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EAR INQTON.
Davis stake Conference New nishoprlo Ia
C.nter,iiie County business.

Special Correspondence,
Pennington. Utah. June 10, issa.-rhe
Davis stake conference was held az
Ccntreyillc yesterday and today, In the
quIeacent shade Of tho ward grove and
bowcry,
There was o. large attendance NJ
Saints from almost every portion pf the
stake. and much iutoryHt and attention
were manifested towards the remarks
Of the speakers. The visiting brethren
who addressed the conference ON sun
day were rrrHldont Lorenzo SNOW,
President jos. y. Smith. Apostles y. ".
Lyman and dec. TeaHdulv, Dr. 3, ID,
Young of the First Seven Presidents ~
Seventies. and Elders Arthur Winter
and I.e Itui g. Snow, and today Prest,
jos. r. smith aud Elder Geo, Tcusdulc,
with several local brethren We're the
speakers The principal thome was
tlthlng and the blessings following
strict compliance with the law u tith-
Ing.
The Biahoprlc Of the Ccntrcylllc ward
was re-orrunized with Melvin n. Ran
DAN no bishop, ana John J Smith ana
John y, Parrish as counHelow.
PASSING SHOWERS.
4 passing shower visited Davis coun-
ty today quite 70 heavy precipitation
occurred In Kaysyillo and farther
uOrlns lN inc NhulNNiN lhll OF ll' 'ohN-
~ the dust WIS Just nicely settled.
COUNTY BUSINESS.
The board ot county commissioners
were IN session today, part III the day
us such board. and the remainder NJ
tho day as "a board of equalization. An
Increase in assessments was mude in
several ~ the mercantile Institutions
NJ the county. notably the Barnes
banking Co. the KnyHyille Coop Hy.
rum Stewart OF KuyHville, Farmers
Union IT al. of Layton, and others In
southern part OF county,
The demand " Weber county for one.
half ~ the tax collected On $1,000 sheep
owned by Deaeret Live Stock Co., Bpuu-
tifui. and 900 head owned by n, T..
Adams ~ Layton. which are alleged to
have Hummcrcd IN Weber county dur
ing 1895. was denied as these sheep
were not aummcred or wlntered In pa
Wis county
4. NJ. Lyman Jr, clvll engineer OF
Salt Lake city appeared before tho
board with a proposition o. prepare tho
necessary plats FOR the present owner
ship maps required by tho new law,
lie offered 10 DO the necessary work
preparing the maps To show ownership
al date OF delivery for $3.50. No action
was taken ON the matter
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entity swallowed bobbin f'0m a sew
ing machine. but Il appears that IN try-
Ing TO take the piece Of steel from the
child'a throat MIR. Bullock pushed the
bobbin upward into the cavity behind
the nose. and for elk months and a
half the child lived without evliencing
any Inconvenience. ~ was taken 900
few days ago and the examination Of
the physician rcguite1 IN N. discovery
Of a hard substance IN the cfNldH head.
An operation was performed and the
substance found TO be the lost bohbln
which n uH large as a nvo-cunt piece
and half an Inch thick
BASEBALL CAPABILITIES.
Jas. Cunningham Of potorboro. was In
town today 20 procure surgical care Tor
an ugly wound inflicted by n baseball
on Saturday he was struck above tho
eye by foul bail and 70 cash cut ncar
his right eye that required nlx stitches
TO close, u lay permanently inJure
his cycaight also.
John N. dollhouse and Josephine
James. both OF Paradise. were granted
u marriage license today
Ar. Luudborf, q notorious character
NJ the city. was nnod $3.50 this evening
Tor cursing and abusing the deacon %
the Logan tabernacle.
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Notice a. hereby given that pursuant 20
order W Court In The above entitled action,
July itll nt Che hluruf D. u'clr'k nom nt
InH west front door ~ thp Duunfy Court
House. lu salt Lake CIV. tf1u. Will soil 20
ullIlr auction. tu tHu highest bidder fur cusl.
al tnp fuIIuVlus drsafllsd property, tn-Witi
Az ~ lut Niue lI DO hluck One ni Five Acre
PlHt ~ hls lIo|d survey excepting that
portion uf suIl Dot ufarfIlHu ns follows. to-
wit. Commencing nt thr Southwest corner
u' said lst Mine NI. iiInHk one uL Five Acre
rut ~ lilE llrlu survey, and running
thence NIrih seventy -nVv sH frrti thence
East Mine uul ono hulf nNl rlisi thence
Z utH atNvutNsuNU aM feet. mud thence West
uilu aul uur bali UtaI rut- Co the place NJ be-
aluuIuF AIl situate. lying and utlng ln the
County " salt Lake. -tltDuf nh
JOHN 49, ttMMUCk. Heforuo.
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GAINESVILLE.
A Serious Runaway on Pipe Line
Return OF John A. Anderson,

