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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-26
SALMAGUNDI.

Judge Robinson is up from Carlin.
Fall and Winter goods are now
ming in at Engler's.
ou can still get those small stamp
lures at Pilliner's gallery for so
is a dozen. *
Judge Talbot writes Clerk Dawley
&c Milwaukee that he will be in
ko the last of the week.
Why. not dress neatly when it
It's no more than to wear shabby.
pitt clothing. Jacobs fits you and
es satisfaction or no pay. +
he Kearsarge, one of Uncle SANS
war vessels, made her official
trip yesterday. Her speed ex-
ded u knots an hour.
hester II. Brown, Kalamazoo
ch., says: @Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
ed me OF a severe caae of indiges.
b; can strongly recommend it to all
Bpeptlcs." Digests what you eat
fhout aid from the stomach, and
res dyspepsia. Elko Drug Co.
Two hundred and fifty Piute In
pms who went to California to pick
ps have returned. They brought
th them between $4,000 and $4,000
the result of their labor.
Peymour Jacobs has new designs
latest goods and all suits are
me made, at prices never before
ard Of. Try him. He will make
smile.
George Williams,the fireman of the
bit engine which was recently
Pcked neat Clark's, died in the rail-
ID hospital at San Francisco on
turday.
fresh fruit received every day at
Postoffice, including peaches.
BINS, grapes, apples, etc. Orders
Ken and promptly filed for any
antity.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure 1s n scien-
&c compound having the endorse
mt OF eminent physicians and the
fdlcal press. It "digests what you
and positively cures dyspepsia.
a. Ketron, BloomingdaIe, Tenn,
Gsit cured him Of indigestion OF
years standing. Elko Drug 20.
Sixty carloads Of deciduous fruits
7 day continue to be sent out Of
cramento to various eastern points.
20 Southern Pacific officials report
Rl up to September 18th, 5337 car
Rds Of fruit had been sent East.
There's always hope while there's
ne Minute Cough Cure. San at
q OF pneumonia left my lungs in
shape and I was near the first.
Ses OF consumption. One Minute
Gsh Cure completely cured me-"
l veg Helen McHenry, Bismark, n.
diVes instant relief. Elko Drug Go.
Ihe Gazette JOINS the Journal In
ooouncing the recent estate Fair"
miserable failure. 1t says. that in.
lead OF being fair to exhibit Ne.
t j.. products. it is simply an sxhi.
'ion OF cheap horse racing, that is
benefit to the State. It calls upon
le officers Of the Agricultural So
'e'y to throw up the sponge IL they
'onot think Of something better
'an cheap horse races.
W. T. Guldagger, at Jones' old
'aod, is prepared to do blacksmith.
" In all Of it's branches at prices TO
:" the times. Horse shoeing and
'son work specially. All work
.%anteed. Take your work to Mr..
u%agger's shop IL you want it done
wi and at reasonable prices. y
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-26

DeWitt's Little Early Risers per-
man emily cure chronic constipation,
billiousness, nervousness and worn-
out feeling; cleanse and regulate the
entire system. Small, pleasant, never
grippe or sicken-4famous little pills."
Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-26

"Ihey are simply perfect" writes
Rob't Moore Of La Fayette, Ind, Of
DeWitte Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills for constipation
and all liver ailments, Never grippe.
Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-26

"Best on the market for coughs and
colds and all bronchial troubles; for
Group it has no equal" writes Henry
r. Whitford, South Canaan, Conn,
Of One Minute Cough Cure. Elko
Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-26
+. j. CHENEY & co,
Toledo, Ohio.

Ioledo, ONO,
We, the undersigned, have known T..
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions, and finan-
cIallv able to carry out any obliga-
ton made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-26
How's This.

