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L-EfiI.
Prosecuting wors M trsnsh sugar Work.
with NiEor.

Special Correspondence.
I.chi, Utah. April ss.-MannFcr cut
ler and others went Ia sprinEyiiic yrs-
tcrday ana selected a site for the con-
templated sugar factory and the place
chosen II forty acre farm situate
about one and onc-half miles south OF
SnringNille proper The land und water
have been secured aud the surveyors
are now busy at work laying out plans
etc, for the erection OF the different
buildings, Work viii commence at once.
In addition 20 the main building two
large beet sheds will be erected, each
seven hundred feet long by twenty feet
wide with number Of other auxiliary
buildings such M Hiioa. etc.
The right OF way for the pine line
for the PUMPING Of the Juice from tho
Sprlngvliie plant 10 the I.ehl refinery
has been secured from the u. q. W. ny.
company alongside their track and
work VIII commence ON this before
long cNcavutinE a trench four feet dcop
preparatory 10 the lying Of the pipe,
supt. wolby ~ the II. q. W. ily. co.
accom- ,nled Mr.. cutler 10 sprinsylilr
yesterday with yltiy OF putting In a
spur from their main line w 10 tho
sugar plant and II was decided To- lay "a
switch from the location OF the Me.
chryHtal Hanpllng works on the Tintic
line mp 10 the proposed sugar plant site.
Tonight the I. q, q. II, give their s0gh
anniversary hail Ia tho l.ehi opera
house under the Ausplcca of the i.ahi
Lodge No; 20 and the Ivy Rebcoea
Lodge No. ~.
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OUR NElCHBORS.
WESTON. IDAHO.
A Runaway = Mi..ioaas, rom..comin
rsriy.

faftfs
Special Correspondence.
Weston. Oneida Co. Idaho. April a.
We had a little excitement here yestcr-
day. Mrs. fox and son were DRIVING
down TO the station at Cannon. The
horse became unmanaHnble and ran In
10 a wire fence. The horse WIS out aud
the buggy slightly damaged. but luck
Wy none u the occupants were hurt.
Today We had Elders Lee aud Davis
of Clifton - home missionaries 10
speak 10 ~. They occupied the whole
~ the time. They gave ~ come OF the
early history ~ the church and pioneer
life In Utah
Last Friday evening nlshop Clark
and "a largc number of the members 81
the ward gathered In the meeting house
Tor the purpose ~ extending welcome
10 one % our returning mlsslonancH. Ell
der Ezra Allen. ilro. Allen returned
tpfnc months aEo. but he was sick at
the time. left home again and did not
come back tin few days since. and
thia was the first chance the people
have had 20 show their kindly feelings.
proEram OF music. songs. Rotations
ana comic speeches was well rendered,
followed by an excellent picnic.
The people Of Weston do we'll by oil
their missionaries. They Hivc each one
a farwcii party. he receiving the pfo-
cecds. and to each one returning they
give n social aud Joyous welcome.
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HOW GIRLS ARE SACRIFICED!
TIE MODERN MlSorhUR.
10th Counsel aud Comfort In "
Friends Tineiy Word.

