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The Jamesburg record., 1899-07-22
summer Tours 10 the North

For the Summer of 1899 the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company has arranged to-
run two personally-cond tours to
Canada and Northern New York.
The first tour. leaving July %. includes
Niagara Falls, Toronto, Thousand Islands,
Rapids of the ST. Lawrence, Quebec.
Lake st. John. The Saguenay, Mon
treal, Au Sable Cbasm, Lakes ChampIain
and George, Saratoga. and Highlands Of
the Hudson, occupying seventeen days
Round-trip rate, SIPS
The second tour. leaving August IL.
covers the same territory with the excep.
ton of Lake st. John and The Saguenay.
and occupies fourteen days, Round trip
rate, 500.
Each tour will be in charge of one Of
company's tourist agents, ass listed by an
experienced lady as chaperon. whose
especial charge will be unescorted ladies'
The rate covers railway and boat fares
for the entire round trip, parlor car seats.
meals en- route, hotel entertainment,
transfer charges, and carriage hire.
For detailed itinerary, tickets, or any
additional information, address Tourist
Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
1196 Broadway, New York; $50 Fulton
Street. Brooklyn; 7s9 Broad Street, New
ark, N. j.; or Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia
The Jamesburg record., 1899-07-22
FROM THE NORTH !?
The Best Route to Travel is from New
York to Norfolk, Va,
By The Old Dominion Steamers.

The most elegantly fitted boats,
finest staterooms and best meals. The
rate. including meals and staterooms,
is less than you can travel by rail,
and you get rid of the dust and chang
ing cars.
If you want to go South beyond
Norfolk to Southern Pines and Pine
Bluff, the winter health resorts, or to
Vaughan, N. c., the Pennsylvania
Colony Peachland N. c., the New
England Colony Statham, Ca, the
Ohio Colony and headquarters OF the
Union Veterans Southern Settlement,
you can connect with the Seaboard
Air Line. For information as to rates
of travel address w. T. CUILLAU-
DIEU, V. P. and T. NJ, New York.
For information as to farming or
mineral lands, water powers, manu-
featuring sites or winter resorts, rates
of board, rent OF cottages, address
JOHN PATRICK, Chief Industrial
Agent, S. A L., Pine Bluff, N. c.
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Was a Consideration. Patient.
Gloious News

comes from DR.. d. B. Cargile, of Wash
ita, |. T. He writes: -Four bottles of
Electric Bitters has cured Mrs Brewer
of scrofula, which had caused her great
suffering for years. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face, and the
best doctors could give no help; but her
cure is complete and her health is excel
lent" This shows what thousands have
prOved-that Electric Bitters is the best
blood purifier known. It's the supreme
remedy for eczema, letter. salt rheum'
ulcers, bols and running sores. 1t slim
ulates liver. kidneys and bowels. expels
poisons, helps digestion, builds up the
strength. Only so cents. Sold by II. l..
Jaques, Druggist. Guaranteed.
The Jamesburg record., 1899-07-22
81. 90 for the Round Trip to Sea Girt
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park,
and 81 rs to Long Branch.

Commencing July II. and every Wed
nesday and Thursday thereafter, until
August 81, inclusive, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will run an excursion
to Sea Girt. Ocean Grove and Long
Branch. for which tickets will be sold at
the extremely low rate of S1.25 for the
round trip to Long Branch, and 81 90 to
Sea Girt. Ocean Grove and Asbury Park.
Children between five and twelve years
of age half price.
The tickets will be good only on spe-
cial train in each direction on day OF
issue leaving at 9.18 a. m. Wednesdays
and Thursdays at 54 a. M; returning
leave Long Branch at 6.10 p. M, and
Ocean Grove at .25 p. M.
The Jamesburg record., 1899-07-22
Horse Derena. n ,yor.

