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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14
BRIGHAM CITY.

Snecial Corresnnndence.


Brigham City, Dec l3.-A social
gathering met at the beautiful home Of
Mr. and Mrs J. Andersen, In this city.
IN honor Of Apostle and Mrs. Rudger
Clawson. last Friday evening The guests
comprised the Stake presidency, High
Council. Bishops, and other OF Brother
and Sister ClaWson's friends A most
pleasant evening was spent. Mrs
Clawson spent three days visiting with
her many old time friends IN this city.
All the Sunday schools in this city
celebrated jubilee last sunday. The
meeting houses were tastefully decor
ated, and some excellent programs were
carried out.
one OF the most enjoyable events Of
the season was the famous carnival
given by the Y l.. NJ. j. a. and Relief
Society of Brigham in the First ward
meeting house Tuesday, Dec 18th In
an upper room an excellent program
was rendered and then all descended
to the basement where amusements Of
all kinds were afforded and picnic was
served by charming young ladies'
Mr. Fred Kelly, son Of Stake Presl-
dent Charles Kelly and Miss Eliza
beth Forest, a popular young lady Of
Brigham. were married in the Salt
Lake Temple Wednesday, Dec. 18th.
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PROVO.
"'' Tor 1900 Court BusInea-small
manages In Irrigation Case.


slal Correspondence.
So, Dec. 1.-THE following list OF
Il wnlhaVe been selected by Joseph
sr IAihs and Jacob Gates. the jury
!. fasteners OF this county. for SER
y, w.. E ,.tnd and petit jurors during
'sa.e-Joseph II. Beck. John q. Lit
~ samuel Strong. Henry Moylee.
E.om,s.' nne.mnelt, James w. Vance.
NJ ''i FSah Fork-J. II. Snyder, Joseph
~, pDayid Wagstaff, ]. T.. Jensen.
|.s'r,s.or PROCTOR $. w. Robinson. David
pc Nn' X. y. King, Robt. Walker.
; W.tIeen,' Warren b. Smith, George
- James Chapman, Jr., Thomas
Esg ~ L-eohard Harrington. James II.
J. NJ s01h n. Wooten. A. n. Thorn
|,3 ~ y Grant. BENJAMIN Green
J, VIC Cunnington, Carl DECKER
s,rs ny Elsmore, w. d. Robinson.
D. NJ Narney, Charles James,
|r,los ,,rnepl Thomas Steel Robert
t,a ihomas A. Shelley. Jesse
lA,s F,ln-Eh p. Hawkins, B. NJ
y ia. siI ~, Aatley. Niels A. Ander-
l,.ssase Hansen, ], W. Stewart, John
bisg-Rooert +. johnson, John w
Fsrs.,sS James ?. Clark. John Cook.
',rlsf Iharies Byrchell, w. II.
~ Ian yld Morgan, Peter Ro-
! !. H. Gardner, Hans Jasperson,
.hAlso,o9laas William Finch
''.sa -"illiam Loyeridge, John
Ifssn ' e Brown. W. +. Butts.
Gbs. Nfsahs' Alfred NJ Fox. John
= Hebrv' s''es Gaugh, Willard John
b Rhs,sA NUNS, Thuadius Powell.
s'' Edward Smith. samuel
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HUNTSVILLE.
Fist snow-Measles-visit OF Apostle Lund
Sunday School Celebration.

Special Correspondence.
Huntsville, Weber Co. Dec. i3.-The
first snow OF the season fell last Mon
day. Dec. 18th, but as yet there Is not
enough for good sleighing.
The families Of Adam l.. Petersen aud
VIM. II. Burrous have been afflicted
with the measles. No other cases are
yet reported.
The visit last week Of Apostle Lund
and President Fjeldsted was very much
appreciated by the Saints OF this ward
Valuable instructions were given. 5. L.
Petersen was appointed 10 solicit money
toward helping to buy a suitable place
In Copenhagen for the Scandinavian
mission headquarters
Elder A. T. Renstr0m has been Ia
vored with a letter from L. o. box b.
More are looked for.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION.
The semi-centennlal Sunday school
jubilee held here last Sunday was a
grand success. The entire program
from the opening 60 the closing song,
was excellently rendered. The commit
tee on decora tons spared no pains in
beautlfying our already beautiful taber-
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER IA. 1899.