There 70 nothing more beautiful In
the whole range Of created things than
the giri Just blossominF into woman
hood. Poets have exhausted Language.
and ransacked the world Tor Imagery to
httlnsiy suggest her beauty. Her eyes
,hey have named stars. her lips rose
buds. her teeth pearls. her ears are
pink.tinted sca-shcils. her hair Il spun
gold. her skin ~ alabaatcr. her neck IA
awan-likc.her laughter Ia like tho birds
trlll or the brooks summer song. hor
smile Il like the glow of dawn ON
snow capped hills. Al this anu much
more have The poets said In an attempt
to body forth Ia words the charms III
budding uonanhcod. But their fail
urc = confefs.d IN tho endless struggle
Tor new words. new tropics TO mlrtur
hack THIS ririun ~ life'a supreme
What becomes of all this benut, and
prowiseg IN mogt oases u Il the epne-
itotth blast The h'auty OF the fowerH.np
disease Nlthets thc beauty u giflhuod.
Ahd on this has ~ beauty may be-
charged 10 ienbnnco. Ignorance IN
DE modern Minntaur to whom young
flrla are FED. u firis only knew
luHt WhAt was involved In the nrHt
change ~ life, they would never fear
the racundr change. n they knew
how Intimately their physical strength
and Wcllshsln4.. their mental develop.
mont. fhrir hcaNty and their happiness
were linked o. the health OF the delicate
womaniy ofrans and the orlCrllnes- N
their functions. they would guard the
local health ~ these orrnns wit nasid-
uou- cnre. Hut they DO not know. for
the most part. aud In the very hour In
which thcir flower beauty la unfolding.
the cnnker-worm disease that shall mar
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den 20 myself Was troubled vl,h
smothuring spells, also pal pltatlon q,
the heart and that bearlng-down feel.
Ing, and could not be on my feet much
II was growing worse all the time
until took your medicine.
After taking three boxes OF Lydia
y. finkhRm's Vegetable COMPOUND
l-o1enges, tho tunoi passed from m.
my health has been better eve,
since, can now walk quite a dis,ancs
aud am troubled no more with palpI,,.
ton of the heart or bloatlng. i rec.
ommend your medicine to all sutfer.r.
from female troubles"
Il Is hardly reasonable TO sapnos.
that any one can doubt the etiieien.,
of Mrs Pinkham's methods and meal
cine In tho face OF the tremendoua vol.
ume of testimony.
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INH NeAn COMPANY. Notir. q.
N thr bard ~ difrfinr a ~ NIX
-lait tNnilfNi sns'A hnidrr.' frl4iirr nf
.tld 1imflnV lIHs hfan called. 40 h, t.|II H.,
nslusis We Hth dly = Mas. 4 ~ 10 Al a.,
- the iafiOr-diy stint. ls.io,.'. 4 -, -.
l'inrlrinu hnlId'u1. salt lake titf. rtad NJ,
ihn nIfisi.e NJ nnifldinfa nsale "a .nll.Ilfin.
nh tf w ludliiunai s'sss ~ thiftr.sl,
49, ~ ~, hinlfHl .nalt~ o. 81. autil1r.
.fts. Anu ~ pltslnf ulsin uil gurstldns ini.
drnihl " such slhs'fiuiun and H. ~.
mllhcailn n ~ ne lcti1n " Tho hnr,i n AZ
$500. ~ t..aillil N The subscription and
Dated ~. ,isi day N Anil. A n .n
uillNl Y. CANNON. President
HoiAri q. WiiiINfN, s...rf.fy.
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LOGAN.
\ Critical Ease Of Appesdiciti. Important
Law cs-e fnvoisisg sb.epmea'. Iatere.i.

s"" 's-" '"'"Ntag st"epmeas tntcrfsis
Special Correspondence.
Logan. April 25.--Iohn y. Williams.
s0-ycar.oid son Of Mr.. Hen Williams.
a prominent citizen ~ Prrton. was
brought to this city today from Lima.
Montana. and underwent nm operation
for appendicitis at the hands ~ Dfs.
ormspy and ormsby Of this city and
'anitld Of Preston. lie rallied from
the operation very we'll but. owing to
the fact that he had been suffering for
two weeks before being brought here,
h, II In a very critical condition.
judge Hart rendered q decision this
evening IN the case 81 VIM. u. Hale,
feceivsr " Heph Thomas and others.
u orders the cancellation Of the mort.
RnHc held BY the plaintiff. by them. and
orders the defendants 10 cancel md
surrender 10 the plaintiff ~ shares 81
stock In the concern ~ which he IL
receiver. II also allows the defendant
to recover the amount paid In cxocra
~ the loan.
Andrew Mckinney. n resident Of Col.
leEe. but formerly ~ Hawaii. was nd-
mitted to citizenship.
The trial was begun this afternoon ~
the case Of Cache County W =. N. zen.
fcn. II Involves the validity and con-
stltutionnlity Of the ordinance passe-i
BY the county commissioners last year.
liking iirensa Of 3 cents per head for
RraSing sheep In this county. y. X.
Nebcksr IL prosecuting and ]. ~ Moyl.
Il looking after the Interest of the de-
PENDANT There are hvc or six other
case ~ n similar nature. and n II prob
able that this one will be made teat
case Zee all the others. After hearing
considerable evidence court adjourned
until tomorrow ut 10 o'clock.
Special per Dctcrct Telegraph.
cowLEY oETs FIFTEEN MONTHS,
f.ossn. April se-Iiyrum cowlcy
came M before Judge Hart for sen.
tcnce this morning. iieforc being r.n-
fenced he admitted his guilt and In req.
pons- 10 nm inquiry by his honor stated
va he had resolved 10 do better In
the future, lie was nervous, and cVi.
IDENTIFY very much Impressed by tho de.
vciopmentH following his conviction.
lie was sentenced 90 fftcn months IN
IN" state prison and VIII BE- taken to
Nnit Lake this afternoon. The motion
fer. a new trial In the case was de-
Med.
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FERRON.