Dogs and horses generally get on well
together, but the following story from
Manchester proves that in some cases
the friendship is something more than
mere federation of each other. A car
rage horse, accompanied by his stable
companion, a retriever dog, to which
he was exceedingly attached, was drink
ing at trough near the exchange.
While the dog was waiting for his
friend to finish his draught a large
mastiff picked a quarrel with him
which ended in fight. The mastiff, as
may be supposed, had the better of the
battle, and the retriever was severely
bitten. The horse, the moment he heard
his friends cry, broke from the man
who was holding him, hurried to the
rescue, and, after kicking the mastift
across the street, returned to the
trough and finished his drink.
The Jamesburg record., 1899-07-22
Because They Killed sheen

Little four-year-old Flossie was look
ing at picture book and finally said:
Mamma, why do men hunt lions and
tigers?" Because they are cruel and
kill sheep and the poor little innocent
lambs" replied her mother. "Then
why don't they hunt the butchers,
too?" she asked.-Chicago Journal.
Joseph Pierce, who lives on a farm
near Floraville, o., and is 65 years old,
Is the father of 35 children, all living.
family reunion will be held this sum-
mer. 1t will take an extra leaf or two
In the table to seat that bunch of pro-
geny.
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LTANTED-AGENTs FOR GLADSTONE, HIS
w Life and Public Services" by'Thos. w. Hand
ford. wonderful story of glorious career.
Over 500 large, radiant pages. superb rare en-
cravings. Richest, biggest, best and only endorsed
Gladstone book published. Only SI.5o. Com
mission so per cent. Credit given. Freight paid
Outfit free. Drop all trash and clear 5000 month
with the only true and good Gladstone book"
Address THE DOMINION COMPANY, Dept. 60,
352-556 Dearborn street, Chicago.
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Ihe Historical society of Somerville,
Mass, recently had house warming,
ana among the articles exhibited, as
enumerated by local journal, were
communion service, said to be the first
ohe made of silver in America, and
lamp from Pompeii. ''confiscated dur
ing the civil war from the estate OF
wealthy southern gentleman"
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The curious fact that corn, potatoes
and other plants thrive better when
placed in rows running north and
south has now been proved. Planted
thus they obtain more uniform and reg
ular light.
Was conscientious Patient.
"Now, don't fail to take my advice"
said DR.. Pillbox to the sick Mr.. Rafferty,.
"Shure i won't, docthur," Mike re-
piled. Before er afther males ?''-Kan-
sas City Independent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07
PERSONAL.


j. Greenwood ls at the cullen from
American Fork
Geo. whlturbt ls ln town from uing.
ham, tlr De- 90 che cullen.
John NJ calue Dr. of Logan Ig in Che
city spending u few days with Dis i1a
thor
Attorney u. u. U1ulz of Provo is lu
tha city today Tho white House 10 DID,
present abode.
49, ana MH Melbourne Potter nrr
guests of che white ilpur0. Thoy are
from Park city
Vs. g. wilson arrived from the dare
den city This morning and autograph
ut sam Ewlnr's place.
vs.. w. Thompson. accompanied hy
Nn ThumuHuu. came up from LurHkn
today and are domICilod nt ths White
House.
Dr. So ~ johnson o. Hmonr the 1r-
rivals nf thH Kenyon. 10 lH HrUumuuu-
iei by ODE wife They bail from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Thlrty-two Raymond oxcufslonlats
arrived ln salt Lake today FROM the
East and registered 90 the knutHforl.
To-day was spent in visiting around the
cts. aud a. ulp 90 The Lake.
u. A. Carpenter and wife of South
Omaha are guests NJ thr Kenyon fur re-
day ur two. They ore accompanied by
Mu. y. D. Click NJ tho Same place. ana
are on route 10 the coast
Mrs Richard W. Young, vito OF
Major Young De- expected homo from
San Francisco almost any day now.
iiHr many friends win BE- pleased to
learn of r. marked Improvement ln her
hrllth. owing tu th0 retention M the
major in ihn Philippine her trip to
Honolulu has been abandoned zoe the
Str aud Mrs. a. 81 Dlnwoodey loft
yesterday uu u trip tu Yellowstone
Park They wore accompanied by Sir
a. y. kealer The party viii travel hy
team 20 Idaho Fails where they viii
he Joined hy Niles Name Price. who
goes hy rail- tu that point They viii
then journey 90 the park hy Duay stages
and return tO Salt Lake city in two or
three wevkH.
Inquiry at the McCuno residence this
afternoon brought tho answer that Ray
Mctuno, who has reached San Fran
cisco ON hH way home from Europe
whore De- has boon un u mission. Via
the orient, viii probably not arrive Tor
SOME time set, 10 D. expected that Dc
win spend rumo days. ~ not works.
ln Southern California and Arizona
During his mission. and travels. Mr.
McCune acted a. special correspondent
NJ the News"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07
ENCOURAGES HALF HOLIDAY
Important Change In New Law with
Respect to Saturdays business.