Special correspondence
qrantBylllo, Tooole CO., June ia4-ln
a serious runaway last Wednesday, tho
vito OF John r. Flinders was thrown
from cart against "a shade tree, result
Ing In broken arm MISS Alice FawHon
undertook 90 drive q horse attached 70
a cart down to the Warm Springs, CALI
Ing ON the way for her sister, Mrs. Film
dcrH, who took her Infant child and
little 6-yenr-old girl with her on the
return home while crossing water
ditch ON clark street, the cart ran on
10 the horses heel which caused him
To run away C0llldlng with a shade
tree ON the sidewalk and throwing Mrs.
Flinders and her little girl against "A
shade trco, with the result above stated,
Her sister Alice was thrown to the
ground ana escaped Injury save a few
scratches, but strange TO say the In
FAINT child was thrown violently on the
horses back and was carried some dis
tance away and fell In the road With
out any injury or even "a scratch, which
IL considered almost miracle, Little
Mary received bad cut over the left
eye, but was slightly injured otherwise,
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WE THINK
OF YOUR FEET

by day and by night Think N them
more than you do yourself Figuring
AN the time how we can make thom
more comfortable. more attractive. We
cater to your wants. We buy and sen
the best that money can produce. you
pay Tor what you got and n not satIs-
fed we make u 90. Ask your ncighbor
u We are not the leaders ln Footwear
IN Che entire West Take a look at our
window display you'u like it
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KANAB.
Destructive Forest rites Raging In North.
cru Arizona.

Special por Doscrut Telegraph
Knnnb. Kane Co. June ig.-Thrcc I'm.
mcnHe fires are sweeping over the
liuCkakin mountains iu northern Ari-
znun and have burned over one hundred
square miles OF Timber on the Grand
canyon forest reserve. Tho country
for miles about kuunh lg heavy with
smoke. although tho fires are forty
miles distant Nothing but u heavy
rain storm can check tho fires aud
save the forests. The Federal govern
mcut has no warden ur other official
% look after the reserve. and rival
rluchcru are supposed 90 have Hot nrr
60 the timber 10 burn out each others
enclosures, etc. There o. fair prou-
upJt Tor rain TODAY
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Nuticr is hereby given that no "a meeting of
thu Uulrl uf Directors 81 the Uulrun Mine
held un saturday the 18th day NJ june, isll,
uu assessment % live .il cents pet share was
lpNlpduunu tho capital stucA NJ the company,
sruss U.urt. Salt Lake city Utah, Ht once.
uud hvfHuH tuu 3uIh day ~ July t-u1. Any
siufk uuuu which tuIs assessment may rrmnln
unpaid un che aUth day ~ July i-l VIII b.
delinquent, and advertised Tor sale az public
turtIlu. Huu unless payment u made before
aIU Nu auIl uu tho goth day ~ August. 1901 TO
UUE Che delinquent assessment. together With
costs 10 uutprtlsluT and expenses N sale.
NANtAI !. PAUL, secretary
gu1 Progress llIurk, SAN Lake CITY Utah
Dated -u|t Lake tIty, june ipth 1870,
First publication, juno lpth 1850.
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The petition NJ John Taylor. che Guardian
10 tNr persons and Che estates M The niuvn
NAMED minors, fIf combination ~ Sale NJ tho
90. owing described rrbl estate tn-witi
Au undivided tlTVH-fWtntIrfhu f the follow
luT described uHII estate tn.HIt. Commence
IuH l..H uaIH WUaf NJ thH northeast corner ~
IHf block ". Mat IT," salt fake city SURE
N'N. uuU running thence Wuaf ttH ruds. south
Do uHIs. rIaf lit HIIIs. south ln rlls GO hHf'u-
riut fuf thr sum 10 $1,000 tud uuun the FOL-
lowing terms tuNit. Cash. ua uuurnrs from
Che uturu ~ sale. uIed lu this Court. has heou
sUt Roe UUrfIuH uu Wednesday. thu list day ~
june. 4. u i91l 90 l.n OtlnfE 90. m. Ht thr
county Court House Boo ihp tuuu ll0nm ~
said Court iu StIt lHkU Dlty. salt Lake.
County, ttah
Witness che clerk " aid Court
with che seal thereof hniNrd,
ts,tl tl.. ioth DAY nfIunc. \. ID is9.
DAVID a. III MAR CLERK
~ T.. a.. NlInAiis Deputy tlrrf
JAMES a. MONLE Atty.
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Finland Copper Niuiue co. principal place
" business. Sult Lake Clty, Utah

