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MONA.
The People Of Mona Do Honor to the old
Iolk. aud Widows.

Special Correspondence.
Mona. Juab Co.. Feb. iS.-f'or some
time past the "old Folks Committee"
have been making preparations for a
day ON which the old folks and widows
would be the special guests. Yesterday
friday saw the contamination % that
time and II proved ~ b. one ~ the
most enjoyable days ever passed IN
the history Of this little place.
At 2 o'clock ., M. the old folks TALL
over CO years % agul We're takcn To
the meeting housc In carriages whcrs
they were greeted with willing hands
to provide Tor their comfort during
the banquet and program which was
provided.
Among tho special features Of the
program. the jlr dancing By some Of
the old folks deserves special mention.
ono was reminded of the rood old
times In by-gonc days, The brass band
with IT, soul stirring selections helped
Co eliminate pain and care. but the most
important part and the one which callrN
forth the admiration 81 the guests. was
the table II was most beautifully dec
Grated with everything which the APP
petite could desire. AZ the best table
sat the old folks. about thirty In mum
her. The oldest person being Sister
Eliza E0nerville. who IL IN her slrd
year. other tables were provided for
the youth and middle AGED. about onc
hundred and twenty-five In number
After supper the old folks stood lust
outsid. OF the door and had their pho
toRraph taken. In the evening ball
wan held In the opera house where both
old and young participated. Saturday
morning the children had IN. privilege
81 clearing the tables ~ the remainder
Of food and In the afternoon enjoyed
Themselves In u dance Much credit
Il due the committee Who spared no
pains 60 make the old folks happy.
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VI. 1. A. LEAGUE MATTERS.

NE. Alfaics Young has presented 90
the League library the following works.
I.ifc OF Abraham Lincoln, Old Country
Idyiln. School and Fircsldc,
Tho secretary further acknowledge
the receipt of the Model Arithmetic
and First Year In Latin. the gift u Mt
Charles l.. Robbins.
The following Mutual Improvement
missionaries have registered at the
League reading rooms.
y. !. Jones. ogden: W. W. Beckatend.
l,iverton; ], \. Hunt jr,, ~. Charlcf
Idaho; W, W. buchanan. Glcnwood;
IIober burton. n. g, Garner. ogden; u.
". Brown. Grants a'e. Jos. :, Parkin-
son. Franklin. Ida; s, =. Mcchnm.
lgivcrdnlo. n. ncnison, Mnnti. y. W.
Jones. Mantl. y, Il, liahur. American
Fork. n. bingham. Ogden. j. l.. Huch-
inHon. GrantsNille.
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OUR OWN STATE.
PROVO.
n. Y. Academy rund Day aud A. a. ssnoot
Memorial Services.


