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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

Albert Fischbach, of this place,
and Peter Fischbach, of Wayne,
spent Christmas in Cincinnati.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

Mrs. Laura Hill and son James, of
Tacoma, Va, are here visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

Mr.. James Prichard, of Round
Bottom, made the ADVANCE a pay
ing call last Friday.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

Capt. Frank Mott was at home
Christmas from up the line of the
n. x w.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

a protracted meeting will tegin
pit the NJ. +. church next Sun
day. Rev. Hawk, of Central
City, Will assist the pastor-Rev.
F'anker-in conducting the meet
Ings.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

Did you have Merry Christ
mas?"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

Charles Murray, Esq, is one of
our citizens who desires to have
his subscription paid before the be-
ginning of the year 1900.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

Mr.. 6. G. Luther and Henry
Hunt were bunting in the neigh.
borhood of Shoals recently. They
llaughtered large mum Der of rab-
bits and other game while gone.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

The teachers in our public
|chools from a distance have gone
Some to speEd the holidays,
b-wit: Mr.. 3. +. Morse, at Athens,
Shioi Miss Helen Mills, Gallipolis,
ehio; Miss Selma Hermes, Ports
outb, OHIO; Prof. O'Brien, Pom
10y, Ohio; G. B. Bromley, Cass-
lille, w. Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

Mr.. John r. Rite spent Christ
mas with his family here.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

A Happy and Prosperous New
Year TO all oar patrons.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27
LOCAL. NEWS.

sfPatroos OF this paper Will please send
TO this office notices OF their friends visiting
here or elsewhere.-ED.l
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

TO Cure La Grippe in Two Days
! Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE
ABLETs. All druggists refund the
'poney if it fails TO cure. +. w.
PROVES signature on every box.
15c.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

The "week of prayer" (next
week., will be observed at the
Congregational church.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

Mr.. w. f. Partlow came to Ce-
redo to spend his holidays. Bill
IS looking we'll and Washington
evidently agrees with him. He
las a lucrative position in the War
Department.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

HE Louisville Courier Journal
which fought Bryan and Supported
q 'ebri, if inconsistent is certainly
gifted with the spirit of prophecy.
When the latc De nocrlic canJ.
date for Governor Of Kentucky was
forcing his Infamous election bin
through the Legislature that paper
IN speaking of it said: This meas
ure with which Goebel has linked
ms name is of sweeping vicious.
ness aud of far reaching evil. 1t is
only question Of time. and OF a
very short time, when all concern.
ed IN us passage will be running
TO cover from the wrath of an out
ragged people" And their dav of
wrath came sooner than expected
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

We had a '.wh;te Christmas" after
FALL.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

HE December New Lippin-
colt breathes the Christmas spirit
throughout. The complete novel by
Ernest Rhys in the December New
LlppIncott, under the striking title
OF The Whistling Maid" is 70.
nance of rushing interest and weird
beauty surprising anything yet
achieved by writer of far.r"aching
tame. 1t exhales tive very breath of
the Welsh land in which the scene
laid, and brings back the charm
OF love and martial glory which
characterized the days of Celtic
knighthood.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

i DIED. Mrs. M. +. Waring,
pother-in-law of Mr.. Workman,
b has a position with the J. Fl.
pllender Lumber Coz died Of
resumption last Thursday and
s buried in Browns Hill Gene
~ Friday, after a funeral ser
pa preached by Rev. George
dsby in the Congregational
hrch. She was a mem Der of
se Second Congregational church,
Terrehaute, Ind.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-12-27

The revival that has attracted so
tuch attention and that has been in
gogress for nearly a month at the
aptist church, closed Thursday
Rght last. There were 81 additions
the church membership, and ~
derwent baptism. The meeting
Is successful one in all respects
speaks we'll for the good work
is being done by Revs. Akers
q Caudle as servants Of the Lord.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-29
now NE STRUCK FOR A RAISE.

