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COALViLLE.
breezy News from III, Carbon Capital OF
summit.

Special Correspondence.
Coalvllle. summit County. Dee. 90
Father Christmas has come and gone.
He left In his wake dances. parties, din
ncrs suppers, and Xmas gifts galore.
The most notable event was the grand
ball given In the Clum a. Beard new
Opera house. The house was crowded
and the beauty and fashion OF Coalvlllc
and nelshboring villages tipped the
Hight fantastic TIL the 1--WE sma' hours"
Many students from Utah colleges are
home for the holidays.
The church school gives a party next
Friday night,
The new creamery Il In complete and
successful operation. lts owners de-
serve the thanks or the whole county.
Several marriages are on the taps.
The mlncs are all In fun blast. and
everything points to successful busi-
ness year,
The Roberts case cngrosscs It's fun
share of attention. and II Ii safe To- say
that almost everybody hopes he viii DO
accorded his seat
The weather IN altogether too delight
full for this time OF the year a little
more snow would help the slelghlng.
General good health seems To prevail.
The News" In welcome visitor, and
VIII be more 10. Everybody respects II
for lts manly stand In behalf OF the
peOple,
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GILES.
Outbreak OF smallpox and How It Reached
this Isolated Village.
speoInl C0rrosp0ndlnce.

Special Correspondence.
Giles. Wayne County. Dec. 27.-Three
of our boys left here on the eth OF
November last. headed for Emery.
Emery county, their uames arc Henry
Giles, Fred Giles and George Busen-
bark. The boys We're fIeightlng oats
from Emery TO lianksylllc, The oats
were purchased OF Il, ID. Olsen. mer.
chant OF that town. II Is rumored that
the smallpox was In Emery at that time
the boys sack the grain was all broken
out on his face with blotchcs, and sua-
plcion was aroused. the boys inquring
OF Olson about the rumOr OF smallpox
In town. Mr, Olsen laughed and said
that no one had been from town to
act Il and referring to the hired man.
Lewis Edwards, eaid that the blotchcs
on his face We're usual with him IN the
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AssnssMr>r No l.

Ely Mining and Milling company, Office and
principal place ~ business salt f.ako city.
meeting of The iirectors. hsld aiNthe lin day
of npccmhvr. 1879. an asses stnrnt ~ . ctnts
per share was levied on all the shares Of tho
puisinudlng payable on or before January
18th. 10, e. the treasurer nj his nnicc. at +.
u. IoucS n Co.'S bank. No 10 Nnin street.
Salt lake CITY. Utah ANY stock upon which
this assessment may rpmaln unpaid I'm tho
18th dHy ~ January. ipt1 VIII be- dulln1urnt
aud advertised for sale NJ public durtlOni
aud unics. payment u made before, "A many
~ the SHARES represented by each certificate
~ the stock ~ delinquent ~ may bc neccs-
snry will hc sold On the End day N February.
100. at 10 o'clock u, IN, to pay the dellnquent
assessment. together with tho cot OF ndvnr-
Using and oNnrus " sale
WM. ~ spRAGuE. secretary.
lly order OF the board II directors,
salt Lake CITY. Utah. December i'm. is1l.
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LICENSED TO WED.

Marriage licenses were Issued yea
.orday TO the following couples;
Esra Mower. %, and Miss Melvlna
jravlet. Is. both OF Pleasant view ~
q Nordauist. %. and Miss Mary n,
HanFon, 20. both OF Ogden.
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spring time and that nothing should be
feared. Tho buys left Emery on Dec.
lst. humcwHrd bound. Fifteen days ar
forwards Hem. Gilea turned suddenly
iicplnr suspicious were entertained as
10 the real malndg until the arrival Of
y. A. Young of Giles, who had been vla.
ltirg relatives in Emery county lie
btuu9hi The news that Emery town ia
under quarantine. and IN, following day
the news reached ne through the Her
old. Thus has the dreaded disease been
brought To- widowu home. oxposins
her family Of children. Every means
available has been made use OF to stop
the spread M the mnlndy.
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MCKee'S BUSINESS College
Qnd English TT0IlIng School

win be opened for the reception OF
students on Tuesday. Jan. 2. 1900, In
the Jennings Block, No. q w. First
South St, second floor. day and evcn-
ing. All practical branches taught. A
complete course I'm Bookkecplng which
includes Common Law. Arithmetic,
Pcnmanshln and Spelling. Select atudios
In the English branches for EVERY
BODY. including children.
Professor McKecy reputation as mn
educator ana expert accountant. as well
ns successful buslneas man OF Wide
experience, extends from chicago to
Utah.
'rrms Reasonable. No Tuition IN Advance
The professor does not consider II q
good business example 60 require
tuition In advance. Remember the time
and place. Get ready Tor the opening.
j. d. MCKEE. Principal.
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VIZ ~
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ana all these
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strength ms
the nerves
ana nerve
ccntcrs
iiUpYAS
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SALIVA.
christmas Cheer hnJoyed by All Sacred
Concert Given by the Choir.

