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GUNNISON.
fine Program well Presented Common
crates the Nation's birthday.

Special Correspondence.
Gunnlson. sanpete County, July b.
The Glorious Fourth was nttingiy oh.
served by the citizens of Gunnison
The committee In charge were arduous
In their cndenvors to provide n program
which ala honor 20 our Nations Natal
Day.
Unable 20 procure bruss band, there
was no procession. hut there was, new
urtholcsa, unbounded patriotism and
loyalty displayed throughout tho vast
gathering at the public hall.
mayor Larson made the opening adj
dress. Charles Short read the Declare
ton of Independence. Albert H. Chris
Jensen, one OF Gunnlsos own youths,
ana recent graduate IN law from Ann
Arhor was the orator Of the day. The
HonEa We're all appropriate for the oc-
casion. and ably rendered. such rare
vocallsts as Zadio Kcarns and Emily
Larson were heard at their best. Nose
Johnson. the noted eloCutiouist. also
took part, ana unity prevailed which
put TO flight All class or political dis
tlnctlon. Love OF liberty hDamcd on
every couutennnce
sports IN the afternoon wcr much on.
iOyed By everybody aud the celebration
closed with a crowded dance at night
RECEPTION or BATTERY BOYS.
-s--I----Ll-.- l.--l-4li .-.l-r---rth.u
July gnthcriug 10 arrange for a rnvni
reception of the Utah Battery boys from
Gunnison ON their arrival home. A
committee was appointed whit fun
mower TO act In appointing gub-com-
mittecs, and make full arrangeme.
monts.
Mayor Larson has called a meeting
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tiEBER.
A Quiet Fourth Funeral ~ uebor Ras-
band sad bereavement.

Special Correspondence.
llebcr July b.-Tho Fourth OF July
was "a solemn DAY iu liohor The fun-
crul Of the victim uf Anchor mine dis
ustcr. iiubor Haabuud. took place. lila
body Arrived in llchcr from Park city
about noon. quite r. number of teams
went out about three miles t1 meet
the 'pr.ogc with the remains About 3
y. M, teams began 90 limo the streets.
and the pcOplo began 10 flock tp tho
tabernacle, The corpse was conveyed
90 tho meeting house by hlH brothers.
in-llN, followed by long procession
NJ the relatives, some two blocks from
the parents mansion ON Main street.
The large assembly of people were adj
dressed by bishop ilickon. Patriarch
John Duke. ana Bishop Allen of Park
city. Words VI consolation were given
20 the family. relatives ana muufucra.
who were many Some 60 teams f0i-
lowed the remains Co the city uf the
dead. about the largest procession ever
seen here
Heller Rnsbnnd leaves wife and
four childrou-unc son ana three
daughters mourn hla loss
The parents uf Brother Naghund wore
pioneers NJ the valley rp also were the
parents " the vito. moving here loo
1853 and 1860 from Provo city whore
be- was bnrt in The year 1855. Tie was
related by marriage o. nearly every
family here.
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SPRINdvILLE.
Accidental Loss Of m BYE Chiid Meets
with Paiafui Accident News Notes,

Accidental Loss Of m Bye hiid Meets
with Painfui hcoident-Newa Notes,
Special Correspondence.
sprlnevilie, July 81. V. wadsworth.
who had his foot nmputntod Few days
ago. II getting along very nicely.
ACCIDENTAL LOSS OF AN EYE.
About week ago an Old citizen,
Walter Bird. while preparing "a return
home from his field where he had been
muwiur hay, met with v anrlpus aCul-
dent. which resulted IN the loss of an
eye. while holding the knife upright
In his hand with the sharp edge to-
wards him, his team started, ana IN HE
haste to reach the lines tho knife hit
him In the eye and put n out.
Tho slx-year.oid son NJ Mr. ana Mrs.
George Beardail while handling the
hay rope near tho pulley wheel an hay
was being pulled In the barn, had both
hands drawn IN the pulley wheel, and
was very fortunate that he hns both
his hands LETT as II was the flesh was
badly lauofatod, ana the little fellow
goes around with both hands in "a sling,
and has TO be fed by other members Of
hte family.