Ne offer One Hundred. Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
1iuro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-19
OUR OWN STATE.

branches. Mra Graham was unable 10
stop the n0w M blood aud he tainted
before mcllch' MD could be- secured
prs. Ilkc and Allen were summoned
ana dressed the wound. and tlDd up
the artery Seven stitches waro needed
t1 SOW up The cut tir On now ruttiug
along 900 right although very weak
from loss uf blood.
SILVER TIP tN JAIL.
joe Huah todny turned over to the
lhh county officers. Jos Hawkins.
alias silver 'flp' Tor Hnfo keeping
ne o. under $1,000 bonds for assault
Go commit murder lu Grand county.
hrd VIII stay lu the county Sail until
court meets at Moab
FlNn tumuH were arrested today Tor
luiuNlcatluu lud woTo given no days
each by Justice Noon in which TO robar
LICENSED To.wEp.
Marriage licenses have been Issued
60 tue fullpwlug Henry s. Upton. 20.
and Dora snuthworih. ~. both of Pay
son, 90 j. W Frank. 2s. aud Bauey
Josephine Peterson, %. both of SANTA
quiu.
Thomas Osborne. the defendant In
% suit Tor separate maintenance.
brought hy Hannah osborne. has nled
bile answer CO. the suit mHk.nH o. gonor-
MI d0ulll 90 all allegations or adultery
ANA failure tu provide. and asks that
the CuHo he dismissed
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SANDY.


Special Correspondence.
SANDY, Salt Lake county June H.
a burglary was committed early yrs-
to-day mornlnr Mr. O.. q. Grape.
manager of the arm of l,liouut 81
Ctapo'H. went over 90 the store about IS
"a. m, yesterday morning. which lies
lust across the street from hIH real-
dpucc and found the sllO door leading
90 the back OF tho store open. ana upon
investigation found shoes and other
things strcWn ACROSS the floor behind
the counter ANA in the warehouse, llr
also found that the truuHum over the
slde door hud been priod open and the
thieves had entered through the tran
som. they had also broken che trausum
over the front door but found h din
cult 10 ontHr and abandoned Il and
went 10 the side door ua stated. Mr.
Crapo had just unplckod some tine ulk
flannel shirts. they took half dozen
of those goods also eight OF nine pair
OF mems huo shoes, six COP seven fine
suits uf clothes worth about SIS per
suit tobacco, cigars ana other things
too numerous to mention, supposed to
be- worth $500 60 $3.50. quite % large
number NJ trumpH have been lurking
around this town Tor "a number Of days.
and Il rs though, thll they had some-
thing 10 do with a. Four OF thoir NUM-
Der were arrested hy Marshal Rogers
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LOGAN.
Disastrous Tire Rarely Ayerted .Agitat.
inE ietter Railway Service.

- AANH AAANfNN NNfFNNN AANNNNa
inE better railway service.
Special Correspondence.
Logan, June ls.-Whit came near be.
ing ID very dlluHtruuH hrU. broke out
ln studebakUr Bros. establishment
here. late last niEht As Editor Gor-
uuu OF the Journal was going home
about half past ten. he discovered "a
blaze on top Of book ease Zoo tho OF.
nee ana promptly ruvr the alarm. 4
l1tKr number ut young mon being ON
the street they promptly formed
bucket brigade. and managed Co korp
the flames down until the Hro dUpurt.
mont got out, about half an hour later.
icrhlps $50 ur $40 viii cover the dame
age done, but had tho nrp broken out
nu hour later when the streets would
have been deserted. every business
house ON that block would likely have
some up IN smoke.
The shameful showing made by the
hru department Tor which, perhaps. no
one but the people are To blame. us
they have carried economy 90 thc point
uf ulrgurlllucaH is DE talk OF the town
today u was fully thirty minute af-
Ter the alarm was ruuE before the one
KIN" reached the nro. which was but
two blocks distant from the nre hall
ln the district court yesterday AN
order was made confirming the sale OF
personal property of the estate Of Eliza
both ltoeloU Deceased
Fred q. Smith Of Richmond. and
Milona Cole % Falrylow, Idaho. were
granted 10 marriage license yutpuiay.
ana were Immediately married by Jus
tic0 knowles.
The Primary conference OF the stake.
hold yesterday lu the Tabernacle was
largely attended, Some excellent cNCr-
clHrH ana addresses were rendered,
FOR BETTER RAILWAY SERVICE.
4 petition was circulated and numor-
ously signed by business mon yostUr-
day. which asks for the restoration ~
our old train service, with which u
was possible Tor "a Cache Valley man to
wilt salt Lake and return the same
day.
The cl0thiors m the city have chul-
longrd the dry goods mon 60 "a game NJ
baseball. TO be played next Thursday.
when an business houses close Tor "a
half holiday
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yesterday morning. hut no information
concerning tho robbery could be
learned A search was made of the
town and vicinity but at yet no goods
have been found II is supposed that
the have hid the goods somewhere un.
40 the matter blows over and then they
will poddlc them In some % the country
settlements. ns II ia impossible for them
10 have carried them on without being
noticed. The nrfu offers "a reward Of
$40 for the capture OF the thieves.
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AMERICAN FORK.
Death Of wiiiiam Kelly, Pioneer aud
Member OF a.. Mormon nsttaiion.

