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PENNINGTON.
Little May sanders kicked and Kiliod by
"a Horse.

Pennington. Davis Co, July ga
shocking and fatal accident happened
ut the Hayes hotel nj o'clock last
evening by which May Sanders. "a me-.
tie girl ~ years ~ age Loaf her life.
The child was playing with little
daughter OF Landlord Hayes In the
rear of the hotel Her father Thomas
NJ. Sanders, was leading a horse from
the yard into the street and the little
girl playfuliy run alongside Of the ami
nal and attempted TO put her doll on
the horse for ride.
The animal IL gentle. but was fright
cned, II u supposed. and whlried and
Kicked the little one ia the face with
both feet. Tho left jaw WIS broken.
the nuddcnncHa OF the blow dlalooated
the child'a neck, and the force with
which she was knocked TO the ground
fractured her skull near the base ~
the brain. Death was instantaneous.
Dr. Gleason of KayHyillc was called
and went down but could do nothing.
The parents OF tho child recently
reached Pennington from Butte. Mont
Mr. Sanders IN u miner and has been
prospecting on tho mountains east OF
Pennington. The funeral ia announced
TO take plnce on Monday az y. M
from the Hayes hotel.
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There were one hundred and thirty
seven different varieties Of Russian
winter wheat planted on 'hr t. a.
Experiment station Farm at Lincoln
last fat These whuatH had been grown
IN Kansas the year before having been
brought directly from Russia To- the
experiment station there. OF the entire
number there were only three or four
varitica that make a fair showing at
the present time, and none that can
DO said 90 have withHtoul the winter
satisfactorily on the other hand the
three American varieties. Turkish Red.
Bis Frame ana Currcll that have been
tested at the station Tor several years.
and selected ON recount Of their hurdi-
ness arr In good condition. The stand
may be- rated az SO per cent These
whcntl were an grown Ia the same
Nebraska Bulletin.
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Midsummer a Good season to Trim aud
shape tho Orchard.

In recent article on pruning trees.
said thorc was time and season
and "a way to do II successfully. The
time spoken OF extended from the lot
OF June 70 the middle OF July. The
instruction AZ 10 method was. hold the
saw parallel with tho trunk of the troe.
cutting the limb uF close as possible
shoulder aud all. DO not forget 10 saw
on the under side OF the limb. 10 that
In breaking down, the tree viii not be
injured, Why IN the above rule given,
ana why are the timo and the method
no Dramatically dc5ignutcd2 Tho cx-
perlence In pruning Tor the last TWEEN
ty-hvc years shall answer
Trees are composed wholly OF cells
They grow FROM year to year by in
crease In the number OF cells. In the
same manner as "A child grows. In their
growth trees are OF two kinds. cNugen-
Gus or growing By outside additions.
forming what IL known as yearly rings.
ana indigenous or growing by inaide
additions, a. IN the case OF corn and
palms. Most Of our fruit trees and
shade trees In THE latitude ARE eNogen-
Gus, In the spring, the sap. which liz
n thin, waiery substance, begins To as.
cend In the sapwood of tho tree. II
finally reaches the leaves. which are
the lungn. and there becomes elabor-
ated or thlckcncd and imbued with
vegetable ne, II then returns be-
tween the snpwood and the bark az ths.
tree, making the yearly growth or dc.
post by this deposit from year to
year, the bark ~ stretched, which oc-
customs the roughness We see on many
trees,
Row, II an lnclslon % made as ln cut.
ing on q limb, tho healing shlyr Ia
ready az hand, 20 Dee sprcnd unon tho
wound. Tho thickonrd sap. which Il,
living vegetable substance. viii ooze
OUT whore the iuolslnn was made and
the yearly growth win begin. From
year 10 year the growth VIII continue
uhtll the wound o. entirely covered. In
front or my house stands a tree from
which, few years ago. a limb 0iG
inches In diameter WAS removed; today
II ~ quite difficult to find tho spot
where the limb grew. Il make. no
dluerenoe as TO the KIND Of tree, whether
II De ash, elm or maple, she same re-
suits are obtained, No paine or any
other substance was spread upon sbe
Wound, but the healing balm waa I'm
the Tree itself, and nature made the
application.
In the yearbook OF the department ~
agriculture for 1895, I observe the FOL.
lowing IAN the moro general prun.
ihH Tor shaping the tree and keeping
IL vigorous and healthy Is done during
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GUNNISON.
Ln'huslastio Celebration Of Pioneer Day
Procession aud Program.


