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in voices scented by every variety
Of spirits used to keep up party
courage, from steam beer to Mumm.
He especially delighted them by
coarse and ribald abuse OF Cleve-
land. Now it appears that instead
OF going to Hawaii to do his duty
to the Republican administration
which honored him, and to the peo-
pie who paid him, he went to con-
suit the island tricksters and to con-
cert ways and means for maintain
ing servile labor there, to the dam.
age of American workmen, and re-.
turned to deceive the President who
sent him by impeding the. perform
ance of pomises for which the ad-
ministration was responsible. The
Republican party, remembering the
words OF Lincoln, insists upon
equality before the law for every
body within the jurisdiction OF the
United States. z
When Great Britain abolished
slavery Freedom touched with her
emancipating chrism every foot of
British soil. 1t became and remain
ed the boast OF British statesmen
that the genius OF universal emanci-
patton spread her wings over the
empire, and when the foot OF slave
touched that soil his chains fell off
and his bonds were broken.
Among the other national shames
that are upon us shall we have to
blush for the betrayal OF American
labor and denial to it OF universal
equality before the law wherever the
flag floats? That is the position in
which the Morgan policy has put us.
Will not the leaders OF the Repub-
lican party exiricate US from The
control of the Alabaman Mokanna3
IS. r. Gail.
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A Savage Trait.

Kanamu, youthful Hawaiian was
charged in the District Court this
morning with maliciously cutting
and tearing certain garments and
bedcloths belonging to his mistress.
The young fellow quarrelled with
his fair lady and to "get even," he
took out knife and cut up any
thing he could find in her trunk.
Judge Wilcox, after listening to evil
dence said that he always regretted
to find traits in the younger genera
tions of the Hawaiians which he
could only class as savage. 1t had
been very Objectionable custom Of
Hawaiians. when they got angry, to
"spite the face by cutting the nose,"
and he highly deprecated con-
tinuance Of that specimen OF barba-
rism in the younger generation.
The young man was sentenced to
three months imprisonment at hard
labor.
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BY all means, lot man be sent to
Washington who can spin a yarn
about the miserable, unhappy con-
Aitions existing here, which have
caused malcontent and political
ugliness among all classes, but who
understands the art of explaining
that as long as the planters are
satisfied and "cheap" labor safe the
main issue at stake will be satisfied
and "the goose will hang high"
Let the champion liar come forth
and give him commission, sack,
and everything else necessary to re-
present Dole.
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Editor Atkinson Receives His Census
Commission.

Hawaii will rejoice with The
INDEPENDENT at the selection of Mr..
Alatau Il. Atkinson, Editor of the
Star, as Special Agent for the United
States Census of 1900 for the Ha-
waiian Islands. Mr., Atkinson re-
ceived his official commission to. day
and instructions to proceed to Wash
ington to receive detailed instruc.
tions as to his work. He will prob
ably leave early next month. In
Mr.. Atkinson's hand our census will
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Mr.. Dole and his officers desire to
pay the expenses tout OF the tax
payers money! of sending special
agent to Washington when Con-
gress is in session and instruct him
to act as an encyclopedia when
questions in regard to Hawaii may
arise.
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be a credit to the country and we
wish him every success in his I'M
portant labors. His capacity has
been proved and his integrity is be-
yond challenge.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1899.
TO REPRESENT HAWAII

The Government OF Hawaii and
the "yellow" press are hand in gloves
in devising means through which
Hawaii will have a prominent place
in Washington, at the Paris Exposi-
tion, and the world in general.
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The well-paid know-it-all agent
will not have an easy Job because it
will be necessary for him to respond
to questions with which even few OF
the kamaainas are familiar. He may
be asked delicate questions which
can only be answered by those fam
iliar with the missionary stud
book" he may be requested to tell
the truth and nothing but the
truth in regard to the eventsin 1898
when Stevens plucked the ripe pear,
and his memory may even be taxed
in explaining the. policy of DR.. Judd
when he held down the silver-loaded
trunks.
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Fred. Harrison the proprietor Of
the Hawaiian Marble Works, is ready
to supply his patrons and friends
with tomb stones suitable to all
tastes, requirements and purfes. His
office is in the new buildings next to
the Occidental on the corner Of
Alakea and King street,
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1t will not be sinecure indeed
because Pettigrew and others posted
on Hawaiian affairs may ask him
whether the Hawaiians are really
happy over annexation as has been
stated by former agents, or whether
they would have preferred their
happy existence under their own
government with its lottery bill and
opium measure.
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BY AUTHORITY.
IRRIGATION NorIoR.