soeelai Correspondence.
prnvo. Feb. is.-Thc Fund Day sor-
,ise held at the Brigham Young Acad-
amy yesterday. proved very interesting.
Ths object OF the observance of the day
MAS TO dedicate the educational FUND,
hitch the board 81 directors ana the
faruity of the Institution have takci
tons 10 collect. and Of which a small
mount rs a foundation or nucleus has
ron collected. The intention and cN-
peftntion In that the fund VIII Increase
~ mat IN time all the expenses of the
,lademy can be betrayed from the IN
terest Of this fund. The 18th Of Fob
mary was selected ~ Fund Day on uC-
e1unt OF II being the anniversary Of
tho birth Of the late President A. -.
smpnt. who was the first president ~
tbe board OF the academy and to whose
,tutlfing ana unselflsh efforts the ncad-
rny owes much for Its present prom
inent position as an educational inati-
tuition In Zion. The occasion therefore.
vas largely In the nature of n memoir
Nd service and at $3.50 o'clock the stu
dents formed procession at the ncad-
my and marched to the rcHldcncc of
The late President Smoot. and escorted
members Of the family to the academy.
The students aud the friends who mot
with them nllcd the college hall. and
President cum. after bricny referring
to the object NJ the meeting. introduced
Prraldcnt George q. Cannon. who spoke
VI the life and lab0rs Of President
smoot. paying "A high tribute to his
memory.
lie was followed by Stake President
Partridge, with few hitting remarks.
In the afternoon President Cluff, Of the
academy, was the first speaker. after
which President George q. Cannon cf-
Heed Snoot Mrs. olive Smoot Bean,
Hons. W. II. DuHcnbcrry Jesse Crosby
and stephen w. Chapman. MesHrs. II. \.
Coliott. ~. y. iieckstead. brigham
cannon. Hon. J. y. Robinson. Profess
s1s !. ~. Keller and Geo. II. Brim-
made brief addresses, all speaking IN
terms Of hiRh appreciation OF the school
and expressing hopes for ita future
growth aud increased influence for
good.
The education fund collected up 10
the time of the dedication amounted
to Si.i1s.a0 nearly $500 of which amount
was contributed after the meeting COM
menccd In the forenoon.
The academy choir rendered hcauti-
ful songs during the services and Miss
Emma Ramsey and Mr. iSiriihum Ia
yorcd the assembly with solos.
Thursday evening the students gave
q hall In room u and lace evening "a
ball was given which was attended 10y
many Of the visitors and citizens ~
Provo 4 concert was also given Ia
the college hail. under the direction ~
Professor Mcclellan. giying entertain
mont To those who ala not wish 10
dance.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
VIM. prubert II over from bingham
visiting his family.
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MANT'I.
The hsnti Irrigation aud Reservoir Com.
pany Organized 10 Tap Puma. Lake.

Special Correspondence:
hnutl Feb e0-For several days
,asi Mt. a. II. Christensen, who owns
FlhkH Lake (Which IN situated six
iAll"s south ~ MuntD has been inter-
tsuhs the citizens NJ Manu In an r.
usallnn scheme to bring the waters
u lunkH Lake To Mantl Last night
auoul thirty of the citizens OF Mnnu
net To consider the proposition of MIR
,hllalonsen, which N In IN" main part
- follows: Mr. Christensen proposes
uFHhnize an irrigation company and
AAe stock In the company for his In
,.lrsi IN the lake. After talking the
llvp9slllpn over for some time, II was
,.hslderod Ia be one OF the best chances
AAhi has ever had Ia Increase her
wafer supply. and II was decided To
ssssep' Mr. christenHon's proposition,
suu q permanent organization was ef-
,t'ed. The name ~ the company win
inc Manu Irrigation and lieser-
y Ng'' ana It's capital stock, $4,000,
gNlled into 1900 shares pf the par
ue OF I'VE dollars per share most
~ which N already subscribed. A. n,
,,.tl.irnsen taking i,i0) shares, A hoard
,n directors were then elected. as
,..N \ II. Christensen g.. n. Cox,
'Nyuh C. kJar and Il. V. Hardy.
" " the Intention OF the company
siHtt AZ once making the canal and
is,slnH me dam ~ Funks Lake, and
sllle have the water In the ditch
W. last of June. II Will not be
nslnle To raise the lake 10 It's full ca
~ ms season, II IL expected that
,,sp dollar Of the stock viii be sub
~ yvu ms season, as Manti has only
IhaH water enough 90 irrigate the
W. W. now under cultivation. and this
ha Niil cover most ~ the land In
w US west and north OF Manti. al
Nv ,he school land lying north and
vs. Of the town. II IN hoped Inc
mssl lands VIII soon be put On the
hsnlsGs.'' that the citizens may get the
Aia OF these lands, which are now
aha,, friday night this section had
On ~ lhfee Inches OF snow The health
N. people IL good and prospects for
ooihlns season look bright.
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ROCKpORT.
Ward Conference Mrs. Malta aud Family
Three Days In the snow.

