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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-26

Pleasant Grove, Utah Co, July a.
Everybody who participated In the cell
cbration held In Pleasant Grove today
went home happy and glad that they
had been out. There was little noise,
but good, lively spirit prevailed.
Howard II. Drlggs presided during the
ewefriupa
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something for themselves or their lit.
tie ones.
our young ladies do not believe In
ealing for donations" FOR any needed
improvements but choose rathor to
give full value for money received.
hence they chose the above method. and
succeeded In raising "a very handsome
fund.
The remains Of the little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Roscnlof, who was accident
ally killed last Friday morning.were In
TERED last Sunday afternoon. the fu-
neral services being held IN the meeting
house. A great number OF friends and
sympathizerg were present 20 orcr
some consolation to the hercnvcd
parents and relatives
The weather man has behaved him
self for about week, giving the farmer
an opportunity to gather Boo r
without having II thoroughly hlenched
and spoiled by rains as was the case
during the previous week.
Prof. u. g. Jensen ana wife made n
flying visit to relatives and friends IN
this city, their former home, arriving
last evening az o'clock and returning
to Ephruim about i've hours later.
They start for Logan about August
18th. where Prof Jensen has been en-
gagged as principal for the normal train
ing department OF the II. Y. College ~
Logan.
Scarlet fever II again In evidence.
having made It's appearance In the FAM
lilies AZ Abram Johnson and Byron
Wheelock MIR. Johnson's children have
very mild attack and will no doubt
soon recover.
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speeches and songs followed. Apostle
NJ r. Cowicy was present and gave a
fitting address. ToaHtH and sentiments
wero afterwards given by the cnngrs.
cation. An anthem by the choir and
bencdiction by the chaplain closed the
morning exercises.
A. usual, dance was given To the
children. There were no gumea or foot
races, but Instead splendid omen mir
concert was given. followed by u match
game Of baseball between the Rich.
mond ard Franklin players. the COM
mittee giving i've dollars and now
hall and bat To the winners. franklin
won the prize by score " "a 90 gG a
grand ball NJ nlght ended the lolnEa
u the happy day.
on sunday afternoon we had nno
discourse from Apostle CoWIcy. he
spoke very forcibly on the law 0f tlth-
ing.
We have n good many visitors from
Salt Lake city and other places south
nH there was an excursion on saur-
day.
4 "REMINISCENCES or OLD TIMES.
Reading the account given IN tho
"Ncws' " the first Pioneer rrlnbra-
tion he'd In the year 1870. put your cpr-
respondent IN mind ~ the good old
times we had I'm worahlplng tho Lord ln
the old hOwcry. Father John Parry.
WIZ NAANNA AAWlAN W NNNH ANN 1871 WIFE
the choir leader, ana your correspond
ont was his assistant; this wna before
Brother James smithlea waa leader I
VIII here relate little Incident that
transplrcd which created much nmuHe-
mcnt az the time. The choir consisted
mostly OF Welsh brethren and sisters n
few English and a few Americans Most
~ the Welsh singers could not read
English very we'll. particularly the
bass singers, and while singing they
would hum and ira Ia the tune and not
sing the words II viii be- remembered
that tho sinners were seated Just be-
hind the stand where the President
sat, and he could hear every word that
was sung. on one occasion. while the
choir was singing, our bass alnrers
humcd the tune pretty loudly. Aftcr
we got through with tho singing of
the closing hymn. In the morning sor-
vice, before the bcncdlcti0n President
Young arose and asked the congrcga-
ton to bring their hymn books with
them IN the afternoon. and Brother
Parry Will give out the hymn he u goo
INK TO sing, and the singers can hum.
hum, hn, IA, no. no, az much as they
like. and we viii read the hymn"
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ETNA, CANADA.
An Ent.rprisinR Little Town - a Zig
Country with Big Iarms.