'Air. Hopper" the young man Hald
az he walked into the Office OK the
head OF the nrm. n have come TO you
this morning to speak about a niue
matter that u troubling mo good deaf
or course 1 can't expect you 60 take
much Interest IN my personal uualiH'
but still / know you always want 10 do
tho best you can for your employees,
and 100 4 have made bold 20 bonner
you"
That's right. my boy, that's right"
replied tho old gentleman, who was IN
an unnhlo mood. I'm EIud you came
In. 1 always like TO keep iu touch
with everybody In the establishment
"WUu, sir" SIR. CullUUlglEh resumed,
ITO come at once 20 the p0nLt-I love
q young lady and have reasons for bee
lloylug that she returns my uunctiun,
I would like g. get married. but don't
feel uH " l cot Ia unord 10 do 30 on my
present salay.'
"Nlnscnro' Nonsensol" declared The
smiling cepualmL Go nhcat' Marty
her! n ahG's worthy vf yUu your
salary viii b. rlonty big enough. Why,
whom I was ma tried my income wasn't
half aH large AS yours. 80, Hir. not
half. / don't want you TO understand
that / fan 90 appreciate your services,
but / don't See how 1 can pay you any
more money Just now. After awhile
% may be possible 90 give you "a raise.
but, uH I said before, don't stop ON uc-
count OF your salary. II isn't a young
mans money that a girl should cone
slider OF course he ought 20 have an
Income. but Il needn't be a big one.
You have enough 10 support two people
very nicely Any good girl ought to
be satisfied with H."
hut her pnrvntg---'
III they are sensible" the old gcn-
tlemun Interrupted, they Will take the
same view % a."
"Ah," said the happy lover. II am
Glad To- hear you cay so. The fact h..
Mr Hooper. that your daughter Lydia
and 1 have had an understanding. and
I Intended before 1 got through 10 ask
FOR your consent TO our marriage. 1
suppose / may consider that we have
itG'
Az the door OF the private Office closed
the unhappy merchant put his head on
his desk and sobhcd.
"Oh. gosh. how ia like 10 be tho leo
man Tor about n minutci"-Chicngo
TimcH-liornld.
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WHERE THINGS ARE TIED DOWN.

one ~ the hotels or boarding houses
devoted exclusively 90 the reception OF
women and conducted under Chris
tian auspices iH always somewhat SUR
prlalng to visitors owing 10 precautions
taken TO protect the Bibles from rst-
tins out 90 the house. They arc chuiu-
ed and cannot be- taken more than o.
faw feet from the wall curious nH
such precautions may rcem in such "a
place. they uru oven more HurrrlHlnE
ln The waiting % the most fnsh-
i9nuhle restaurant in Ncw YORK. There
both comb and brush. In spite o. tho
presence of two attendants. are auilN
chained 90 the dressing table in order
that some of the fnHhl0n1bly dressed
women who SO into The place may not
be tempted to depart in feluuluus pos
session uf either uf these articles, which
usually show plailly enough tho vn,niH
of wear and tear. a guest ul another
equally expensive N not ro fashionable
place complained that "a comb there
had beou broken FOR some time. II
broke % myself ON Christmas cNH' ne
HHIu "anI therefore I know how long
10 has haou In that condition. Tho
man lu charge made no attempt 90 uony
tho charge. "Thlt o. the only reason
$50 have boon able Co Keep 10 there D.
said IN lt had been whole somebody
would have taken II long nEu' one
comb % day ia tho regular allowance
horo. We never expect under ordinary
circumstances that one VIII last any
longer. Sometimes the brushes go Just
aH rapidiy. although % " more difficult
90 carry them OF. They only remain
hero when. like that comb. thoy are NOT
worth carrying on. I ii., elas. OF I nv
weli.drrHsod ones are Just aH Uh'ly 20
carry them IN no tho others hrc' 20
Washington star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-29
DEsERET EVENING NEWS, THURSDAY, JUNE 90, 1899.

plctcd tho program. Mr. John johnson
is marshal of the day and master 90
ceremonies. Sit. ivtrzta o. She orator
The usual rllutiug and unfolding Of
The Stars and stripes at d0ynteah The
feature of the day VIII ba the chile
dfcns parade 1t $3.50 o.. m. in which
Miss Prime Hansen viii appear ua the
goodies of liberty Miss Sine johnson
VIII represent Utah and Miss Libbie
Sylvester viii represent Cuba.
An entertainment VIII De- give Ht 20
"a. m. IN the new Opera House. IN the
afternoon will be all Kinds of sport. "a
chlldrens dance and baseball ia the
evening a prize dance. which viii wind
up the greatest celebration ever Wit
messed in Elalnure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-29