nsilef society aud rrimsr, conf.renc.s-
Coal Discovery, Also copper Prospects.
Special Correspondence.
ferron, Emery Co, April se,-Yestcr-
day was the conference Of the RELIEF
hocietieH % Emery stake and there as
Hempird here representatives OF most
OF the stake societies. Sister Annie a.
Larsen presided, assisted by her coun.
sellers. Sisters Josie ". childa and Ann
iulsipher The different societies were
represented by their presidents and In.
toresiinH addresses were made.
Today the Primary Associations are
holding their conference and the house
y full OF children, parents and friends.
An interesting program has been fen-
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PROVO.
Mrs, MARY stevens sues for Divorce Mrs.
k.eisr Want. Divorce Annaii.d.

''f'f
Special Correspondence.
Provo. April ss.-Mary stephens has
commenced suit for divorce against
Edward }. stephens on the grounds OF
dcasfiion and failure 10 provide. dating
rom August 30ih. isgs. She asks for
ile custody Of two minor children and
The restoration ~ her maiden name
Mary Nordstrom. The parties inter-
married Ia Halt lake city, April sOth.
1885. Jacob Evans II attorney for
plaintiff.
suita have been commenced by Utah
county against the following defendants
Tor damages In the amounts named for
destroying the banks ~ the county road
Ia Provo canyon and rolling rocks upon
the road by driving sheep over J. u.
David q. Adsnson. o.. H. v, Fitzgerald.
~ e. W. Pulley, 81. y, y. Chapman. s.
Annie kindred has applied for letters
81 administration In the estate ~
Sephi kindred. deceased u sprinEvillc,
WANTS DIVORCE SET ASIDE.
nlliie May Keller has nled a petition
In the Fourth district court 20 have Ect
aside "A decree ~ divorce granted
charles Keller from the petitioner on
March 18th. 1883. The petitioner makes
an affidavit 10 the eject that she signed
waiver % Issuance aud service u
summons In tho case. at the request
of plaintiff and In said waiver admitted
that the facts alleged IN the complaint
IN ground for divorce were true,
when In fact she had not read the com.
plants and ala not know the contents
thereof and that she has since read the
complaint and that part OF II IL wholly
false and untrue, That no provisions
were made for nlimony In tho decree.
and that plaintiff has done nothing Tor
the supporter aniant since the divorce,
and that during the marriage he COM
PEELED her 10 earn her living by en-
ployins herself TO persons In the capi-
city " servant. ofiiant further states
that she l. Informed plaintiff u worth.
~ real and personal property, 5000.
ana that she has "A mefit0rioua de-
Tense 90 the action for divorce.
Notice has been served on the plain
I'm by Mrs. Koeler'a attorney. Jacob
Evans. that motion - set aside the
decree VIII BE- made on May lrd
Inc parties We're married In Salti.nke
county, october ~. 1855 Mr. Keller
u attending school here and IN from
Ari4pnn: Mrs Keller was formerly
from rmithneld. Cache county.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Attorney chas, DeAIoisy, who is also
a competent ciyil engineer has been
engaged by the parties to the Snanlsh
Fork water suit. adJudlcated Ia the
Fourth district court few days ago.
70 measure the waters Of the various
canf'A. as basis for future division
IN conformity with tho decree.
bliss Emma May Dunn and MIR.
ueorge a, stnrtup We're married yoster-
lhy. AZ the residence Of AIR. and Mrs.
y, " Decker, by Counselor Reed Rmoot
W ,he presence OF a number VI relatlvea
and Intimate friends After partnling
OF a HunptuouH wedding breakfast The
young coupie took the train for Salt
l.nhe' The newly welded pair are
hnonE Proves most respected young
people. Tho bride Is tho daughtell Of
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rREE To EvnnY woMAN.

