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FlLLrlORE.
Further Details of the Iifc aud Character
OF the late Mrs, Robson.

Special Correspondence.
Fillmore. sept g-MW. BIRD Robe
con writes tho "NrwH" usl.ug that "a
correction De- mldc in the itom pr,-
Nluusly published REGARDING the death
Of Mrs. Lucrytu Robson. She Gays
the deceased lady had not lost the usr
Of her mental faculties but wua like
many " not all very aged people urp
forgutful ~ the present. To- come ,X-
tent, her mind going back 90 childhood
ANA youth, and dwelling on ryrutg OF
long ago, She adds.
LuCretin Hancock Robson wla the
daughter ul Lucretn Proctor and Benz
Jlmin Hancock, She was born Aug.
gath, 1907, len Shrewsbury. Vermont.
Moved from Vermont TO New York boz
ISIS. Was married 90 Joseph Robson
Feb, 9th, 1899, Both Joined the Church
In lSN, Started 10 Nauyoo, but hear.
Ing OF the death OF Joseph Smith. they
Utopped az small town, called Crete.
In Illinois They started tn Utah in
April, 1854, arriving her" in July of tho
same year Game direct 20 Fillmore.
lived seven years in tho old fort fortod
up 60 defend themselves from attacks
by the indiana Her husband died
June 3rd, 1865, leaving her widow Tor
thlrty-one ycars.
"Grandma" Robson. as she was
Familiarity called was O. strong Uhuug-
ter ana inherited Independence. urm-
ness, determination and patience 90 uH
great an extent nH John Hancock, che
siguer OF the Declaration OF ludcpvud-
encc). 20 whom she was closely related.
She kept the Word OF Wisdom from the
time that she first heard NJ %. and
would have helped throw the tea over.
board uH readily us did her ancestor.
She was the mother Of thirteen chill
drcn, nine sons and four daughters
Seven have preceded her 90 the spirit
world. She was also grandmother 10
soyenty-onc, great grandmother 90
ninety. and -grcat-grandmother to
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ASSIGNMENT OF TEACHERS
s.,.,J District Court Opened Yesterday -
Array Of Cases.
p,.lne.. OF County nix Damage sui
--uarriaaes queen Of the Pair
Death of Mrs. q. nelnap'

The regular meeting Of the county
..,mlsrionors was held In the court
s,ass yesterday with an members pre-
sat-
commissioner skcon reported his bav-
.-s made a visit of inspection TO the
- weat " the city limits 10 Wilson
N.frirt. and found the road 20 be In
- Il condition that the Hprlnkllng OF
Il. t4ma would not materially benefit
q Us also reported that the road to
r. slrur House would De ready Tor
-. Iu about i've days.
communication was received from
~ d. wilson stating, owing 90 the cool
y5sthst be- had found II necessary 10
80 ho Hermitage. MS "A summer rcs
"a one month earlier than usual, aud
/. therefore asked that &lI3J, amount
n unrxplfUd liquor license be refunded.
REQUEST Ernntcd.
FIN application Of Geo. l.. Corey, sr,
a. REGISTRAR ~ the Nineteenth precinct
gss revived and ordered filcd.
walter Kighcy applied FOR the position
as registrar 90 the Eighteenth precinct
Ii vas also ordered nlUd.
Commissioner Smith recommended
mai d qult claim decd be- issued to "a.
II p.srta. Tor certain real estate upon
ha laylnr iLil. II was Hu ordered.
ma DAMAGE SUIT.
suit was yesterday nlvd In the Second
district court by John 4. ilili. na guar
ian ai utUm ~ Henry A. Hlll. IT,.
araInu the southern pncinc Railroad
company Cor 5000 damages alleged 20
b. luf thU said Henry iiill because ~
Hjau received while IA the employ of
tf al company The complaint ale
.sFa that Hn August an. ists. the plniu-
IN vac in the employ Uf the Southern
raafe company aH % car rcpairor aud
while NO work under "a box ear which
vac uIHed un Jacks. imperfortly Cun-
sirf0l. the ear tell from the Jacks.
breaking tho plaintiffs leg and fgIuruF
h.u Otherwise bodily 90 such an extent
That BE- bias never been able since to
ll any work. ana that the injuries are
70 such o. nature hD VIII never recover
ufslnuy 90 DO manual labor AGAIN.
Its defendant also asks fur $50 Co pay
Or surgical and medical aid rendered
h.m tlr thU said Injuries.
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FARMINGToN
Davis County nusiness Transacted by
Commissioners Yesterday.

