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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-01
Lining Department.
Summer
Furniture.

This popular and much needed
class of furniture we show in many
varieties OF form and color, for the
interior OF the house, the porch. the
lawn. We have gathered all the new
est and choicest effects in Summer
Furniture, which are by far the most
tasteful and beautiful we have ever
offered.
Particular attention is called to the
picturesque designs in enameled reed
frightened with flashes of oriental
color; also to the Rattan and Woven
Grass Furniture, in odd. half round
triangle and tall-back shapes: also
Stained Woods in the most graceful
forms. The prices are very much
lower than ever before.
neat little Natural Wood Finish Rocker with
double woven cane seat; without arms and es,e-
cialiy desirable foc the sewing room or nursery
7QC. each.
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A rich and dainty Settee of Rentwooi nastl
woven in rich colorings-easy comfortable and cool
$500 each.
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A large comfortable Folding and Reclining. Chair
can be adjusted 10 positions; the embodiment of
ease and comfort.
O5C. each.
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AEuinnItins ibii.nf

Arnold and Atkinson make d fine couple
OI aIliteratIve traitors
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large, comfortable Rocker, with double wovel
seat anu back strongly built and very comfortable
SI.O5 each.
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"A large comfortable Rocker. with wide arms
double woven seat and natural wood finish
SI5O each.
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Wonnen's OXfords
For Evening Wear

And dress purposes exclusively. We
show the dainty lightweight Vici
Kid with round toe, patent tips and
Louis XIV heel.
$500 the pair.
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$3.50 to So so each.

We nave large and varied assortment Of Pore.
anu lawn Benches, comprising all the newest de
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29c. Each.

The advantage in buying open
stock ware is twofold-you can select
Just the number of pieces and assort-
ment desired and can replace any
broken piece at any time within three
years.
Nothing could be more pleasing as
a wedding gift.
Apropos of spring weddings, we
also desire to call special attention to
our never so elegant assortment Of
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New American
Gut Glass.

American cut glass is unquestion-
ably the finest in the world. And our
new assortment shows cOncluslvely
what American brain and ingenuity
can produce. The new pieces, with
their deep, rich cuttings, cost no
more than the old designs.
A few items of unusual value are
as follows.
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For Carriage Use

For Carriage Use
We show the fine light weight Wei Kid Button
Boot, with graceful round toe patent tip and Louis
XIV heel.
$500 the pair.
We have just received a lot of Wo-
mems Red Morocco
Bed Room Slippers,
Without heel and with small satin
bow on tongue; sizes 3 to 8.
Special price, SOC. the pair.
Third floor.
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$500 each.

4 beautiful Brentwood Chair and Rocker to match
IN rich colorings interviewer with colored splits in
green red or yellow frame Very rich and Inviting
$500 each.
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7QC. each

large comfortable Arm Chair with woven scat
natural wood finish.
SI.25 each.
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q, Comfortable and neat little Garden or Lawn
Csc. each.
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New Haviland
Open Stock China.

We call special attention to our
new pattern in Haviland China
Open Stock Dinner Ware, which we
imported direct 1t is exqulsitely
decorated in wild roses of the most
beautiful shade of pink and in a very
artistic manner. 1t is priced unusu-
ally low for Haviland China. We
solicit the inspection of china con-
uOicce11rS
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large and comfortable Willow Rustic Chair.
$50 each.
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cut Glass rumblers. Per dozen. ....... S2,25
Ont Glass Rutter Plates. Each. S2.25
On, Glass c.rafes. Each. SI.95
Cut Glass Handled Naples. Each..... SI.95
Cut Glass Olive Dishes. Each. ......... 9i.oo
Cut Glass Salad Bowls. Each........... $500
Cut Glass Cruets. Each. ............... 81 90
Cut Glass Pitchers. Each............. $500
Cut Glass Decnnters. Each......... S2.25
Cut Glass Bonbon Dishes. Each........ S225
Other handsome pieces I'D TO
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'Ilahdna s Rocker. in two styles: very large and
Comfortable" with broad arms double. woven seal
and back; extra value
$500 each
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he strongest bench made D'"'
$500 each.
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Special attention is called to the
HaVilamd Salad and
Ice Cream or Tea Pilates
In this beautiful new pattern which
we offer at
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
ROWLAND. IDAHO.
itockiand. id'rosperous aud Thriving ward
Pine tomss, schools aud church,