u business. salt lake CITY, Utah.
NOTICE a. hereby given that ne meeting
~ thr Hoard NJ directors " tho Highland
tupugr Mining Company held % salt Lake
tltN. Utah uu the suh dry OF May, is1, uu
assessment NJ uno-hnf cent per sharr WIS
levied uplu ull the outstanding certificates "
capital stnrk NJ the corporation, payable lm-
mUdmtrlY tn the SECRETARY " the Company
ut DIS nniru, Rooms so ana diu McOufnlck
ulnsil salt Lake city. Utah.
Any sturk upun which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 1T day N July, isIn
VIII hr delinquent aud advertised fur sale nt
public auction, and unless payment Y made
hufuru viii be- snId 90 the nfilcp NJ the cum.
puuy, uu the lath duN NJ July, ls11 ne o'clock
guihvr With tho cost NJ advertising and OK
''''' VIZ. WELLS Secretary.
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UTAH SUGAR co Tho Board NJ Difrr-
tors ~ the 4 fHh sugar Company bins this day
declared % dividend 80. iNuf .a per cent Oh
tho capital stuta NJ thg company payable on
june NJ l-n Gao stlHkhnId8rs uf rprurd un
June 90 $50 The transfer books NJ the come
uany Will Doe closed uu June ~. lsf1, nt pm.
aud ruuuuuUU juno .N, i7u. Ht Iuu.
HORACE %, WHITNEY,
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WELLSVILLE.
Death Summons william .. barley. who
died last night.

Special per Desorot telegraph.
wciisvilc. Cache Co.. June 2o.--Wm.
r. barley one OF the oldest citizens uf
this county and a highly respected resi-
dent of Wulisvlllc, died last night az
about . o'clock. pleuriHy was the
cause uf death ana be- was ~ but twn
days. being between 60 and - years ~
age. Ito leaves ~ wife and large
family Of children. all ~ whom are
grown lie was an EnEllshman by
birth. but came 10 this country many
OF the county,
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a Terrible Thunder aud Rain storm Doe.
Much Good.

Special Correspondence.
Blnckfout Ida, June i9.-At $3.50 I'm.
Monday afternoon n thunderstorm
passed over BlnckfOot and neighbour
hood The rain came down In sheets.
and for the fifteen minutes II lasted
was the heaviest Tor years. Immense
pools of wator were everywhere The
good done the farms no man can cstl-
mite. The rain came down In such vast
sheets that no one could see across the
street, much less walk on II.
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OREGON Short Line R0ifOld.