HOLDERS OF WATER PRIVILEGES
or those paying water rates, are hereby
notified that the hours for irrigation
purposes are from 6 to s o'lcock a. m. and
from to 6 o'clock p. m.
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent of Water Works
Approved ]. A. KING,
- Minister of Interior.
Honolulu. June IA, Is99
1904 ~
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Noritr o. ,rIofu ,rocKuoLDI.Es
MIIrINg


NOTICE &C. hereby .itan mlt n special
mH.flnF ~ Goo sfHHh hnIluri ~ the tiHrflman
lrumt.Hu Company haH hrtu duly called 10
hH bold 5000 tHr uI IIY ~ iuuH a I'D tsn, No
ihr NNI. Hf D. W..ufh uI. 100 fNu ilftrradny
7ulutI N.fIIHs lIuus, In thH Iuuu ~ tiUfu-
m1u, lu tnH County ~ salt Lake state ~
tab fu tNU fIIIuuluE purposes. tnsulti
llri luf ihr amonlmeut ~ che Articles
p inclp1wtlIn hy adding thcrrtut the fuilnw-
iuF AuIrIU ~.
lnf i.H uIr.lso ~ paving Che debts ox-
ffnHHH HuI NanIIIflHai and HI running rN-
ronart and fuf CuuducfIug tho business "
thla corporation. tho dlHH|furs shall hINo
fIurf tn levy Hssrsaulruts uuIn 80 " fnrrnu-
ltal stn't ui thls corporation ami uui1r-e tho
1lIIgrilMn thrf0nt by talo ~ urIinuuunt
sin.A urn,id.d hy .agl aitnnuFhth capital
stlHk hla hgen fuuY paid
HrHIuu. TO auHud AffirIu Y ~ aIid Affi-
cIrH Hf Incorporation af Hs tu frnl aa fnIIuHst
Amount ~ capital afn|h NJ fhlH corporation
shall hU thirirUn th1uslnd. seven hundred
auI nnY dollar Fil finmH. uhiHh shall tln 1l.
Nidud lHfn two hundred aud seventy suFu UfD
sharusm De" par taitr ~ atty dollars iaoU
each
said Artistic now reading eleven thuusand
Utr huuurUi auu nftY dollars ait. tN um. d.
NiIHd infH tuu hundred and Thirty zone shares
20 Nfv dnIIafs 49, uU each
aud 'ur such other UuUHlHrs 1a shall o. lu-
cidUutil Oh such uWrfi.gl lmrudmrnts.
UtuNHI Mftliik i'rra
4 a.
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
REXBURG, IDAHO.
TO Have Railroad iu'lusss Thrlft
Room Tor Homes.

Special Correspondence.
Rcxhurg. Idaho. MAJ al.-itoNhurr'ia
tWcnty-tWo mlleH from Market Lake
and has "a daily stage which carries the
mail. Tho people arr fun ~ railroad
talk The survey ou are making pre-
iimnnry survey for tho branch OF
tho short Line from Idaho Fails 90
Saint Anthony and the knowing ones
Say Il win 40 as near the National park
ua possible. and will be- built Ions hc-
fore tho people eat their turkey on
THANKSGIVING day. Tho great dlfil-
Guilty o. tho bridging OF tho North and
South Forks 90 the SNAKE river, 8Cvon
or eight hundred fcut Wide, nH also
what is known as the dry bed. several
hundred foeL
stormy and terribly windy. but when
we read Of the terribly destructive
turnadorH in tho East with their loss
on NE and property we feel there is
nothing 90 complain of. In many Of
the towns. after "a heavy rain. the clay
streets are slippery ana one feels hc Is
ON rollor skates, but the wind or O lit
tle sunshine soon makes walking an
right again.
iloaburE IL forging TO the front and
should have been the county scat "
Fremont county. but the business
houses and hnmra nrc Tar apart but
ere long the town or business part Of IL
viii como closer together ana put on
metropolitan airs. ana Il may become
tho head ~ tho county nH u ~ tho
head NJ this stake NJ Zion. 10 ia the
ccnter ~ "a grand county. with room FOR
thnufandsof homes.
There are many handsome business
blocks already erected. also hnndfume
homes Tho Second ward has hand.
some new brick church nearly rnm-
plotfd There n also large two
story district school; also o. church
academy. Prof Todd formerly NJ mo
TO- " Nollerc, Logan, and nn eincleHf
corps NJ instructors are teaching tho
young idea how 90 shoot
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RIcHFIELD.
A Thrilling Accident -ohsris. skouEaard',
Narrow Issapo.