Special Correspondence.
Bochnnd Idaho. Sept Rorklnnd is
narrow ALLEY about twenty miles
long, and iu average uf about one mile
Wide. is wN wntorul from mountain
stream calid Rock Greek The place
was first sailed 10 the year lAsg by
people fr0mfurmlngt0u and Calls Fort
liuNDluor county. ana was organized Co.,.
tu ward D 1854 by President Lorenzo
SNOW ana b. set apart uH Bishop Isaac
Thurno. vic Andrew Allen and W. w..
Howard nsUounHelors. The ward was
attached % ipXsldrf. then 90 MalBd
stoke, ana b is9, was attached Co the
puoHtUlio stkc on Zion. UlshUp Thorne
nul DIE cptnsolors are rtU occupying
their positions.
This llttlGvulloy a. situated across %
desert SIXTEEN miles southwest from
American falls. and is reached by "a
stage line, which carries "a daily mail.
There iH nlp telephone line. There
nfn about I'D people. including children.
in the volly. Among the number are
many non. Mormon families. but 400 live
200 harmony ana the people hive the
lntt"rsduy faint Elders attend Co their
rcllElnuH rli's Iu burylug the dead. etc,
The pypplt ave ali wen Co do. having
large unoh'H. Their principal crop b.
my uucorni some gf1ln. nu abundance
~ %. finest Vegetables ana small fruits
The season Boz short Large herds of
sheep winter lcrs. numbering many
Thousands heuU thuy have "a home
iinnlhnt tor th't hny at "a higher figure
than in Utah.
There ARE may neat md substantial
homes; has ~, school districts ana "a
me new brick church which cost 5000.
The Young lltlH' and Primary assoc
Citations recently rncrd o. fiii organ In
tho new church a fine Sunday school
ana nll the thu'rh organizations urv
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NOTICE lthUrrht given that nt meeting
NJ tlr uIrrlufs Of thD Independence Gold
InI uuHHr N.uIuH rumnNUNt NU.u on Friday
iNr FIST nlN uf p uiumn.r isia lu Hssrssmtu
uf tuu ruuts 20 rrr share was levied moon tho
capital stnrh 90 che corporation payable lu-
WtuIHfrIN fu john o. MluuIUmlss SECRETARY,
90 tlo unI1u of the company, % nud Is Central
lNurh. West HUHuul South Street. salt Lake
city. Utah
Any stock urun which this nsatHssfuo. q may
remain unpllG uu che sHroud duy N October.
lFH 1911 NU delinquent uuu advertised fnr
aH|U It uuhIl" HuUtl BOZ. UUu unless payment o.
iulIg uriurE VII ho sold 900 tHo iith seven.
Twelve u'Hlurh noon. Co ply tho delinquent
assessment together with tlu costs ~ udycr-
iIslus mod Che rNUrusH ~ sale
joins o. MlDpLENlss
secretary.
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OUR OWN STATE.

Reports Of committees were next re-
celvcd.
NEWS BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The Union Pacific due here at 1.io
D. m. did not arrive until 3 o'clock The
H g. W passenger. due here no 10 In
the morning. ana not arrive until 1;li In
tho evening on account Of a bridge that
was burned down.
Mr., J. Wright superintendent Of the
Sacramento division Df the q r.. was
IN ogden yesterday.
Miss Pearl Snyder ONE of Ogicn's
most popular music and oinoutlon
teachers. leaves here tonight over the
70. @. W. az q o'clock COR Thatcher
Arizona. where she bras accepted "a po-
altlon aa music Instructor in thc l.. H..
3. college. Her many friends wish her
success.
Mrs. H. n. Stout OF salt Lake is
visiting her daughter. Mrs W. y. Ed-
wards. Of this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cox OF st. George ~
spending u Tow days with hcr niece M
ogden and with relatives at Harris
Vile
Col William J. Bryan VIII deliver an
address at the depot Saturday evening.
the 9th, az 3 o'clock.
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enccrMns ro rnnnlnLr worNn.

ncxt sunday and Monday In the stake
house.
sucCuMns TO TERRIBLE WOUND.
The young man. Ozias Porter. who
was accidentally shot some weeks ugu.
las at last succumhod Co the terrible
wound he received while herling sheep
90 the head Of ilHriHUrnhhio canyon.
Strong hopes have ut times bUon eHt0r-
talncd Tor his recovery. but c0uN ct-
tons arose and h. died at bic home Boo
puftcryillo
Tho county commissioners Of Murguu
county visited Cohltlllv ou Tuesday ltHt
Co como 90 an understanding with the
commissioners ul summit county Ha Co
the location OF the now road through
the nurrowH. They were accompanied
by Hon. -. Hcinor AMI g., a. Wc.ch.
also Attorney G.. H. Coudir II o. Co De-
hoped that the gentlemen succeeded iu
making "a favorable impression uu tho
commissioners OF our sister county. 40
lu The opinion of the people hero tho
road should gu direct 90 liDuncfcr nftGr
leaving the ulrruwa The State Is Ha-
sistlng 10 make this road and tho C1uu-
Ties Interested should generously assist
ana also the people that this overland
road may De- a. credit 20 these counties.
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CHARLESTON.
Death Of Mrs. Mary DaybciI-Raiiroad
Nearly Complete.