TIM Cam ~ srTrcr iuNr I iai
IRON ogden, Chisaeo. Omaha, ~ Louia
Kansas CITY and Denver ....s..s spa m.
nom Osian, rIftland. spokane, Butte
cen and San Francisco .. HS3A IN
'ir1m Milford siupet', Provo, inter
mediate paints. Hssssss. as. 5000 w a. pol.
Prom Ogden, ChiciEn ~ Louis, Ia Isas
.uaaht aud nsnyer. ...s 600. sos d. m.
tftom Garns|d hniau Tooolo and Ter
minus ... ... sssss.. sop M
Prom rinus, Mcfsuf ,Ii intermediate
non Ogden, Cache valley. ll1iie' saa
Francisco and IutefuHd'aa n.nta boo. 1902. m
DEFIANT.
Tnr Ogden, Omaha, On cafs Denver,
kAnsa CITY aud 49, Louis. s..... 10 a M
For Unite, Msfcuf ind inferno ..ats
ifor o no. q iisash rooele and Tsnni.
nus .. ............ .. ... 4atI A GA,
Tor Ogden, Cache VALLEY lutte, Helena,
Portland, |I| San lftHrlstu,. ....... pt3 m.
'lor Provo sanpete, Milford and Intern
odiatn point. ...... ................ h11p. m.
Tor Ogden, Denver, Ntnsas r uuaht
~ louis, ChiuaE1 a. San Francisco 6tDp ma
iur Ogden, ulis und intermediate
tTraIns south d iuah Do 80 run suniays
fnailf otfeft SUNDAY
CITY uCkTr OFFICE Masouio motk, 10 100
Wet fecdnd south street
p ", ICCLEs. u y HUXLEY
Gen. Itafnc MsnaE,r. uen O. and r. A.
Vice President and Gem Manager
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star NoOd silver Mining Company.
Location M Principal Place M business. Salt
Lake city Utah.
NOTICE Us hereby given that nt meeting
Uf thu bUtrl ~ directors hrIu un tho "a day
on june. l.n, un assessment M thruo CD cents
Hur 4HHHu Nus IuNlru 900 thH capital stock "a
tNu corporation. payable Immediately tu John
10. UUIuy. treasurer. 900 rnuuIs linsili Progress
uuIulnH 900 NNu street. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah.
Any stnfk uunu which this assessment may
nmHlu unpaid uu tlV 80 day Of July, ian
VIII hu delinquent uui advertised FOR sale 40
public auction. aud unless payment Is nndo
before, VIII he sold uu tho ga day ~ july.
uytuvr with the cost 90 advertising and gx-
uyusy ~ sale THOMAS KANE
-o.winty, IN star Gold q silver Mining
salt Lake city, Utah,
Dated June 80, ispN.
First publication, juno q lsl1
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Sorrcr o. A,srssmrSE
Washington Rock company. -aIt Lake city.
Il nh


NOTICE lshrrehy given that alta mortlns
NJ the nIrrHIur uf thu above named ruFIaufa
ussussWvut NJ Pow uHr share WIS luNIrd 600 tup
capital NnHk NJ Che corporation. payable 90
Henry o. NriNuu. Treasurer. at tile state
iiuukuf i'uh. So. .. o aud Main street. SAD
Lake CITY. ltuu, un ur before Monday. tho
iuth day ~ july, iH1. Any stock uuuu which
10th day ~ July viii hu delinquent Auu nd-
yrrtlscd Tor snIrHt public uuctilu aud uuluss
payment is nude before win hu sold ON We'd.
ntsdny the -tth dry Of july, i-'9, 40 70 D. m,
tu nav the uullhuurui ussf- suvut together
With tho cost ~ udyvrtisIuf aud expense ID
sale. HENRY o. MgEWhN, -rfy.
stutr Bank ~ Utah. !. % aud Main
str,vt snlt Lake city, ltah.
First publication Juno d. lslD
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II has been decided by tho Mutual
Improvement associations u Provo
city t1 hold n grand patriotic rally nt
me stake tabernacle sunday evening,
July lat \ unc program Of songs and
music has been arranged.
Prof q, H. tlrimhhll viii speak on
"Thc Heroes Of isjd," and Mrs. Matilda
Olsen on the subject NJ the Present
Heroes" Miss Hattie Pike Will reelto.
The purpose VI the exercises a. 10
CRATE public Interest IN public celc-
brhtlonH.
A subscription was taken up today
Tor tho benefit Of William King the
man who had his finger broken In Sat.
urdny'H ball game gctWecn Provo and
Il. q. W. In asiittlc over two hours is5
was raised King IL considered tho
prince Of an ball players IN this city.
ana ID o. rcrnttcd that he viii be- an.
able 20 participate In the game this
season.
HORSES KILLED.
This morning tho D. n n. q. train
from the north, ran down q fine bay
horse and mule, Just no. the train had
passed the curve entering Provo city
ut tho southwest corner ~ town. The
animals were cut up In shocking
are Htrpwn along the track. telling
siokpnlnr story % the danger uf tho
rail. 90 the pnssorshy nj the south end
uf West Main street,
The trains ~ both lines enter and de-
pnrt frlm the town nt n rate N speed
that lH uniustlnnhlr ana dangerous Ia
the citizens The city council In
granting the right N way. must cer-
talnly have restricted tho companies
to rate Of speed that would give the
citizens more security FOR their lives
and property, ana the officials NJ the
city should see To- II that the rate NJ
speed II moderated, u ~ but o. little
while since one ~ the trains killed u
child NJ this curve. and the peoples
minds are burdonnd over tho safety N
their lives and the lives Of the farm
Ing community who are passing ana
requesting at on hours with thnir farm
products or going 60 and returning
from their fields,
Something should al once be done
Mt this corner tn avoid disaster Tho
ID. a II. O. company have lately made
alterations ~ their line NJ Snrinrvlllo,
which adds greatly 30 the safety NJ the
travelling public and changes should hc
made here at this death trap ~
curve. or there VIII occur some afro
disaster. Tho city council should
nj least enforce the reHtrlcunnH ~
rpoed na per the franchise given 10 the
railroad companies.
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Aud lu accordance with law and the ordu
NJ tho board nf directors made uu Aurll g1tn
l-,p sn many SHARES uf each rlusul ~ Above
Htu'k us may hr necessary viii Nu sold ut
auction ut tho u0Icuuf thu company, % North
Do. m. ON Monday July ird, l,np, tn pay
delinquent assessment thurcon, tugrthur WIth
JAMES u. STIRLING, secretary.
June 18th, 1861
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LOGAN.
Train Service Teachers Instltnt"- Delft
cate surgery a baseball Eyc'opener'