The new law. which went into eject
July ist. makes an important change
foo matters pertaining 60 the payment
OF negotiable Instruments iu certain
cases The old law made notes failing
due un "a lggnl holiday payable the pre-
oedlng dny The uow law provides they
shalt %, paid the following business
day Instruments fllur due ou Sntur-
daisy are not payable until tine following
Monday hut should Monday bg u legal
holiday payment cannot Doc demanded
until TucHduy no the last named rule
ui the statute. however, two exceptions
are made. the FIRST of which iH that the
holder uf demand note may at his
option present lt before l9 o'clock Sat.
urduy, tho other exception "a that tho
holder of a bin ~ exchange may pre-
sent 10 for acceptance before " o'clock
saturday.
10 win ho seen from the foregoing
that tho Intention uf tho inv makers
WAS Goo mako saturday afternoon 70
half holiday ut yl' times uUl under am
yIruum tuurrs. poo fHr HH inr payment
ut negotiable Instruments la concerned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07

The survey made last fail by J. II.
Long OF the Southern Pacific had Its
Significance after all. II seems, u ~
said that he obtained a better route
than the survey ~ the Union Pacific
through Meadow Valley wash, Lincoln
county. New. crossing the Santa 70 nt
Ludlow.
The Southern Pacific hnn been work
Ing hard and the purpose IN NloW u 20
head on the Oregon short Line OF Utah
a Pacific In the event that those roads
build Ia Nevada.
The Southern Pacific survey was
hcr " places through 10 connection
complete from the 70, a., ". at 1 NUM-
of the former near ianniug Every
thing IL In readiness and ~ only needs
60 touch the button, Hn 90 speak, and
the work will commence,
In connection with this, the Railroad
Gazette gives this bic of Information Ia
an article headed utah A pucinC.'
'"rho company has laid track 90 With
In I'VE miles ~ McCuuU ON the Utah
state line. The road BE- 10 run from
Milford. Utah. southwest 700 miles TO
McCunc. ana from there u projected
under tho charter OF the Utah, Nevada
a California, southwest $50 miles 60
Los Angeles. tAprll 2sth p. $3.50 a,
W. McCune N Salt Lake city Utah, 10
president. (Oinclul)'
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DIVORCED COUPLE
MARRY AGAIN.
John H. and Ellen Foster Conclude
to Try II Once More.
HUSBAND WENT TO CUBA.
ATTORNEY UsI Van 'ott Took Part Ia
divorce a. wei - the
ncconciiiation.

70 ssomB almost Incredible that %
divorced couple could over become 90
r.lYnDllod t0 each other as 10 rrmafry,
Uut salt Lake city furnishes ut least
one Instance OF hIa kind
The record BOO county clerk punbar'a
office show that on November 18Th
isgs. ELLEN Foster obtained "a decree %
divorce from John I Foster on the
grounds Uf ursrftlln and failure 90
provide ON Saturday morning laHt this
same couple took out marriage
Uoenae. and before shutdown were re-
united Boa the bonds of matrim1ny.
Mr. Foster nut met her twice-made
husband in th. spring % 1890 The
oourtahip was OF short duration, the
g9uplo Eetllng down 20 ihe prh,gea'
things Of llf0 within ok months hltnf-
wards. Two children were born 90 them
ONE of whom iH now eight ana thc other
alK yeats old.
When the var between the United
States and spain broke out Foster
hoe,ird Die couutry'H call for volunteers,
and Hhou'dDriuE hlH gun, made straight
Tor the uunmy'H camp in cuba. 10 was
while The soldier boy was hghunF tho
spuuInriH and Keeping nt bay dread
diseases. Mra. Foster believing ahe hai
been abandoned, obtained the divorce
decree.
Three months ugo Foster returned
drosrrd lu uniform that seldom falls
90 capture the female heart iie called
uu his wife. only 90 md that she was
mo- longer "hIFrn" Explanations were
made. many tears were she'd the old
luvo returned Co the hearts M both. nee
Hultlur, na before stated, IN their rr-
marrying Assistant County Attorney
iily Van Colt. who succeeded ln ODE
tanning tho decree Tor Mrs. Foster. Was
responsible. Co certain extent In
bringing about tho reconciliation and
Announcement
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STATE BANK REPORTS.