Farmers are very busy getting up the
hay and giving the bccts the last clean
ing. Work II progressing nicely on the
new sugar factory The pipe line trench
from this TO the Lchl factory ~ about
finished. and men nre busy laying pipe.
Many Of our q kona went elsewhere
20 spend the Fourth An interesting
program was given at the l.. u. 8.
meeting house.
The light strawberry crop has gone
ana the rnapbefrios are coming. Peach
aud apple crop very light.
The water supply II better than II has
been Tor years
our city fathers are getting woke up
70 tho necessity ~ stopping the tramp
element from having ao much liberty in
thc iuturo We have fed them until our
hospitality and charity has been tram
pied under their foot, and when they
ma no man at homo they are very In
tolcnt and Insulting 10 the women. ana
Mayor liall In his short address ycstcr-
uay Hall ne thought the time had como
when the elder should not cat Inc
bread Of the iaborpr"
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FAIRVlEW.
The Fourth Periodically observed Re-
building Burncd District
Special Correspondence.

hpeclnl Aofitfpohh'hNe'
Fairview. sapctc County, July o.
Independence day was celebrated here
In fine sytlc. commencing In the even
Ing OF tho ard by the firing OF guns and
cunnons. etc. At sunrise ON the an
the stars nnd Stripes were unfurled To
the breeze, and the town was well
shaken by the uriuR OF firearms, The
brass band HcrUuuded the leading Cltl-
IONS with their stirring aud Inspiring
strains Of music, Al no "a. m, the clti-
zons met In the meeting house, which
was very niCOly decorated with BAN
ners, bunting. roses plants ana green's
the audience filled tho house To- over
flowing. Tho rendering of the line pro-
gram WINS u grand success; the Grafton
given by Mr. Nelson OF Manti was an
inspiration; the program VI music by
the band qunrtets, rCcitnuons, and
above all the beautiful curnet solo by
Mr. Boldon as well as his vocal efforts.
was highly appreciated, The very
enjoyable celebration wound up with "a
grand hall In the pavilion.
The rebuilding " the Coop. store
after the IRE II being pushed and be-
fOro many months q fine modern build
ing viii be seen on that business cor
ncr,
The Hanson BROTHERS. blacksmith os-
tabliahment " now completed and Ia
an ornament M wen nH "a benefit TO the
community as whore the hammer OF
Industry IN heard sure prosperity is
found why cannot our capitalists
build establishments and furnish em-
ployment for an the mechanical talent
found In Utah which today Hes dor
mant FOR lack ~ employment?
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Richard Cutnur iH zoo from the now
coal camp ln Whiuwurr canyon and
IN a business like shape. The coal com.
pany o. now working about forty mon
ln the development OF the coal m.uUa
There ana ~ calculating tu put un worry
many more uH soon nH houses con hH
erected COR tho accommodation ut the
men.
school trustees f0r Price district viii ha
voted fpr aud 10 o. more than likely
that the present board will b. retained
ln Office. ~ has managed the business
~ the district On re- husin'Hsllkp manner
and tho people generally believe 10 CO. Boz
the proper thlng 90 k..p tho Old board
in power.
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The board of county commissioners
meets Monday at which time the uupH-
ton W bonding the county Will come up
FOR final action. This indebtedness Do
10 pay m the warrants that were Out-
standing nt tho time thp territory Doe
came state and win amount 90 some
thing like 5000 An together this will
make the debt uf Carbon county less
than i've thousand dollars. onr-thrd NJ
which can De paid on with the taxes
that are tu come On this fan.
The town trustees meet next Sntur-
day evening 10 consider the revision
and adoption Of q new ret of town orr
alliances. The semi annual report ~
the town treasurer. Albert Bryupr,
shows that the city has something over
500 IN the treasury and is ON cash
basis FOR the FIRST time in long while.
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CENTERFIELD.
Tue tourth Celebrated In Grand style
Progressive Ward.

Hpocial Correspondence.
Ccntcrncld sanpctc County. July o.