tpeclnl correspondence.
Charleston. Wasatch Co. Sept. a.
Aftcr nearly elk months lllnoss. Mary
blybcll, rvlict Of Flnity Dnyboll pasacd
quietly away. az a. M Sunday. Sept.
2rd. The deceased was born In Ashy,
Lancashire, England, Jan. H.. 1918. and
was married 90 Finity Daybcll In isli.
She with her husband embraced tho
Gospel In England and cmigrutcd to
Utah In the year 1864. They were among
the first settlers In Provo Valley. and
bore patiently all the hardships Incident
20 settling Ia new country.
RAILROAD NEARLY COMPLETED
The foundation Tor the now depot h.
finished and part OF the frame work
De- up. The iron horse with its fiery
breath IL expected In the heart OF our
town In Few days.
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r0RGAN.

Crops Damaged by FROST - Orias Porter
succumbs 90 Terrible Gun Shot Wound.
Special Correspondence.
Morgan. Morgan CO.. Sept I've are
having another series OF cold nights,
but though we have frost every night
we VIII not suner from this ms We did
from the frost some weeks uso
We find that much OK the wheat
throughout the county has been great
~ damaged by the frost, Much OF ID
win only be M for chopping, and some
~ scarcely worth cutting, The potato
crop Is reported greatly damaged by
frost.
our quarterly conference conyenes on
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Oh, the Pain of
Rheumatism!

rheumatism oi,on causes the most In
tense suffering Many have Tor years
yninly sought relief from this disabling
disease, mud ore today worse on than
ever. Rheumatism Is n blood disease.
and swiirs Specific Is the only cure. boz
cause 10 Beg the only remedy which can
reach such denp-sontcd diseases.
Aiow year. aen 0 w1H nte1 with iuaamua.
tors fI.4uaNsm. which became HH linton t
that NHa fIr tOUh. unable tl vafa. Ttr..I
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EASILY LED
AND MISLED

Tho people who run after every
y-by-nlght bargain sale whore
something Dr. offered fnH nothing
arc the Kind of people that are
never satisfied. uul mo- wonder.
for they never Uet anything
worth wearing The wDU s1tls-
fed people urc those who buy
their footwear OF o. reliable
dealer, knowing from past cx-
poricncc that they got their
moneys worth.
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RICHFIELD.
chris Madsen Case-Light Sentence Mar
riage Licenses Granted,

Special Correspondence;
Rlchncld. Seyicr CO.. Sept. Tin the
dlatrict court held here yesterday the
following business was transacted:
\ motion to quash the information
against Chris. Madison. charging him
with an aeaault with intent 10 commit
murder, intcrp0scd by hla counsel. ~.
y. Hoffman ESD and denied by tho
court Madden then pleaded not gull
~ The case was vet for trial for
next Monday.
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pfn..Ul. pHHu1f husH-,. Salt Lake City.
ltth.
NOTICE. 'H hereby given That ut meeting
NJ I.U U.HH.IHraH f fhr lower Mammoth MIHa
'HH IU"U.HI. bold 900 Tuesday. Che lluI day
u' N....I 'sI fu HasrHsHntut ~ @ cents Isr
sI.Hr" HHH I"FIHI HUHu tlu capital 10 OK ~ tho
company. III HN'U tH .ts secretary re DIS NJ
NUU. nom .H NfH.TreH UIl|uIuE. salt Lake
city lf.H. .f ONCE. and hl fHHH thu elrIl day "
September III AuF siu"s uIaiu which This
assessment mIF WuIlu unpaid 900 tho llud
uHE Hf September $50 uII N.ur'lnguuut and
uu'Us UHYUUrt Ia made hUflrr. will be- sn'd
600 600, I.IH dtY uf october. tFu 90 pay the
Delinquent HHsU .Hmrut. together With Custa ~
ADVERTISING uuu rHuHH.rs 90 sale.
NAMutlJ. PAUL. srrY,
so rHrHrfHs WulIUInT.
-HIt Lake tIty. ltlh.
Dated 4H liable city, August 1 tn.
First Publication. August %. irn
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George Christensen Of Redmond. a
boy fifteen years old, was urraignod on
the charge OF fornlcatlon with a girl
Of unsound mind. lie pleaded guilty
and was sentenced 90 serve twenty
days In the county Jail
The cuec Of the state Of Utah against
Thomas Ross OF Joseph city. charged
with assault with n deadly weapon
with intent TO do bodily harm. by strlk
ing one Levi clifford on the head with
a shovel, was completed, and the jury.
after being out about half ana hour. re
turned verdict OF not guilty.
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PROVO.
Business In District Court-Assault Case
Wedding neiis,