Aetna. Alberta. Canada, July 10
This place Is twelve miles southwest of
Cardaton on the west side OF tho ST.
Mary's river. The Saints have a good
meeting house and there IN II school
house ana eight residences on tho town
site. and more are planned 10 be built.
Bishop y. Hansen prcaidca He Is Just
completing comfortable house.
Hyrum T.. Hansen has "a store OF gem
oral merchandise, and II ~ expected
that poHtofilce VIII be established In
the near future. on all sides OF the
townsite are the fields. with plain, hill
and lakes and abundance OF rich pas
turage. People from almost all parts
OF Utah are locating near here. II. Pull
ing has a line place two miles east OF
the townsite near the 81. Mnry's river.
On the north are the extensive farms
OF Bishop Hansen. $, Watkln ana
others, who are making homes and for
tunes In the Northwest. IL Is u land
OF beautiful distances. people are not
content with O quarter section OF land.
but many have one or two sections.
Sun thcrc n room and great opportu-
nltica FOR more Industrious and oncr-
getie settlers, who are welcomed 10 this
goodly land.
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KEMMERER, WYOMING.
Missionary fsrty UranCh Heorranisod-
George uaddock Ia Charge.

Kcmmerer. wyo.. July 2i.-The Saints
In this vicinity got up dance Friday
the 2ist. IN honor Of Brother William
Tester. our late president OF this branch
Of the Church. Ms he has iuat gone on a
mission. a very enjoyable time was
had by all present and q very nice
purse was handed him nt the close NJ
the entertainment with hearty God
speed as we'll.
Presidents William Baxter and soH-
slons OF the Woodruff Stake were with
uH sunday. the 23rd and rc0rganlzcd
our branch, and put things In order.
George Hadduck, formerly Of Bloom
lngton, Bear Lake Stake a very uX-
omplary young man, was set apart ns
president Of the Dinmoudyillc branch.
ana was sustained without dissenting
voice from the people Excellent in-
Htructlons were given by the visiting
brethren.
The mines here nrc working about 4
or days a week. there is very little
complaint from anyone; all seem pros
porous and happy here.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, CANADA.
Paradise for sport.mcn- neautifuI Home
Locations Price of Land.
gpecial Correspondenco