TI'flAA Correspondence
Sailnn. sevlcr CO.. Dec. 27.-Chrlstmas
festivities were general here In sallna,
ana our people seemed 10 all have en-
joycd themselves. Some good things
were In every household ana we have
every reason TO be thankful 10 the giver
of all good for blessings bestowed.
Whisky lmblbcrs behaved reasonably
well, one fellow only being w before
Justice Evans. He IL stlll In the "cool-
or" and win most likely have to answer
10 the charge OF resisting an officer be-
sides that OF disturbing the peace.
The lsattcr-dny Saints choir under the
leadership OF Prof John Hood gave a
sacred concert free on Sunday evening
at tho close OF which voluntary con.
trlbutlon was made by the audience.
The result being $3.50 az benefit for
the Organization. Salina feels proud OF
her choir, Under the splendid leader
ship OF Mr.. Hood Il Is steadily forging
20 the front and VIII be second 60 none
In southern Utah In a very short time.
We have had extremely cold weather
here for some time. The thermometer
has stood nj ~ degrees below zero sew
eral times during the past ten days.
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such business Transacted In the Closing
Hours OF the Old Administration.

The city council met at the usual hour
N Wednesday evening In an adjourned
heotlng, all OF the members being pres
on except Councilman Woolley, who Is
,hsent in the East.
The citizens OF 2lst street near
ionroe Ave. have made Inquiries con
ornlng sewer In that part OF the city
md the mayor submitted an estimate
rom the city engineer as to the probable
nst TO nbutters for such sewer. IL
glll be about $500. The communion
Ion was placed on file.
The committee on laws submitted the
ity engineers communication ON the
NO surveys OF Ogden city pointing out
heir defects and suggesting n remedy
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Riverside Canal Company. Location us rrin-
clpal Place of business, salt Lake
city, Utah.

Notice l. hereby gwen that AZ = meeting OF
the Board NJ Directors, held nn the 2itn of
DpcGm '.er. isg1. an nsse ssmcnt OF seventy 1.-Two
cents per share was levied on the lssicd
stock ~ the corporation. payable On or bu-
fore Fob ~. 1900. Ia Angus j, Cannon Tfcug-
urur. n and ~ Main 81, salt Lake my. Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid ON ch, Is 1870, VIII be de In
quont and advertised for sale At public auc-
ton and unless payment Is made b fore will
be sold on the ith day ~ March. 1900. at 1:
o clock noon, TO puy the delinquent asscss-
mcnt together with tho cost OF advertising
and expense Of sale.
ANGUS j. CANNON, Secretary.
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Victims TO stomach. liver and kidney
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II was thrilling escape that Charles
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Oscar. went to De Ia Mar to seek om-
ploymcnt. They hauled cord wood for
some months, but drifted into the mine
and finally into the mill, from which
few ever leave without finally having
To succumb to that dreaded disease. Mr.
Orwln returned home about three
months ago, feeling unwell. and grad
ually grew worse until death claimed
It's own, on the 2end Inst. The funeral
services were held at 2 y. IN. today In
the meeting house. Patriarch Daniel
Tyler and Elder George a. Parkinson
being the speakers The house was
crowded with Fympa thiging friends ana
q large procession followed the remains
TO It's last resting place.
BROTHER AFFLICTED WITH SAME
DISEASE.
James. a brother Of the deceased. and
about two years younger. returned from
the hospital. In Salt Lake city. suffer-
ing with tho same disease. some two
weeks ago, and IN In very critical COM
dillon; he was not able to attend the
funeral OF his brother. Oscar. the other
brother. returned from De La Mar to
attend the funeral. ls looking we'll. ana
thinks he f. free from the deadly effects.
Much sympathy IL extended the family,
as they are In very poor circumstances.
\ MUSICAL TREAT.
The vocal music department OF the
Beaver Branch u the Brigham Young
academy. consisting ~ thlrty-iive NOM
beers, under the direction Of q. a. Whit
akcr. appeared In the brilliant opercttn.
Merry MIX Maids" Dec. 2ist. nt the
academy concert hail. and the following
night at the Opera house In Beaver.
The drll work Of the Farmer Boys"
and Jolly Gentlemen" was supurb. The
graceful stage figures and sweet sing
Ing Of the milk maids was delightful,
and the mixed chorus work excellent
a large and apprcclatlve audience at
tended both evenings. Tho whole county
and Beaver city especially. might well
be proud Of such an Institution. where
music and the development OF musical
talent IN leading feature.
Mr.. Whitaker viii have vocal classes
organized In Beaver city after the new
year opens, wherein he expects all the
talented young people OF the city to
take delight In the soul liftlng art.
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The Lower Mammoth Mining Company, Q
Corporation, Location of Mines Tlntic
Mining District, .lnub Co., Utah.