AZ our ward conference on sunday
Elders Alma Eldrcdgr. q. A. CalliH, and
a. Maxwell We're the speakers. They
gave some good instructions. and all
things went on pleasantly ana with
good feeling.
Mrs, Malin and family had quite an
adventure coming out from Salt Lake.
The snow was 40 deep that they man
aged merely Ia reach the summit. and
there they had Ia camp with the Utah
Central train gang, the train also be-
ing blockgded, They reached iluzzoo'a
place the next night. ana iinnlly
reached home on the third day after
their departure from the city.
Miss Worth took her school children
out on Valentines day Ia visit the pcon
and Marion schools. They drove to
knmna after school. returning home
az y. m, They had n good time all
enjoying themselves. -Coalvlllc Times.
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SPECIAL sroosnoLprns mrrr,so.

Notlcc n hereby given by the UNDER
signed, being the owners Of one.fourth
of the capital stock ~ the Treasure
Hlll Mining company. that n special
meeting uf the stockholders 81 said corr
ppratluu VIII be- held at the ONCE Of tho
company. 2i2 Atlna Block. Salt Lake
city. Utah. ON Thursday. the 10th day
of March. 1859 nt 10 o'clock a. M OF
said day for the purpose Of consider
INK N" question ~ Increasing the cap.
itnl stock % the corporation from ie5 900
u 10000. and Tor tho purpose OF con-
sldcring the question ~ selling tho
property ~ the company or of deylnlng
other means for the purpose Of paying
~ debts, Tor the purpose of -lectlng a
new board ~ directors. and for the pur-
pose uf tranaactlnE such other business
a. may come before the meeting.
n. y, WALKER JK,
SHARP WALKER.
". n. DODGE.
Stockholders " Treasure iiili Mining
Company,
Dated salt Lake city. titan. February
18TH, 1893,
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poison which she received from the
hands Of Harry \. Cornish. was re-
sumed today.
District Attorney Gardiner said that
he ala not believe the inquest would be
concluded this week. lie expressed tho
belief that as result OF the inquest
an Indictment would be found by the
grand jury. The corridors Of the corr
oner's court room and all the available
seats In the court were illied by ten
o'clock. For the first time since the in
qulry opened there were several women
am0nn the annctninrs.
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rHtsrlI's SALE

Notice Il hereby given that In accord
ancv with ana under thu power and
authority granted BY that certain trust
deed made September -, isfs, 10 the
undersigned trustee. by Sarah a,
liardlo and John 4. lIardle. her hus-
band. ana recorded IN Book "i.A.' page
tGa ~ Mortgages, NJ the nccords " salt
Lake County. Utah. the undersigned
trustee viii oner Tor sale and frll 10 tho
highest bidder for cash at the west
front entrance to the city ana county
building, Va salt Lake city, Salt Lake
County, Utah, being the front door 81
tho county court house OF said Salt
Lake County. on March 18TH. 1889. at ~
o'clock noon OF that day an tho real
estate hereinafter described. or ~ much
thereof ~ necessary, Co pay ana dis
charge the Indebtedness secured hy
said trust deed. being $1,000 net prln-
cipul nov due With Interest from March
%. 1898. 20 the day OF sale az the rate
Of per cent per nnnum. 500 ~ tho
principal Indebtedness having been paid
on February .. 1926, ana also 10 pay
reasonable attorneys foe. compensation
10 said trustee. cost OF this notice and
expenses VI sale.
The sale viii no made nj tho request
~ the holder Of said Indebtedness and
hcauFc NJ default in the payment Of
said Indebtedness at maturity.
The real estate above referred 20 IL
situate Ia Salt Lake County, state OF
Utah. and IN bounded and particularly
described ~ follows.
The west nne-hnlf 90 ~ lot No.srvpn
90 In block forty-nve iil Plat "B."
salt Lake city survey, said premises
being otherwise described o. commence
inE at the northwest corner 90 anld lot
aforesaid, ana running thence south
twenty 900 rods. thence east i've tbl
rods. thence north twonty l20l rods. ana
thence west nve til rods, to tho place
Of beginning, together with all appur-
tenunces ana privileges there unto be-
longing.
WILLIAM Il, JACOBS.
Trustee.
Dated February 10Th. 1899
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kArlAS.
To Complete stake Hons. Moving to NIL
lard touniy.