The Common Sense Medical Adyiasr
b. Dr. H. v. Pierce. Il sent ire. "a
receipt OF stamps 10 defrAy expense n
mailing only. This great work, contair.
lng over 30 Illustrations and f0a
pages. IN Of ineHtimabie value 10 cyery
woman. young and old. married or nln.
gle. u answers the unapokon aue,.
lions of the heart II points the way
10 happy wlfehood ana healthy mother.
hood II IN written IN plain Enst,.A
for the understanding o. all. send n
one-ccnt stamps for tho volume bol,,1
ia paper. OF u stamps for the book ia
handsome ana durable cloth blndlns
address Dr. H. V. Pierce. BunaIo. n.
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There n no whisky or alcohol N
"Fnvorite Prescription" II II strictly
q temperance medicine. aud II abao.
luiely free from opium. cocaine ara
every other u rcotic.
Remember that sick and ailing wDmen
arr invited 10 consult Dr. Pierce. ab.l.
lutely free % charge or cost. All lot.
tera are treated a. strictly CONFIDENTLY
ana all answers are mailed In perfectly
plain envelopes without ndvcrtisinr q
other printing upon them. Address
Or. u. " Pierce. iiunaio, ", Y. Thef,
u No similar offcr Of ff,,a conaultntlos
hv letter which has behind II an estah.
llshment like tho Inyniidn' Hotel nni
surgical Institute, ana stan OF nearly
rcore ~ physicians. headed BY D.
Pierce, specialist OF more than thir,y
years experience IN the treatment AMI
cure OF diseases Of women.
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giving the sugar beets test this year.
A very heavy Wind has been blowing
from the southwest for the last week.
some Of the more tender grain has been
nippcd.
sheep shearine IL IN progress; most
Of our young men have left town for
that purpose.
business IL very dun here at present,
our town II aulct and people arr very
busy with farm work.
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sfOukiiOLD,ns n,rr,,..

NOTICE 4 hereby given that n,sriins
~ The siiN Alnidrrs ~ thH lti.fnll-
N'fanh 'nrFf eumnanY, elHfSHalhm.
rs isNn called, and sill d Nod n
~" nnier - Ne cumpany. Tsru ~ NftsHnlas
huihlnF. -ali Lake tity. tt1h. ~ fla iItI
daN ~ Nay lee lt uf'it.l 10 in. fiif ~ ms.
-. ~ ainsndlnf AItifia VI ~ tho Atf1lr.
uf lnsHislfltlua ~ aid tTnnl.aut IL IN.
cfN1slns The ilr value ~ the .lafl. n ths
rhiAtal siuch ~ AID rlmuany frrn len cents
ref shafu in one dollar ~ shlr,
liiNiil SitUt1. rrrsiirnf.
Dated Aufil q. is0
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EIL.LnORE.
Jury Aeaai,s liz. iiani.man Of IN. Charg.
of Illegal whisky ssiiing.

Special Correspondence.
Fillmore, Willard Co. April gs.-The
case OF Fillmore City W l.. y. Hunts.
man, came on regularly Tor hearing at
10 o'clock last Saturday morning. after
dlnpoaing Of the demurrer new com.
plAint was nled and defendant entered
a plea OF not guilty 10 the complaint,
which charges him with selling liquor
without q license, The evidence for the
prose, ution tended 10 show that de.
fendant had sold liquor az various
times, on the sth of April ~ Frederick
Mnycook. tho complaining witness.
The defendant attempted 60 make II
appear that the liquor had been stolen
from the premises. Last night nj n
o'clock the Jury returned a verdict Of
not guilty.
The Wind iis boon blowing almost
continuously the last ten days. Every
thing 10 very dry and unless some rain
falla soon iliere Ii mt to b. a shortage
IN the hnryest.
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We believe Chamberlain Cough
Kennedy u the best In the world. A
few weeks ago We suffered with "A
ere cold and a troublesome cough,
ana having Rad their advertisement ~
chased bottle TO see N Il would eject
u.s. u sured us before the bottle was
more than half used, II " the best
medicine out for colds and coughs
The Herald. Andcronyille, Ind.
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TOOELE.
foosie Creamery Company orEsnissd and
Onesr. Elected.