Special per Deseret Telegraph.
uunnison, sanpete Co. July 2i-Pio.
utpi day IA being celebrated here in
elAAl style IL was ushered In BY tre-
ltteIlUus firing OF artillery. The first
lNakhg OF the town occurred at exactly
o'clock The Mantl cornet band il
HI,i hcy gave grand open air con-
lb INST night and were out gerennd-
Hs 1lil1 morning, commencing before
,lnNsr' Their strains OF music en-
unused the town to q high pitch and
XIV lhe people In good trim for The
w celebration. a procession formed
r' y.el aud appropriate oxerolnoa were
entered ht the hall commencing M
aN The Grafton was delivered by
Christensen Reminiscent
t',,hgs We're delivered by Bishop 4.
~ Mllsen and n. q. Frnzer, veteran
H.llarH Of Gunnison
-lAere VIII be sports this Afternoon
ag wy lance at night. The prompt nnd
t,"lylrnt service of the Mantl band rs
,..',n'hs our boys good lesson IN dis
,l.'l',' ana the citizens are highly M.
1llle OF their excellent service so
ri,, through the day. The day n pro.
t'.'Ns one for the occasion and bright
U,,., peans on every side. Flags are
t.u yea ON the public buildings and tho
NM" presents a grand holiday appear
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the dormant period IN fan. winter W.
that trees trimmed ACCORDING Ia this
rule Will be permanently injured SOME
such cases have come under my Oh.
servation. There is n time and u aenaon
FOR all things. and things done ont of
season are poorly done. No rgqulres
Judgment and care 10 pruua Hhruba ANA
Stress properly ThnrU Hfr thousands
Of farmers with good common sense.
and yet there ARE only yprv Tow That
actually know when aud how 90 trIu
n tree. repeat th1t during the month
Of June 90 tho middle uf july h the
only time. ana cutting the limb cipfo
TO the body OF the tree 90 the ONLY
way V. n. standlHh In ornnre
Judd Farmer.
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AGRICULTURAL.
the PROPER TIME TO ctr NAY.
Yield Greatest when Grass IL TuiIy STA.
tuFed,


Yield Greatest when Grass Is Tuily STA.
tured.
Referring to the advice now 30 ire.
qucntly heard. that the grass be- cut
early. Alva AEcc remarks In The Ma
tionnl Stockman: In making hay for
some city markets this advice " deal
erH may be safe. but the loss ln weight
from early cutting IL no great that dif-
ference 10 price IN ordinary local mar
kcts does not Justify very rariy cutting.
Hright hay can be mado~frOm pretty
ripe ErnHa if neither dew nor rain have
a chance 10 blacken II. The gruen color
that On characteristic N Tho most pnlat-
able and dlgestiblo hay ~ wanting. but
u " got ut "a serious sacrifice IN re-
hpect To weight Careful experiments
have been made along this line by cX-
pertinent stations ana fnrmcrs, and the
Yield IA well cured hay increases randi
~ as the grnss becomes fully nLtturod.
There ~ a loss In percentage OF dlgtatl-
bility uH grass natures, but probably no
loss In the total amount, OF dlgcHtiblo
matter obtained from an acre. on ac-
count OF increase OF teal weight. In
one New England experiment thcrc was
an Increase In the amount OF nutrition
obtained by leaving tho grass until
about mnturcd. For hoe use Il pays to
cut full early especially for feeding
young stock. The hay Nv more phlntp-
BILE, and there IN less indlgcstiblr stun
taken into the animals system. But It
II losing game 20 cut early when max
Ing hay Tor most consumers, the extra
labor risk and loss In weight being out
Of proportion TO the difference In prices
they make for early cut hay and that
from mature grass.
An American Cultivutur correspond
cnt thinks no hard and fast rule can be
laid down AZ 10 the proper time Tor cut
ting grass Tor hay but Il may be safely
asserted that grass ~ nearly always cut
at "a period whom Il has lost much ~ les
succulcnt ana nourlshlnR qualities
that H. u "a common falling with
farmers 20 let their grass get too rlpe.
The Rural New Yorker being In re-
ccipi uf notes from It's readers ON the
handling ~ the hay crop, finds that
their combined experience makes few
things clearer than Oycr-Niz.
cut the hay early
Don't let Il be sunburncd
The wind docs the curing
Hustle a. Keep II moving.
Don't lot II gct too dry,
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CENTERFlELD.
Grand Pioneer Day Celebration 90 A Pine
Program Carried out.