Prcst. Cluff'a late visit has aroused
a great desire among the people OF this
Vicinity TO bee the stake house COM
pletcd. We trust the enthusiasm Will
result In accomplishing that end.
Elder SllnH 81. Pack has returned
home from his three months mission In
some of the northern Stakes. whcrc he
thoroughly enjoyed his work.
Everybody was thankful when the
blockade was broken. In these days OF
stirring events news II eagerly looked
Tor.
Some u tho young men OF Kamna arc
thinking seriously Of going south into
Willard county, this spring. with view
To- locating. II viii be- a move In the
right direction, Tor the small valleys In
this region are far from being adequate
10 the ncccsHarlca u those who ARE now
approaching manhood, e. CoalVillc
Times.
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Estate OF Mary v. Hicks. Deceased
Notice IN hereby given by the UNDER
signed administrator Of the estate of
Mary V. Hicks, deceased, 10 the credi-
tors OF, and all persons having claims
against said deceased, Ia exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within
four months after the first publication
OF this notice TO the said administrator,
at room 6lb, Mccormick Block. salt
Lake city. Utah,
HENRY 8. HicK,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Mary v.
Hicks. Deceased.
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g. ~ iiawiey mentioned above
worked In the capacity Of book-kccp-
or az McCornick's bank for some six
years. About four year, ago he lost
his position on account Of his intcm.
pcrato habits lie left this city and
went to Denver. whence he ultimately
reached the Pacific coast. where he nm
ally was forced to seek refuge In the
Salvation Army shelter In San Francis
co. while There he Joined the sect
and being unable to obtain employment
he did odd Jobs around the shelter for
his beard aud lodging.
Mr. l.. NJ. SlmunHon. the local ndlu-
tant ~ the salvation Army here. when
seen BY News" man today. produced
q letter Of inquiry from Snn Francisco
army headquarters regarding iiawlcyH
antccedcniH. Adit. Simonron says that
he believes he mot him while IN San
Francisco some seven months uEn.
At no time was liawiey a member Of
the Utah battery. the only Salt Laker
of that name being Mr., g. l.. llnwicy
formerly paying teller of the Utah Nn-
tionnl bank. who was a sergeant In
battery g. now mustered out 81 service.
As sir. !. y. OponHhnw ~ the Utah Ma
tiunnl received letter from him dated
from hi- home In Muscatlne. Iowa.
within the past week. u can be safely
stated that cyrus l.. II not at present
lying Ia Western hospital suffering
from a cracked Uranium.
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UlNTAH.
nirthdsy Anniversary OF John ". n,bee,
ta Member Of III. Mormon battalion. -
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
uintah. weber CO.. Feb. is.-ln honor
Of the 10th anniversary OF the birth
of John NJ, Bybee. q poineer and mem,
Der OF the Mormon battalion, tho
leading citizens OF ulntah met at his
house on Thursday evening. the eve
OF his birthday. ana had very pleas,
ant social and picnic, presenting the
respected veteran and his eatimnblc
wife, a me rocker each, The uintnh
brass band turned cut 30 honor the
aged couple with sweet music ANA "A
very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
We have had much SNOW all through
the Weber canyon this winter.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Notice T. hereby given that tho
Hoard Of Directors OF the Utah Suvar
Company has this day declared a dlsi-
dend ~ 70 cents share on the
capital stock Of the company, pay-
able on February goth, 1893. 90
stockholders OF record on February
18th. 1899.
HORACE O. WHITNEY.
sccrcttry.
The stock transfer books ~ the Utah
Sugar Company VIII be- closed on Feh-
runry 18th. 1893. ana rcoponed on Fcb.
ruhry seth. 1893.
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Secretary,
Salt Lake city. Feb, ~, 1899.
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Principal place Of buslnoHs. Salt Lake
Clty, Utah. Ainps situated az
Lake side Mining District.
ToOelo County. Utah.
Notice II hereby riYon that az q
meeting OF the Directors 90 the H1nne-
Nillu Mining Company. held January
lb, 1883 90 No. "a north Main street,
salt Lake city, assessment 30. 4. 0t
one hAif cent per share was levied on
tho capital stock of said company. pay-
able Immediately tn the treasurer of
the company az salt Lake city. Utah.
Any stock ON which this assessment
may remain unpaid on tho .0th %
February, 1879, will be delinquent and
advertised Tor sale az public auction.
ami unless payment IA made before.
will Dc sold ou March lath. 1893. 90 pay
tho drliuQuput assessment. together
with cost % advertising and expense
OF sale,
JOuS WELLS. Secretary.
No n north Main street. salt Lake
CIV. Utah
Dated January n. 1899,
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Noiico n hereby given that the reRu-
pany VIII b. held pursuant tu require
mvnta ~ the articles NJ Incorporation
Of Huli company ON the third Monday
IN March, 1879. March 2ol nt the ron-
sral office Of said company Rooms
$40. 90. Progress building. iis South
Main Street. Salt Lake city. Utah. at
2 o'clock y. m. ~ said day Tor the cleo
lion ~ % Board 81 i've Directors to
serve Tor tho ensuing year, ANA for tho
Transaction ~ such other business ~
may properly come before such meet
Ing.
THos. KANE. Secretary.
Dated February Il. 1892
First publication February n. 1899.
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Not one child dies where ten for
m,riy died from Group. People have
learned the value ~ one Minute Cough
cure ana use II for severe lung and
throat troubleA II Immediately stops
coughing. II never fails. T. e..
schrnmm. Mccormick Building. corner
Main street. First South.
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Frequently accidents occur In the
household. which cause burns. cuts.
rprniuH and bruises For use In such
cases uAl.LAilp'S SNOW LtStMEST
has Tor many years been tho conatsnt
favotltc family remedy. Price. 20 cents
ana 20 cents. Z. g. N. I. Drug Dept
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DID ~ MANIA.
General OTIS sends In Liz, o' Dead M
~ nnndrh.

