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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09

OIL C1TY-Rivcr feet l inch and
falling. Weather. cloudy and cold.
MORGANTOWN - River II feet .
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy
and warmer.
WARREN-EIver 2 feet inches
and stationary. Weather, clear and
cold
BROWNSFlLLE-Hiver is feet and
falling.
STEGUBENNILLE-Rivcr 81 feet .
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy
and cold. Passed down: Enterprise.
James Moron. Pacific no. =. Harry
Brown. Mariner. Valiant. =. D. Wood.
Passed up: Ben Hur and Kanawha.
GREENSBORO-Rivcr 1l.l3 feet and
falling. Weather, fair and cold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09
Sencrai IoHces.
rCREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF CURREScy
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. Is9S.

AASIa1N']oS, Lee. % fS9S.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence rre-
scented to the undersigned. 1t has been
made to appear that Tho National Ex-
change Bank OF Wheeling" in the cityJ
OF Wheeling, In the county of Ohio ami
the state OF West Virginia. ans comnIlpd
with all the provisions OF tho Statutes Of
the United States, required TO hc conf
piled with before an association shnll jbe
authorized 10 commence business OF bank
Ing.
Now. therefore. I. Lawrence o. Murray.
Deputy and, Acting Comptroller OF tho
Currency. do hereby certify that The
National Exchange Bank Of Wheeling"
In the city OF Wheeling. In the county OF
Ohio. and state OF West Virginia, IL
authorized TO commence the business OF
banking rs provided In section lfty ono
hundred and slNty-nine Of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States.
In testimony whereof Witness my hand
and seal of office this twent y-ninth day OF
December. 1SpS
LAWRENCE Q. MURRAY,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF tho
Currency. No. 5l64. deal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09
Hegai NoHces.

no THE CREDITORS OF THE Es.
IA IAiE , TX BARbARA Zl4 LES. DE-
You are hereby notified that Mt tho re-,
quest OF C. ]. Flick, executor of the las,
wifi OF said Barbara Zllles. deceased, /
have appointed
MONDAY, FEBRUARY, TO- ISIS.
AZ o'clock a. M, ana my office. No. III
1nnp!ine street. Wheeling. W. Va, as tho
debts or demands against s3id barbara
Iilles or her estate, nj which time and
place YOU are required to attdnd,
Given uhder my hand MS contmlsIoncr of
accounts Of the county court of Ohio
county. W. Va, this 3lst day OF Decem
Der, 1895. GEO. B.. ROYD
1aE-m Commissioned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09

The following corporations hold thci
annual stockholders meeting to-day:
wheeling & Belmont Bridge Com
pany. . to 4 p. IN.
Bank of Wheeling. to 3 D. m.
German Bank, . to 4 ~. IN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09

SPECIAL sale of Upholstered Furni-
turc, Odd Chairs. Rockers. etc., at the
auction. afternoon and evening.
WHITE, HANDLEY & FOSTER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09
Zeal Estate.
Business Property To Let.

f1fG Main strect-Store room, 1Sxlso. Gel
lar, Second and third floors now occu-
pied by clothing store.
ilii Main strcct-Storc room and six
,m,WclllnS rooms. Now Occupied by mil
u" Main sircct-Storc room and cellar.
Now occupied by wholesale produce.
1870 Main strcct-Whoie5ale house
Offices In New Exchange Bank BuIldInc
Best In the city.
Dwellings large and small for immediate
possession. -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09
Beautiful Forms
and composition

$500. Arc not mndo by chance. nor can
800. they ever In amy material be mado
$3.50. Mt small expense. a competition
...... for cheapness. and not for excel.
$3.50. lcnce OF workmanship. is tho most
$50. frequent and certain cause OF tho
$500. rapid decay and entire des,ruc.
..'... ton OF arts and manufactures
49,. For best (Which Is tho chearcso
49,. work. tho lntolllscnccr Job Print.
.'.... inS Oi!ico Is tho place to 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is the best
remedy for coughs. colds. sore throat
and grippe. This Is the verdic. OF the
people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09

DON'T miss this opportunity to buy
Furniture ut your own price at the auc-
ton.
WHITE. HANDLEY G. FOSTER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup IN Il ncccs-
sity where there are children. II cures
Group and whoop!ng- cough without fall
Price &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09

% per cent Discount allowed on nj
purchases ut THE RON TON =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09