nacle. Every officer. teacher and pupil
wore a beautiful badge, end happiness
and love relgued supreme IN the hearts
OF the vast throng In attendance Il
was a dag long 20 be remembered
Elders Angus W. Mckay and Richard
T.. Sprague returned from missions last
week. after an absence Of something
over two years They are looking and
feeling well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14
Itraye Men Pail

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and an feel
the results IN loss Of appetite, poisons
IN the blood. backache. nervousness,
headache and tired. llstless, rundown
feeling But there's no need 10 feel
like that. J. w. Gardner Of Idavllle,
Ind, says Electric Bitters are Just
the thing for a man when he don't care
whether he lives or dies. Il gave me
new strength and good appetite l can
now eat anything and have a new lease
on llfc" Only 30 cts, az Z. c. NJ !.
Drug Dept Every bottle guaranteed.
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SMALLPOX EFFEcTUALLY QUAR-.
ANTINED.

The White House hotel and one other
family here In town have been quaran-
tined on account Of having been ex-
posed to smallpox The quarantine
board has taken every precauti0n 70
prevent the spread Of the conjagl0n
providing It happens 20 break out with
In the town limits quite a number Of
our people have been successfully vac
clnated There Is 10 sickness here at
present, other than colds.
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~ UNUSUAL DIVORCE CASE
,.,,,,, l,.,enser Alleges Cruel Persecution,
l,,n Separation from Author Of His Woes
uu,Ine.s - Union Light and
eouer company sued wedding
p,rmlts-LoeaI News Notes.

D. Lessenger the attorney,
.sbt suit through his attorneys, A,
u,,se and L. r. Rogers, against his
4. Carrie c. Lessenger, asking for
,,.,.e Of divorce on the ground OF
rslv
no complaint states that they were
.-l.8 July "A, 1876, and have three
nl,,n two daughters and son, aged
M snd Is years. II Is alleged that
I.iendant has been very disagree
~ o,d has an unbearable temper,
IL. has threatened and 50 Inundated
..,fIF ms 10 cause him much mental
,-rss, and caused him 70 loose his
N practice. Specific charges are
49, follows. In December 1883. de-
-ssoi made malicious assaults upon
.i-,IH and caused him much trouble;
n lsused him TO give DIP his POSITION
s1hool teacher In February, 1859.
| I, liant abused plaintiff by writing
II letters 90 his clients, charging
4 With dishonesty.
I, iss pl0intin moved 10 ogden and
,I.r5snt tried 20 ruin his practice by
-ssrng him q bankrupt In 1924
i.riant wrote letters TO plaintiffs
! ,.,5rrapher. 50 that he was COM
.V.I 10 transact his business without
.,,rsr assistance. lie asks for divorce
X such other relief as is just.
DISTRICT COURT.
!, ,be district court In the matter OF
. i. estate Of Elizabeth Malan. de-
ed petition OF John d. Malan for
.r,7s Of administration was filed.
Nm G. Wilson sues the Union Light
IA Power company alleging that he
!, me time was owner Of certain wat
dshis In ogden river; that he agreed
fn such rights 10 the defendant
-mny for the sum OF $500; that 81
IL VAS paid and that 1880 is due
[-srtlf. and that said defendants re-
50 TO pay said $500: he prays for
iment In the sum OF $500, and s
N cent interest and costs
n the estate Of VIM T. Greenwell.
st signed an order setting aside resi-
rse for use Of his widow
Thomas Burke was arraigned this
|}rra court and called for an attor-
b Val Gidion was appointed.
M Gidon was appointed.
Sheriff Lane took Geo. Cline TO the
Nlpntlary this morning.
LICENSED TO WED.
County Clerk Hollingsworth issued
h following marriage licenses today:
|hznk p Foster, %, OF Ogden, and Miss
|Nla Tolkman Is, Of Plain City. Clar-
,s s. Nelson. 20, OF ogden. and
|h1nces +, Jackson. is, OF ogden. Yer
|il R. Allen, q, and Christina II. In
lsfsison, %, both Of Ogden
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS.
henry Maize and John Duffe were
b. IA BY the police for drunkenness.
Slen brought before the justice they
we released.
Ne Ogden sports are arranging TO
ayt day out among the rabbits on
,T Tuesday. All the game VIII be
|u1ght 10 ogden and distributed
i.1g the needy by Mayor Boyle.
berry Conant, the well known stock
|tir Of Kelton Utah, was In ogden
|aitfiay He anticipates q large wool
gness for 1900. as he was making
n'faeis for a good number Of clips |
god prices.
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jos, saved Ills Life.