Special Correspondence
Pennington. Davis Go. Sept 5-Ths
county commissioners ~ Davis county
met in regular session to-day
Charles Burton and fourteen other
taxpayers ~ Conteryillo presented %
petition asking 20 have the street prHH.
ed ln Ccntorvillo townahIr. Hul ruu.
nirr curt from highway $50. q between
blocks ad "a q ana 20. 10 HuI 10 Uu.
forrrd to Commlssinnor iioIUrauE to- lu.
VVHtEate and report
The bids for painting Coo DytHrIar of
the court house were ouvurI uuI .uuaIl-
cred. The bids were uH follows.
ilusf0fd a Ross. Dee. off HUIurrfl
springs 500. NJ. H Crockett. U.untI.
ful, tli2. Eugene y Darling FIfm.
ingtUu. fiDG. liyh.r tuI.H EfnuHHf.u.
S2ig. John u. Coles, SyrH.uH.. II.H
Tho contract was accordingly award.
cd. tho work and tIm. uI ..mu.UfI.u
th,ruG extended from s.UtUmH.# utb
CO. october 18th.
The usual monthly approximation.
were made. ana iu addition W.rtu $40
were appropriated tUWlUI# lHu UIrHt
expenses uf Mrs Mayllu HuI Nr Mat.
thoWn NJ kuyaville. lUUIu.ufH.
To nil existing vacnnrIHa iha follow.
Ing were appointed REGISTRATION HEUufr.
George H. Coomhs. Pennington. an.
ttict No. d. ". J. Sheffield. Dr.. kayH.
Vile. district No 2.
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SoTICE oT sNLE ~ mat ESTATE
Al PRIVATE SALE,