NOTICE l. hereby given that az meeting
OF the Board of Directors % the Lower Mann
moth Mining Company, held on Tuesday tho
9th day NJ December, lslD an assessment of
cents por share IS lowed upon the capital
stock OF the cOmpnny, payable 10 tho sccrc-
taty at his office aOl Progress building, Snlg
Lake city, Utah, NJ once, and before tho eth
day OF January, 1901,
Any stock unon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the eth day NJ January,
1850. Will bo delinquent, and advertised fh-
sale at public AUCTION, aud unless payment "
made before. viii hc sold on the 10Th day ~
February, lisO, 20 pay this drllnquont nss''ss-
ment, together with costs ot ADVERTISING aud
expenses OF sale, SAMUEL i, PAUL
Secretary
200 Progress Building, Salt Lake City. tu,b.
Dated salt Lake city, Utah, Doc, ~, ic'9,
First publication. Dec. "a, 1899.
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The petition Of John G. Grnhnm, Joseph 4
Peek and Everett l'ock executors " Tho
estate ~ Martin u. Peck deceased. praying
for the settlement ~ NAL sacnInt ~ aid
executors and Tor the distribution 81 tho
fcsldue NJ said estate 10 the per-nus cutitl,sl.
has hcvn set for hearing On saturday. the ntli
dny " January, A. u. 1870. ~ piia nriu'k
a. ~. at the County Court ilpnsc, IN tho
salt Lake County
Witness thu Clerk u said Court. with the
seal thereof affixed this 9Th day u
December A. - isN
rseall DAVID e. DTNHAtI Cicrk.
ny Gro. T., HLAiH Deputy Clerk.
A = ttnpth ATTORNEY.
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West Mountain Placer Mining Company
principal place of business, salt
Lake CITY, Utah.

NOTICE Il hereby giyou that NJ u meeting
~ the Board " Directors " the West Noun
tain Placer Miulng company, hold December
was levied upon the capital stock ~ the cor-
poritiun. payable at once % the secretary. l..
II. Airs, ut his office, Ne. ~ Mccormick
building. salt Lake Clty, Utah.
Any stn'k upon which this asscssment may
remain unpaid an January "a, iHa. Will be- do.
lluqucnt HAd advertised for sale az puhlic
auctlon, and unlcs, payment Il made before
viii be- odd on February gl 1910. ~ 10 n m.
10 pay tho delinquent usse ssment together
with costs Of advertising and expense ot sale.
T.. II. AlRIS Secretary
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ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING.
christmas Festivities Euloyod by roung
aud old IN Social Dances
Special Corresponding.

Special Correspondence.
Rock springs. Wyo. Dec. 2i.--1'he
l.nttor-dny Saints gave two very enjoy
able dances here today In sWnnson'a
hall In the afternoon the little folks
had very enjoyable time. end In the
evening the older members of the ward
had a very happy and fuclnhlc dance.
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AKern cIe.r I,rnin.

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Paid Dear For III. leg.

II. d. Blanton OF Thackeryllle. Tex.
In two years paid over 100000 TO doc
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Then they wanted to cut II OF, but he
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oN 40 MANIA, 20 ,uSrs.

The last 1000 OF the beautiful book.
"On to Manila" detailing the achieve
monts OF the Utah batteries In the
Philippines, are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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PHENOMENAL GROWTH or THE
NEWS"

Great interest ls taken In the growth Of
the News" throughout the year and
especially since October conference.
when the "News" asked M 10 reach
$1,000. Many business mon and others
In the north would Kindly ask. well,
viii you reach the number" The an
Ewcr WIS Yes, and pass H." clicitlng
the kindly wish. good luck 10 you
all"
Now fur $4,000 For II In such a
year. winter lasting all spring and fai
into the summer. forty per cent OF q
crop, frozen grain. and wheat selling nt
three bushels for u dollar. surely all IN
dlCutions point to a better condition for
1900, hence your correspondent can see
no reason why the above number can-
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fiYRUM.
All Honor to soren na 'scn for Genuine
Christmas Cheer to Ola e. Young