Member OF ~" motmon hatialloh'
American Fork, June is.-wuunm
Kelly. one Of our earliest settlers and
q member of the Mormon battalion,
died herr during the early hours Sum
day morning. ~ old age and other
ailments, with which he has been uf-
nlctod Tor some time, TIL deceased
was about "a years of agv and l'aycs
two wives and "a T\uuruuH host uf
children, Efunl.chIldrun and friends to
mourn hls departure.
Funeral services viii ho held from
the ward meeting house Tuesday az 10
u. m,
4 meeting of tho Farmers Union has
boon called tonight iu tho city hail Co
take steps Cor the encouragement and
protection ut the farming Industry
here.
This afternoon and tonight the new
Home Dramatic company here propose
presenting to the public the comedy
Simple SlltH, the proceeds 90 go % us-
HIft Ebert Kelley who had both his
legs umrututcd u short time ago, an
account ~ which appeared in the
"Ncwa' ut the time, II ~ % worthy
cause and " o. On Doe hoped % full house
will reward the Dramatic company in
their lnudahle undertaking.
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BENJAMIN.
rlno Dairy district woddlhg-A nay with
the Primary,

Special Correspondence
Benjamin. Utah County, June H.
This place was named after benjamin
r. stewart one OF itH hrut settlers. who
was killed boy lightning In 1856. II ls
very little known Go the travelling pub
DE as Il Hes "a mile 90 the west uf the
railroad line, IN the hr1ndc8t p1rt ~
the grand south plateau OF Utah val-
Icy The natnesH uf the country ana
the purk-liNc lines of popular trees, to-
gcther with the COWS grazing ON the
lands remind one OF the scenes lu Hul-
land us painted by the old Dutch mas
tors.
Writing VI cows. "a farm horeuhDuts "a
not measured by the number OF bushels
uf wheat u viii produce per acre, but
the question o.; How many COWS VIII
10 pasture and feed. The benjamin
creamery iH the financial support NJ the
plaoyHHum0 fourteen hundred dollars
are distributed among the people ot
benjamin for their milk product
monthly Two hundred pounds of but
ter and three hundred and 1fty pounds
uf cheese "a the daily output three
hands are employed, James W. stewart
being manager. and David Hone lessee,
About three hundred cows are kUpt in
tho ualEhhorhuld. The herds here arc
being carefully Improved hy tho lm-
portatlou uf the best milk stock that
can bee found In the eastern States.
WEDDING FEsTIvITIyEs.
A Wcel, Of merry making has boon
going on at the home OF a., W, Have
Nns, o,uasioned Boy the visit uf their
friends AMI Of the Bailey family 0t
Mulsyillc, Cache county 900 particular.
The bIlloys are down in force 60 coler
hrutH tho marriage ul ihHlr brother
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OUR NEIGRBORS.
EVANSTON, wYo.
The Ola Folks Honorcd with nauqust
and Entertainments