Tho undersigned WIN self no private sale IN
or HffHr fUr lslf dIy ut september. lslN, tho
hluHluE Hul tu-NIt. Commencing $50
gutIus north IUu south 10 degrees west, NJ
lIuas fruW thu aHutNrtst ruruur NJ the south-
UUsI quarter ~ section 81 township . south
thence south 20 uuHrHHH west 4Ui chains.
thuurH north go chains, thence east O. ~
chains, ihUuru south Do degrees u minutes
uBst vi links thence suutn o. degrees cast a.
point uurfh % degrees vest i.iO chains from
tHp place NJ beginning, thence south Z de-
rrUus east and 900 chains 90 place ~ begin
ming lul wilton llls VIII hv fc'clycl 40
tHr un."H of stewart IS stew art. 80 and 800
NH1Ur.IH. u.uHh. ~Ir Take CITY ttuht
urmsuf .IIu IHUur cont st cato " salu and
balance upon confirmation nj alInl
81 A. Casio
Administrator % thu estate % William
Casio. f|r".H.HI
Dated september Nfu. l-|I.
Stewart & stewart Attorneys
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lu the District Court Probate Division. ia
ana Coz salt Lake County state % Utah
lu thn matter ~ che estate 81 Elizabeth
AwrlUy, Deceased.
Tho petition M James pelcurk. udmlnis-
traitor Hf tNv estate NJ Elizabeth Nrarlry,
decreased praying flr the settlement uf Hutl
account NJ sllI administrator aud Tor tho die
tfINHfl"u uf iHu residue uf said estate 30 thH
persons quilted. hts uHru srt Tor hearing uu
saturday tUr lNfh day NJ -uutrmHrE Is. 10.
ls.n. uf H.n urInTA u uI.t ut tNU County a. UT
HOUSE. 100 tuv ruurt ruw NJ said court. lu salt
Lake tlfNs ruit Lake county. Utah.
Witness Che tlrfk NJ said tIuft with tho
laIAtI seal thrHuuf affixed. this ist day N
september IS o.. t-.Y
DAVID e.. DUNBAR, Clerk.
~ GruUUI D. NAN. uruutY CLERK.
~rINAur q -tTWAuI Attorney.
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two. She was gentle. loving mother.
tfuo and generous friend. aud chnrl-
mhle 90 g fault She loved little chill.
fhc could not see them playing around
SHE was also devotional mud while
modest and unnsaumlug admired thH
talents and cioquonco of others. tu
ONE nj hur lost nights ou earth aha ok.
pressed The wish fu attend meeting once
more saying 10 had been so long since
HhH WuH 1hlo 90 go.
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.NvIltl lshorply glvrn tHat la pBrs1ape.
o.il, til.f 90 sale mIuu aud entered IN
t.i"' Ivy. IuIgc W fhu rhIrd judicial NJ
,HN l.1AH. 600 thn lIth day "a AGg4st 4 h
1 l1 iHr mutrruf tls ,.ist.. ~ $780,. y. ~
o. csannr !c..1.ai. ne aadS o iNg'ifn TX
auction .UHI#.t .' .Il'r.., To-, .i IN p1 ,..e
Il' iN.INWlHs described fUlI 4.fsfr. tg.aIt'F
..'n1 hIulrifbs lLm silIn. 40
.'N 700. r." I.UNH north fHHII fI., t....t
."...f NI POO. IfnVuHfuuuffUr I.sI ID -a. Ion
f '. InHuah'u ono .I south n
ia. north uIHu.,.u aud ffff Ign.
..lIus. thence Ui-t aaftu aud
.t .'l'i,I a." chains. tHtucU south
. UfH hIulrltHs uHaU chalusi
- ',l ..'rI Nnu eighty huuurths L ~
NiI'. NN ulA". 20 .HsIuuIus. situate In sane
A,.' I''I.' i4h t......
III. 'nim iAr, addition t1 Ogion City.
ti' t.,... l .Ing ". bn 49,. eleven
,is.,Iall.' -'l.hi T.. Nc.s,n Park Addition %
u.A az . aat', ',, g'g.h'it ~ q part OF
~. f Niil.r NtN DO ~H.tI1u uIuU-
y M "a, ~ ~ h,rtA hluso two
s.n9.us t9lry 9nl tary 9undrciiIs SO