"Why ~ thoro always o. bird on silver
money, Mr., nrowng' Merely a. gentle
reminder ~ how money flica."
Il was an Irish surgeon who re-
marked that "the man who has lost
hiH finger makes more noise about 10
than the mum who has lost his head"
'You don't seem 10 have much To
Fny about domestic affairs" You are
mistaken, Hlr. / have a good dcnl 90
say, but ] mover got chance 90 say
10; - have ro1d that In the begin.
ming II was woman who owned the
trousers" "sho; "Aud now Hhe owns
the man who owns the trousers"
"Now Miss Ethel remember you
promised 20 answer truthfully any
question I might AK you" "YoH"
"liow many birthdays have you hli''
conc
Miss Gushlngton 90 young widow
whose husband hos left q large for
tunol. "rhnt is the fourteenth mourn.
Ing costume I have seen YOU wear in
three days. ana each loyeller and
moro becoming than the other" Young
Widow: ooh, my dear ! have i0' But
such bother they We're 90 have made
A. one time I almost wished that poor
dear Samuel hadn't dlod"
"Now. boys. I have a fcw questions
IN fractions TO ask HnId the teacher
suppose 1 have piece OF hHUfstealt
and cut q into lG Pieces whit would
those pieces ha utllrH" "SivtonuthH. 90
answered one boy after modltltlnE a
moment every good. And when IA"
HixtconthH were cut iu hnlf what would
they bcT' There was silence in the
.Ha Cd HIHHHH M
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NEPHI.
spur Of saupete valley u. a. Completed "a
nrown stone Quarry.

Special Correspondence.
Nophi, Junb CO.. June 21.-lnslgnin-
cant ln length but important ia busi-
moss results. o. the spur o. tho Sun-
poto Valley Railroad Just completed;
IL o. but Nix and throo-fourths miles i'm
lpngth. vending lt8 way from the forks
of salt Creek Canyon nurthWurd
through r. picturesque canyon. Hkirtlng
the east side 90 the grand Hnnwscuppod
Ait. Npbn FROM the end of the track
the ttamwny will run mp an incline 60
tho Ncha brown stone qunrrloH. three
flurths ~ milo. The tram cars VIII
be operated by q cable, tho loaded car.
puiiinr up the empty ones. A carload
OF this beautiful brown stone was
pnlpped 20 Montana yesterday
The passenger service of tho S1npotc
limo ~ very announcement The -. :. l..
train arrives here az y. M and pas
Forrcrs Tor snnpote must lay over for
rlxteon hours-uutl noon the next
day.
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LOGAN.
Threatened Drouih EquaiiginE Tate.
Create. Dissatisfaction " eddinEs.

Threatened nrnuthH lquallfinE lahea
Create. Dissstisfaetion--w eddinEa.
Special Correspondence.
Logan June g3.-Eldcr Alma Williams.
who loft hl4 homo DO liyrum two years
ago, 60 perform o. mission On Great Brit
ain. returned today after having cone
oiudcd q HuccoHHful and enjoyable mia-
sion, Elder Williams was slightly in-
iurod IN tho railroad wreck which oc-
CURED on Saturday Just this side u
Kansas city
Farmers throughout the county arc
complaining Of the excessively hot and
dry weather. which o. .Hrurchlng thH
dry land grain pretty badly. Unless
we have rain before long, there VIII ho
a biz falling on In the grain crop OF tho
county.
Tho county board NJ equalization
completed ita lub1u Last night in-
crcasca made IN the valuation NJ mcr-
chnudisc carried by Logan business
mon. yesterday, amounted 20 N0.g0N.
There ~ much rehabilitation here over
tho high valuation placed upon Logan
farming and city property nh compared
with property elsewhere Ia the county,
LICENSED TO WED.
The following named persons OBJ
tniucd marriage licenses tnduyi GcprEe
Macarthur and Mary y. Birch. both ~
Wilt0rd. Idaho; John WUlmore ana
Florence J. Wiidiaon. both Of Island
ward. Idaho. Franklin Pccora and
JennStto Porcngon, both Of Ooorgo-
town. Idaho: John W. Hendricks, ~
Richmond. and Amanda Nation, on
I.orun: Lafayette Grover, and Elton
Parkinson. both OF Grover J. NJ,
Larsen. OF Newton. and Agnes VI. Cod
frey OF Charleston.
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GEORGETOWN.
Oldest subscriber aud Agent Of the nes
cret Nows,