Thrilling Accident Charlie. skouEaard's
Narrow Esupo.
Special Correspondence
n.Chnold. SEWER CO.. June IA yofy
FerlluH and what narrowly escaped De-.
lng "a fatal. accident. occurred ycHtnr-
day nt the neau.skouHaard saw MILL
in WILLOW Creek canyon, about ten
mile. northwest " this place.
~ ln usually The case, the mill u aovs
oral feet below the level of tho los yard.
which slopes down 60 he mill while
unloading logs several became piled up
one upon the Other 90 that large ioF
pfled from tho truck rolled swiftly
down Go the saw whuro stool Sawyer
charles sk0ugaard. who ala not hear
the shouts % the min mon telling him
10 got out OF the way, nn account ~ the
noise ~ tho saw, The log that came
down struck scuuFnHrd on the lex be-
tween the knee and ankle and pinned
him 60 The carriage within about ok
Inches Of the saw ln full motion. The
unfortunate man had presence Of mind
enough TO brace hla hands. one against
the saw frame and the other hElinat
the carriage and lhun held himself In
that pcrilouH position with the husElng
saw but Few Inches from h.H face,
eager Co rlp him lu twain. Had n not
been that tho log that pinned the man
also broke the feed lcyUE uothlnE could
have saved hla ne. af tho carriage
would have taken him nrht upon the
saw before any help could have reached
him,
An examination % the wound -.
coiyed. shows that ~ lille the calf N tho
leg iH terribly bruised ana mnnglri,
me bones are not broken and the an.
fortunate man having been borne %
hla home. h now there resting nH com.
f1finhiy a. possible under the olrcum-
stances.
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NOTICE L. horcby given that in prrsuanro
NJ 300 uidef ~ OGDEN iillUs. Judge y thr i'nI-
iHta Division ~ thr 1hifd Judicial District
court 10 ihU state uf Utah lu and flf -aIt
tHhr county. madr uu ihU 9Th day ~ May
A. 10 isu. in tir mHtfnr ~ thu estate aud
ruHrlHnshln ~ Alvin NJ IHYluI sophia
TAYLOR and Guluo rgYlrr, mluuu tlU un.
duaiguel guardian uf the estate gf alId
m.nnH. WIN 900 90 public snlU. in tuo nIrh0al
bidder fur cash. lawful money ~ ilU luiifd
riliUa ~ America and subject 90 0lnhfiua-
of jane. isl. Ht Twelve u'clur ) nu1n ~ stll
daY. uf tHn west Trout uuuf ~ fhH CITY and
county uulidlHg, slit take cts. salt ilNg
tuuntY. HiHfH VI Utah go ihn rleht tito aud
Interest ~ tnH sHu AlNiu ~. Taylor. sophia
Taylor HHd NUurIu lHYIHr. Doe nud tn nII tin
following described urrm.ara uud rUIuf1Y.
stHnt'd IN Ah't fake county, state " Utah,
sisuitt
AZ undivided three uuntleths ~ tho fol-
lnwlur described land tnuiti CummVnrlnf
twelve and uur.hlf u2h rlds uO.t " The
nnrthUlst CORNER ~ Dot ais HI block a. plat ~
salt tnkrtfV survey. fhOnrr west nnY
and nngsf1ufth niil tcUt thuurr south tUn un
fUla. thruHU east nftY aud ono fourth
dlN foUi thcucu north ton lin ruils ~ place
Terms nd conditions ~ sale. cash lawful
money NJ thr tuIiUd States ~ America. tUn
rur eUut " tho puuIuso iuunrY ~ uU paid ul
thn dny NJ sale balance nu confirmation NJ
aalc ~ said court itUd 90 rkprusn 20 pur'
JouN TAYLOR,
Guardian NJ fhU estate nj Alvin n.
Taylor, sophia Taylor and hUuuu
Taylor mlnurs
j. IT. N6YLE Attorney.
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an aero. The total number OF acres
Huld in both counties was about 100.
Mr. Amcy went with Secretary NJ
State Iatflc. Treasurer Rice and En-.
ginr0r Ross 60 examine the MnryHNlllc
canal scheme in connection with which
u was proposed 60 reclaim land under
the Carry act Thry found tho iand
mainly settled on.
Mr Annoy says tho irratinn into
the &c. Anthony rrrIUn lH something
wonderful Tho onurH valley lH hlllnF
up ana strings of trama are ruinr ln
OH directions an the timu. The people
are mostly from Utah
Mr Ross md Mr. Rice returned with
Mr Arnuy. Niluo Inspector Calfnk. who
had boon iu the southeast. also coming
in. Mr pntrie remained behind 90
rrht the HhnpuUf1 that are threat
cnlnH o. drNuHtuto the farms Ia the
vicinity Of Market tnkc-goisc states
man.
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OMHUH fhT WlnHi uf Public Works Room
JON UIfy tllll aalt Lake city Muy "a tsll
Scaled proposals van De rrcniVOd ht this
uiNfH uufI ~ ur|u'k o., m. ~ Monday. June
h irH fHr tHu work NJ constructing "a nlua
srWuruH the west side % Nluth Last atrvot
nom south Temple tn First suuth struUts, us-
curd.uE tn tpu plans lu tho city Engineers
office
Instructions to bidders, together With spccl.
neaulns aud furlis Tor contract and bond
can ho uNta.uCd upon application no the onics
10 tlp Hand
tho riglth reserved 20 roioct my aud all
bids
~ order oi the Hoard VI Public Works.
T. a., KELSEY, Chairman
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WEST MORNING. GLORY MINING conf
pauY uuGr aul principal place ~ husluo.s,
asltl Hhr City, Utah. Nutltu is hereby Eivrn
hai 40 mr; 'lns oi ig elle, ,or. hgll op
OF cont UHr share wHa IVNlUu nu uIi tho
sHarta uf Ono capital stusk uf thu eorUulu-
inu UHFphy nu ur bgilrp che nth day ~
U NHturuIUa block salt Lake city. Utah.
Any sfHf. uplu which tl0 Hssgrsment may
rUmHIn uuuIII un tho glth day uf Juno, lsal,
NUl IH Delinquent Huu advertised Zoe sale %
uul'IH auction. Huu unless payment "a Made
hUflfe. sH many q thu shlrts rupusUutrd by
each certificate NJ thr sth'k su delinquent ~
uf lu.F. l-n at la u'rlurk uunu, tu pay tie
urIIuIuHut assessment NFrtnUr with thucust
uf HlfUHI rlns and uhuHu-U " Sale
THOMAS o. TAYLOR stry.
Uy IHIUroi tl0 Hoard 90 nIpHtnrs
slItlakp CITY Utah. May ath. Is..
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OGDEN.
....,.,,, Cont case. cache VALLEY Trains
p"'''' --nrtsf News Neies.