Special per Dcacrot Telegraph.
Controlled via Gunnison. sanpeto
Co. July 2i-rhe vim and push OF the
people OF this place continues undated.
With their usual enthusiasm they are
celebrating Utah's great day In honor Of
the Pioneers. The band was out sere-
nadlug bright and early, showing a de-
termination not 20 be- outcome by the
hunu band at Gunnison. There was "a
procession at o o'clock conducted un-
der the able direction OF MarahaiH u.
Jensen ana N. y. sorenaon. Blahop A,
O.. FJeldntcd delivered the cIntion,
which was well received. An address Of
welcome was given by Charles Gledhui.
an old time resident u The place. Oth-
cr speeches were delivered and a Very
appropriate program was rendered al
he hail which was beautifully decor
utel An lmproviHed stand erected Tor
we occasion was much appreciated.
The usual sports viii take place this
afternoon and a dance will close thI
days enjoyment, Tho people are cx-
eerliugly enthusiastic In the celebrn-
u1n, The national colors are conaplcu-
Gus 90 every side
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PRICE.
''"'r hlondiker Heard From-Tho gath
sheep Doing Wen.

'l''hl Correspondence.
rice Utah, July 2t.-Pnrley =. War
', VINO lett Price last year Tor Alaska,
d., N'Igled 10 arrive home in few
f.'' POI" mother, Mrs Sarah j. War
v,, NIl' received letter from tho
6914s man IN which he SAYS that he
arJ XXX prosperous In the frozen north
N.Y., w. return with money enough 10
W. N'i head above water for many
NI'ii.,lo come. lle repnrta that John
ing' ',wli,n' who went with him. Is do.
"e.l and VIII come out a rich man
tsrtu =; hobhlns and party Of gen.
b,rn from Salt Lake CITY have Ieft
tba WIN an oItht FOR the country IN
tb,y n' OF Price, aud IL Is reported
down w. looking up some veins Of coai
thoWeh," Emery country, which IL n
alone ,s o. the Wells Fargo oompanv
en- ,he line ot the RIO Grande Wesf.
they" S ,'Se, received notice that In fltnr,
10 Wlll be allowed n oommission az
fort' cent on all business, Hereto.
stun W. got 10 per cent on OUTGOING
ne1" " ipi Z per cent on incoming bnsia,
pfosn. ne circular letter saws eonprai
'''''y mas struck the country ana
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NOTICE ~ hereby given, that at 20 meet
Ing ~ the board NJ directors ~ said GONE
phuy, held on tho 9Th dny ~ July. ism. an
assessment 80 49, 81 uuraylghth I.I uf ono
cont per share WIS levied uu tho capital
Stock " fhu corporation. payable Iuma-
dlnicly in llv secretary, nt TIE nnlrv uf uIu
company, Mcturnlrk aud Co, bank curuur
!imt south aud East Tvmplu STREETS. salt
ANY stock uu1n which this assessment may
umulu unpaid on saturday. the t4th day ~
August, i-Nl VIII hv urliuIuvut aud lulpr-
tlaDd Tor sale ut public auction. aud unless
payment u made before win br sold nu Tr.
Jay the ~ dhy NJ September. I ~. tu pay th,
delinquent assessment together with The cost
~ advertising aud UNuHusU ~ sale.
liy order ~ The Hoard NJ Directors.
FRANK a. HARDING. spr'y
Mccormick & CO.'S Hank salt Lake CIV.
Utah. July r. t-ll
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-
Tbuultftinn III Holm n Cannon, sd,,,t,,ts
] traitor Df The estate ~ Abraham ID. Cannon.
Decreased prt,lus flr hp oft1r M ND IN t,,9i
! Hnd pUr.Ifiai itrIpiftv ~ .1t d...,d.n' ',