S2.0G0.t0 will buy No. 100 Znno street.
Groom house. corner lot,
go and 92i Market street. 6 rooms each.
at Il special bargain for n few DAYS,
l~p McColloch street, 5-room house, at
Business property on Main street
business property on Market street.
MONEY TO LOAN7s5COCO TO sih6lo,Oo
on short notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09

WITH % per cent Discount allowed on
all purchases 1t will pay you to call at
THE BON TON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09

REAL bona tidc clearance sale, % per
cent Discount on all purchases At
THE BON TON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09

ATTEND Chas. Z. OTTO e Co.'S Grand
Opening. Monday, January ., 81 l22S
Market street The best Of everything
served at moderate prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09

TO CURE \ COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Ouininc Tob.
lets. All druggists refund the money /,
II falls to cure. &c. The genuine hns
l.. u. 9. on each tablet, mSr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09
G. O. SMITH,
FOR SALE.

Exchange Eank Building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05
OUR OWN STATE.

Quoted the services over the rravea Of
Ihadcus Alvord. war OF 1879. n Il.
Scott and Calvin Chandler war Of the
rebellion. ana Edward Wade aud Jan-
nthnn Cnmphcll. Mormon uattiiau.
The citizens then decorated their own
private graves when nc huglo call. the
aHaemblagc reformed aud marched
back 10 place of beginning.
EDUCATIONAL.
Henry and Frederick Darker attend.
ing The Unworthy in Salt Lake city.
nave becn assured four ydbrs normal
ceruhcntcH ut the cIoro of the present
school year james hnrkor and Eliza
hcth iinl are in attendance ln the
Aamc school also from this place
Tho primary ana advanced depart
menia % our district school will soon
close very successful school year.
under Prof Amca and Miss Josie
Chambers and several Rraduatca win
reward the professor Tor HE especial
palms
The intermediate department. under
John q iilnylock. closed IT, labors az
the end u nine months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05

arrested for violating the nsh and game
law by catching trout His hearing
takes place tomorrow. he being out
meanwhile on a $50 bond.
FUNERAL or MRS CROCKETT.
Funeral services over the remains ~
Sister Mary a. Crockett. were held ycH.
tcrdny afternoon ln the seventh ward
meeting house. Nearly all the membctH
M the family wnfa present ana ihe
services were impressive. Th1ss WHO
spoke were prest 8. 81. Mulon, Bishop
-. 81 Lewis and g. y. Larsen, aud
Elders J. y. Stewart and Joseph r..
Wllfou. Al bore testimony 60 the in-
tcgrlty and worth ~ the departed.
An Individual named Drown who was
Tor years nu oregon Short Line cone
duct1r. VIII opon another saloon here
on Wednesday or Thursday. This VIII
make three saloons FOR Logon and the
chances are that the newcomers won't
inat long be- the other two have nli they
can do 20 make live of 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05

On che District Court rbird Judicial nIari.t
uf Ihr state no T. fHh ruUfF I'D a1IfIn.a
aIuua HIflnaa NHua a. Ifuaf iumnIrr. i
tHfIaruf| u. NIIuNH fa Angus W tHnf.Ir-
aHrII N. IHuunu HuI lIfsi NHfmuiI i4HsDf
NHduHnil smith InLuti. re- NuffniHtfiHn it..
PENDANTS IH Ir.I'I 10 -HrfTs ..rIraf ffs
tHn HHHf ffuUf IHH ~ Doc Unnfr tlart
In1aH Iu thH JIfF ~ SAID fllU tiintr 4
elIt Lake. state ~ lflh. 900 irIilY Iunn Hh
A ". IaNl 100 EuUINU uIH'Isa U.aHHif allH dIF.
fI'n u'lI estate ura'rI'si lt fl'i1as. tn-ult
IIIU HHIfHuUHf IuHrfNruf tHH aIIfHrIsf lunf-
tgruf HfIHn nnU r.. IufnsHIn fHn H1 eIIfh
90 liHusH uH" uL WUHf rnIt taNn Nrrn.ln
A'Hl ruumHrr ff t'iH southeast euHHrnf
ihr suHthufHt quarter ~ siII sn.iiIn u.un Ul
IHUuaHlu HnH NHnrn Aforesaid lnt fHnnInr
nru90 ulTth {. lha. o. NIns HHst IrunfY 0ll
nHHIaI tIUHHH north ID iHr n MIn HNsf
tHUutsfIIr au rlisl fhHnrT nHrih thffY.fua
urff ufaf fHftfsfIur 100 rnIsf fnrnHn
ruHh iiHs HUf r.ght H rrlsI tlrnra dist
ifiYafuu lHf tgu.tHutha NlI rUls tH no
northeast HHurf ~ tIH .HufIrIsf quarter N
tlT southwest IuIurf ~ sII sHtfiun uinH
~ thru1r aIYth F'HIiN .HI HlIlH tu thr n'Hrn
Uf nHEinHiua. nIHHIHIuF 900 Hrraf Situate
y .gs a9at, .s'.ns DOB uIr County NJ SAT- Lake
Purchase prov wyaHrin lawful m1aey u
fNH United sufUt NJ AmHHH.
uaiglai. -aI lataUIy ruh, thh iY.h day
iunNr uoWrtLs
sheriff U. SOLO lH.r lHuufY. atHfHNf rtIH.
OBJ IulN MONTGOMERY. ir.
nHrfr -h"lfUf rHIt tlsr County. Itlh.
IIIinI -Ha q CANNON.
AtI1uHls ur Plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05
EVANSTON, wYO.