s D5ga., ~. ~. ,4a.g. IS. 'rlm D., nuunast
,1h8iin 'n 5 ~, aal l'y lggarills ,llag
.N,ngg in i.' said river ol,t aui nnrihasti6
pIn' 20 &C. 'rl eighty huHlwitI. H ID
,. ~. 20 IIi N. nHf.nu'ufi Iuruer
TO- g.aeu q .,..na.ns situate b. W,igr
'oinI llh
,.,,i. ...t,., N. ,'.ll hlIi lIuf tgo north
~ i"'ia .InI -U i'uI iufvH UI Township
Nv. N'l. hHhs. Hu. l| west ~ salt tlku
ll.iit =. 2. survey situate lu Weber
l''t w. Wv.
nHIiN Dolly Hf section ONE Job nnu fIf f.Ilfh
~. .eN,Ih., ..'o4tc'u ll siun 10 lilnsu rIrlt
III NIl.,J l's' i.'rdl!!u .u ihy tpunty
'iil.l D., rsontl prup,Hy, to-uit.
b., w. .Ni W 'lts7 Hs'in ~ thU 'annon
,.NI, 200 vtl'n iah.
n.y. a.Ns 'Vnplny.
.-ai ' gi.lllly .,....,..,...
Ns1r GOO Mining COMPANY
.''..', ~. ~ lh' capital aioaA ~ TIE Utah
.I... plNl.
uTus tanian, 'I'''' '''."' ''''' 'l'l'
h.ll.H NI iIN capital stock ~ Che salt
,.'. 'NI ~. lilN
as go, n.',,, Observation-Disclosures,
49, AI'a NI ih" capital Hiu'A ~ tho Mana
''.h .... .'n..nrhg! .......
sIai tH. capital stock NJ the -u-
~ .Il. gNplnN.
II-.. HuINs % tuu capital sioux ~ the
'T..,f .H.yu Nssg.latIuu.
49, NJ thr capital stock NJ tho
- "Nhf.s f tIu capital stnfa % the
Nl'ha INtI NIuINH company.
49,. ',,. ,l.'. we 'll.ill siH'E ~ ho lirig-
Al, .hhtrr q iIr capital stu.A 90 che sterling
N,llts a1I MUM. tumlauys
'ni nIy capital stock NJ the Utah &
i-'ie. i.,i DInl A.1,
COD NuIu. ,ompui
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The closing examination OF tho Junb
county school teachers IL being held M
the school house today and ID ii re-.
ported that quite "a number Of podn-
goEuca Will b" qualified Supt. OF
Schools u D. Bowen, Mary NJ. Ryan
and W. H. Andrews constitute tbc
board OF examiners.
Miss Anna Sprousen OF Ncphl IL visit
ing friends in Eureka
Mlases Emma and Brittle IIonrlod ieft
yesterday morning for Provo wher.
they viii attend the ID. Y. Academy
the ensuing season.
Mrs George Hickman left Monday
afternoon for Butte Mont, where an.
VIII visit friends for few wceka.
County Attorney Edward Pike Ia In
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And Zoo rHurluuHU with law aud tho lruUf
NJ tho board NJ directors made July UIl. t-It
sumluy shares uf Durh parcel NJ thu uUuyr
stUHI. Hs may no necessary viii bee sold ut tho
~r0uul south salt Lake city Utah, I'D
u.H.utk o m.t ON Wednesday september Uth.
l-II, tu pay The dtIluIurut assessment thprH
expense ~ sale,
Dated cd AuTuet 800
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Eighth Grade. W. 8. Wallace prlnoI-
pal. Florence J. Hirst Seventh. Cecil
lu Gvttings. SIXTH Edith Guurlay.
Fifth; Roscoe NJ Breeder. Fourth
Eugcnin Smith. Third. Hattie ulnch-
cline. Second. Cora Grace Wilson.
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salt Lake city Sept g. I'm
Tho annual stuskhuIdvrs meet IuF ~ tho
IrhH Land aud Stock company Win be- held ut
the rumpauys office, with Spencer Clavsuu
8 Co, lOn irladNly Friday, ugtuuur 9. isn
ut N u. m.. for thu election M officers aud
such other business us shall como noflru o.
SPENCER DLAW~uN, President,
A. a. tLAM~oN Ill, See. IS Treas
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names Of Instructors and rhsir Appoint
ments for EnsuinE school Year