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Sept THE following bust
ness has been transacted In the Fourth
district court:
In the estate OF william Strong de-
ceased; Joseph Strong, Roger Farrcr
and Reed smoot were appointed APP
praiEera.
In the estate OF Mary Warn Johnson.
deceased; hearing Of petition Tor letters
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Send 30 cents 10 the News" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
of our boys work In the Philippines.
"On TO Manila" We pay the postage.
stamps taken In payment
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Today % Mr. Hoz0lglnh Turner was
killed az No mlnc, nj Amy, by a mass
Of coal falling on hln. lie leaves "a wife
ana several children, lie was an old
resident Of Amy.
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After tho first year the DuHt will de-
pend very greatly upon the success Uf
the first planting. Thorough yuljlyu,
ton VIII De- required until the trees ore
sufficiently large tl shade out grass
and woods. 1u tr.a'HHs regions thU Same
care that % successful farmer gives hlH
Curunoll should he given forest ullutu-
lions FOR tho first two ur three yeats.
Not only should weeds ana Grass hH
kept down. but the surface soil should
be frequently broken during the drlc8t
portion ri tho year 90 prevent excessive
soil evaporation and consequent in-
jury Co tho trees.
Tho destruction of trees ~ almost the
first labor of tho pioneer OF civilization
IN 70 wooded country, and the planting
OF trees becomes one ~ tho functions ~
the moro advanced civilization alike In
city and iu country. one ~ the most
important lnhors the agricultural de-
partmcut ~ engaged IN at the present
time o. this work NJ encouraging and
assisting the planting NJ trcya ON the
prairie farms OF tho country.
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SMITHFIELD.
Alma niliyard's marrow Escape - Light
Grain Crops.


Special Correspondence.
Smithncld. Cache Co.. Sent G-Alma
lllllNurd % SmithnOld. while feeding
thruHhor on what was formerly known
nH orHun Smiths farm. narrowly ea-
capped n fatal accident In cleaning up.
"a chain three feet long with re- clovis ui-
tachOd was thrown into tho cylinder.
dcmuliHhing that part OF the machine.
pieces uf the clcVlH were thrown puHt
Hlllyhri'H head with force enough 60
have killed him had he been struck
br. g. 4. B1yuton. q relative ~ John
hpynton. one of the early Apostles. was
baptized last Sunday
Mrs Sarah a. Hale loavps this even
ing for MaryHvlllc to visit her duugh-
ter.
LIGHT CROPS OF GRAIN.
Threading f. well under way an over
the valley, Crops are turning out very
light dry farms yielding from two ANA
Onr-hnlf 10 fifteen bushels Der acre.
-
Send 20 cents Co the News" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
Of our boys work in the Philippines.
"On 10 Manila" We pay the postage.
Stamps taken In payment
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Send 20 cents 60 the News" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
Of our boys work In tho Philippines.
ION To Manila" We pay the postage
slnmna tnknn 90 nnymnnL
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WEDDING NoTIcEs.

Marriage licenses were issued TO the
following couples yesterday; the fret
tho other three by CLERK Hayes; Au.
guHtua Hewlett. "a, Of Klnosh. and
iobecca Moore, 81, of Rlchhcldi Joseph
u. Borgc, 20, Of Richhcld, and Sena
Beck, n, Of Glcnwood; John Loynd. a..
OF Monroe, and Berthe NJ. Murtory, A..
OF Joseph, NJ, l.. Brown, 40, and
rrIntha Christensen, 81 both OF Rich
field.
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EVANSTON, WYOMING.
a Young Man FROM woods Gross Seriously
Hunt fatal Mine Accident.

Evanston Sept "A son or Mr.. John
French of Woods Cross. working on
Mr. Byron Sessions ranch mo Woodruff.
was dangerously injured this afternoon.
lie was ne the top NJ the hay derrick
rroaHinE IN block shcavc, when tho
derrick fell with him No0much hope
OF Dbl. rnnmNnIN.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON sHoRr LINE RY.