Special Correspondence.
Evanston. Wyo.. juno 1.-THE Lat.
tgr-day Saints Ola Folks party uf tho
Evanston ward was held lu the meeting
house on Thurdny afternoon. The
guests OF honor were: one sister over
clghtyi over seventy nine. over sixty.
eight. over may wouty-four: each
wearing an appropriate badge. The
committee having the management OF
the Ola Fulku' party accomplished their
duty lu such u manner ta Co show they
were wen up 90 the mark loo their ar
fuuErmcntH The church WINS hlul-
H'Wvly decorated with national cuiurH
ana ilngH. and flowers OF various kinds
artlHucully arranged Regarding thp
tables and tho dpilUtolpH thereon too
much cannot be- said in praise thereof
About o. m. bishop james brown Doc
boh1t ot the committee " arrange.
mnuts made o. fDW remarks ~ welcome
tp the hlnorrd guests ana called 1u
hrothor blight, 10 years OF age. to ask
blessing ON the HumptuuuH rpptHt
provided Tor them. The young ladies
of The ward acted nH Mattresses aul
supplied an 10 thcir hearts content Iro
cream was also "a feature of the enter
taiumvut
Social entertainment had been pre-
pared flr the evening opening with lu
anthem hy the ward choir and followed
with songs, rccltutluuH and iuftru-
mental music Patriarch VIM. %. Bur.
ton roCltCd Sister Eliza 70. Snow Smiths
beautiful poem published % her urst
volume of poems und also in sponrri'a
letters NJ years nEo lu connection with
Sister spuuCora death. ypmmouciug
My heart b. fixed, ! know in whom I
trust etc., IN "a very feeling manner,
which WIS highly appreciated. A flrta
was presented by the young brethren
ana sisters Of the ward, which g1ucluI.
ed the festivities. An enjoyable tluo
was spent AN present hoping we
may have many moro of such occasions
In the future,
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RHEUMATISM y

president Sister Eliza Ann Hawkins.
with her aids. served nice lunch 90
the visitors and guests. An enjoyable
meeting was held. aud the chUdrun'H
minds were Impressed with the kind.
mothorly admouitiuus and Instructions
given.
BUILDING INDUSTRY.
John Hand. brick manufacturer has
six men employed un the brick yard,
and expects 90 burn about six hundred
thousand brick the present season. for
which Dc finds % ready market lt $3.50
per thousand in tho nnlEhhurhuod.
\ now brick school house for tho
Northwest district. 22N75 frot. will De-
built this sonson. thus Benjamin grows
apuCC.
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CUSTOMER olive mo paeharo Of Red
seal Tea
GROCup "Wcii-nh we have no Rod Seal
but wo have ah ah"
CUSTOMER "uh no { want Rod Seal
brand Sits NuUuwuDr gave party
evnrvtgIt ~. ,iIetiti g.iti, Ia al.
ic'uus IlavuE must havcsomo Good
bye" ONIt
GROCER turning tu cl0rO 81 guess I o.
have tu put that huu Seal Tea Iu aiuu D..
although there's uu Iruhi In % IcHplo
arg getting su thUY won't drink uuy
ut her EuU."
CLrHk ~ told you months aru that Red
hHul Tea hnl merit. ls success proves
my judgment"
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fiEBER.
Court Gases =Uuiity Of Grand Larceny
Judge hatch IN Prove River booming.