Special Correspondence.
Mountain View, Alberta. Canada,
July li.-MountRin View Is distant
sixteen miles southwest OF Cardston.
Brother j. T., Jordan, formerly OF Fair
view, sanpeto county, has II ranch To-
Gated between the two places, amidst
rolling hills, skirted by n small lake. In
fact, the country from Cardston to this
point Is interpreted with lakes or
Hluugha, on which now swarm ynst
number OF Wild fowl.
Mountain View has n meeting house
aud a school house. store and hotel,
the last two conducted by 5. j. Layton,
who here acts ns local agent FOR the
Deseret News. The tOwnsite IL on gem
tie rolling hills on the banks OF Trout
creek, n beautiful, clear stream, full OF
fish. Bishop steward presides over the
ward with Brothers Gold and Parker
as his councillors, About four miles
north In the tOwnslte OF Caldwell. n
town started year ago and now has
twelve residences, About four miles
below the tnwnalte and ON the Belle
river, ID, II, Caldwell is located. He has
the malig OF u beautiful place. AZ fai
aa the eye can see the same class
or country provails-undulating pln'r
and rolling hills, with lakes and pon~s
OF water and yerdant meadows.
To the east OF Mountain View Is
Buffalo Flat, or lcnvltt, as Il Is now
called. Bishop 4. Leavltt prealdes.
with Chas, Quintnn ana Thos, Lcavltt
us counselors, they are nicely located
on ground that has gentle slope to the
north. a feast OF Wild strawberries
that had been gathered by Sister Quin.
ton was enjoyed here All these places
present attractions and offcr induce
mcnts to the home seeker. railroad
land costs $3.50 an acre with ten years
time at per cent Interest.
Hudson bay lands arc 50 to 81 an
acre
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE or
TIM SECRETARY, WASHINGTON IL g.,
ItLl ~ lt." scaled proposals WIN hu re-
rDlfrd 90 tho Treasury department Wush-
ingtuu. 10. g., uutil two o'clock. d. m.. Thurs
day, September q i-U, fur thr purchase "
thr property belonging t1 thr tuitpd State.
in the tlty Of salt Lake, ltnh. briur "ull NJ
1T three 10 aud part " lot four tN lu Hook
hfty-tWuGg Pat az. salt iuLutuy survey.
salt Lake county Utah Territory contain.
Ing sli SQUARE ruds -ia gIuuru foot, mnru mp
loss aud ltuuwn us the Industrial christian
Home including 900 improvements. nppur-
trnuurus, hNtuust pta.t belonging thereto.
lull information may DO obtained upnu up-
ullrutlnu tu the Secretary NJ the Treasury
Each bidder must submit with bis proposal
% certified rhUrE iu tho sum NJ htu per crut.
~ his proposal u- % guarantee ~ rlud faith.
bidders must state what proportion uf The
purehusu price VIII hN paid down, mud lndl.
cate their Wlshu. us tn The manner of making
Deferred payments which dufyrrHd payments
shall bear Interest ut tho rate ~ four upr cent
Dor uuuum payable srmlsuuuuuIly.
The rIFht D. reserved 20 rrlurt any mud ull
bids, or tuwal ulufuuuulitlrsu r drftHtsluuuy
bid should 70 De- deemed lu the interest M thp
Government ip du ru.
Proposal flr Purchase uf Industrial CHRIS.
than Home Building. salt Lake lth' aud
uddrissrd and mailed 90
I. q GAGE
Secretary NJ the Treasury.
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PLEASANT GREEN.
New Bishoprie In Hunter Ward. salt LAX
stnke-Ploneer Day.
Special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Special Correspondence.
Pleasant Green, Salt Lake County,
July 25.-sunday, July %, 1883. the pco-
pie OF Pleasant Green and Hunter
wards Of the Salt Lake Stake met In
the Pleasant Green meeting house and
held their ward conference together.
Elders Angus NJ. Cannon and Charles
w penroBe OF the Stake presidency
met with them. Tho Saints OF the
Pleasant Green ward were seated on
one side OF the house and tho Hunter
Saints on the other side.
Bishop VIM Miller OF Hunter ward
was released, and chosen as counselor
TO Bishop II. II. Spencer OF Pleasant
Green ward. 10 MI the vacancy caused
by the death OF brother Daniel Jacobs
last winter. Brother Miller has always
lived In the Pleasant Green ward. all
though he has been Bishop OF the Hun
ter ward for "a number OF years, ana
now the authorities have seen nj to
call him 10 labor In the ward where he
lives.
a new Blshoprlc was chosen for tho
Hunter ward consisting or Christopher
Layton. Bishop John q. Bcrtoch. first
counselor. and Nephl 4. West second
counselor.
Good Instructions were given the
Saints during the conference.
PIONEER DAY.
Yesterday the people met again at
the meeting house 10 celebrate Pioneer
Day.
Bros. George A. Reid. Edward Lam
bert and s. O. Spencer were chosen to
assist brothers a. q. Adamson and
Lohi n. Hardman who were a standing
committee for the old folks, In gottinb
up an entertainment for the day which
they did as well as possible on short no
ticc.
Tho exercises began at 10 o'clock am.
and consisted of singing, speeches, reel
tations, races, games, etc, and In the
afternoon dance for the children who
wished 20 dance. and IN the evening
n dance was given for the older folks.
There were swings In the shade Of the
trees. also plenty OF refreshments FOR
sale on the grounds.
Everything passed on pcacnhly and
In good order. All are enjoying good
health at present, and Pleasant Green
has growing and prosperous cOmmu-
nifty.
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When you amt got no money
Well-you needn't come round