Special Correspondence.
llyrum. Cache Co, Dec. 25.-Christ-
mas was an ideal day. a heavy fog set
tied down upon the valley sunday
night and this morning every tree and
shrub was a beautiful mass Of frosty
spangles that gilstencd ln the morning
sun and made picture that Santa
Claus could enjoy
The opera house was n scene long to
be remembered. seventy people were
seated on the stage. ranging In age
from 20 10 ~ years, and 10 the body u
the house were several hundred Welt
dressed beautiful children, between the
ages OF and ~ years. Al these were
the guests Of our big hearted tOwnsman
s0fen Hansen ESQ. Mir Hansen has Tor
several years past made the holidays
pleasant for both Old and young. but
today our generous merchant spent
5000 FOR the pleasure Of the old and
young OF Hyrum. An orchestra was cn-
gagged and the little tots danced and
marched. Then the old people ~ both
sexes were given ticket. the duplicate
being placed In q hat then q beautiful
little girl drew number aud each aged
person came ana received Christ
mas gift, among which were o. silver
watch. clock umbrellas, bed spreads.
several sets Of silver spoons. ana other
useful articles. After thu Old folks had
been made happy 200 large packages
We're distributed among the children.
cuch package containing candy, nuts
and some beautiful present Some Ind
pocket tcstnments. pocket dlctlnnarice,
pocket knives, anI host uf other
things too numerous to mention. Three
rouslng cheers were given Mr. Hanson
Tor his thouEhtful kindness 60 the aged
ana tots, All were Indeed happy, and
thrice happy was the smile NJ the gem
efous givcr Of 10 much pleasure TO 9TH
ere.
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on TO MANILA. 40 cssrs.

ION to Manila" detailing the achieve
monts Of the Utah batteries In the
Philippines, are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that tho board
of director. OF tho Utah sugar Cofn-
pany have this day declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend of 2is per cent.
also nn extra dividend ~ per cent
on tue capital stock OF tho company
10th of said dividends Will hn paid ~
my office. Dc.crut News building. sltt
Lake CITY. Utah. Dccembcr 3th. $50
HORACE e.. WHITNEY.
-ccy and Treas
salt Lake City. Dec. 18th. 1922
The stock transfer bpnka NJ the
Utah sugar Company will clos. 81 4
y. IN. on December 18th. 1909. aud re-
open ON .inunary End. iAO.
HORACE g. WHITNEY.
Sccy aud frcls.
salt Lake city. Doe. 18th. Isig.
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SANDY


Special Correspondence.
Sandy. Salt Lake Co.. Dec. 9S,-The
city council met last evening In special
session TO Wind up the business before
they 40 out Of office.
Appropriations to the amount OF
1901 81 were passed This amount pays
up all the debts OF the corporation.
The treasurer's report for Dec. 80.
was read and approved. which Is as fol-
lows:
Cash on hand Dec, LIST. 'g9,....si, 0i3. 80
Receipts during the month 80. 1910
Total receipts..... 80. ....sl.i3s 90
Dlsbursed by order OF council. 1886
Balance on hand ............N,2Ss.lo
The bonds Of the new city officials
were read and approved.
The recorder and other officers we've
directed to have their yearly reports
ready for approval by Monday noon.
WEDDING FESTIVITIES.
Mr.. Ole Nelson. popular young man
OF Sandy, and Miss Hllda Steadheck of
salt Lake city, were married last night
They We're the recipients OF many
costly presents, and ut the reception
some i5O couples Sc; down to supper at
the Scandinavian hotel. After supper u
free dance was given In Schml1ts hall Z,
about 200 couples were present and had
good time.
OLD FOLKS ENTERTAINED.
The Old Folks were entertained at
the ward house In grand style last
Tuesday; some forty or nifty couples
We're present. ranging In ages from 30
to 49, The Old Folks committee OF
the ward named by the Blshoprlck. hnd
the matter In charge. The committee
consists OF Messrs. II. Yam Dam. Geo
Holmes and Mesdames iinnnnh shaw
Ellen Gushing and Ilildn Larson. a
large table was spread with all the good
things Of the season. After the repast
dancing was in order aud the Old Folks
Just turned themselves loose and seemed
to forget their advanced age.
quite "A number Of nice presents wero
distributed amongst them. the Oldest
person present was Mrs. Harriet Will
son, the old and respected mother OF
John II. and W. w Wilson. She In S5
years old and Ia able to thread u needle
without glasses and do her own house
work. The committee ngesented her
with a new pair Of shoes.
our public schools Will be In full
blast on Tuesday next. Jan. End, having
had two weeks vacation.
DIR. Robertson reports that the diph-
iberia and scarlet fever cases are all
well and no new cnses are reported.
The Mingo smelter has commenced
work TO build new furnaces and Is also
excavatlng for a new large blower and
for 100 house power engine.
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PROBATE Ann oUAnDiANsutP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the Eespcc.
tive signers for Further
Information.
S,,rICI;.

In tho District Court. Probate Division, In
aud for salt Lake County. state % Utah
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SOUTHERN PAoIEIc RY.

Arrives
hon West, eiisa. M. isia5 D. m $3.50 p. m.
LEAVES
lor West, 2ii0a. M, 1850 y. M, sn0 pm.
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RIO cRAnpe WESTERN Ry.

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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
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