It was a thrilling escape that Charles
Davis Of Bowerston, O., lately had from
a fdghtful death. For two years a Sc
we're lung trouble constantly grew
worse until 1t seemed he must die Of
Consumption. Then he began 20 use
Or. Kings New Discovery aud lately
wrote: at gave Instant relief and ef.
fected a permanent cure" Such Won
derful cures have FOR % years proven
it's power 70 cure an Throat. Chest and
Lung troubles. Price 50 cts. and Sl0O.
Every bottle guaranteed Trial bottles
free at y. c. VI. /. Drug Dept
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EXPENSE OF IRRIGATION.

Through the storage Of waters In the
otter creek reservoir we have been en-
abled TO raise good crops which other
wise would have been failure. While
We see the benefits Of this enterprise we
also feel that Il Is a heavy tax upon
the people: perhaps before II Is COM
pleted 1t viii cost the county one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars Yet IL
must be done to secure crops. Half
acre patches OF beets In various parts
Of Monroe field have proven that Mon
roe Is well adapted FOR the growth OF
the saccharine root-and We look for the
establishment OF a sugar factory In this
county at an early day.
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Keen Clear Brain.

Your best feelings your social POSI-
ton or business success depend largely
on the perfect action Of your Stomach
and Liver DR. Kings New Life Pills
give increased strength, a keen. clear
brain. high ambition. A q cent box
will make YOU feel like a new being
Sold by u. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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MONROE.
Jubilee Erercises-sinsilpox Scare Abatlng
Expensive Irrigation.

Special Correspondence.
Monroe. Sewer CO.. Dec, 1.-THE Sun
day school jubilee WIS held here In ac-
cordance with the printed program of
the Sunday School Union board. Every
part Of the program was eXcellently
rendered and the quiet, cheerful influ-
ence OF the Spirit OF the Gospel peryad-
ed every participant as also the multi
tude present.
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r1ANTI.
Licensed to Marry o. smallpox Situation o.
Heavy Fall of snow.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Manu Sanpete Co., Dec 1.-THE fol-
lowing licenses to wed have been issued
In SanDete county the last week: John
II. Francom and Annie Carberry OF
Payson; Walter Rasmussen and Sorlne
G. Sorens1n OF Spring C,ty: Andrew
T. Hartley and Elsie =. Peterson OF
Fairview; Isaac V. Hllmal Of Nam
moth, Juab county. and Ane Catherine
Sorenson Of Ephraim; Christian VI.
Nicholson OF Redmond SEWER county.
and Dorothea Laurltzsen Of Moronl;
James Anderson and Mary Aagaard OF
Fountain Green. The last named couple
VIII get married in the Temple tomor-
paus
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-s@s---
Paid Dear Tor His leg,

b. d. Blanton OF Thackervllle. Tex,
In two years paid over $4,000 to doc
tors to cure Running Sore on his leg.
Then they wanted to cut Il on, but he
cured It with one box Of Bucklens Ar
Mica Salve. Guaranteed cure for Piles.
% cts. a box. Sold by Il, c. NJ. /. Drug
nnut
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Pneumonia