Mound-d.
Washington. Fob. i9.-MaI. Gen. Otis
reports o. the war department. under
today's date. the following deaths and
additional casualties In his command
since Last weeks report;
DEATHS FROM DISEASE.
February i5th-Prlvate Daniel y
white. Company e, Eighteenth In
fantry. llollo. malurial fever ana pncu-
moulu.
February iiuh-pamaln Crosanan.
Company e. Flint Washington. chronic
diarfhocn.
February iiih-C ommlssary sorgt.
Arthur J.. Smith. T.. 3. A.. retired. heart
failure.
February iith-Corp. Wilson NJ. os-
born, Company p. fimt South Dakota,
Nnrinln.
February i7th-Prfvaie Jacob Cias-
zen. Company ~. Twcniy-thlrd imam
try heart failure, under chloroform.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
February isth-Prlvatcs Clarence q.
nrlggr. band. First Montana; Bruno l.
putzker, Company X, Third Artillery.
February l3th-William ~. Mcyeruick,
Company I. First Montana.
FEBRUARY iGth-John J. Campbell,
Company 81 First Montana.
ADDITIONAL CAPABILITIES.
First Washington. wounded
February i1th-Sergta. Reno u.
Hoppe, slight. Leroy l.. Chiclds, Com.
pany l., moderate, Corp. Edward ID.
smith, Priyutcs Edward =. Dyer.
Wagner, Henry g, Mullen. Company
g, Injured slightly by explosion OF
Springfield rifle.
Islrst N.l,rneln W0uudel=-
February 18th Musician William H..
plsbrow Company II, severe, right
thigh. Lieut.. Der, u. wheedon. First
Nebraska. doing we'll.
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Are you restless at night. and
hnfnHscd by % bad cnughG Use BAL
LAltD's HoREHOuND SYRUP. II viii
secure you sound sleep. and vffoct
prompt and radical cure. Price, 20
and % cents. Il, e. NJ 1. Drug Dent.
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Transport sheridan salts.