special Correspondence.
,.s,n June IA marriage license was
vsl', s','.tefiny 10 Aicz l., Ftfo. b. and
~, Esther l.. Trimble. ~ bo'h OF
Wil.'l,,t Al Knixhn. department COM
~ a. A. H., VI Utah. spent a few
n -.i 4, Inc city yesterday ON private
b5..n l.es5ntof Frank J.Cannon returned
H. Fast on yesterday afternoon =
ffni5n Pacific train
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
s-t. following transactions were had
ID. tbs second district court yesterday
t-far judy Holapp'
LYMAN skeon W oregon hhoft Inc
uniir0ad company uhihubv WV NV-
r., for non.ault denied ANA trial was
,l.ssie.I with before "a 1uU,
utghari Douglas W Elizabeth Doug
diyorre nuntod hy default
sagsy stevens W W.I.StCphena ct al.
,..s-i,snt entered In favor Of the plain
~ fsr ths Hum OF il2o. ne per REMIT
,i-,,rs from the Supreme court.
" II Sears W. Union Pacific ltnilr"nd
.,1rauy Judgment rendered from tho
t.uch for the piainlln'
CACHE VALLEY TRAINS.
Tho cache valley train ~ the oregon
at.rt Line now leaves ogden ut lltlA
w Instead OF g!ii r.. ms nH hgfutu-
f.ro Tho change took place ycatcr-
tghue pntrolmeu Cooucy und Brown
ami Guard Young VI the state prison
r.r. standing iu front ~ O. drug store
s- TvDnty. fourth street "wednesday
yIinr showing them n picture ~
r sb8p. tno convict who escaped from
a. rff0n inat Monday night and flv-
Irr them "a description 10 the man,
r'ahau came out OF an alley ana start
ID nrrUsn the street. cuoncy called
sfln him Co stop but he started o1 on
a run behind the n q. ~. j. building.
nrrurd o. fence in the tonr of STRAIT
NrIa warehouse and mndc rood hl4
tsaHne. Up 20 last evening ihrrc were
h. now developments ana bishop has
probably shaken the dust Of ogden
ham bio feet
Invitations have been Issued for tho
commencement cNcrolnrH % The Sacred
Heart academy nu juno aith. being the
Nsf annual commencement cxorciHoH %
Do academy.
H lHF hron many years since uH
many people have been iu ogden M ono
urr "a came 10 Gee the cirrus yeatcr-
Day.
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OUR OWN STATE.
mains at the depot Friday morning and
accompany them TO the cemetery
urAm suaAR co.'s pIpn I1Nn.