Court Gases Oullty Of Grand Larceny
Judge Hatch IN Prove Hi,er booming.
Special Correspondence.
llrhHr city. June iCHTho Fourth dis
iriet court, Tor WuHatch county adj
luufnHi uu ThufalHy noon Co meet
again iu two WnUkH. whom sentence Will
h' given 10 the two grand larceny eases
Just concluded, NlzG charles 81 Alex
uulcr and Bort Baum. tho FIRST was
FOUND EulltN NJ cattle stealing and the
latter OF sheep stealing, Both were tried
by % jury aud ln each chso the jury
was only out about one hour before zee
turning a verdict Both are under $1,000
bonds.
In tho casc N the state W Joseph
jacobs uu the charge OF DmhezzlomOnts
case wont by default there being no
evidence against the defendant
Lena H Donaldson vy ~ Donaldson!
divorce suit continued FOR term
Case % State W. N. A. Smith forgery;
case continued Tor The torn also. ON nC-
count ~ The sickness % judge a. G.
Hatch. the defendants lawyer
A TOW minor probate cases were con-
tinuod Tor tho term
JUDGE HATCH DANGERoUsLY Ill
Judge a. G, Hatch is very low. he has
been Flck nll week His illuoHH started
ln with blood poisoning originating from
1 tlc bite. which developed into Cerchfo
spinal meningitis. The doctor hnd about
given him up yesterday. but there ~ "a
slight change tonight FOR tho better
There snHmH tn Dc 900 epidemic lf the
above disease iu tho county Doctor
Arid hHH five CuFHr ON hand
Provo River o. booming such hot
days ns today has hnUn Will bring her
up Etlll higher A Helf-rriTtcriuE thor
HrUu. tor HnuWHN 90 NHHFHHH Iu tho
shade
Recently the farmers NJ uuyrviiio and
Daniels wards organized "a local branch
NJ the Producers Union, with T.. 49, Me-
Guiro president and ChnH J. Wuhluuist
secretary
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Noricr ~ ASSESSMENT 80. l.


NOTICE thereby given that mo meeting
~ The iuIrd OF U.uHlHrs ~ tIu Highland
tuuugg Mlnlue Company bold gt salt Luke
tItY. Utah. On tIu .HU dIy of MAY. iFu, un
uss.ssmUut w uuU-HHIf cont per share Wus
luNIuI uIun u.I tnu uufsftullus certificates u
capitol stusA OF tIIU corporation. payable lm.
ufuIufHF tl fHU ~UHH|Iurf " Che company
ut hH uNrp. Ulums 800 and 300 Mccormick
WUHI. salt L1ku tlfY. Utah
ANY stock upon Witch th'4 assessment may
remain unpaid uu t.U o. duy Of july. ts.0
will ho dylluIuUut uui advertised fuf sllH 10
uuhlIH uu.tINu Hul unless payment Ia mluu
hHfnrU Will NH solid Nf DO. uliHH uf ihU come
d u.. tu IbE fhU delinquent assessment too
lriHuf Will UH cost of advertising uul vx.
VI WELLS. SECRETARY.
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a nHHfiu# uf fHu HHu. HuIITra OF fHH Dos.
tflt IrI".flnH company 100. UH HtIU LOO Nu
4. D. -IutH lt.U'u a'Tuyt -t'f lnhv CITY,
ltNn 900 -tiuH'HN. june f. iHI. ut Il 10. ul,
fIr iNr uIfpaHUf U.U.f'HG H PRECEDENT Nlsr.
President N""UfHHf. Treasurer HHI Mine %
Directors tua,rEu during tHt UusuIrstWu %
years. ". 3d. uutGAlla SECRETARY.
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NEPtiI.
Church nrnnoh Established In Diamond
aud silver city sheep and Wool nuslnrss,

Church uriuch Established In Diamond
aud silver city sheep aud Wool iiusinrss.
Special Correspondence.
Nephi, Utah. June i7.-Eldors jas. W.
paNmnu and Chns Sperry of the stake
presidency spent last sunday at Ola
mo. 'nd Silver city where ihoy ass
sisted IN organizing two wards. A.
Diamond u. =. Woodward was ruH-
taincd aH presiding Elder. with Samuel
~, Prediction and jas. Wall as hts
councillors,
owen ". Sundcrson was sustained ne
the Presiding Elder Ia the silver city
branch. with Olof Asplaud and Geo.
Irvine ns his councillors.
SHEEP AND WOOL BUSINESS.
supt }. W. ord returned yesterday
from hlH sheep herd Ito reports the
sheep In GOOD condition at present
though the loss iu lambs has boon quite
heavy, owing 20 the severe cold wealth
Dr
Chas. Andrews got Ia from Price
last nirht, whore De- has been Tor soy-
orh days looking after some wool ship
muutH, The last car shipped Wns the
Jensen Bros. clip of 10000 pounds, FOR
which Mr. Andrews paid l2Ec per
pound
Thos. MnrlonoauN OF Beaver. the new.
ly appointed district attorney, came up
tp attend tho next sitting OF tho dis.
uiCt court, which will open un Monday
the 18Th inst
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silver liz, Unable to rurnish Hail, Re
mandrd 10 the Zen.