fIut IND n..r.ui. Int,r,..t,',i i'5,.r Is ~
| said rluit tu show cause WV hn order sboaid
MOI br Granted tn .gU u ,it,i u, .s,,i ~,
n,..nry. IN fir t,Iio,,ip', "A r..i XIV, VI,
personal property ~ said licensed t6.wif.
.ry"niy bunaratb. IN . 58 Milky ,9n, and
INV GW unL. Month frtm ib. s,uti,.l't
ruruuf M thr southwest Gu1rtsr ~ ~ 80
tom tNruty.siA el. township one lii south ~
riHs tbo8., Toril, pis',,,a '' Sl5 s XVI,
hundr,dths up 'oI fhalnst Thence ,s,,'t si,s,
and eighty huudrydths 10 MI chains. thrncr
chnIns. thontr cast srv,n and clFliy
Iins' sItnai. hi sa't i,, , W si 9,s'n -;
ItnG '''' ''''' 10
Also lots nIuo Dob and trn um. in block ave
W Imhl. J. ''' '''''''' 10 "'''" N.Y. state
AI.n ints VI.bt f.i. uIur .0I t,t, 1m ,f.,,s
ui' t.r',, i#' MA iHIrt..,p Hs, K, bIo,rG
twenty -e.ght 81. Nelson rara Addition To
AI.n.HU yIil4I 1r.l-i.tTf II.t ~ ,,.,t 81
th,. Observation-Disclosures ill1f .r,ti8n plngt,,11
iatr Mir.ihn. y saTVsy ~ I"s.a1ISss' E nSa
uud fIrfy GurlfrItU. I'll. tH .IaIV. -,1tI
md limo and s'aty.Hyo huBirsdfbs Gf5
chains ynst from me n0fthv,l,t corner Of -aid
teen ana ilfty handrliif, Iiig, clisiBs IN ibe
ehnnnoiaf Wcicr iiIyrf, thence In the snid
river pust and uOrtbrHat. 90 ia finIuf tbr,t. md
plslty bundrHti. sm hhirs ,tst ni
t1Iut' Of hrginuiuss uirusp West tbrT.,- and
rIgi.iy iuniTTltbs 20 y" rbni9, 40 Bisrc ny
l.'.IfiIIup -IfuafYlu KyrIa.r tDuuty Iit4b ~
AIsuulI Che s1utl malt 81 M thr forthca.t
uunrtrrUl0f s,ttIuU III tJvuabin IN uottb
range ono Il Npst N san Lakp Meridian. II
x. survey situate he Ntupf County. state az
Utah
AI.onu uudIyIJ.II on.-IBlf Iptsr...t d, tba
p5'ii, XXI 0f .sfii ,,,, lii i w sne
tDsu l1l .uuihuf range olght ~ west III snit
s .4ic 81 ttah ,"' I'D ''' '''''y OF N'''''u'
mon STATIONERY -t1rD iu oy,Iaf man 100
II III. .HYr,. lf ~, .,ai,i .f,l .f ,l, MA.
WIri MluuF Company
bUt ,IHrrYf ttt. ,0t,ItnT ltrrE al tI,, Ift,,
FugHr t.UHIpruy NV ''''
sLGt shuius VI the cnultHI stock OF the Neu
NoGrtu'u Mining Dumutuy.
l sbtrs. id tbr ttpItil Koch ~ tina Ir,ah
1unuI tamplny. ''H'
share uf fhn ruUlttU Stock oftbs godha
Puts Drug COMPANY
Lake Amusement Company
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Inv lYr. Ia it.rtgYrlti,t, ''' ~ ~ ~
.b4ft. ~ XIV ,5rtt4i sto.,u at ,t,. ,s.,..
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t.1' .b.,Ii.. III ttr r,pIt.l s,,,g %, Ella.
superior Mining company
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t.lsi .tUrt. "a tU, .,....ft.f gt...t-. - AL.
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Rains Age nonored In Happy Manner
\. o. Conference NJ Tish Lake.


oPeell correspondence.
Loh Wayne Co, July Gothic rains
during the past week have kept farm
vra from haylug and did considerable
damage 20 canals.
on the 18th an enjoyable time was
spent az Lucinda Browne residence, Ia
honor Of her 7ith birthday. The party
gathered nt II o'clock and at ri 30 a
mo dinner was served. The afternoon
was spent with songs. music and
speeches by the stake presidency and
members Of the Y, l.. NJ l.. A.
a large number Of people have gono
10 Fish Lake 10 attend the Y. 4. and \
NJ, l. A. conference,
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MONTPELIER, IDAHO.
Fred rressler' hoy IA, Drowned Ia a
slough other News.