always leaves the lungs
weak. Weak lungs are
breeding grounds for the
germs that cause consump-
ton. Chronic bronchitis also
often follows pneumonia.
lfyou have had pneumonia,
the germs of consumption
are at work. Don't let
them get a foothold. Begin
at once and take
SCOTS EMULSION;
it will drive out the germs
bymaking the lungs stronger
than they are.
S. nailso, al arsssis'a
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on TO MANILA. 90 CENTs.

The last 1000 Of the beautiful book
ION TO Manila" detailing the achieve
ments Of the Utah batteries IN the
Philippines, are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage DreDaid
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oN biol MANILA. 20 CENTs.

The last 1000 Of the beautiful book,
"On 20 Manila" detailing the achieve
ments OF the Utah batteries In the
Philippines, are now offered at 20 cents
Postage prepaid.
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sMALLpoX scARE ARATING.

As a precautionary measure the doors
Of district and private schools were
closed FOR six days for fear Of smallpox
contagon, but they are again open and
the excitement Is abating.
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ON TO MANILA. 20 cryrs.

The last 1000 Of The beautiful book,
"On to Manila" detailing the achieve
ments OF the Utah batteries M the
Philippines, are now offered al 20 cents,
pOstage prcDald.
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SALIVA.
Heavy Snow Storm smallpox Ereetuslly
Guaranteed 80 People yacclnated.

Special Correspondence.
Sallna, Sewer Co., Dec. 1S.-Falr ma
ture seems 10 be llfeless this morning.
She Is clothed IN a mantle OF white that
has been falling for the last twenty-four
hours While the snow IL not very deep
here In this valley there IS every evil
dence that considerable has fallen in
the mountains.
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The petition Of Horace a. whitney. Admin
lsralnf of the estate ~ Mary g. Whitney.
account NJ said Horace C.. Whitney. adfol,-
traitor aud FOR thu distribution ri the
residue NJ said estate to the persons IN.
Titled. lls been set Tor hearing on sat
urday, tle 23rd day " December A. D. isl0 at
$3.50 o'clock q. ~. az the County Court llou,a,
iu the Court Room " said Court, In Salt Lake
CITY, salt Lake County, Utah.
Wiuc-, the Clerk Of said Court with tho
sea' thereof affixed this nth day %
December. a. D. isQ1
lSeaD DAVID n DUNBAR. Clerk.
BY ALBERT J, Scare. Deputy Clerk
Ferguson Is Cannon. Attorneys.
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LOGAN.
No Contest In wsllsvills Election divorce
Suit Filed.


Suit Filed.
Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co., Dec. i3.-The Clti-
zens' committee OF Welsville today
filed a demurrer TO complaint OF Attor-
ney Rich. who planted suit against the
committee for fees for preparing a
contest Of the late Wellsville city cleo
ton. The committee decided not TO
contest. and now claims IN The de-
murrer. that they did not authorize
Rich TO prepare the contest papers.
LANG DIVORCE SUIT
Elizabeth Lang last evening 6led suit
for divorce from her husband, Albert
Lang. alleging cruelty and habitual
drunkenness,
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SUMMONS.

StMMONNs
In the Justices Court IN and Tor the Fifth
Precinct, salt Lake City. salt Lake
County state Of Utah,
Before Alexander McMaster. Justice OF the
Peace, 20 Commercial Building
The Brigham Young Trust Company, plrln-
til
Isaac Trumbo and Alfred c. Keeley, defend.
ants.
The State Of Utah 70 the said Isaac Trumbo.
defendant:
You are hereby summoned t1 appear be-
fore the above entitled court within live DAYS
after the service % this summons upon YOU
and defend the above entitled action. brought
against you 90 recover the posses
sion Of the premises known as No. ~ East First
South street. salt lake city. Utah. afiy-hye
dollars rent due, ana the costs ~ this action.
and In case u your failure 20 do 80 judg-
ment viii he rendered against YOU according
20 the demand ~ toe complaint
Given under my hand this 9th day Of DE.
ccmber, is9a
ALEXANDER McMASTER,
Justice Of The Peace.
u II Wells. Attorney
Date OF the iirst publication December nth
ls9
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LANG DIVORCE SUIT
PLEASANT GROVE.