But you might telephone and say
when you will have some; then wen
see that the ease N Krug Cabinet beer
that you order Is promptly delivered.
You know IT'S the best and when per-
son IA broke they always want tho
best OF everything. A. an appetizer Il
can't be cNcclied. but what's % man 20
do with n gnuwinE appetite when he's
broke" But you won't boz broke. %
remember. when the case Of Krug cab.
met arrives and may have enough loft
20 purchase a hrollcd lobster Myl
What rollsh' Cabinet and lubstprl
But Cabinet beer goes good with any
thing. Try II.
81. THOMAS. Agent.
=. o. BoN 207 Salt lie.
PRED kHJ0 nHEwINu co,
OMAHA
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
FRANKLIN, IDAHO.
How Pioneer Day was Obseryed-A RE-
minisonce OF Early Days,

Special Correspondence.
Franklin. oneida Co.. Ida, July 25.-
The citizens OF Franklin observed the
hfty-second anniversary OF the en-
trance OF the Pioneers into the Great
salt Lake Valley on the twenty fourth
inst, with AN excellent celebration,
given under the direction and auspices
OF the Young Ladies' ana Young Mems
Mutual Improvement associations. At
10 o'clock the meeting house was filled
to overlooking and the nssemhlaRc was
called TO order by the marshal OF the
day Lorin Mendinhall. The services
prayer by the chaplain, Mrs. Elizabeth
Fox, Grafton by the orator OF the day,
Elder j. j. Hin, which was a grand
effort. Speech from Pioneer Andrew
Shumway, who rotated many INTEREST
ing personal "Reminiscences OF the
travels across the plains Other
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Nuilru o. hereby given that pursuant 10
order NJ Court ln thU Hnuyr entitled action,
90" UNDERLINED hfDrt". uu the ith day "
ilr west front door W tho County Court
lllusv in salt Lake cry. Utah viii sell III
uuh.Ir auction. Co thv highest bidder Tor cash,
An ~ lut mine ul lu block ono 'uI five Acre
Fiat a. HI1 Held survey uycputlug thut
rurtlnn ~ said Dot rsrihtl Boz follows. fn-
~ said lut uluU tI. liluHk onu ll Five Aero
Pat -" I'VE Held surrey. aud running
thun'u North sUrtutN-Hyu '1N feet! thunre
hast uiuo and ONE half usl rudst theuro
south seventy five ti| frut aud thpucs West
nine and one halt niH r1is 90 the place NJ hr-
ginning An situate lying aud helug ln tho
county ~ -uIt lake, stutr ~ Ituh.
IINUA 81 fHTHMMIf#I n.F.r....
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THURBER.
iIAymahing Pioneer Day ut rish Lake
New water Graft.


Thurber, Pluto County July FL
Farmers are all busy making hay and
mendlng bitches Sunday, 10th, we had
heavy thunder storm with hail. which
damaged the wheat crop considerably.
Several OF our young people are pre-
pairing to go TO Fish Lake to celebrate
Pioneer Day. Bishop Mansfield and
family started for the lake on Mon-
day, and l.. Garriok and John white
started on Wednesday In their new
boat with sails set and colors dying.
quite a new sight In Thurbor, being un-
doubleday the first vessel that ever
sailed hence.
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CHARLESTON, CANADA.
New Roller Mln-Aioro workers wanted
on Canal.

special correspondence,
Cardston, Alberta. Canada, July TO-.
The new roller MIL IL now an assured
thing and men are at work on Il and
lumber Is being delivered for It's cree
ton. II. s. Allen and Il. HarlSer are
building II, and there IS no doubt but
what II Will be a profitable invest mont
for them and give an Impetus TO ngrl-
culture here as II viii make "a home
market for the grain and the flour will
mud ready sale Ia the adjoining min
Ing regions,
The magnatea OF tho Alberta Irrlga-
ton company returned 10 I.ethbrldgs
today after "A trip OF inspection over
the canal. The party was composed
Of MIR, Gait Mr.. MaErath, Chief Engineer
Anderson, and others; they think the
work IL not moving fast enough More
men ana teams are wanter, but they
should be Of that class who are not
afraid OF work and are not prone to
home-slckness.
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EIeglnI Sulphur Turkish Both

And Treatment Rooms IN charge Of a
and prescribe for patients needing mod-
teal AID. NJ YOU have Catarrh. byspc7i.
10. hh"MunNHm, nervous TROUBLES or
Kidney Disease. come and be cured
Any Kind Of "a bath you want Massage
Tor both sexes Swimming Lessons for
ladies hy the matrun.
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The Lower Mammoth Mining Cumpluy. % cor.
pnrttIlu location ~ mInUs. IIutr Min.
iug district Julb County. Utah.