Secretary of State Hammond today
sent out notices 90 nll the banking cor
pornuonn IN Utah. except national
banks. calling fof reports M tho conli-
ton Of each bank Tor the three months
ending June JOth a blank form was
also transmitted Ola which the report is
required 90 Dee made out There were
Thirty notices sent out. which when
nlol will not tho state treasury $50,
each bank being required Co remit s.
with CO. report
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NOT GUILTY SAYS THE JURY
Ernest I. Bate Acquitted Of the Charge Of
Arson.
MD Not Take Jurors Long 10 Arrive
alta Conclusion Testimony was
CONFLICTING.

1--WE. the jurors In tho case OF tho
state OF Utah W Ernest n. Bate, mud
the defendant not guilty"
The above verdict was reached ut 5.ij
lnHt evening. after an hours deIlbera-
ton and az $50 the ox-poFymaster Of
Rlyrrton loft the courtroom "a free man.
It was learned today only One ballot
was taken, that being unanimous Tor
nn ncquIttnl The iuryH decision oc-
rlHloucd mo- surprise among those who
had boon IN Attendance nc the trial and
had hpAfi tho evidence. A great deal
Of rho testimony was ~ q uuutrldlC-
tory nature, Hn much au that thU jurors
everyone thought. could d0 Hu other
than 90 ucuult Rate OF the serious
phHrNU
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PADEH'S BITTER ATTACK.
Makes Il, at The Endeayor Meeting, On Con.
gresham Roberts.


Detroit, Mich, July 0.--At the Chris
tlln Endcayor meeting this evening the
Mormon question was treated by the
Rev. W. NJ, padcn " salt Lake city.
who made bitter personal attack upon
Congressman Roberts. Dr, pudou In
sisted that a majority Of the people OF
Utah believe In polygamous marriage.
and beyond doubt such marriages are
stu being contaminated.
lie charged Mt Roberts with being
am especially fragrant type Of pllyra-
mist and asserted that hls election 1s
% luWm1knr had raised an Issue which
Christians We're bound tl meet Hs
closed with eNhortatIUu 20 an Endeny-
orera 90 Join through their congress.
men ln bringing about the dgpUsltI1u
oi utlhH Now congressman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07
CONFERENCE cnANGEs.

The dates set Tor holding the follow
ing stake conferences arc hereby
changed to enable President Snow 10
attend them;
SEWER saturday and Sunday July
10 and &c. postponed from June "a
and 25)
Otahi saturday and Sunday. July
~ ana o. Postponed from July 10 ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07
Making His Regular Monthly In
spoctlon Tour for the R, g. W.
WAS IN CONFERENCE TODAY
noiieysd that Geo. ". HeinU VIII
succeed y. 4, wsdicish "nf'na
col. hodges Visit