mains at the depot Friday morning and
accompany them 20 the cemetery.
UTAH SUGAR CO.'S PIPE LINE.
4 meeting wna held last night be-
tween Mcssrs. n A. cutler. George
Austin and Z. q. Jones. representing
the Lchl SUGAR company aud repre-
fcntatiVCs Of the First Ward Pasture
company and negotiations were ann
lcnhy entered into allowing the COM
pany tho uEht OF way Tor their pipe
line through the Pasture company o.
land. Tho plpe line IN 10 extend TO Lshi
from spriugvlile.
GOES To CHARLESTON. e. G.
Hoy. j. Edward Rlfbyo OF mo NJ. ~.
church ~ The city haa received an be
vltnilun TO hll The pulpit of tho church
90 tharlcHtun, South Carolina, fur three
sundayu. The gentleman win leave
Provo sunday next During hls alb
tcuce the local pulpit viii be- nilci by
Roy. J. u. Bird VI Ncphi and Mr.
ltlfbye.
BADLY BITTEN ny VICIOUS DOG.
Lohl T. ciun. eldest son OF Mrs.
Sarah Egrgfften-Clun was badly bite
ten Tuesday by "a Vicious dog owned
by o. a. Bi0nmstcrherF The brute b.
generally kept tied, bat on this occa-
"NN.NN MN" NNN NNH.NN| A|N NMNNNNHH .NNN NNa
tackled the boy while De- was nt ioum-
nterhefg'a place getting flowers. The
dog Dit the b0y IN The calf ~ the let
les. making "a worry uEiy wound and
causing the lad great pain.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Tho following proydtea were in salt
Lake tulHy. Mr. and MrH. Reed sm01t
a. \. Noon, &c. W h. EInlr. WouL TO-
Irvine b.. and Alex Wrkiua
Str John Lewis yesterday sold HE
livery stable Interests to W. n. tlnwkcy.
late NJ Colorado. The now owner viii
aha new rigs TO the place aud make
other needed Improvements
Mayor Jones has called mass meet
lng ~ The citizens Go be held next
Tuesday 40 the court house. for the pure
pose of appointing committees and
trnnHactlug other business pertaining TO
a Fourth 10 iuly celebration.
D.. N. West. q Salt Lake broker. and
MiHH Mludc Alexander. ono ~ Proves
most popular young ladies. took out IL
marriage licrnHu THIS afternoon. They
have planned q trip East.
MnrfhHl knlHht aidrd "a barn this
morning and gathered In three tfnmpH.
Prof a. y. Sofouson Of tho Provo
city schools will leave tomorrow Tor a
visit 10 his old home ln Fountain
grUou.
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VALLEY NIINY MININu AND MILL.
INu gOMpAsN,