Georgetown, Utah. June 21.--Air Snth
johnson ~ this place has q record, ns
d continuous subscriber OF the 'Nc"h'
which would be hard 10 oNceU, II would
BE- interesting to learn through the
News" whether anyone else can equal
o. lie began subscribing in juno,
1859. and has continued regularly ever
f4re. Tie has been uu agent 90 tho
"Ncws" for more than % years. ana
duunE TINT time has sgut in o. large
.tim 10 tho homo office. receiving lu
nav during tho early timcH wheat hour,
m6llFHea. cotton. dried fruit etc, STR,
johnson ls always up 10 date with tho
"NpwF" accounts IN his town ana o.
a valuable representative OF th' paper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-29

Nutlro r. hereby given that NJ meeting Of
thu Hoard uf Directors III tho ualOnn Mine,
held ln saturday. tho 18th day ~ June, ispq.
uu ussusauuut 81 i've lal cuuts per shnru was
levied mon tho capital stuck N the company,
payable 90 its secretary, az bis nnico 81 Pro-
gTysa Block, salt lake city, Utah, 40 once,
uul lufurr The uth day ~ July. tsN. Any
siHH'It Uuuu which this assessment may remain
unpaid 600 thu Ith day ~ July. tsH, will DO
delinquent, and advertised Tor sails az public
uuH. Boo. aud InIuss payment " made before,
will lu sIIu uu Che luth duY ~ August. 1si1 10
nav thu uHIIulurut assessment. together with
FL. g. ~ udvpTtltlu- ami expenses uf sale.
~NhlAL =. PAUL, Secretary
gao Progress ll.urs, SAT- Lake CITY, Utah.
UitHt salt iltu city, a 1ur l0th lsll,
ilni publication, Jane tUth t-11
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An Excellcnt Comblnntion.

The pleasant method and beneficial
ELECTS Of the well known remedy,
SYHur oF Efas, manufactured hy the
CALIFORNIA ftg SYHUr Co., Illustrate
the value ~ obtaining The liquid laxn-
tive principles Of plants known 90 De-
incidentally laxative and presenting
them Ia the form most refreshing 90 the
taste aud acceptable 30 the 'ystcm. II
Is the one perfect strengthening laN..
tive, cleansing the system cnccunllv.
disppllinr colds, headaches aud fcvcfs
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome hnb.tual constipation per.
maucntly It's perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality aud sub.
stance, aud rs acting ON the Kidneys
liver and bowels without weakening
or Irritating them, make Il thCiioal
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing nrs
are used, ns they are pleasant tp the
taste, but the medicinal qualities 81 the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic pluuta. ly method
known 20 the CAttruHNiA Flo SYurr
Co. only. ~ order 20 set iig beneficial
effects and 60 avoid limitations. please
remember the full name OF the COMPANY
printed on the front ~ every package
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAT
LOufAvtLLE Ky NEw York n r.
For sale BY an Druggiaa.-pfioc slo. per bottle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-29

Some oisht years ngo John Word
worth Of spfmFviile ZEN upon un az
which severed the solstlc nerve % his
HHht lex. causing % Co be partly par
allied. and lu the last year tho Injured
limb commenced 90 draw up.Au Cf-
forts WA some tlmc ago made tp TO-
unite the nerve chord. but the opera
ton was not successful and prA ltOhl-
son and Pike went over Tuesday and
nmputntcd the foot about two Inches
above the ankle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-29

Highland Copper Mining Co, principal place
" business salt Lake CITY. Utah.