Logan. June ia.-Mr II. n. Dunn Of
the u. g. l.. passenger department
came up from salt Lake today and
apont several hours IN trying TO md
out what sort NJ train service would
be most acceptable 90 patrons OF ms
road here. There seems 10 be some d.
vision Of opinion regarding THIS, but
from statements made boy Mr., Dunn ~
Ia apparent that tho greatest Influence
had been exercised with him for the
restoration OF tho service discontinued
some time ago by which we received a
through morning train from salt Lake,
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
The Institute N Church school teach,
ptH opened at $3.50 this afternoon In the
10. " College. a lecture on "phyHlolo-
gy and How TO Teach II" was delivered
by Or. u. q. Gowans. OF this city, and
was followed by some interesting exc
porlments. Prof, J, Il. Miller talked ON
History. and a lively discussion follow
ed hls address. This evening pr. Karl
q. Maosor delivers a lecture. For TO-
morrow and Wednesday the program is
as followsl
Tuesday. 10 %. m. Lecture on lslc-
montary Science, Prof, j. II. LinfOrd,
Lecture ON English Prof Weston
Vernon.
y. m.-Lecturc, W. q. Raymond.
superintendent country schools, Leo
ture-"rho Teacher Real and Ideal"
Principal !. H. Hickman NJ the oneida
stake Academy Lecture In tho even
Ink by Dr. j. NJ, Tanner,
Wednesday. 10 "a. m.-Lccturc, Prlncl-
pal l.. r. Mocnch OF Ogden. Lecture,
pfeHt. W. ], Kerr,
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DrH, Robson and Allen today per-
formed a very delicate operation On
Mis- George JHggrrH of the Fourth
ward Tor umpyoWu. This o. the second
operation tho lady has under gone and
4. r-.ILmE NAV
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in thc Third judicial ni.trict Court, state Of
tHh, County " salt Lake

Harlow Ferguson. plaintiff. W. Nosaine Glib
sou. 70 mluur urd IHrrs Johnston hor
general guardian defendants
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OUR NEICHBORS.
WESTON. IDAHO,
Irrigation Irregularities Conferences NJ
Sunday schools aud Religious Glasses.