Colonel D. G.. Uo1r0. interpretations
and general manager III the Rio Cram.
Western. arrived 900 the city n'i '''n-
Ing ON hls regular monthly trip "l 'n-
spectlon. u BE- not known iu.. h'"
long be- Will remain here bat w'i pi"'-
ably stay longer than usual "N'nt "
the large amount of work being done
II Il thought that during bio present
visit the successor ~ D. a. WalI''in
will be- appointed. IL De- believed lh'i
Mr.. Geo. W. Heintz. who &C. now ACTING
general passenger agent will succeed TO
that position
Colonel Dodge was clpaotrl WIN
Superintendent wolby today and could
mt d. seen. tt.
Whom seen by 70 "NuwH' man lhl'
afternoon IN relation tu tho mll.,i'
Tfnfno Manager Babe1,k uld lh'
matter N selecting Mr WndlelFhs fu'-
crasnr has not been considered sou hhIt
IN the meantime. the office o. pfufi'
Ing very nicely under the dlr.ounh w
Nj. Hointz" After a mnmenth plu !"
Mr. nabcock added; I'VE nrr nIi W.
any hurry about that matter anyway
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07

Colorado Springs, Colo. July In
corporation unp"u uf the '"lpthl'
Springs 4 cripple Creek halfway COM
phny have been filed, ...,.
MI. incorporntofr nre D. W. Gliding
Jr.. D. n. Hurncs. j. H. Mckinney ~.
q. Lunt and D. ~. Woods The capital
stock N the company h i2oooop, all
q this amount 5000 shares OF tlNp
each are 10 be- preferred stock ana l-'-
OOa shares common stock,
It ~ believed the proposed short lnf
between Colorado Springs and Cripple
Creek. for which surveys have he'h
made. viii be built without further de-
lay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07
THE BOOK OF MORMON"

Two lectures by Or. James u.
Taimage; an nccount Of - origin. with
cyidenccn OF its commences and nu-
thentlcity Prepared by appointment.
These lectures are taken from Or.
Tnlmago'H book 'The Articles Of
Fifth" but are presented IN separate
form for tho use OF investigators and
students. Price i0o. For sale by the
Dcsefet News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07

San Francisco. July Precedent ~
y. Rlpiey ~ the Santa Fc Dr. tD ho elect.
ed president N the San Francisco ana
gan joaquin Valley Railroad 40 thH
annual meeting ON July 18th next
Whatever changes are made ~ the
personnel Of the directors and officers
81 the valley road viii b. due 10 the
fact that the Santa fc now owns az or
ia stock and will, on and after July
18Th. assume active charge of all OF the
company'a affairs
one of tho important matters mat
will demand the attention " the dlfec-
tors at the annual meeting ~ the pro-
posed consolidation ~ the several nan
ia Pc properties IN the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07

.Jenson'H Church Chronology. n chron-
1906 10 the close OF 1898. Printed In
new type throughout. In any style
Of binding desired. Prices. St25, 81 b
and 500. The funds derived from IN,
sale OF tho book viii be used FOR tho
erection ~ n now Latter-day Saints
HISTORIANS office In this city. For Hals
ut THE DESEHEr NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07

old folks ana their attendants pulled
out of the Westerns depot ut $40 thls
morning for Geneva.
Vice President HancTofI- GCncI07 Su-
pcrintcudrut Calvin ana SuperIutnnd-
cnt Nouug loft Tor tho south today Go
Inspect tho Utah division.
The new station M tho RIO Gmulo
Western at Park city De- nearing come
pleti0u. 10 o. about l2ONal feet. Hrgyn-
ty.nyu feet viii Dee used COR iruisht and
forty-nyc foot Cor passenger service.
Tho ~ D.. A. rxouuionists continue
60 come, To-day three specials arrived
from the East over the RIO Guula.
The first reached hero ut ~ O'Clock. tnr
second at p.mp and tho last about 4
pm,
General Attorney A. J.. william OF
the Short Line huH gone Go puuII.I|n 10
hold meeting with the resident dIUra-
tors OF the 49, Anthony lime FOR thH uur-
pose VI apprnNlug uf the route nr tue
branch line which has been selected.
George shruuri has been appointed
by General l'relrht Agent B. y. Henry
OF the Rio Uruudr Western 90 succeed
II. II. Lawson uH tive stock agent
For some time Mr. Sh0rHH hI# been
employed hy the llurrs 81 Harris live
stock CuWWIHH.uu hHu"H uf South pm4
hn, ns travelling uEHuI aud NIH "NuuU-
cnco in ME n.W position win D.. familiar
90 him.
Seven Devils Standard TNa railway
company haze made uu arrangement
whereby tho Rocky Mountain T.ip.
phone company and the railway uHm4
pnuy VIII uso thu Same pole. fHr UhUr
wires, The telephone company ma
begun the conjunction ui iie l'uu FROM
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Weber. Sunday and Monday. July
90 and o. Postponed froih july y and
231
Cache. Sunday and Monday Aug
6 and Z. postponed from july ~ anu
40
Hammock: sunday and Monday. Aug
90 and a. Postponed from July 30 ana
+. d. RICHARDS,
JOS. y. SMITH
Committee.
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Mr.. A. n. NOEL Of Ashervillo. Kansas.
says be spent good farm, .foctoring
himself Tor chronic dlnrrhoen but got
mo- relief ana was afraid that he must
die. Tie CHANGED 90 got hold Of bottle
W Chlmborlaln's Collc. Choloru and
plarrhoca Romcdy and was permanent
ly cured by a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07
EsTRAY NOTICE.