Principal place NJ business, salt Lake City
Utah
NOTICE is hereby liyou that 40 o. meeting
~ the directors ~ thv Lower Mammoth Mln-
Ink Company held un Friday, che lDth duy l'
June, tNrN au assessment " o. per share Was
levied uunu thr capital stock tho company.
unyublU b. its secretary at his ufirr ruim ..u
hruur,.s iluIIlIuF ~tIt Lake city ttah. Ice
once and before thu Jist day uf July i-.u.
Any stucA upon which thle assessment nly
Wlll ho delinquent and advertised zoe snIuut
public uuHtluu and unless pHymD1t Is madu
before, WII. br sold on thu 18Th duy uf August
lslp 90 pay thg Delinquent n-sussmuut to-
arthrf With cost ~ advertising and expenses
NJ snIr SAMUlLI. PAUL svfy
go PROGRESS liui.dluE salt Lake CITY, ItHh.
Dated slIt Lake DIty june 10Th lsYi
lIfst publication July lHt, l-u
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tinusd 10 spread until
her head was entirely
covered. She was treated
~ several good docion.
but grew worse, and tho
dreadful disease spread
10 her face She was
taken 70 two celebmtcd
health springs but 70
ceiyed no benefit Many
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CoMNiENDABLE WAY TO RAISE
THE WIND.

unique mode OF raising funds for some
proposed improvements in their and the
Relief Society hni, by constructing
booths or stalls, wherein they dis
pensed rcfreshments OF various kinds
Ia the weary wayfarer, and whore those
who are IN sympathy with this most
noble auxiliary OF the Church might
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PROBATE A. IGUAitnIASsuIr
NOtiOEs.
Consult County Clerk or tho nespec
tive signcrs for Further
Information.


In tho District Court. Probate Division, In
aud iur salt Lake county,
state NJ Utah.
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noUNT PLEASANT.
Enthusiasm on Pioneer Day Y. l.. NJ. J.
A. Enterprise -News Notes.
EpeoIal Correspondence.

Mt. Pleasant. Utah, July 25.-Pioneer
Day was ushercd IN by our brass band
scronading the good people OF this
otherwise quiet city. AT an early hour
Ia the morning. and continuing until
sunrise; Each selection being pune
tuntcd by u vollcy OF small arms and
other more or less noisy demonatra-
lions OF enthusiasm.
The members OF this amateur brass
band deserve much praise for the rapid
advancement they are making under
tho most able leadership OF Mr.. G. o.
Anderson, who is an accomplished
musician and instructor.
Al ten o'clock the people assembled
at the Lattcr-day Saints assembly hail
where a very Interesting program was
rendered, consisting VI music, speeches
and declarations.
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LOGAN.

h'll Arrested for Drunkenness aud
. ''sed with Destroying Property.
'sln per Deseret Telegraph.
peil a.h Cache Co., July 2G.-NeaIy
for az Logan was arrested last night
eharv.u nsennena and Ia now held on a
' q destroying public property.
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patent mgdicines wrtc taken, but without TO-.
suit, until We decided 10 ~ n - s.andbv thf
time the nfst bottle was finished. her head h..
ran 70 heal a d1fnn bottles cured her com.
pletely and lffi her skin perfectly smooth She
II now sixteen oars old, and has a magui fcsnt
growth Of half Nni a sign Of The dreadful
disease has ever returned
~ Z -HoRU.
Goi Lucas Ave. a. Louis, No.
Don't expect local applications Of
soaps and salycs 10 cure Eczema. They
reach only the surface, while the d.
teasc comes from within. Swifts
Specific
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In tho Matter ~ tho Estate NJ Abraham II.
cannon, Decreased.
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Eczema!
The Only Cure.