Special Correspondence.
Teoolc city. April SAT a meeting
IN the district court room last night, Of
the shareholders of what Il To DO
known NJ the Tooele Creamery com.
psny. the following board Of directors
was elected, &. II. Mciiride. president.
Peter a. Droubay. vice president; Peter
cieTH, Elijah Spray and a. J. MccuiH-
uon, directors. The board viii meet to-
niEht and complete ita Organization by
the appointment 81 secretary and
treasurer, They expect 10 have the
plant running by July next.
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TUM0R EXPELLED.
Unqualified Success OF Lydia II
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Mrs ErzAnrrn wnrrtock. Marnc
la, LAVA In the following letter do.
reriees her recovery from very crit.
cal condition.
DEAR Mns. PiskHAn;-I hav. be.r
taking your Vegetable Compound al
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NANII

Aud Ia accordance win laN ard 40 urifld
tho batri ~ hiftftnfs. made M lhs ia az
q Mash, lslt an mas sitna - - p ttf'Ti
~ sfisss a. mas o. nfrnssHrii Niil u ~ y
Lake STATE ~ t'tah nu N f'lne-latl ~ VA
dny ~ Nav i.T. "a tns huuf 4 v acAsA
nnnn ~ snid dlY, a. pay che dfllHINthl -.
sissmtnf thereon, insrihsf fnh ne neis ~
o. rlAhspNi
SECRETARY Triumph consolidated Alhins
tunpauY
Dated III, AN day " Anil 10
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EIRllIlI SI|phI[ turkish Both

And Treatment Rooms IN chnrre ~ a
C5mpstrut Physician. who viii diaEnoas
ard ufesrf ibH tot patients needing med
ii ad n you have ,atarIh, byapep
KIDNEY Disease. come ana BE- cured
any lind N bath you want Massage
IN both srfsH swimming lessons fof
ladlss h. TIE uaifpn
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EMERY.
"Dry Farming" Has Its Dpwbsek-0res
teai tis lie Novel Way To clarity water.

"Dry Farming" Has Its rawbsek-Orest
teal tis lie Novel Way tn CLARITY Water.
Special corrsspondeneei
Emery. Emery Co. April GO. The dry
weather sim prevails. Have had no
heavy storm here since last May.
uround has 10 be watered before II
can be plowed and then the crop has
10 be Irrigated up. sun there il being
planted q greater acreage than ever be-
fore and morn pains taken TO have tho
planting done well.
Hay u quite scarce and some OF the
farmers are having TO buy OF their more
fortunate neighbofa.
Sheep ahoaring u nearly through hers
for the season, there being but two or
three herds 10 be clipped yet n Is said
the pasturagc for the sheep In the
mountains II good but everything ID
dried M In the valleys.
THIS Il u great coal country tho
whole region seems 10 DO one vast coal
Hold, and coal groupings can be- found
everywhere. At one point south OF here
there N a coal cropping 90 fect thick,
that II. there IA a 90 foot vein, then two
feet OF slate and then 20 feet more coal,
up one Of tho canyons southwest %
here IA a coal claim that they assert
has an 70 foot vein Of coal OF q good
quality that burns to a light ash and
VIII, II Is thought, make good coke.
CLARIFYING WATER.
Tho people Of Emery have to contend
with muddy water, and have a new and
novel way Of causing II 10 settle, Into
n bucket OF this muddy water they nut
. spoonful OF new milk. then silr II
hritkly aud the sediment Immediately
begins 10 settle, and In a few minutes
.he water u clear This separation can
be seen taking place ns soon as the milk
II stirred into the water.
Thefe has been more wind than usual
here this last winter and this sprinr.
II lust blows a gale every other day and
no rain.
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DIAM0NDyILLE, wYO.
David Edwards sueenmbs 10 Inluriss Re-
esissd In . Recent Min~ Accident.