names Of Instructor. and Their Appoint
m"nts Tor EnsuinE school Year
The board Of education mot last night
In regular session and fixed their Halnr-
les and assigned the teachers for the
ogden city schools ~ follows.
HIGH SCHOOL.
History and mathematics Geo. a.
Eaton. principal. John p. Englo. Eng
lish. Mamie r. Monctt Margaret u.
Martin. Language aud stcnography. a.
D. Wilson. Mathematics: Hcrmon ~.
Severn. business course: .. J. stu
we'll. Language and grammari Emile
BannIHter. Psychology and chemistry.
G.. 4. Crandall.
wAsliINGToN SCHOOL.
Eighth Grades J. ~. Bishop. princl-
pal Sixth and scyonthi Ola Barker.
Ftth. Mrs. J. 81. Bishop. ith. Ella e..
ballard Third. Josie y. Clnrc. Sec
ond' Florence Crompton. First and Sec
und' Emma Nelson. 49, Iva Thomas.
10 and First Gabrielle Noel
CENTRAL SCHOOL.
Eighth Grade. W. 8. Wallace princl-
pal. Florence J. Hirst Seventh. Cecil
lu Gvttings. Sixth. Edith Guurlny.
Fifth; Roscoe ~ Breeder. Fourth.
Eupcnin Smith. Third. Hattie ulnch-
cline. Second. Cora Grace Wilson.
2ch STREET SCHOOL.
Firut and SECOND. Mrs. r. II. Mcguire.
u: lshodn Duny
CHANT SCHOOL
Eighth Grade. p. a. Christensen.
principal; Dora Snow. Seventh. Lucy
Hoylng. iliNth. Josie seaman. Fiuhs
Elizabeth Johns. Fourth; ~ June
Pierce. Hattie Mnrklc. Third: Clara
FOREMAN, Lille plngrro. Second. Alice
~. luchcy. First. Elizabeth Orth. Cell
este conroy 10. Matte D. FISHER.
and % Gertrude White. o and G: l..
MOUND FORT SCHOOL
Eighth Grade. Geo l.. Wade. prlncl-
pal seventh: Ida Martin. Sixth An
drow Kerr. Fifthi clara Eldredrc.
fourth' Virginia HlgEinEbotham.
Third Lcttie Richards. Second. ~.
Pearl richards. Fiut ~ Mrs. stlll-
we'll.
FIVE POINTS SCHOOL
Sixth and Seventh Grudcs. william
n, Peterson. principal. Fifth. Daisy
stone, Third and Fourth; Lois n.
Pierce. Second and Third May Hartog
u and H. LILLIAN shaw.
22ND STREET SCHOOL.
First and Second Grades. Mrs. J. s.
Cahill 10 ana 4. Jennie s. Hank.
MADISON SCHOOL.
Eighth Grade; u. n. Adams prlncl-
pnli Joan Wugdmnnscc. seventh. Mar
tina Burton, Seventh and Eighth. VIII
n, Fisher Sixth Mrs. Don. Couy.
Fltth' Alice j. Martin. FOurthl Maudp
VI. LOWS, Gertrude I. Smith. Third.
Mary T. Muguirv. Second and Third.
Grace McGonagle. second. Jusie
Chambers. First. Muudc Lucas. ~:
sallio Peterson.
quincy SCHOOL
Firth ana sixth Grndcn Marian nur.
ton, principal Third and Fourth: Mru.
J. lliut. Second Lila Jost u and 4:
Lotto II. Foulgor.
EMERSON SCHOOL.
Fourth ana Flnh Grades, Joel !
Harris, principal. Third ana Fourth.
Mrs. W, N, Meal Second. Lulu H. |
Mitchell. u and !. Alice Mcguire.
PINGREE SCHOOL.
Fourth and Flnh. Ella C, Fitzgerald. |
principal Third j. Loo Fnlrhnnks. |
First and Second; Mrs. Llzctte Miller.
u and 4 Media MoQuaulc.
nRooMs BENCH SCHOOL
u 10 Fourthj Mrs Hattie Wade.
WEST OGDEN SCHOOL.
u TO Third Lauu Kirkpatrick.
CHGPPs SCHOOL.
u TO Third: Naomo Tracy.
CITY HALL SCHOOL.
Fifth and Sixth Grndesi Mrs. NJ. Il.
Harcombc, Third aud Fourth. Eta |
Butts,
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Nophl IN attendance az tho meeting OF
the county commissioners.
NEW CITY HALL.
The now city hail here iH almost com.
plctcd, ana viii b. ready Tor occupancy
September 18Th. The structure b. well
built md cUmmodl1us ana the rooms
not needed hy city officers will be-
rented
Alexander McChryatal. who has boon
studying medicine in Philadelphia COT
the pact two yvurs Be- the rurst OF hla
brother jackson McChryHtal.
The Eureka public schools will open
next Monday Sept, i'm.
MIR. Mary ~ Ryan has returned
from three months Welt ut t.ua An.
gcleH, Cal while away Mrs. RYAN
attended the meetings of the National
city.
Attorney y, ~, Holzholmcr 0. rojolc.
lng over the arrival OF o. baby boy al hia
home.
WIN Leavcr N salt Lake 81 the Fucst
~ Dr. Frvi Stluner.
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FINED FOR Disturbing THE
PEACE.