Special Correspondence.
Weston, oneida co.. Idaho. June 10
The weather ~ exceedingly dry at pres
uut. and unless We have rain soon the
farmers will flll BOO their expectations
of fun CROPS this fall
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Last sunday we had ~ home mis-
rlunnrlpH brothers EHktla0n and Olsen
Of Mink Greek Their subjects were
principally those NJ tithlng. Word of
Wisdom ana honorins the Priesthood
IRRIGATION IRREGULARITIES.
The question NJ right 10 use water.
when and how, IL butherlng some ~ our
good nelghborH ut Dayton since dry
weather set iui and Instead NJ attempt.
iug Co adjust matters with "a feeling uf
ahuyuls or anything in reach. Brother
Cnllnn and some others can tell the
story perhaps, better than your cOr-
respondent.
SCHOOL CLOSING.
our public school closed laat Friday
with appropriate exercises ana d neat
little program. There were bat Tow
visitors and they AN Expressed pleas
urc and satisfaction with tho progress
their children hud made. Tuwurl th,
close Of the exercises NUM-
wv go NNNNNh NNANfH NAN NNAHA NINNNN
teacher by presenting MIN with cost
ly silk handkerchief, "a nice presenta-
tion speech. in rhyme. was given in
concert, The teacher fgpllnFly replied
10 their Kind act
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCES
a sunday school conference was held
In Clifton yesterdays the snmo la in
progress today ulHu Tho people were
disappointed 100 not having Brother
MnUsor with Thorn. hiH place. however.
was ably nllei boy Elders Nuttall and
Mills OF the general board who dis
p'nsed rich ana Timely Instructions.
The time was principally occupied with
class exercises Co show the different
methods teachers have OF conducting
their studies boz school. The Weston
school was required 90 give Il second I'M
tcrmodintc class drlll tudor the dircc-
ton of The efficient teacher Elder H. a.
Box, and his aids the exercise was %
model ot perfection, II was admired
that followed.
RELlGION CLASS CONFERENCE.
At FIVE o'clock yesterday afternoon IA
Religion class conference was held In
the chiffon meeting house. No which
there was u fair-Hized congregation.
stake Supt e, -. Goasllnd was pres
emit After singing and prayer which
were IN concert. liruthcr GuHsllud ok
planned how the exercises I'M these
classes are performed ana tho object
aimed at. The nix steps IN tho work
We're then represented by six class ok
crciHos. Weston was again represent
ed by Brother BOX. showing how he
taught the third step. An the exercises
were good, Remarks of a very bone
ncl1l and encouraging nature were
made TO the workers. members and
parents, by Elders Nuttnll and Mills.
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SALTLAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY


Last train leaves Lagoon sundays at
pgDp m, RulNn TRIP. ~ GENTS
Olson's Famous Orchestra IA attendance
every afternoon sud evening.
SIMON BAMHEhGEn GCnl Mgr
H. W. EARLY, uou't Pass Agent
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IN the matter " She E.iate and Guardian
shlpo NElu o., ~lpbin and George
Taylor Minors.
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Drs. ormaby and Ormsby performed
an operation upon the four-year-old
child Of jas II, Bullock OF Providence.
About six months ago the child nppnr-
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PROVO.
city Council Patriotic Services - Horses
KILLED Dangers of tho Hallway.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. June i9-The city council ,y,s
In session this evening ana trans,gtgd
regular routine business
w. j. Lewis. appointed from the
FOURTH ward, Vice Judge John H.
Booth. resigned. was Installed AZ "A
member Of the council
OPERATED UPON FOR EMPYE-
MA
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Tho GnlpnH Mine A turpuwtInni Location %
NIUut. lIsh springs, Iuuh county. utahi
PRINCIPAL Place NJ husinUss, salt Lake
tIy. Utah.
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tn Che District Court. Probate Division. In
aud fnr salt Lake county, -thtouf Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20
Nine Trains
Leave Chicago

FOR the East between $50 a. m. and
1850 a. M n you take the Burllng-
toms Vrstihulod Flyer which leaves
Denver ut $3.50 p. m.. you reach Chicago
in plenty NJ time Co connect with any
OF these trains, It arrives at Chicago
az 7;lj a, m.
Another good train Tor Omaha and
Chicago ~ the Chicago Sporlal-lenvcs
Denver $40 p. ~. Arrives Omaha $3.50
next morning, Chicago ssi5 p. M, same
day.
Ticket office. ga $, W, Temple st.
Ia. DENTON. Ticket Agent, Il. G. W.
Ry, Dooly Block.
r. II. NEsLEN, Travelling Pass, and
Freight Agent
W. u. ArMILLhS. Gen, ACT.
~ s, W. Temple st., Salt Lake city.