oMuntpalier Idaho. July a.-On
Wednesday laS. while bathing In "A
slough ON the school section, little Pred
Iressler. aged H. was drowned A
search was Immediately begun for the
BODY which was brought out by Chaa.
Hager. Frank Hichards located II by
means OF an oar H. about ten feet Of
water. II appears that In the COM
pnny OF boys present there was only
one able swimmer. and he certainly
showed himself hero, az he was
twice carried down 10 the bottom IN hls
heroic struggle TO rescue his drowning
comradei hut could not bring the boy
out. because OF his quiet, inomenslve
manner little Fred, or Fritz" as the
boys called him, wasbeloved OF all who
knew him, on Friday morning the
funeral was held from the Latter-day
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LOGAN.
Sheriff Crockett Returns with james Pc
terssn- TunoraI ot Geo. Petersen.

ter.en- Funeral OF uso. Petersen.
Logan. Utah. July 25.--shcrin Crock
cit returned from Ulnta county, wy
Omlug. today with James Peterson,
formerly OF Mink Creek, who ~ wanted
herr on "a charge Of larceny lie Will
probably appear before court for hear
inr next Tuesday
Logan. Utah, July 22.-Thc funeral
services over the remains of George
Peterson were held In tho sixth ward
meeting house this afternoon at Z
o'clock. conaoling and comforting re-
marks 20 the parents, brothers, sister
and frtonda were given by Elders Il.
Jacobson. g. n. fJclstod. George W.
Thatcher Bishop Lewis u fthe First
ward, Joseph MorTcll and President
Isaac Smith. The sweet music furnish
cd by the choir. and the fragrance of
lovely flowers lent a soothing effect to
the aching hearts OF his dear ones. a
long curtcgc followed In procession to
his resting place.
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Ana, 100 1relnlHncu with law mud an order
~ the board NJ Directors made uu tho sab
unN ~ MAY. lH1. su many shares uf each par.
rrI On such stock us may hU uuUisslryi will hn
sold zoo Che unlfpuf che company Ht No Iis ii
Mccormick building, salt Lake ,lty. Utah. un
thN 3ih dNN ~ July. len. uf O'Clock ID. m
in plN The Delinquent assessment thereon.
together With thu cust of advertising and
expense M 4ilu
" a. WELLS. Secretary.
First publication Jolly Z. 80.
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Ana, IN accordance with low unu uu order
of the board Of Director madU nu thu ath day
81 May lsW so many shares ui uIth parcel ~
such stock ul may Dee necessary VIII uu sold
90 tho unlcu ~ tho rnmutuy 40 40. ii W..
First south It,, salt Lake CITY Utah, on thn
sih day ~ August l-n, ut o o'clock pm, tn
pay tho Delinquent assessment thereon to
guihur with tho cost Of advertising and cN-
pcnsv Of sale, u. g, CALDER, soc'y
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NOTICE a. hereby given that ne % meeting
" Che board uf dlrurturs. hold uu tho 18Th day
~ July l-Hl Hu assessment OF uuc-htlf NJ ono
cont uur sNufr WAS IuNIru Uu thH capital
stock NJ thU corporation. payable lfumps
dWtely tu fhuerFrrtHry, Nunm .Nl Mccormick
Block, @llt Lake tity Utah. And my stnrl
ulWu Mhl'h lh.H nes'nuyni may remain UUa
DELINQUENT mud advertised FOR su.O 900 public
AUCTION unl uu.c ulyWglf Is made before.
VIII hu sold nu ihu lltii day NJ september.
l-'n, ut l2u'rlu'h uOlu. tn puy Che delinquent
assessment. together Will thu costs uf uu-
Nurtlslug and expenses uf sulu
~ l. LLL.LALA- A-LLm- --.L.-Ll NM.
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EiIII.a?:I .I!. I