'cnlericld people were not behind In
celebrating the Natal Day 81 the Ma.
ton. They were fortunate In securing
The brass band Cmnde up partly from
bunnlson). enabling thom 10 have "A
procession. The floats were nicely got
ten up, aud therc was n very nice turn
out OF citizens. Flags and bunting were
abundantly displayed az tho public
places. The hall was nicely decorated
ana suitable program rendered
charles II. Emhley was the orator. and
speeches Were also made by such old
atnndbyH nE Bishop Ficlsted. sylvester
whiting and Joseph Benrdsloy There
were the usual sports m the afternoon
ana o. dance AT night Patriotism
abuundcd. nud all felt this WAS Inc
greatest occasion ~ any Fourth thpy
had observed In the past
t"nterheld people are pushing right
ahead. her people displaying % prnrras.
slvcncHs which IL surprising. since the
short time which has slnpsod when
formed into a new ward They VIII
Keep pace with the parent town, Gun.
nison. and hold their own
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for Thursday night to take steps for
organizing and furnishing brass
band. u IL Intended 10 have the band
trained before the arrival home of the
volunteers
a stock company FOR the Immediate
erection ~ a suitable Amusement hall
for Gunnigun. u u thought. viii bel
organized az meeting 90 br held for
that purpose on next Saturday.
Who viii BE- elected school Trustee for
this district next Monday, is RI question
much agitatcd lust nov.
Professor Albert Tollgstrup Dr. slowly
recovering from r. severe attack Or
rheumatic fever.
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OUR OWN STATE.

Bailey were appointed appraisers In the
estate and guardianship of Hazel Estes
ct nl minors.
Estato of Mary Goodwin. deceased
return OF bale Of real estate was con-
hrmod.
Estate ~ Jacob tioutz deceasedi
final account approved and distribution
Estate n Samuel NJ. Clark. deceased
report Of commissioners In partition
confirmed and ordered filed.
Estate 0f Margaret Price, incompc.
tent; q. a. StortH, u. r. knowlden
and W. X. Horny were appointed APP
rralsors.
WANTS 4 FOURTH INTEREST.
Imln Collins has commenced suit
against Mary Collins 81 al the widow
and children Of the late Thomas Coll
Inns. Tho plaintiff alleges that before
the death 0f Thomas Collins he held IN
trust for plaintiff certain interest In
real estate and several notes. ~ the
defendants ARE the hoirs ~ deceased
plnintin asks that he be awarded a
fourth interest In nine different pieces
or real estate and three notes. against
Samuel Lldlard & co. for ai.40o.
COUNTY BUSINESS.
The county board " commissioners
were In session today and transacted
considerable routine business
Frank Tucker precinct constable re-
signed aud Wrcn wilkins was appoint
ed In his stead.
Treasurer Mnlmberg reported on the
county finances ne follows
General FUND. balance on hands a,it0.2i
state and county school fund.
balance on hand ..... ...... 330.13
State jury and witness fund,
balance on hnnd ...s. .sss. ss l1l,hO
County SUPERINTENDENT Of
schools contingent fund,
balance on hand ..... 90. 60. 1867
The following fees were reported col
lcctcd during June;
Recorder ..... -. .,... .... .....s1iI. 50
CLERK ..ss. ..s 80 80 ss..s....... 2aa.vV
SheflU usss &c. ssss sssssss .ssssss b4slh
sheriff storrs was allowed a contln-
Ex-Rccordcr n. r. Thomas wna om-
ployod TO copy the district mining rec
ords at 10 cents per folio.
AFTER ANOTHER SUSPECT.
sheriff storrs this afternoon left FOR
Montpelier. Idaho. 10 bring back TO
Provo negro. who n n thought by
many had something 90 do with the
the morning OF June "a. II viii be- re-
membered that the officer had trouble
with negro the night before he was
murdered, who threatened Strong n he
attempted 20 arrest him.
DEATH or MATTHEW MEACHAM
Mathew Moachnm. well known
young man of this city. died at an early
hour this morning, after several weeks
Illness, ~ rheumatism ~ the hcqrt
The funeral services win be- hold In tho
First ward meeting house Friday morn
Ing nt 10 o'clock Deceased was p
years of age and leaves a wife and one
young child. He has been employed az
EVans's blacksmith shop Tor q number
OF years, ana was well thought Of.