SILVER 1ip, Unable 10 Furnish HAIL, re
manded to the Zen.
Special Correspondence.
L1u June if.-On Wednesday. the
18Th. joe Bush and shorln Tyler ~
Grand county arrived here with Jim
Hawkins. alias Silver TIP on Thurs
DAY evening ut o'clock Silver Tip was
district court under g. 1000 bail. which
Dc failed 90 get Joe Bush returned
with Silver Tip this morning. Sheriff
Tyler going east uHt night by way of
Emery
ON ThurHlny morning Constable n. n.
lroWn returned with 10. a. Huutamnn.
was released ON 500 bonds. which be-
furnished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-19

Earl. the four-yenr-old son NJ Post
master j. g. Graham met with q very
painful accident Saturday afternoon.
The little fellow was running Ia go out
" the house. and thinking the glass
door was aiar put out his hands TO open
II. Tile pane Of glass broke cutting
the little lads left wrist IN three
places, completely sevorlng the main
artery OF the wrist, and two Of It's
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-19

UTAH SUGAR. tu Tho EHrrl uf ulreg-
Zoe. of fNu HN -HElr Company nH- tH|s dHy
N#IHuU dividend $40. lNuf percent uu
H..#|H.T.. ..#.. HffNu company UIrI n."nH
I#n. . .H.. fH HIH.# Nu|UHrs OF T."Hru Uu
IHnH IsH THH transfer nuHEruf tNr uIW-
n.HF ... .H.H.HN H" IHu. 20 IrHi Hf . Hm.
.HI F.HU.U.N '.". "l Ir".. Uf .HH.
HORACE 20. WHITNEY
UUHIHIrT,
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LYNDON.
Organization of Farmers linton and
Names ~ Onicrrs.


Special Correspondence.
Llndon. Utah county June iS.-rhc
formers ana fruit growers OF this ward,
ON the 10Th inst. We're organized Into u
farmers union. Tho officers elected
Wyrci Robert Thorne, president r. O..
Banks and A. a, johnson, vice prcHi-
dents. GcorgC n. Ash, secretary and
treasurer A majority nf those pres
vnt Joined and we expect that others
viii In the near future
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PROVO.

rainfui Accident -Clingcr Pleads Guilty
Licensed 10 Wed.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, June t7-phrley CllngHr the
young man charged with the crime OF
fornlcntlon. was arraignod before
Justice Charles Craig Of Lake View
and entered plea 0f guilty HIS bonds
were fixed az $500, which were fur
nishcd.
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SALTLAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY


Last train leaves Lagoon sunduy 40
uanu on. HOUND TRIP. IS CENTS
ulsUu'H Famous Orchestra ~ ATTENDING
uyury afternoon aud evening
SIMON IA MhENGEH Oonu SCR
H. W. LAiiLY. uou' Pass Aetat
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OGDEN.
County nusiaess District Court - Closing
Exercises Of Weber County schools.

ttcreises OF Nebor county schools
Special Correspondence.
ogden, June ip.-shc usual Sunday
qulct prevailed yesterday. The weu-
Their was very wnrm and those who did
not attend religious exercises IN the
various places OF worship remained
auietiy NJ home until after sunset The
saloons were closed the entire day The
bail game ut salt Lake, or Fort Doug.
tended the game if 1t had been held iu
ogden. remained nt home and went 90
church
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ably filled with people yesterday after
noon, drawn out by the published an
nouncoment thut bishop prsou f.
Whitney would deliver dlsc0ur=' upon
the subject what ia MormouismW
While the bulk OF the audience was
composed of Lattor-day Saints, there
were some present 81 other dcnomlnn-
lions, and an occasional one not a
member Of any church or subscriber NJ
any creed II Is unnecessary however
TO say that all who listened 10 the dis
course were edinCd and instructed, n
not convinced by the reasoning and
logic Of the earnest ana eloquent speak
er