impressive Obsequies over Remains Of Y.
n. Peterson aud John j. Hayes.
Special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove, Utah Co. Dec. a.
The funeral over the remains OF Eman-
uel Holder Peterson. who lost his life
at Provo Friday last by falling inder
the wheels Of car while employed as
brakeman. was held here Monday
morning AT 10 O'Clock.
The train conveying his remains was
met by fifty young men and women. six
Of the number acting as pail bearers.
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suNpAY scHooL IrRILEE.

On Sunday we celebrated the hftleth
anniversary OF the establishment Of the
Sunday schools IN Zion.
Circeville Sunday school was started
about 20 years ago when there were but
few people IN the valley.
Eph. Cafful was the Superintendent
ana he began with a membership OF six;
IL has now grown 80 thar We have two
schools under the same superntendency
and an enrolment Of about two hun
dred.
One school is on the east and one on
the west side Of the river.
The Denver and Rio Grande Western
railroad surveyors are at the Morrill,
house and are surveying the lire
through the valley.
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FuNERAL OF JOHN HAYEs.

The funeral over the remains Of III
der John J. Hayes was held at the ward
meeting house yesterday at o'clock
and was well attended The following
Elders spoke euloglstcally Of the de-
ceased: Knute Swenson, Charles
Phelps, Henson Walker. Joseph Wad-
ley b. w briggs. l.. =, Lund Frederick
Thorne, Alexander Bullock, Bishop J.
4. ThOrne.
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CIRcLEvILLE


Clrcleville. Plute Co, Utah, Dee Ill
on Friday night last The talent In the
musical line OF our little town was dis
played IN a most fascinating manner
before a large audience. Under the d.
recton Of Brother Fred Fjeldsted about
forty OF our young people appeared In
the charming operetta Snow White"
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CASTLE DALE.
Sunday School Jubilee - Emery Stake
Academy Wen Attended.

optEiul NNiF tlollufutt'
Castle Dale, Emery Co., Dec. i2.-Thc
Sunday school jubilee was held Sunday
last IN the Academy hall. which was
tastily decorated Tor the occasion Supt.
james presided and the program, pro-
vlded By the :. 5. Union board. was
carried out as far az circumstances
would permit Much Information was
given regarding The object Of Sunday
school work. We were favored with the
presence ~ Stake superintendent Of
Sunday Schools Alex Jameson. and
Principal George ClTfi ~ the Emery
Stake academy Both spoke In high
terms Of our successful jubilee.
EMERY STAKE ACADEMY.
The Emery Stake academy Is already
making lis mark along the line OF
Church school work. There are students
attending from nearly an the wards Of
the Stake ana when they return home
they will carry with them the knowl-
edge and spirit they have received here
and thus the good Influence Of the
school win be disseminated throughout
the Stake. The new academy building
now nearing completion Will b. dedicat-
cd as the home OF the Emery Stake
academy and the school viii offer a well
defined course leading up 10 one OF the
higher collegs Of the Church school sys-
TEN
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In the Justices Court IN and Tor the Fifth
Precinct, salt Lake City, Salt Lake
County, state Of Utah.
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BEAUTIFUL SNOW.

The drought has finally been broken
and a welcome snow storm is now In
progress and all feel like rejoicing
Sheep men are on the move for the
desert Farmers too are beginning TO
feel happy over the prospects for an
other year.
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NOTICE.
In the matter Of the Estate " Mary O.
whitney, Deceased.