WEDDING BELLS.
Licenses 10 wed have been issued TO
Henry Il. Weed. 20. and Sarah Il. Car
tor, 20, both ~ snntnquIn; 90 Dan Jep-
person, "a, and Pearl iovoridge, 10, both
~ PROVO.
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.Ho glorious Fourth WINS celebrated
hgi" ln Grand STYLE There wua o. FlfH-
UfluH ln tho meeting house boz tha mlfr.
Ing nt which che Declaration or luI..
lHndnncH WuH ruHl. An urutIHu Hy
Iumra Nielsen was wuu given. Tho
foat NJ the time was occupied in HIHH.
lnr wclllnr ana merry mukuU Tho
songs. "'rhu Star SrBnrIud Hammer"
America and Columbia" wHrs ruu-
lcrod by The choir Boo pleasing mnn-
nrr. The afternoon was spent Goo
dancing, bail playing and 600 kinds W
games ana sports fuf che little uuDH.
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M0RONI.


"" 'f'''HHioh sports Galore
Special Correspondence.
Moronl, july 5.-There was n grand
celebration ~ the Fourth held here yca-
tgrday. The fag was holstrd al break
% day the brass band serenadcd the
people. a grand procession was formed
near the pavilion, headed by tho brass
band In fine decorated band wagon.
ana following We're the city authorizes
the goddess OF liberty. the goddess OF
Justice, and thirteen young ladica
mounted representing the thirteen orig
inM states; a large wagon filled with
pretty little girls representing tho
forty-iivc States Of the Union. anoth-
or hlled with happy, smiling children
representing UtahH best CROP then fol-
lowed the sceder tho mower. the har-
Ncstcr aud the thrcshcr; then the citl-
zcnH In conveynnCcs. After passing
through the principal streets the pa
trlutic citizens met In tho large pavilion
ca listen 20 music. reading OF the DEE
claration ~ Independence. an Grafton,
stump speeches, toaals and sentiments.
etc.
In the afternoon there were Eames
and races FOR prizes; az I o'clock
dance Tor the children. and az O'Clock
a dance for adults IN the pavilion.
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WOODRUFF.
The Tourth-A Good Program ~ sports
Land purrhnsos,


Special Correspondence.
Woodruff, rich Co., july 5.-indo-
pondonce day was honorod ny tho pgtrI-
otlc citizens OF Woodruff. In the fore.
noon exercises. ON address NJ welcome
was given hy charles j, call; VIM, N,
Lee was the orator of The day. selection
by the band with songs and rccituuuns
made the program Interesting,
Games ana races in the afternoon and
ball IN the evening concluded the cXcr.
clHOH.
Or. H. Lee mot with 70 painful ncri-
dent hy being thrown from his bicycle
a fow days ago. lie is now murslug %
broken collar bone.
DEATH OF a PIONEER.
George Eastman. one Of the pioneers
OF this valley passed away ON the iith
of June Ito built the FIRST house lu
Woodruff, and was thrifty and Indus
uioua citizen. There was large able
Hembly at tho funeral services.
LARGE PURCHASES OF LAND.
several thousand acres OF range land
west of this place have been recently
nnrghased ~ The state. portion Of Do
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PROVO.
District Court Orders County Affairs In
teresting News Notcs.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, July b-The following bust
moss was today transacted In Judge
booths court:
Nellie Pearson was granted n d.
Nolce from $ Pearson and given GUS
lolN or the two minor children. and
awarded tho house. lot. furniture and
COW ana $40 per month allmony
In the divorce case VI Mary H. Cra-
gan w Calvin Crngani demurrer over
ruled and 10 defendant given until
July 18th TO answer.
m the case of Chapman Mercantile
TO- W. Jamos Crooks ~ ~ motion 10 re-
lhslate appeal argued and taken UNI
ger advlsemcnt untll Thursday
Estate Of william Wignall, dpccngod,
Iuly END set for hearing final account
,a,nl petition OF distribution and par-
j. 8 Nelly. Nlels Nelson and Isaac
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NOTICE D. hereby given That ut "a meeting
90 thr director. uf thr Lower Mammoth Min.
lus Company ur'i uu luulY, fhu l1ih day ~
June ls.n. Hu Ias".HWUu. NJ HH uUr shuru vas
IuNlUl uuuu tnrHHuIfHI stnrI ufthu UumUHuY,
rruEnss iluUIIuE salt lake DItD Utah. at
once. and before tlu list day ~ July lsu.