New York. Feb, -P,-The United
States army transport Sheridan
pulled out of her pier In brooklyn At
$3.50 o clock this afternoon On her way
o. Manila By way of the Suez canal,
with 1856 enlisted men ANA officers ana
their wives and families 10 the num-
Der OF ninety persons
The expedition IL commanded by
Lieut.. Jacob ~. smith. OF the Twelfth
United States Infantry. all OF which
~ on board. -Four companies from the
Seventeenth Infantry and about twcn'
ty.fvr men left behind from the shcr-
ldan expedition complete the military
complement. The vessel proper IN In
charge OF Quartermnster W, NJ. Coul-
ling, anG Capt Higgins II assigned as
navigator The sheridan " expect.
ed 10 reach Manila la about ffty days.
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Washington Feb. e0-Mr Ethan Al
len Hitchcock NJ Missouri rcnentiy a..
=. Ambassador to Russia took the pre-.
scilhcd oath and entered upon his
duties ns secretary of the Interior.
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Chas. N. Hawley, formerly Of Solt
Lake, Victim Of an Assault.
JOINED SALVATION ARMY.
Was 1sookkeepcr In ueCorniok's Hank
tor sis Years -Artiiicrymsn uaw-
ley In tsuscstinc. Iowa.

The following Associated Press dis
patch came from San Francisco today
a man believed 10 be charles NJ Haw-
ley. formerly OF Salt Lake. and recently
n sergeant In Utah Battery. was found
In an unconscious condition at Grant
Avenue and Gcary street last night
AZ the receiving hospital where he was
taken. II Is feared that his skull must
have been fractured or his neck brok-
en-. Papers found on the person 90 the
injured man. among which II n marriage
contract. satisfy the police rs to his
Identity. lie was evidently the victim
Of an assault. though the motive OF his
assallanta Ia unknown. II II said that
Hawlcy came from Denver three years
ago. lie had not recovered conscious
ness at an early hour this morning.
The other party to the marriage COM
tract found In his pocket was Alma
u. burton. a religious worker connected
with the Pencil mission.
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Washington. Fob. 20.-prof. stephens
who was convicted on Saturday ~ set
ting IRE 60 pnrdoc Hall. Lafayette col
legc, was today sentenced by Judge
Scott TO serve nine years In prison.
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AURORA MINING AID MILLING
COMPANY General office. salt Lake
CITY. The annual meeting u tho
stock holders of the Aurora Mining nnd
Milling Company viii be- held az No rs
North Main Street, Salt Lake city. on
Monday. March 9Th. isg9. Tor the pur-
pose NJ clcctlnT officers FOR the ensuing
two years. ana tho transaction u any
other business that may legally come
before said meeting
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
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LADIES srics Jsr ~. Nc MI

Faults Of digestion cause disorders Of
the liver. ana the whole system be-.
comes dcrangcd. liERBiNE pprfecta
the process Of digestion and assimiin-
ton, ana thus makes pure blood. Price
% cents. n. e. NJ. T. Drug Dept
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The SENT Weekly News" H. the
great country paper 81 thu intcrmoun-
tain region. II circuiHtos In ,gcry city
and settlement Ia Utah. ami IN most 81
those OF Idaho. Wyoming. Arts inn,
Vada. Western Canada ana Oii Mexico.
~ an advertising medium II u unex-
Ceilel.