NOTICE d. hereby given that nt a meeting
NJ the Hoard NJ Directors II tho Highland
tnppgr Mining Company, held AZ salt Lake
tlNt tab. on tho eNth day uf May, ts1l an
assessment ~ unC-hnf cent per share was
lUYiri upon Hll the outstanding certificates %
capital htn1l ~ Tho corporation, payable lm-
WUulutrlN tu tho Secretary ~ the Uonnuuy
nt hIs office Rooms gii and $40 Mccormick
Kiosk. salt Lake city, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
rtmnln unpaid ON tho ist day q July, isp.
public auction, and unless Payment II made
before will De- sold nc the uillen u tho cum-
pnuy, uu tho .,ih day ~ July. i-Y1 NJ O'Clock
futhur WIN tho cost uf advertising and o1-
VIZ. WELLS, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-29

unIco M ho ualri 0f Public Works. Room
900 tity Han snll Lake City,
june -lth, 1907.

SCALED proposals Rll ben resolved az this
ouIHu until ~ urllHk %. m. M Monday, July
lNfl, fUr tNH work ~ constructing Il nine
ruErr uu tuH raHtor NJ 81" street botWean
south lE wu.n ull First 0trroti. and IN tirst
uluue Iu tuu Dlty luglucUr's nnlcD
Instructions tu hdlUuh, together with spe-
rlHrutiuus and flrus for contract aud
bind can hr ult1lupi upon application at ths
ufiHuu l thu Board.
Tho right ls reserved 20 reject any aud all
ulds ny order NJ tho Hoard W Public NurllA
T. q, KELSEY, Chairman.
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Crdltnrs will present claims with vouchers
20 the undersigned az the law office ~ Nud.
dell 4 Adams Mccormick tiuiidinr. salt Lake
lly, Utah. on nr byfofu the e!nd day u
october 4. ~ 10
FLLEN W. JACKSON,
ENrrutrlN uf the Estate uflOuurFu Robert n
GaThvtt. Decreased.
Wnddoll a Adams Attorneys Tor Estate
Date ~ IRE publication June End, a. ID.
Iafu
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PROVO.
Court Case.-Lehi Wants Her Houndar
Curtalied CITY school Teachers,

Court Case.-Leh Wants Her iIoundarie
CuTtAIled CITY school Teachers
Special Correspondence.
Provo. June 2s-Tho following bust
ncss was transacted In the Fourth dis
trict court, before Judge Booth:
In the case of cynthia l. Sharp W
John ~. sharp, plaintiff was awarded
a decree OF divorce by default No
nllmony was asked Tor.
In tho estate OF William Fnusctt. de-
ceased. anal account accepted and dis
In the estate Of Robert Edwards. de-
ceased; july 22nd ret FOR hearing petit
ton 10 htt aside the homestead for the
use Of widow.
In the estate Of Thomas Collins, de-
ceased; Il was ordered that the adj
miniauatrix'a official bond be reduced
from 5000 60 $1,000,
In the case or Ellen w Nichols Va
F0uthworth Brothers Mercantile COM
puny. demurrer heretofore heard over
ruled ANA defendant given TO July Sth
90 illr answer.
2ai citizens NJ tehi TO restrict tho corr
pornte limits NJ tho city, II appearing
that 70 I1 "a proper cnfn. the court Or
derod that u summons be served ON
the SAID city, the same us IN clvu
action
Ia the faiNlN OF EhfuNtl AkuNNf NNH
ceased. hearing " final account ana
petition for distribution SGT Tor July
22nd.
fees nlall be collected by tho clerk IN
probate cases iiled prior 90 the going
into eject ~ the laws of 1899 relative
90 reporters fees.
In respect TO the memory Of the late
william Strung. the court adjourned
until Thursday at - me- In order that
tho Judge and court officers might att
tend the funeral Of the late police
man.
TIE CITY's ASSESSED YALUA-
TION.
county Auditor Hnvercamp has nled
with tlic city recorder a copy uf the
property nsscHHed ln the city ana on
which basis the council VIII make the
levy for the ensuing year.
rh0 total valuation OF Provo prnper-
IS FOR the year 1893 ~ aH follows Provo
city. 81 $4,000; Provo, outside ylll6l0;
total, fi2G,22o.
This total does not include any waltz
ntiona given hy the state holrd N
Capitalization upon the railroad and oih-
or corpoptions. which. IN 1888 were
fi0O $50 Tho nHsea40r'H valuation Or
Provo city property Tor tho year 1925
was 81 7e1. ts3, showing q decrease Or
about 100000,
NEXT YEARS TEACHERS.
The board NJ education has appointed
the city teachers for the ensuing year
al the monthly salaries Hpecihedi
Parker-W g. Rawlings. city super
intendent and principal ny por month l,,,,
George Powolaon, $50; Nilate Elliott
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-29