Any stock uuuu which fhls Hssrssmput may
remain unpaid un che Iist DAY of July. isl4
UuuI|H auction. nuu unless payment ls made
before. Ull' lr sold 900 Che 18TH dos 90 August
ls.H tl uUy thu Delinquent assessment, tu-
EUihur With rnst ~ advertising Hud Expenses
10 sale SAMUEL y. PAUL ssry.
go Progress. lluilding salt Lake CITY Utah.
Dated salt lake tltN. June mth. ~.
llut publication. July 1T, isn
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ifchor City was very qulet ON account
m the funeral IN tho evening the small
boys ana Ore crackers were plentiful.
Many people were over from Park city,
A grand ball was the event N the
evening In Turner's hall.
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LOGAN.
john Wiimore Fatally Hurt Missionary 10
canada rendered a Reception.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. uJly 6.-Mrs. wnlmore. ~ the
Second ward. received word today that
her son. John Willmoro. had been Ia
tally injured nt his home In Island
ward, place not far from ReNburg
No details were given In the telegram
received. The young man II n years OF
age, ana was married In this city one
week ago. lie left here on Saturday,
ana n rumor In circulation here IL to
the cnect that he was hurt In a row at
the celebration Of his wedding.
Mrs. Hcdrlck. wife Of Prof u. T.
Hodtlck ~ the Agricultural college.
CAV" birth 10 a daughter today.
pra, prmsby ana Ormsby. operated
upon an Infant child Of Mr.. W. H. shaw
of Paradise today, Tor double hare
lip aud cleft palate.
w, II. Jackson. tho owner " ~
Copper King claim In Blacksmith Fork
canyon, came down from the hills To-
day Co get married. lie SAYS that
cant Do la Mar and senator W. N.
Clark, are expected Co be here about
the s0th, TO look over the shutdown. Ia
rata ana other mining properties OF
Cache.
MISSIONARY sEND.oFF.
Elder George Nayior. a we'll known
citizen OF the town. ana one OF the boet
blhcksmlths that ever settled here, left
with his family today for Alberta.
canada, whittier he was recently called
on mission. On Monday evening Hrn.
Nnylor was rendered farewell recop.
Uon hy menthers Of the Second ward.
aud during the rendition of the oIfl.
lent prosTam arranged for the occasion.
no was presented with purse OF $50
VIM J., Bowen Of Logan, and Mamie
Raymond OF smithneld were licensed
10 wed today
President G, o. card OF Alberta stake
" IN the city today. lie positively dc.
mes the Htntcmcnta circulated here
about lack Of employment In the north
orn colony lie says ON the contrary
ihere u abundant work Tor those Who
desire II.
DEMONSTRATIONS FOR RETURN
ING VOLUNTEERS.
Special per Dcsorot Telegraph.
Logan July d.-At the meeting NJ tho
GUY council last night. Mayor Anthem
Anderson recommended that "A Ruitnbio
reception be rendered the returning
volunteers by giving % big celebration
To which the entire county can be IN.
vited. The council accepted Inc ans
geHtlon ana appointed committee pnn.
slstlng " Mayor Anderson and Cnuncii-
men England and Nielsen u -.
sTTh q u6m0nHrfatl0n II Il can be suc-
oussfully done.
The tax levy for city purposes WINS
fixed at 5ia mills
one hundred and twenty-throo neros
or lana were purchased parts OF which
VIII DE used for reservoir at the head
~ tho city waterworks.
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Do tho matter ~ flp estate uf Margaret
I.yalUs NrNurrln. Decreased.