ONE RAY MARE ABour4 YEARS ON.
branded ! @ loft hip. also ono bay MARI
about Year. old, iwhito feet, stripe IN face.
" thn above described animals arc not
Clhlmeh ana taken away on or before juno
llth - they viii be- sold AZ D. "a. at city
stray Pound. John q Mattux.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07

And IN accordance with law and an order
N the board u directors made on the 9Th day
M May, A, ID. 1853. ~ many shares of each
parcel OF stock ~ may be- necessary will DO
sold NJ the uilcg ~ the company, room an
Mccormick Block, salt Lake Clty, state %
hour ~ u M, OF said day IN pay dclln-
quuni assessment thereon together with the
costs uf advertising and tho uN peuaO oil sale.
TuOS a. TAYLOR secretary
Room an Mccormick nincl, SAILS Lake oily,
Utah.
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DIIIl.

LUNpQUIsT-At Snowflake. Navajo
Co, Arizona, Peter Carlson Luudquiat.
Deceased was born March i7th. 1893. In
Nora, urchrp Ian. Sweden. and died
juno l5th. 1899, OF pneumonia. He was
% faithful Latter day Saint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-07

Eau claire. Wis. July t.-srofl M
Master Hoy today sold We Wl'gv',.lU
Genital railway 90 The rDurrlnis
zntion committee for t11poUoo. George
Coppen. representing the reorganization
committee, was the only bidder. lu'
deodH viii probably be delivered Wed
un.llN MOTT.
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LOGAN TEMPLE,

Logan Temple will close for removal
tlon and repairs on Friday. July 2lst
and reopen on Monday. September ilh'
1902 NJ. W. MERRILL
President.
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ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.


Following are tod1y's ore ana bullion
r"r.nis ~ reported by the Institutions
below Indicated.
WELLS. FARGO & co.
Silver ana lead orcs.... ...... 80 S00
BAMBERGER q MCMILLAN.
Silver and lead ores. -. ,,.. .sg2 e75
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SOLD FOR S25O,OOO GOLD
Gemanla lead Works Properly In Murray
Changes Hands.


There was filed for record this after
noon deed by which the Gormania
Lead Works company conveys TO the
American smelling aud Refining come
pany the whole Of 90 smelling works
and property. situated IN Murray, the
consideration being $4,000 The cn-
tire amount " land contains within the
nclghborho0d of 90 acres.
when the county board on cqunliza-
ton met iast month r. 70. Jones. man
urar uf the Gcrmaula Lead works. was
Gifted Co appear and show cause why
the property should not DO assessed nt
$500 600 STR Jones thougnt i.0O.o0l
would be- fair valuation ana the board
assessed 10 at $4,000.
on the face OF tho deed there was
$3.50 in revenue stamps. The county
gets Gt.tu Tor recording,
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For sale by u. II nj. 4 49, pi
uIedge q Co., salt Lake Hardware %
ana George A. Lowe, Salt Lake CIV
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rNI,s~


July s-9.i0. Richmond and return,
1910.
July i5-i7-is. Indianapolis and return.
$50 ol.
Company's Office cold stand" 2oi
Main street