Eczema il more than skin disease.
and no skin remedies can cure II. The
doctors are unable to effect n cure. and
their mineral mixtures are damaging
20 the most powerful constitution. The
whole trouble Is In the blood. and
Swiits Specific is the only remedy
which can reach such dcep-seatcd blood
diseases
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In the Third judicial District Cnurt. State ~
itah, county NJ salt Lake.

harlow Ferguson, p.aiutiu. Vs. RoAilnc Glib
suuY 90 minor uul I1uus Johnston nor
general guardian. defendants.
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THE DESERET Savings BANK.

DIRECTORS
w, w Ritter. President
Moses Thatcher, Vice President.
Elias A Smith Cashier.
James Sharp, John H. Barnes. John G..
Cutler David Ecclos. a. " Carlson,
George Romncy. JOHN 70 Windcr, -. 10.
Perry, D. H. EldredFc. W. y, James
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NCho Known Stone COMPANY. prlusfp.l
placv"f business -aIt lake Clty, Utah
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pnuy, corporation priuriunI Mac, -
business, Salt Lake city, Utah. tG.atiSn
9i mihins prupgrty, West Tlntlc District
I1uclc County Utah
.,1l l,E j. hereby given that VI ~ meeting
Or ilo Hoard uf Trustees of snid romu4ny
h,Iu July ", l1N. uu assessment % onr-hnil
Ni Nl' cent prr share wis levied uuun fho
,atli.l aitrk ui tho corporation. payable on
~ Winro August -, isW. to Geo NJ Wool.
.''f, lArN ~ ihu company, ut Room S. CIV
my 7iuck upon which this ASSORTMENT may
igWNlh unpaid september pth. i,p VIII 81
HNNNWhtnt uu september 18th. 1904 aud viii
~. advertised iur sale 600 public auction. mud
uu'. lNwcht D. mudu before, will BE- sold
uh vclnn"r llih, i", at is o'clock uuuu 10
l'l W. drHmluout assessment together with
COY W advertising aud expense vi sale
h3 order " Ono Uu1rd OF trustees
.... eLlNNI N, WOOD. Secretary.
u---l ---- LLLn -LL.. LLlM- ImLN M ~
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WORK or MIscREANTs,

some mlscreant entered the manu-
iaelurlng establishment OF John @.
..oluln, and enptled a ix-gallon ket-
e ot worcestershire sauce on the
noor' Mr. Coltrln had placed the sauce
on a table to cool before bottllng, and
nag not been away from his place but
. leW minutes, The officers are search
,ts iof The offenders, and when caught
"'y VIII be severely dealt with.
TO HAVE THEIR ANNUAL OUTING,
Tho tabernacle choir are making ar
rehg'ments TO 90 on their annual sum
s,I outing IN Provo canyon. They
wv NNlt Wnsatch county where n
''''a OF concerts Will be given.
TO LEAVE PROVO.
Roy ]. Edward Klrbyc. pastor OF the
u, ~ church. has resigned 10 accept
s pulpit " the Circle Congregational
'"1leh Of Charleston, S. G.
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PROVO.
Home from ISlondike Work Of Mlsoreants
Choir To Take an outing.


Special Correspondence.
Provo July 25.-Ira w. Kcnward, the
uiorney, and provo's only representa-
Tive 10 the Alaska gold fields, has
returned after Il stay OF over eighteen
Months IN the frozen north. MI. Ken
ward s enjoying good health and re-
lors good time while he was at Gold
hlll district. He stated that only
about ten per cent OF those who went
% Tho klondikc during the rush. struck
u Heh, and 90 per cent are either work
llg AZ some trade or have left the Dig
sings Wages ranged NJ high aa $40
~ day last winter. with meals az
Nl9, but In the spring wages dropped
70 y day. Although MIR. kenward
all not make n stake, he brought out
more than be could have earned, he
avs, at home In the same length or
time