Tho petition nf Joseph W.. McNnrrlH md
james D.. NcNuTflu. executors uf the estate
~ Margaret iUlluF NrNuffin deceased.
urtgIug fur thr settlement ~ nutl account uf
sllI rturuturs and fur fhU llstrhutiou uf thn
H.sIdur uf suld estate tu the unrsnus entitled.
lHs hUpu 500 flr hearing uu Wednesday tho
i.fh dizzy uf July A. % i-lI. Ht usn O'Clock
% Dob. uf Tho county court lluu.u. lu the Court
lHHm NJ said Court Don salt Lake city, salt
Lake, County, Utah
Witness tnr clerk MI said Court
I4TAt1 with tHU sul| thUUuf arIkpd
this Go DAY OF IU|H. A 10 i.vl
DAVID e. DUNBAR tiyfk
UV GTOHGI T. BLAIR uUHuty clerk
WuIdrlI q Adams. AtturuHys.
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The Fourth or July passed on quietly
as far NJ violations NJ the law are cOn-
corned but nevertheless our citizens
enjoyed lively day.
Tho exercises NJ the forenoon were
held IN tho opera house. Bry. Murk
was president of the day Simon
Christensen chaplain W. a. secEmIller
read tho Declaration OF Independence,
r. n. Hayes gave the Grafton, Caroline
Poulseu represented Columbia. Amelia
Olsen represented Utah, and Regina
Ogilvlc represented cuba, V, Rnpp
gave "a speech. Nancy Anderson and
Ruby Wright gave rooltntlons, a solo
was rendered by Geo. NJ. Jones. and a
quartet by Rev. Mork a co, The ward
choir and Nielscn's brass band were
IN attendance ana took part In the pro-
gram. Thirteen girls appropriately
Costumod represented the original thir-
teen colonies. Altogether an enjoyable
time was had.
In the afternoon sports ana games
were had on Center street, and a dance
for the children was given Mt the star
pavilion. a bail In the evening at the
pavilion concluded the program OF the
day.
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Elder VIM Dawson returned ON Mou.
day from the Southern States mission
whrru be- has been lnborIuu Tor two
aud half years tio was expected
Sunday and one half che town wore
down Co the station to- meet him and
piNo him o. royal welcome home. bro.
thor Dawson says the Elders lac "a fuI.
nro trunlcd kindly by the hosplnNs
! people NJ The South and though h.y
are poor live lu lur cabins WuI hHt,
hut little Co eat tho EiIHh ura uI-
way welcome 90 Whuf thuy have.
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CASTLE GATE.
Italians and Other Citi,rns Celebrate the
Day Aftermath.

Special Correspondence.
Castle Gate. Carbon co., Utah. July
t-rho Fourth was spent glurlUusly In
this town. In the grove. X. of T.. hall
aud IN the Italian howcry were gather
ed together the whole of tho town To
celebrate the couutry'H natal day Pa
trlptic Hp"s DheH songs. etc. We're REM
dcrrd. while games ana sports ut ware
lpuH kinds were INDUCED iu, and amid
ull this the boom OF the explosion NJ the
heavy charges of powder caused the
canyons 10 revrrberato with echoes
Tho Stars and Stripes were uufurled
at Q o'clock %. m,. while the Castle
Gate band played the star spnnglol
banner. 4 most delightful day so far
ns patriotism was concerned. was spent
by all the people ~ Castle Gate and
the evening OF the Fourth wound up
tho Italian festival.
The music nf the band was an I'M
spring feature IN yesterdays cclcbfa-
ton.
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very sick 20 long. was much worse
on Monday so much m that his az.
tcndnntH thought he was going. ttc IL
reported better today.
Mr Warren clifford has sold out his
interests IN Weston and In about two
weeks VIII turn his face nnrthward
Hp IL not yet certain whore ho viii l1.
cate. lie expects. however. t1 ro To-
Cnnndn, but may stop boo Snake River
valley
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WESTON, IDAHO.
Returned Missionary - Drouth -- 0iorIou.
Fourth News Notes.

Weston, Idaho, July 5.-Ttamas ON
Ia down from Bingham county visit
Ing friends. MIR. Gill says Il ~ quite dry
up there as here. but the crops are
not suffering,
Brother NJ, r. Fineld who has been