Tho petition NJ Isabella y Armstrong and
William D. Armstrong, praying fur tho adj
mission tn Probate ~ n certain dnrumenI
pufpHtlug GO ho thO last will aud testament
~ francis Armstrong. decreased. and for tho
granting ~ letters iu.tniurutnry 20 said patti
tlnurrs hos ioyu sui Tor hearing on saturday.
the 9TH day NJ July, 4. u. i-fu nt pfn o'clolt
o. o.. NJ thg County Court House, Ia the CONT
ruuW NJ snil tuuft. ln salt Lake CIV salt
Lake County Utah.
Witness the clerk ~ said court
lsrAtal with the seal ihurtuf unlxed
This 9Th DAY ~ June a. ~ l.lq.
nANlnC uINtlAM clerk.
ny T. q. HIEDAt.i4 Deputy Clerk
Dung & Moyl e. Attorneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-29

UTAH SUGAR rO.arho Hoard " Dircr-
inr " thv Tab sugar Company has this day
declared dividend 80. mot ~ Der cent on
thN capital Stock ~ Tho Company, payable on
june %. ir1 90 siurhhu.u'rs ~ rpruri on
june - i-1 The transfer hnuks " the CONE
uury ullI hv closed un june -. isin, az d pm.
uul rUI uUuuu June HI ts'u ut um.
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-29

Aurora Mining and Milling Company. score
tary'a office salt Lake city.
NuItDf There AFRO delinquent on tho fol-
lowing described stock uu account OF nssass-
u,ut NN H levied uu the 9Th day ~ ApriL
lsII thH several amounts sUt opposite tho
usm,s uf tho respective shareholders AZ fol-
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OUR OWN STATE.

$40. Josephine u. Kellogg. $40; J. ID.
Walton. $50. Pearl SNOW. sl5; Mrs.
SIS.
Macger--I. H. Jensen. principal. tis:
Ethel Pratt $50. Mary Nuttal. $50. Fi-
ia klrkwoud, $685.
Frank'ln-s. NJ Eggertscn. Jr. prin-
cipnl iGa. ~. !. Bushman, $50. Sadie
bullock. $3.50; Belle Watson, il5.
$50
Timpanoeoa-A. G. sorcssn. prlnel-
pal. 600; n. r. Wilson. $50. Josephine
Thatcher go
lincoln-Iohn Footo. $50.
IIsc-hda John, SO.
Mountains. H. Jones, $40.
Music Instructor Prof j. H. Bosh-
ard, $50.
The substitute teachers nre Minnie
L. Thomas ANA Flora Maibcn.
PAID THEIR FINES.
Nols Markham. who was adJudrei
guilty II lllegally having trout in hls
Possession, was, by Justice klnc, fined
William J.. silver came before Jus
lice Moon FOR sentence today having
been proven guilty of assault and baf-
terry ON Alvin Peterson and wuH nH-
soasrd $40. with which 90 pay tho two
witnesses of the prosecution.
WEDDING BELLS
clerk Hnyov1mp has issued tho fol-
lowing marriage llcensoai John poarcH,
A.. and cynthia l.. sharp. IN, both %
Provo; Paul Ludlow. %, N benjamin.
ana Aidis lewis. o. OF spanish Fork
MrH, sharp yesterday secured divorce
from her husband who ia living la the
South.