Location OF principal place of bual-
ness salt Lake city, Utah.
Notice "a hereby given that at "a meet
ms uf the company held on the ON day
OF May, 1899, au assessment uf "A cont
per share was lowed uu tho capital
stock m said corporation, payable as fal.
lows, r cent per share on or bpfara
ThurHdny. tho kth day OF juno. 1850.
ana r cent per share ON Saturday. the
SIN day OF july. 1853. 90 - q. Calder.
secretary ut the office uf company, 80.
~ west First South 1trcut salt Lake
city Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid un the
hth day ~ july, 1899, viii b. delinquent.
and advertised fur sale at public aur-
ton ana unloaa payment IN made. will
De cold Ou Muuuuy. tho bth day of
August, 1899, az ~ o'clock noon, DO nay
Delinquent assessment together With
costs OF advertising ana expenses on
sale.
lsigned) u, q. CALDER.
Secretary
No 40 wost First South street. san
Lake Clty. Utah
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The undersigned will sell 90 private salu
tln folinuiur dosflial property situated Iu
sult Lake County. state ~ ltnh tusHf.
Nrlug Ht ihe coulter ~ COUNTY Road Two lnd
NI.fnN GOD chnluH north and Ton Nm links
UUaf % thH arufhafHaf fufurr ~ tiu auutha
Township one NJ south. Range one uI East
salt Take Meridian Hui running fnuu'r WU.i
UIfHe HH1 Hi.iW nun cNllusi tlenrg rurih
10 D. rHninHf fhNurU Vast NNuH aud Ni-IN
IrI rnHIus muN ur iras tn rnutHr - rulu
mlnutHI rHaf ufuHr che crutUr uf .1ll ruId iH
u|urH ~ lrriuulug containing seventy Give
NH square uals ui ground ana ht'|nr situated
On 800 south NHif " flu au1fhawusf uunfttru
sHld aH|tIuu lhlftN -thrUu NNN Township lnl
NtuEu Hf1uHsuidi un ur atrf thn tlrhih day
" june, ~. and written bids Fll hc ucrIrrd
fif said rfuunftF Hf thp Office % Mnrat a
Whiffrm0fn ltnHn lnt Mccormick nuldlnf
salf tAkutiiy rtlh Turns N sale. cash
IuiiN W WAENAIT
Administrator ~ che estate ~
John Iurklln. deceased.
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In thr District Court. Third Judicial District
30 che state ~ Utah. County NJ salt take
X.lu's savings uanh 8 Trust Company, =
Corporation. Plaintiff, Va Angus NJ. canton,
zarih y tHUuuH end iirHf National Hank ~
nHHNHuHl aIuth Dakota. q Corporation. lu-
frudauta 10 De- sold nt -hrrins sale NJ the
thr ut.t fnnuf dulf M the touutY Nuurt
liHuar boz tHr titF ~ salt Lake. UuuntY ~
Salt lake stated ttHh. un Friday, Jnnr nth.
A. 10. lea nt tugltu O'Clock mona 10 said day.
fhr rral estate described Ha fnlIuua tn=Hll
Ilu suuthursi quarter N The southeast quar-.
Ger NJ -HHtiuu uIuU o. Township two fgl sulth
~ UauFr uuu lL West salt Lake Meridian.
Als1tummrHUiur At tho suuthrast cnfnnr ~
thr suuthHUst quarter ~ said -eftiuu nine fil,
Township aud NHHEu Aforesaid. and running
thence nirih a. UUH Is Min, west twenty ftn
fuisi thruHn uurth ~ beg % Min. Wtst
tNunfsfHur zen rula thence north thlrty=twu
ihr. wrsf furtYafuur llf ru4Hl thence
nurth 81 nug wet tlHht ri rndsi thence east
nftystwu qua tuuatouths Gen rods W the
nnfi beast corner N che southeast quarter ~
iho aIuihupst quarter " haid section nine
on thence suuth eighty nW rlds % tho nlacn
ufhurIuuinr containing 1871 nrrrat situate
liug and being iu Tho County OF salt Lake,
rurhasg pr,ro payable IN lawful money Of
thr United HtAt1snf AmUflra.
Dated at ssit lnAr tity, Utah, this 10Th day
u" '''' ~ funNr uowEfLs.
sheriff " sac lakg tgunty saie ~ Utah
~ iullN MONTGOMERY ".
n,uun ghgrir 4 SAG Lake coauty, Utah.
Attorney f1r Plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02

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DRY GOODS STORE

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Extraordinary Low Prices
b0-inch Black satin Finished soicll
hrocado Dress Goods reduced from 81
a yard to-
sec
Good Shirt Waist. style Madras
Cloths az
SC
Snow-whlte Dlmluos IN MN End
short lengths. 200 grade, for
Ioo
Misses Gcrman-made. ribbed black
Hose, 2jc grade, any alze for
100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-02
rIoUNT PLEASANT.

4 aiusicai Treat uivenhy the choir Tor the
Ueneat " tho ursau fund,
Special Correspondence.
Mount Pleasant. sanreis Co.. June 4.
Under the direction COZ Prof %. q.
Anderson. our choir gave che people ~
ST. Pleasant rare musical treat loot
evening. The concert wuH given 20 o..
Hlnt in dcfruYlnE the cuHt N the oIU-
CANT church organ which vas recently
Installed Through the unuring cf-
forts Of Prof Anderson the rlilz ms he'd
contributed much uf the means nccca-
nry 90 purchase the organ. and The
choir viii raise the balance through
concerto Another one viii hc given
noxt Friday evening MrH Lydia
Candinnd rrusiioH nj the organ.