Special Correspondence.
Dlamondville. Wye. April st-Davld
Edwards. who few days ago met with
a ssverv accident Ia having car run
over his arm. died NJ the hospital at
Rock springs. and will be- buried hero
tomorrow, the ssth. lie leaves q wife
and two children 10 mourn hia loss, lie
was mn upright. honest young man. and
was liked hy all who knew him. lie
was formerly u Ralt Lake.
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ready tosound
u praises. II
,ns done won.
iera for mo IA
relieving me
Of u tunor.
a." My health
has been poor
forthree years
Change Of life
was working
) upon me. |
wns very
much bloatel
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Tho Hunkcr nm Niuing cnmtanr. a t,rn,r-
alton ouanilsi tndeg The las
~ tho stats u Utah
Location Z p ,cs ,; ?, ,.nc san

NOTICE 4 hcrchy riteh that N maTtinr
~ the dlrsfofs. hrld on tho i'm dsy ~ AHil
~. an assessment - une-haN cunf lsf share
va lotlff 90 The outstanding ceftlltaiss a
on ur irfpfg MAJ ath. 10 ~ y. v Nll.ns
sfrfstAfy ~ ALL uimnanYt ~ fha nrfr u
aid COMPANY rsHrs Ni ard Ne Ncllnfnlfl
hlnch. salt lake tltr. STATE n Itah
AM stock upon ahi.h this assessment shall
r'inain unJai nu The sald cHh day u NAY.
LEA. VII T. dtinlufht aud ADVERTISED ne
sals AZ public Alftiur. ard nnIoss payment l.
made, ~ rurh fhfftsf VI D. nd 20 Tho
the rnst ~ advertising and sNfsn 81 ~ ~ale.
y " Mii.~uN. -sefttay.
ilonins ~ and % Mccormick tiofk. sais
ILLnL INV II.L
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CLARIFYING WATER.
EPftRAIM.


Special Correspondence.
Ephraiin. sanpete CO.. April e.
Work ON the new stake academy build.
inF II progressing nicely. The rock Il
being quarfird NJ fast AZ possible The
contract foe burning the brick hna been
let and preparations aro being made
for making them
A great deal Of Interest Is being
shown by the farmers OF this oounty IN
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Principal place u huslnrtk ALT falf CIR.
ttih Mines situated ~ iAkr -sip
Mlnlnr Dlsfrlft. itFrln tuuuiy
tab

Nuflcu l. hereby gltsn that A. ! mfriuf 4
tho Dlrctufs 4 The nlunrtlllr hlnlnl fau-
Iauy, hold Aufil /. iso a No - y "a -.
~Hlf lake tiiy. assassuriii va =. - uae-h1f
~ aid cnmnanY, payable Immediately " ne
sss'frtafy ~ thr runIlarf 40 e1lt LAKE tnf.
Utah. Any sifrs On uhlrh this tsse@t.rut
may rrinaiu unpaid uu thr 18th n MAJ, ~.
vii H. dullnlurni and titutl.ei fnl ale u
puhIlr Autflnn and unless plfflfui I. fIIlla
lsiuri vii D. snld un June iHh lsH ~ ~
Tho drllulutut hssfssfnrui. tfist illrf altn OIL
~ advertising and skirusr ~ ale
"a NlihiN ~fnfafy.
Nn ias last .ud s1uth ~. salt taso titI.
lated ANIL ~ fs1n
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The state N Utah. 90 mid Defenianii
You are hereby Hummoned u Apfear
within twenty days after the ,efii'e "
this summons upon you, n served VIA.
Ia the county in which this actan 70
brought. otherwise within ihifD days
after service. and defend The above ea'
Titled action. and In case u your tan.
ure so TO do, Judgment viii 70 wondered
against you according 70 th1 uslnlul
~ the complaint ~ which eopg
herewith served upon you
RICHARDS 4 NAlilAN
Attorneys for llainilh.
mated February 18th. 1879,
n u. Addrrssi Mccormick block
Salt Lake cry, Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26

Carlisle stonoy. about nine years of
age. was on top " picket fence the
other day. and In Jumping on. his pants
caught the top 81 one ~ the pickotn,
throwing him forward aud breaking
one of his legs between the knee and
ankle. lie n now improving very
nicely under the care 81 Dr. Forester.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26

The concert Of 900 81 our school child
ron. which wns given last week under
tho direction ~ Prof. Giles Of Provo.
will be repeated tomorrow evening In
the uoeting house. two.thirds af the
proceeds viii be given to the sabbath