Potter struhblc, nn old German Of
Provo bench was today before Justice
King for disturbing the peace Of Nora
Draper, The defendant was adiudged
guilty ana nncd $40. which was later cut
down To 81 and he VIII spend the next
tvc days IN the county JAIN a. he de-
clarrH he Will not give any money 20
such mean people, II appears that the
Diapers are occupying house on
Strubhie'H farm and refused to va
cate when ordered 10. the defendant be-
came ourugrd, not being able 10 talk
English, and commenced 90 tear down
the doors and windows.
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OPERATED UPON FOR APPENDI-
GIFTS.

Edward G.. Young was today operated
upon by DrH, Allen, Pike, Robson and
Taylor for q bad case of appendicitis.
The patient ~ rallylng wen and strong
hopes Tor MS recovery are entertained,
lie was taken down with the complaint
on sunday last, Mr. Young last week
underwent an operation Tor blood
tumOr on his arm.
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Miss Sarah Lnvlnh Harris of the
Provo Second ward has been brought
home from Eureka suffering from "a
dangerous attack OF hvmorrhago Of the
stomach,
Apostle John Henry Smith u Salt
relatives todas
Jesse Knight and hts son William J.
are back from an extended huslntas
trip into Colorado.
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OUR OWN STATE.

well. The young ladies' whose names
have been placed on the list are hll
very popular and there is no doubt hut
that hundreds Of dollars viii be spent
on the contest. The present to be given
the one chosen FOR queen is a beautiful
diamond ring on exhibition NJ Goo. v.
Schramm'H iewelry store. The voting
stands as follows.
Luciiu Forrin ..... ...... .........2oO
Joan Woudmansco ..... ........... 90
JAMIE Taylor ..... ....,. ........ ... 30
FluWlc Wright a..s s.ss.. .s..s.ss. p
Mfu. II. q. Smith ..... ...s.. ........ 20
Edhn blnf ssssss ssss..ss ...ss..... 81
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Tho remains N George Hart. the
man killed on Sunday by the motor.
were shipped last night ~ hls homo in
Omaha. Neh. over the Union Pacific.
They were accompanied by Leo Hart.
brother 90 the doccarod. and Manager
Hlrt OF the Hot Spr.ngH
The ogden Tennis club continued
their tournament last evening at their
grounds on corner or goth and Monroe
Ave. Tho contest was between Warner
ana McCleland. Mr. Warner won the
contest. the score stood 60 G, co.
one drunk was run in by the police.
John u. liorspou has gone to PROM
ontpry Ia work Tor the southern Pacific.
McssrH. Dyer ana Bell Of the ogden
Sugar factory. have returned from their
eastern business trip.
chief Davenport has returned with
his family from the East. where they
have been visiting relatives and friends
Tor the past month They arc an look
ing well ana report having had a most
delightful time while away
Jesse g0odfollnw and vito of Salt
Lake city are visiting with WIN. Com
neil. ploasurinE at the Hot Springs and
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san LNkr CRY Utah Aug s. isll
iiy urlUr ~ tho board NJ dIfHHfurs fNU fnHn4
going sale b. postponed tu Friday September
b lsls roe ~ u'UluHh, nom. 900 % Nvat Inst
tnuth, SAT- Lake Clty. tHh
u. q, CALDER Secretary
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EASILY LED
AND MlSLED

The people who run nfter every
ily-hy night bargain sale whsfa
something u offered Tor nothing
are the kind of people that arc
never satisfied. and no wonder.
Tor they never Get anything
worth wearing The well aitIs-
fed people Wo those who buy
their footwear ~ r. reliable
dealer knowing from past ok
rCfIcuCc that they gUt their
moneys worth
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EUREKA.
Teachers EsaminAtions-New city Hall
Local News Sotss.