surprise rariy in Honor ~ Rider Tr,nl
M'iis' superintendent ~ SUNDAY school.
Special Correspondence.
Evanston, Wyo.. juno Am Interest.
lng ana pleasant time was spent at tho
Lattgr-dhy Saints church on Thurriny
evening. jane lst. thp occasion h.Iue d
surprise party 600 Brother Frank Stills.
Who Brad boon huunuhy released frum
NlH position of sup - tUutruf uf tho
Evanston ward sunday school. which ha
hls hgli Cor tha past trn yrlfH. liruthrr
NlI.H having h"Hu called tu labor boo thn
finlsH HuuuHutUulHuUy OF HunIHN
schools, over ono hundred aud HfY I'd
ihr pupils ut tho sunday school Wgro
prl nL with thU officers nul trurhurs
\ program nf HHurH. music HuI fHUIIa-
uuuH suitable Co. thH occasion ,rnH r.n.
dHrHi hY thn children. bishop Ilm.t
Drown 900 bUhalf OFF thH 1nIerrH curhafH
Nul children, presented brother NIIH
Win Het Nf Dickens works BOZ nftrHu
N1lumr.. ufuihor Muis. boz accepting
reviewed 90 HHmr extent hiH ilhHfa Iu
ihp sunday school lgr cream ANA raFs
WIS thou supplied tu 600 prtHrnt. The
.urpfltn party concluded Uy tho chill.
iirn HlnFlng tho beautiful hymn. "IIt-
iIn 'hIliru Love thH Savior" etc.. and
hrnNileuon by Elder W, ~. nurtuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05
CALF FEEDING.
lntelllgentnnd Economical Method Sur.
gestedby Utah Experiment Station.

Very many people lmarln. that they
cannot probably and property raise a
calf unless % De- raised ou whole milk.
What few observations we have made
tend 90 provo that tho calf raised un
whole milk o. generally 90 worry expen.
siye calf The method commonly fol-
lowed De- 90 lot tho calf holm himafif
from ihe COW. Slm0tlmeH 10 II HIiowsd
iu 800 enc lrHt and fImHfImss tha Hat
Hf thu milk according Co. thr c1nyrni.
Dlrg uf thr owner and without any ~.
card tn the fact that tho nHt milk
uiripp.urHl o. generally four or Hyg
times la rich us tho nrat milk Gy anon
method, Ur rather lack uf method. Ia
cannot he determined how much MN
W. rnf o. getting ana ihero De- mo- rer-
uldrity iu tho amount Tho ndvanta.-e
ihht thorp % less labor 10 haudlinr
me calf and Oh milking. but there 4
also less milk and but uttlo better
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05
CALDWELL, IDAHO.
u u sorensou' 81 Morgan, Uiah, Tsrrihiy
Mangi'd Under Train.

Caldwell, Idaho, June al. r. sorrn-
son, Of Morgan city, Utah. mot with a
terrible accident here this oycnlng al !
o'clock that VIII probably cost him his
no.
stock train was going through and
n"fenHnn attempted % board %. ma
INST attempt 90 jump on failed ana hr
ui,d again. Hc was drawn under tho
Train ana iiyc ears paasod over hIa IrFH
near the hips. crushing thom frlght-
The unfortunate man WINS carried
INTO oaks establishment ana Drs NJ.
q, MhNry and lHhnm were Hummunrd
u u not thouEht possible fur mo man
io i've. no operation has yet bagn
performed.
fuicnFun was engaged m sheup
fh0lriuE ut Huntington ana was
WORKING hlH way through Go Montana
10 has vito and three children at
Morgan city Go r. "a member uf th.
Modern Mnudmru and carries Ia no
Insurance policy f1r 50 900 ln ths oriar
also nu accident policy fHr $500 ln
Lincoln Noh, company
The train hy which sorenHuu uHH fla.
iurgd visa loo charge Uf Conductor q.
~. Kinney. Ito stopped tho train nt
once and assisted On clriur FOR mo ia.
jurrd man. Boise stutusmuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Miss Annie wilcos Fails 10 fset Recalling
In . uroheu Arm and Other Injuries.

