ut once Gu tHu Secretary. D. tl.
Airs. Nd bis nfier, So. zoe MrCuruirl build.
lut. aut Lake CITY. Utah.
Any Stock ufuu uNIHn Gifts assessment may
rUmnIu unpaid un November o. is'u. Will D.
delinquent aud advertised fur sale nt public
nuni 'u. nru unless payment D. made NfiufU
WI|I NH HuII uu lhHrmnHr 10. isIi. At DOB "a. m.t
iu rHN fHU IU'inIupnt asses Iuruf fuEUfhUr
with COSTS uf uufUrHIHIu. Huu Ut Utuauuf solo.
o. ~. AIRS. secretary.
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OUR OWN STATE.

over the land. nnd 800 Tor damages.
Tue original ofor Of the company was
$500.
sEdREgAT1oN GRANTED LEHI
CITIZENS.
The petition of citizens OF I.ohl 90 re-
strict the corporatcd limitr " Lohi
city, heretofore heard and taken I'M
der nlNlrtmout waH granted.
IN the aggregation case NJ the clU-
sons N rnyHun W pfysnu city, de-
murfer rct for hearing October u
in The estate or NuHHci 3. Hines. de-
ccnfod. g. A. King was appointed
guardian I'D litom of Arnold 3. Hines,
q minor,
The hearing of the petition OF the riu-
gems uf Provo llviug On the north part
uf the city nekInv for detachment from
the taxable limits OF the city. wur rD-
eumo1 today The case whH submitted
without argument and takcn under nd
Waomout
The potltlon N Kitty A. Hines asking
Tor special lcttors 90 administration and
protest thereto ln the estate Of Nusscl
Hines. deceased, was today heard be-
fore judge Booth and taken under ad-
Nrnmcnt until o'clock b. Co., Ws1noa-
day. This opens whit promises Co be
long siege of litigation over the os-
g.fH
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NurIen no coNrEAeroGs.
oaIeooi llo - q rgeIIe w9Ig. !.

Oncoof the Hoard ~ Public Works,
salt Lake city, OCT, z, lsHl
Sealed proposals will DO received 40 thia
n1lCo uutl NJ o'clock am Of saturday oct
glst, 1870, Tor tho work % constructing CO.
mrut sidewalk on tho south side ~ ilr!t
South street, Lea fruut NJ thC Old ely Hal
ana llru station according Co plans IN tha
cry Engineers uncn
distractions Go bidders, together With spucl.
ncati1us and forms TOR contract and bond
nee nf the board
Tho right j. reserved 10 reject any aud all
bids.
rs order OF the board of Public Works.
n q. KELSEY, Chairman
Oct. sist isq9
limo % receiving above prupushls i hero
hy catondnd until n O'Clock q. u' of friday
~ order OF the board II Public Works
n. q. KELSEY, Chairman
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LOGAN.
oraon smith nsturuinE Home Child re-
mains with Grandparents.

oraon Smith Returning Home Child re-
mains with Grandparents.
Special Correspondence:
Logan, OcL "a Yesterday evening
Isaac smith. ~ the Stake presidency.
received telcErnw from President
ouuu Smith, dated at Seattle. WASH
ingtln, saying hu would leave that city
Tor home last nlght No particulars
were given save the bare telegram.
CHILD REMAINS WITH GRAND
PARENTS.
judge Hart today awarded the Gus.
tudy uf BUriram W. smith. tho infant
hEurlnE ln the recent abduction chnrFp.
% ~ mOihDra parents. Str. ana Mra.
J, W. wilkinson. While the award d.
only temporary 10 ~ believed no further
rnDrt VIII bc mudc Co take the child
away from the old people.