Special Correspondence.
Eurcha,Iuab Co, sept 5.-Nlck Car
Tempe, Arizona, flr the pnst month
returned home Monday. MI. Carprntrr
went TO Arizona for tho benefit OF hls
health AM returns considerably Inn
proved.
cue. j. Hcnriod wao In Provo Mon
day
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Tho equipment of the mines. for
handling tho output. b. OF the most
modern type; and the facilities for
screening the coal have called forth
oncCl mine operators. A oct ~ fhaE-
lnr screens has taken tho place of tho
bar screen, thus in4urinF % complptp
separation ~ the dust from the coal ana
enhancing tho marketable value OF the
dusty diamonds
The "nvluhlg condition OF this propcr-
~ D. largely due tp the suporlutrndent
w. L. Hansen. No miner has worked
harder than ho has. There have hapu
many sleoplosH uiEhts FOR Mr. Hansen
during the critical stages Of the dcvcl-
opmvnt of the minUa; FOR he has given
lhc work hts personal supervision. I'm
firing cnorgy and good judgment have
characterized Die overwhelmingly
Discreet Kind yet frm. the company
have "a him nn ublo representative.
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Tho luWHr Mammoth Mining Company. a
CORPORATION location uf minrs llurt
Mining District Juub Ca, Utah
Principal place f business. salt Lake city.
Utah.
NOTICE o. hereby given that ut re- meeting
uI tUu directors uf thr lnWur Mammoth Niue
inE Company held uu luUsIuY. tHH gauu day
~ August leH, Au assessment ~ Hguts PR
share was lrNintupln tho capital stock uf tho
company payable Co ltH secretary 100 DIG Ne
Htr, rum gp Progress Huidug salt Lake
city ltah, ut once, and before tho -irl day ~
september islI. Any stock uulu which this
ussuarTuuUI may remain unpaid ON tho aIrl
Uty no september tsI WIII De- delinquent aud
ADVERTISED To- sale ut public auction, uul
unless payment is made before HiII Hn su|l
uu Che lrru day uf uctuhuE lsu. t1 uuY tnu
delinquent us,O ssmunt tusytnur with costs ~
advertising and expenses uf sH.u
SAMUEL %. PAUL. -ueY,
900 Progress Kidding,
salt Lake city UtAA
Dated slIt Lake city August %. l-lJ.
First Publication, Angus. - $50
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

AumNIs
From Wcst, Cii5 a. m,, 600 o. ma.
AyE
For West, $40 a. m., eil0 %. On,
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VITTTI NTTW WTH| Z MINING ITmUHUV
Principal Place OF business. Salt fat, Cty
state ~ Utah.
Notice There uru delinquent unnu tho fol.
lowing described stu'k nu account ~ usrss.
mrut levied uu tho ath day ~ May fs4 tHu
several umnuuts srt Opposite thr uHfIiss 10
Che respective shareholders ns fuIIuatf
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ln uc mattaroi DO T.iato ~ Abr,b.nu
Cannon. uUHUHasd
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in ihg l9ird Judicial District Court. state of
Division
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

AUitiNrs
From North and Northwest, "a. M. Sisi D. ~.
h,ln d. on,
Trum south, 100 a. M. ploi a. NJ. 1870 a. m.
1902, "a, and 9ii0p M
LEAVES
For North and Northwest, 0iis o. m., iiI5a.
me- iOiaUp. m,
Tor south s,loa M 40 a. M, sos p m.. 5iB
.. m, and Oii3 D. m.
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Anniyr8
from East, $50 d. M, 1870 y. "a.
LEAVE
For East, 500 ,. M, siloa m,
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RULES

l.-rhrco or more horses TO start On
each event or no race.
All horses 10 be entered the day
previous 20 the race.
a.-All races CO. como on at the up-
pointed time or forfeit the entrance Roc.
Mcssu, James AndruH. Edward N.
brown, Charles +. Foster and Jua.ph
Price are the committee.
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l.-Fivo-,lEhths of mile race Tor
horses bred and raised iu fair district.
Purse, $40, Entrance Zee. S.
-qunrtor mile Tuco free for
all irusu, $50 Entrance foo so. sixty
pDr cent uf entrance Zee 10 be- added 10
purse,
a.-TruttiuE race. free for all. Purse.
$50. Entrance Zee. $3.50.