Special per Dcscrct Telegraph
at Pleasant Hnupoto Co.. June b.
\ serious accident happened yesterday.
when Miss Annie Wilcox fell about 70
foot. breaking her arm. diHlucatlng her
shoulder and badly hrulEinr her hip and
ankle. She was descending from tho
upper story in tho Union Mercantile
building, having been ON the roof 90
take some views of the city. whom
she stepped outside tho platform. which
runs on the upper ioiatH. ami fei down
90 the dancing floor below. She was ut
once attended 10 and today lH resting us
well uH could BE- expected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05

CEDAR CITY.
Developing Coat Prospects Visit Of prof
hingsbury 10 State nr.ach Normal.

Special Correspondence.
Cedar city. Iron Co. June Memo.
rial gay was observed by our citlrunH
a great many going 10 tho cemetery h.
decorate the graves of their loved ones
Sexton william ~ Dover assisting yer,
materially IN tho decorations and I'D
TING OF grave stones,
DEVELOPING COAL PROSPECTS.
Considerable Interest ~ being take,
az present in the uuul az this aertIous
new entries are being made and Ia rrrHt
deal Of labor expended I'm opening up
new property, ana Il N Ia b. hoped that
something In "a substantial limo WIFI b.
done soon towards utilizing th. yart
rvHuurreH ~ Iron county.
H. j. Palmer stake president Y. MI
a, has Just returned from salt Lake
city, where Dc had boon 10 attend Tie
conference ~ that association.
The weather has haon very threaten
lng the past Few days. but az YET We
have had no storm, except "a very urht
fnll NJ snow IN the mountains
Prof, kinEHhury OF the state TTuivsr-
riiy arrived here yesterday 10 tnFe nnrt
In the closing oxcrcisoa OF mo state
nrunch Normal school; he delivered IA
very interesting lecture on mo mlnctni
resources ri the country, which was
greatly appreciated; and this morning
delivered an excellent discourse ON mo.
rnlity This afternoon tho Htudenta
are INDUCING I'm ban games and an
Kinds N sports and win wind M with
a grand bail this evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05
PLEASANT GROVE.
Hard cider useomiuE Tho Curse Of the
Community.


Special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove. Utah Co. June a.
IN your Issue VI the 10Th N May. your
Provo CORE spoudunt stated that the
county sheriff and attorney came over
Co Llnduu Co investigate o. ease NJ
"rIdcr stealing" The ease was not one
NJ stealing but of drinking too much
VI the stun a Dot of boys. ranging
from 90 % Year, of ngU g1t together
ana the older ones ROT tho IltflH boys
to drink enough elder % make them In
t1Nlcttrd. ana because one little fellow
refused 90 drink be- was abused most
Hhumofully. A. the parents OF some NJ
the boys who NcrU abused ana made
drunk refused 90 HlHn the complalnttho
county officers had iu drop the nnllr
Something. however. ought 90 be
done Co stop this indiHcrimlnntc tranir
Dol hard cldor-lt a. becoming % much
Too common drink. and De- the curse NJ
this place and a. bound 90 hrinr ruin
upon many " itH usc ia not stopped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05
ALPINE.
New Brick sshooihoase -Thrift aud rro..
periti tomtnendahio Home Industry,