IN The District Court Probate Division, I'm
and for salt Lake County, state Of Utah.
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Many ctzenS also marched TO the
meeting house behind the hearse. The
speakers were Elders n. X. Nelson
and ]. l.. Brown Of the Brigham Young
academy faculty, and j. r. Halliday,
Floral tributes were numerous and
beautiful. Every attention and respect
was shown the bereaved family. Sew
eral railroad employees and associates OF
his from Salt Lake City and elsewhere
came 60 the funeral
The family desire to thank the people
Of Provo. Pleasant Grove and those
who came from Salt Lake City and one
and all who helped them In their hour
0f deep afiiictiOn.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

ARRIVES
M Nofih aud Northwest, "a, m. sos D. m.
t8Dm.
iin south, so0a.m .. 1870 a. M, le:I5 D. H.,
iNR n.and g;5Opm.
LEAVES
n Noth and Northwest, Sis a. m, l1.i5A
r-N10p. m.
'aSs'h :. 20 a NJ, 500 a. M, eco p. m, 5:35
IN. and Gas ,. m.
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TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1899.
tcoutInsca from Page 49,
NAME AND LOCATION.


,l..- FoRTY SIXTH DISTINCT
q q Todd Charles ......... .................,
al, FoErY.EiGHTH DISTRICT.
%li kuddy. j. .,....,..,.........
RAILROADS.
lol % West Side Rapid Transit Co., personal
iol p West Side Kappa Transl, Co. personal
I property In f'rd district ............
CAR AND TRANSPORTATION CON-
IL PANlEs.
lN % American Brewing q Refrigerator line
~ = burlon STOCK Car Co.. .........,....
~ 81 Arms Palace Horse Car CO... ......... .
D. Cedar Rapids Refrlsertor Con-.
ls ~ California frllf Transportation Co..
lVs y Oontinenial Frat Express C0.,.......
ln. p q. R HaNcns a. Co... .... ..............
la lh l.irton Car line. .,........ .............
10. Mather Horse Stock car Comm.
JOS 81 Qmaha Picking co... b. ............
lta ortcfs Western Stable Car Line Co.
ll smpn'rs. Refrigerator car co...
10 b ST. charles Refrigerator Despatch Co.
NIT PROCEEDS OF MINES.
NAME or MINE
lg, lllon Mining co. eih district ............
~ losclhenok a hanauer Keystone group
Appendix" ''''''''''''''.
- p Free, Joseph s.. 90 s y Of NV Z sec
= =, range ] W. S2i acres, 2Nh.
/ district ........ ........ .............. i
IL 2 Smith Hudson. imp. m lot q. blk Wl
Kinney y Gourlay's Imp. city plat..l
~ % Brown, frtdcuck. Ia Sec 3 81 s'
I.r g. acres fth district ......,.......i
Is @ Maicr CHRIS an ioi 3 and = lot 81 I
Graebers T. o. odd. ........ ....,..l
~ g Bnley Elizabeth q A.. in i Of swl
I q sec; p s,r G. az acres
asrd district f,.t .t.s.. o., ................I
~ N Jones. 7. r., 10 sc. % tSsrSw 81
acres, iSrd disirie; ...."............I
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The Brigham Youus Trust Company, plgIr

Before Alexander McMaster. Justice OF the
Peace, 20 Commercial Building
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or the Respec.
tive signers for Further
Information.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

Arrives
'Ha West t'i5a H.. i2;i5 m..e:3O p IN.
LEAVES
~ 'ehsI0a. no., 1 80 p. m, aiI0p.m.
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UNION PACIFIC RY.

\ ARRIVES
W last s'ooa. m, 100 .. IN. and /: 80 D. m
LEAVES
A's'a a. M, LIS ?. m. and 500 p m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14
RIO cRAnDE WESTERN RY.

MO VRANUE WESTERN RY.
ARRIVES
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

Isaac Trunbo and Alfred C. Kelley, defend
ants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

New sons have come to the homes OF
Joseph =. Daniels and ii, F. Mitchell.
All are doing well