Saints meeting houso. Apostle Hpber
J, Grant delivered a very eloquent nud
comforting sermon. &c stated that be-
could duuhly HyiurnthiEc with Brother
rrcsslcr us each had buried his wife
and only son. Tho house was nllod
10 overlooking and % host Of friends
visited the cemetery
Apostle Grant BE- with us 20 meet with
the Y. N. " !. A. ut Fiahhavcn IN c1u-
ference sunday
Aplrty ls being givon tonight ln hon-
orot Elder Fred Cruikshunk q pr0mi-
ncnt young business man uf this city
Who Will depart Cor mi4slun 90 the
Northeastern States carly Boo August
10 the wife OF N. -. Lindsay. on
wednesday last fine rir was born.
Mra. Lindsay WIS formerly Miss Luolln
stewart uf salt Lake city
Rain usually mukoa the farmers clad.
but not today. because his mind be- un
the hay IN the NOV. They are hayinr
lu earnest here now. The crop be- na
good u usual hut little late. The
Bear Lake berries are now lu the mark
EFT though late, everybody has "a ripe
mouth Tor them.
PIONEERS PLEASURE SEEKERS.
During the past week many teams
have passed through carrying pioneers
for the west"
No arrangements arr being made hero
TO celebrate the Twenty fourth because
Of tho elaborate celebration ~ the
Fourth. The plensurc-Hockrrs NJ Bear
Lake county will spend the day nc soda
Springs or FiHhhnven. either ~ which
furnish the environments for excellent
summer pleasures Tho tourist iH
with us and hls friends are coming.
Those from the south who have once
visited MS know how 10 appreciate the
cool nights and baimy summer days of
this locality.
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Principal place OF lIslnu.s salt Lake CITY
Utah
NOTICE rs hereby given that ut 20 meeting
Of thu UIruHTun of fNu lower Mammoth ulur
Ing COMPANY. held Hu Friday. che IUH Uly ~
juno. l.". 900 Hr.". .HIuut OF o." uHr .|Hr. Nus
levied uNuH tNr Huu'.HI atnfk uffNv UIUIHHUF.
lrlgrHs EU|IIIU. -uIt lsuhH tlEU. iIuu. ut
once, aud before tiu Ail uuF uf Iuly l-I
ANY sinf. HWH Un|ru ins Hssnssmrnf WHY
WILD hHurI|UuuHi Nuu advertised flr auIU Hf
public ulrt.'u, uud uuIue payment Is uuIu
lyiurr. 400 De- Hn'I nl iHu lHtn day uf AuuIsI
EUfNUT Win rusf nl HlNuUtIHIuH uuI t,HHuslH.
uf rl.u NAnIEl.I PAUL. -UH'F.
.N luusrH! luIIulus, Salt luautIty luu.
UifUu -lIt lHhu tltysluUH Utl. IslI
lIu,L publication. July lsI I,u
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PROBATE ASD GUAnuIANsmiP
NOItGIs.
Consult County Clerk or the Rospeo-
tive signorn for Further
Information.


lHlAi' UT lhNiNhN ". NWhuufNt deceased
Creditors viii pusUut claims with vouchers
20 The uudurslgurd at thu law nnlru ~ Wld .
dell q Adnms, Mcl1rnl0k building. salt Lake
CITY, luh. ON ur before che lst day of MAY
4 u ion
THOMAS H WOODBURY..
Administrator ~ tho estate ~ TuumH.
~ MuulhurN rlrrtsru
Date ut ir5t publication. June gL A. 10 t-l
Muddrll q Albums, Attorneys fur Estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-24

Highland Copper Mining cotrpan,. prln.,,,.,
race ~ business, SAT- Lake Cty, Utah.

NoIlOE There ore delinquent upar tbs
INnNlht uiseflhd stu'k. on account Of an
l-.s 90" several amounts sUt nUfa4lfe f2.
r9Wg 90 tho respective shareholders I'd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-24

AT HALF PRICE Our entire stock of
Ladies' Tallormads Jacket Suits Offered at SOC.
ON THE DOLLAR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-24

the company wants its employees TO De
In on the deal. or rather their share OF
THE TWENTY FOURTH.
Price viii outdo all previous efforts
here on the 2ith. Pioneer Day There
has been arranged an excellent literary
ana musical program with dance Tor
the children In the Afternoon and a
dance NJ night for the grown folks.
The Price Home Dramatic company
IL soon to present the play, THE Bat
tie Of Santiago" at Castle Gate. After
expenses are taken out the balance Will
go to the sunday school
SHEEP DOING WELL
Victor Rambnud and Lars Frandscn
who are Just In from the hills around
cotton, fay their herds uf sheep are do
Ing flnoly ana that the grazing there iB
better than ~ has ever been mt this rra-
son % the year. LOSSES have beonriight
from wolves and other causes and as DC
now looks sheep owners are to have
another prosperous year NO far as their
herds go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-24
.ELGlllI SMl[n[ Turkish Both

And Treatment Rooms IN charge Of a
and prescribe fuf patients needing med.
ical aid II you have Cutnrrh. Dyspt1la
sla, Rhcumutlsm, Nervous Troubles or
Kidney Disease come and Dee cured.
Any Kind OF bath sou want MASSAGE
for both sexes. swimming lessons for
tables tug tito mutruu