view hflek sshouihoass Thrift aud rrns-
p"FiiI -towinendabie Home Industry.
Special Correspondence.
Alpine Utah CO.. June 7.-iieHi Eng.
non weather here. you knuwntha min
cpminE down steadily nH good Ur brt-
Ter than a regular irrigation STREAM.
NEW BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE.
a fine brick school nous. Do In course
OR erection. thirty by sixty frot two
Ntofioa, four rnomH. and four cloak
inniH, " VIII De warmed hy steam. thr
basement being built nr that puruIan
winch, together with tho Foundation. Ill
Or n,,ll magunry. Tho carpenter WORK
Sons, James Goodman of Provo M mo
brick work ~ g. Watkins q OfayUs
uru the architects
tax of two pcr cent ana 70 loan
secured BY tho trustees MsHafr. n. hi
.icHn'it ioipumln BATES ana Euhrniir
liril'l! hy ne vote ~ the district. Rul
n,'' h' iull payment Tor tho hulld-
Many improvements worr made i,rt
year ana moro are calculated upon this
nn1.1n. l. Z clark has urilrra fIr I'M
The BRICK ot hIa first Kiln.
THRIFT AND PROSPERITY.
The bishop reports morn uthlur niiI.
N''" NNN''N. NNINNN|NH I|".
ihgro m.fHllnnfirr lu the nuil than svaf
before. said De- Sour missionary tn Tur.
krN, rcroNra quito re- good aauI on.
Win innfni rifH from tho nHuuIa and
}gl cur town IH thu richer fur Do.
Tho liollf Society uf Alpine hB1 "a ru.
HtFr Hunnry with quito rupflv I'D
wheat ou land but ihey have ~ ps8r
~ in' war; mat need their ministry
at iufcnt
HOME MANUFACTURES.
lo.srh y WtN and Son. ,hs lisrh.
im'tha ~ A'n,uo, arc foliseinr TN tGs
steps ~ VIM Dewey. deceased VII,
supplied 2, g., A. !. with pictH. wheel.
hnrruWH, and an kinds ~ chainH f1r
many years, The nrm IL now working
on hnrpoon forks. The Cnnn0ildaicd I'M.
plgmcnt company OF Salt lake have no.
ceiv,d about three hundred II them
Tor the coming seasons market The
Dewey steel door mat aud Horapsr com.
hlucd II In demand. A patent has boon
applied Tor un this Hcrnpcr hy IN. nrm.
=. q, NJ. T. uro the sole agents. King
bolts for wagons arc being fnrrUd by
tho nrmi alec clrvlcea. which ind their
way 10 an the markets " Utah ana !
Farmers ore rci1lcinr AZ tho min
Tho small rrnin iH looking vol. nm /
tho luDrrno NJ Alpine was Injured bv |
tho drouth of last fnii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05
RICHFIELD.
New ripe Organ fnf Tabernacle serious
Accidents nuudiuF Hoom.

Special Correspondence.
iuohneld juno i.-stako Priesthood
meeting was held here today. ut which
were discussed matters OF importance
90 the peoplehut tho chief topic touched
upon was the completion of our tahcr-
nnclo and tho placing of % now organ
therein, n was fnally decided tu buy
tho large organ now on exhibition nt
tho pnyncH n Co, music store in Salt
Lake city, ana gather means 10 pay
for the same hy popular subscription.
The inHiruWent we hayo decided to
purchase IN vocation organ with a.
Illuminated plpc frunt-the pipes are
equivalent 10 d pipe urrun OF one hun.
dred and hfty-twO pipes, II Is feet
1 inch across the front, 10 feet 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05

10 poo AIuH. Ve0ffr- tt.e...t.
I.i..- ~ L.9nH rtfi1rs fiapt 1gt 49,.
,a.l api,ny gill o. bed 10 i6a G6l,.,sslii,
C.W ttisf d s5 ,'i IaWlie =, slIi isss
n.t r. n.. flr iHH eIa.f|5r II ii5.i,..... q. y
m. Ivy, ".a'r business a, may a1n6 iafs-i
ioNlNku SNOW rro.tt.,,
Dated Stay iatl. t..I ''NN"N' ,ai'irr
.,,.'.'I, aptfg rn.f'Hs "a hcrrty postso,,,t
al same place A.-' 90. Z y. 90.
luHtNHn .Nuw p...tt.-.
t....., h.NlinE 80 UNNN3N. g..si..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05
PANGUITcH.
some Fruit Lsu-.Iseapsd Jat urs.ter
Captured Death 81 Fannie Halliday.