AnitiVIs
D. n.lU o. m. w. '''' ''- " 500
'Nm south, $50 o. m., oiO5 a. m, 1850 a. m,
'N o. On, and piinp IN.
LrANTs
." No,'h md No-thwcst. 0,l5 %. NJ, ii,i5a O..
4. Do lu.lUp. M. '''''
iui south giI0n. m..,..1a. IA. g,OSp. M sfB5
p ln' and Gjl5 D. m.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY:

Annivrs
'''n West 6'i5A a. m. 900 pm.
Ava
''' west 2'ioR M, eiiOp. IN.
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LOGAN.
Teachers aud Iheir Assignments County
Anaifs- eddinE Permits.

Teachers aud their Assignments County
Anairs Wedding Permits.
] Special Correspondence.
/ Logan. Cache Co.. sept C-Tha fol.
! LOWING In liat OF teachers aud na.,irn.
l mcnH 20 the various schools VI Logan!
| Woodrun-E, r. owen. PRINCIPAL: l.
! J., stewart W. n. Apporlcy. Miiuc How.
| yil, caroline Larson, Eva Jones, Marie
| owen. Rose Juuge.
Hcnaon-J. G.. Thomas. principal. J.
I ~ squlrea. a, Ray irvine. Cora Groca.
l DOCK, Lois Kerr. Geneva Egbert, Eliza
| Jensen. Della Tor,aou.
Ellls-Mrn Sarah FAIR
franklln.Jennlc H. Lloyd.
Card-Nolllc Grenvea.
Webster Nora Erbert.
nws-Cathcrinc Holden.
Ballard-Nclllo Hawkes..
COUNTY BUSINESS.
The county commissioners met yes
tcrdny and transacted the following
business.
Martin Olsen was appointed road su.
ucl Holt resigned.
John 4. Rouocho Of Milviic appeared
before the court and asked that rui1.
tivcs N ionEtn Olsen. INDECENT. De- com.
PEELED 10 support her: ana in conformity
with the request. the commissioners
'lNfl AlhNH blf'W ana ltNnut lknUHiUln
OF Charleston, 20 appear and show why
thoy should not contribute 20 the
support 81 the woman.
chas. r. bradbury ana Eaatus n.
Larsen were appointed Justice OF tho
peace and constable, respectively, Of the
Covevillc precinct.
Ralph u. Smith wao appointed deputy
sheriff.
NO FISHING ~ LITTLE BEAR
RIVER.
State Fish and Game Commissioner
John sharp was present and ut hlH re-
quest, the commissioners decided TO
close the Little Bear or Muddy river for
The term ~ two years, beginning with
oct 1. 1893. This action II taken In
order 60 protect the black base which
were placed In that stream two or three
years ago. Fishing In this stream
from whore u cmptics into Bear river.
clear 60 the head. win be absolutely
prohibited from october Let.
WEDDING PERMITS.
The following licenses TO wed have
bccu Issued.
Andrew NJ. Hansen. q. aud Josephine
hcrgqulHt, "a. Of Mink Crr,k Idaho!
Nicholas Poulsvn. %, Of pctcrHhoro. and
Catherine $. Anderson. "a Of Mcndon,
Warren r. LlnHdny, 30. and Selma
HnrtvlgHcn, 20, of Bryan. iduho' 4. w
Merrill. "a. Of Richmond aud Ida IIo-
mrr. 20, OF oxford Idaho
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SAT- Lhh tuT Utah Aug ! t.lA
IlV order ~ tHr board uf Director, Che fore
going sIIu On postponed tu Friday -opiCmhor
p l-t. ut " urlufh, nulu, no a. West First
SOUTH SAT- Lake DIiy. ltlh.
10. %. CALDER Secretary
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RIO oRAHDe WESTERN RY.

AnniYIs
'"ll south and East, iOuS q. M, 1850 d. M.
ana luOO y. IA.
LEAVES
''' soa.h ana East, 7i3o a. M, $40 p. m. and
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ASSESSMENT NorIcE
Tho NuW State Guu club corporation or
HHnFpu under ilr laws ~ the
stat" uf tab.
Location of principal place " business, Salt
Lake CITY, state NJ Utah

NOTICE Is hyrsHy given that at n meeting
uftH. Trustee. held uu Oh. .0ih day ~ Aug
uat Is.I. 600 HsH.HHnUui NJ z. p'r shArr was
uHtuuI.uH Hr H.fHHH tHu ath day NJ suns
tumIpr lsH fn tlu surrutly uud treasurer
Lac IIuuH Savings lituh anu Trust Co. az salt
Lake IItY. lfHu.
Aay .t1.s upuH which This assessment may
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08

The linden. uI.rH. Cold and Dnuuyr Mining
Company Corporation.

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District. -HIt Lake tulUtY. Utah prln-
clrII place uf business. salt Lake
CITY, Utah