Captured Death ~ Fannie iianidsy,
Special Correspondence.
lanruitoh. GARFIELD Co.. May aa-The
heavy winds ana fr0sIa have blt mo
liuli pretty hard, iu EsoHiIntr. Ruli
thn pguplo think thoy win hnyo con.
siderable fruit yet
ono NJ Che inil birds uihymnkari who
pa,Ap'd from the county lHii. hlH been
returned 10 shrHn iilytuUk ST. Small
" HknN tn return ana trll why De- icft
40 uncrrrmoniousiy
We learned na we nHnHrt thraurb
Iruplo today that AlHH Fannie Ham.
Jay was buried this morning. death
vas caused hy rheumatism OF tho
Tho roads between punruitrh and
i.scnlhnto afro very dry ANA horribly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-05
LOGAN
County nusiness-Aiberta Attraetion. In.
toresiing May Mrs Crock a. FUNERAL

'"""if hushesa-hlherta Attractions In
ior"sting Macy Mrs Crock ~ FUNERAL.
Special Correspondence.
Logan, June i.-The board OF county
commissioners held ita regular meeting
yesterday and disposed OF the foliowipe
matters The salary OF ~. N. Peter.
son. fHh and game warden was r1iseb
from SO 90 $50 por month.
II, a.. Jackson recorder OF Paradise
mining district asked that tho rerords
of his district be copied by III, cotint,
recorder, me- provided by law. Granted
The people ~ Paradise asked that
Jacob Larsen and WIN. Miles be- pre-
vented from maintaining fence across
certain streets there. aud the clerk was
move tho fences
n. l.. peart was appointed constabts
of Richmond precinct
The board adjourned until tomorrow.
PUSHING ALBERTA BOOM
AZ the regular monthly priesthood
meeting which was held yesterday. tho
principal theme of discussion was AZ
hertn ana the big canal being con-
atrhctci there. The bishops N the
wards were urged IN try and obtain
men 20 gp ana work ON the canal. and
the Inducements 20 DO 20 were explained
by President Isaac Smith. As ID r0suit
considerable Interest IN Alberta has
been awakened here and quite % NUM-
Dor ~ the young men M Cache arc
likely TO leave for The northern country
soon.
George Manesa Of Hyrum has been
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Tho heirs Of the late james 81. Potter.
con ore expecting the plans ana npooi.
hcnt.unF NJ their new bank tn nrrlv.
thls evening. ft.ia their Intention 90
Joe tht contract and begin work next
week Tine now bank ia 90 hn % two.
story brick structure. with steam
heating appliances
~ soon ua Tho new bank d. com.
pleind Chris. puulH0u. who owns tho
Frnuud adjoining % on tho south. win
Immediately erect brick business
block Co GORE pond with the bank
Tho new building of tho Equitable
'7-9n ia NOW almost completed nH fnr
a. thg mason work o. concerned.
y. " Hcnu expects co. bnrIu erecting
hualnn.H block ln the near future fn
Join r.nht uu % the tuchnoii Cuminor.
cinl q snvlnra bank
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aay plan we ever heard of As cyi-
dtnce hat 10 would. we cite the fact
that wherever The M0rm0uH rettIe. un-
Der thc most adverse DIrcumatnncti.
me desert soon blossoms aud houses
soon apring NO llk0 m1Eic They HrU "a
nome making people home builder.
Mormons nrlt astllod lu Franklin. two
mll"H south Of Duncan Everybody
prpphrfIod failure fIr Thorn.
one ui the most prominent business
urn Of our county remarked 'fII never
c1mpuHh nnN good 900 that adobe. uIku-
% flats this Is one time ihey van mako
% failure. SURE Hut TODAY thHs hItr
ihn best fnrmf in tha valley. tnHt De-.
thair farms show moro limit ef1p8
look hotigr moro OF them lind De- bei-
ib o s g,il. ,t. or pg p, ., p'ar..
have been settled from twelve b. TWEEN.
N N"IrH Hu naturally better ruIl 10 lH
p iIri iuHt aside from their religion.
thr NiUununs uu tha mUft rrunUts ira
l'II' ln Nflanni. nif1ngn that r.l-
pig uIl nut count tha tr.e tY1I ihHt
hluerth forth F0ul frrit
'ur unity separated ou Monday
mnfnlur. EIdHr TnHH. WIUIfmH. yhYr.
Matthew. Mlfr 1IupHu and HuIHHr
EfrD tone returning % Thatcher while
~. u.i 0.."f nni wife nnl baby and
til.r hlmhnI proceeded fI s1irInl 90
NIf.t ihc rra1t Arizona copper mIuoa
thHfe, and lnN.rilelto che phHrse thHf
hln been made that thH water uf tHn
QUO ilNer was being poisoned hF Oboe
Mt'hlnNa irum tnn wlrHH. which wH
W'Ir pl.lsri Goo iul was l HrUunllH.a
nlli'heu'lo
ono M the most Interesting features
OF our HtIN On ihH camp WHH that uf a.
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