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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-21

Thcro are many good ranches 90 boz
bought cheap here Hll the way from 100
20 500 ncrcs, md H man with money
could got fine place 900 ready tI bite
hhnd Tor from three tu four thousand
dollars. an fenced with good houses. aH
many NJ these unchcrs uro old aud
Sigh fof The flesh pots of Egypt or
rather their old homes East ~ give
an Idea az what can Doc dDur by pru.
dcnco ana Industry 4 man came here n
year ago. bought 90 acres uf land "a
mile or two from nlnckfDlt f1r $500. hn
bun him o. nice home. and llHt year
planted large patch 90 potatoes. ilD
huahundod his crop tlll this SPRING
when spuds reached the dollar mark.
s9ll thcm for enough Go redeem his
place.
The amount OF hard work that h1H
hoou done here the past two ur thrUH
years can hardly Dec understood but lH
! have said. Mormon muscle and pluck
under tho blessing 0f God has Indeed
truly made o. beautiful land from
sage brush desert A new canal was
built last year uud Boo this tho push
nuu Iron Will uf bishop Hans g. chris.
tIunscu was seen. but tho slow EuHrH
voted him OUT bur hn viii como t1 ths
front again, us President Steel never
lots leader uf men perish.
Any Of our Utah friends that have not
room enough 90 home and want Co iu-
vest No here should address James
Wrny Brynu. bingham CO., Idaho who
assured mo that be- would SPARE uu
pains In showing men good farms which
ore now Tor sale I saw one ll-yenr-Uld
boy watering The land Dr. nearly uH
level nH the floor and the Wutrr flows
gently over H. no washing out NJ luni.
on asking how long this boy had been
wniotluF % acres uf grain, only on"
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RIVERSIDE, IDAHO.
fro.perous, Thriving Community Ttn.
Place Tor Home seeker.


itlyorHlde. IDA. June i1.-rhlH town
D. situated about I'VE miles west ~
lillrWDut This ward has nu AREA NJ
fifteen by three miles, under high
state ~ cultivation. has a. families %
our people tbcsldnH "a number OF n1u-
'MormouHl. numbering 800 iniiyl1-
uulH, and there ~ room and land Tor
hundreds Of more families. land b.
cheap with water In abundance. Cotton
wood Tor fuel an along the river bot
tom. Timber Close by "a day ur twl'H
journey I attended Sabbath school.
whore i32 beautiful children nm, on
rlllrd also the Church service In the
afternoon They have a good and SUBJ
Hi1utiul meeting house. got they nre
hauling rock Tor new church build
Ing, aiNlt feet, 10 cost about 5000
bishop white Informs mr they will
put the foundation in this fan. and az
they are IN no hurry they viii COM
tlnue the work nH they are able until
they erect re- sanctuary that viii be- an
honor 90 the great cause M this latter
day work. Orchards flourish here, all
kinds ~ fruit do VOL except peaches.
but Jack Frost has dealt unkindly this
spring.
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bishop white asks through the
News Tor "a good country blacksmith
4 good man can find o. two acre lot on
the townEite IN the center Of this large
ward whore he can raise AN tho fruit
On due timct ana vogttablca n family
can use, ana ind an tho work he can
do. lie would receive cash and grain
Tor his labor and AZ there r. good
market here. i've miles away such
man would soon find himself with not
only q good blacksmith trade but have
good ranch, n he had any got up 20
him, Address, bishop George wintlc.
Riverside. bingham CO., Idaho.
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OUR OWN STATE.

city; Joseph O. Richardson and Iau-
ffinia NJ Low o. smlthncld; Adolphus
Rogers and Chloe Boyce Of Dempsey,
Idaho.
About nifty teachers have 30 far pre-
scented themselves at the summer
school. which opened Monday. There
are two clnsses In English. two In
mathematics one IN science, two In
pedagogy and ono IN drawing.
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WE THINK
OF YOUR FEET

ny day and by night Think u them
more than you do yourself Figuring
All the time how we can mako them
more comfortable. more attractive. wo
cater 60 your wants We buy and SCH
the bost that money can produce. you
pay for what YOU got ma u not slt's-
ned We mako it so. Ash your neIghh1r
" we nre not the leaders Iu Footwear
IN the entire West Take o. look at our
window display youTl like 10.
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AMERICAN FORK.
Fourth ~ Juiy uenent Entertainment
Funeral Of wm. Kelly.

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork. June 2i.-A meeting ~
the citizens of this place convened In
the city hall last evening. TO consider
whether or not 10 celebrate lndcpcn-
dencc Day Mayor Parker being abb
aont. city Councilman Jas. n. clark
called the meeting 10 order aud Samuel
Dean was elected chairman and Leo n
shelley gecrctury
n was moved and unanimously care
rlod that We celebrate the coming
Fourth VI July and the following come
mlttoo was named 10 determine upon
the nature Or the celebration with pow
cr 10 call tn ita assistance aH many
others nH necessary 20 mako the crle-
hratlnn "a success; James VI. Clark.
samuel Dean. Ida Chapman. l.. 8. llar-
rlngtun. Jacob Greenwood, Emily Me-
Donald and Mrs. W. II. Grant
BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT.
The theatrical entertainment given
Monday night by the Home Dramatic
company Tor tho benefit OF Ebert Kelly
was enjoyed By a large audience. AZ
ter expenses were paid. there REMAND
SGj Tor Mr. Klly
FUNERAL OF wM. KELLY.
Tho funeral services over tho remains
" the late VIM. Kelly were held at the
ward meeting house yesterday The
speakers were prcst Angus NJ. Cam
non OF Salt Lake cry. Elder Geo. cum
bingham of this place. and Elder SVEN
sen ~ Pleasant Grove. President Cam
non related his early acquaintance with
tho deceased at Nauvoo and OF his
Joining the Mormon" battalion and
spoke In terms uf praise u the labora u
tho deceased In tho pnrly DAYS Of the
Church.
The many friends Of Mr. Jcn East
m0nd WIZ icEret to learn that he iH
seriously 49, ilc has been confined to
his bed for several days with typhoid
malaria. and yesterday symptoms of
pneumonia appeared.
II IL sincerely hoped that there will
be- ID change Tor the better In the very
near future.
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ELSINORE.


Spocls! Correspondence;
Elslnorc, Utah, June i9-f.aEt Sunday
the people of Elslnoro met In the new
opera house for the purpose NJ deliclt-
Ing u, An unusually large number mot
on the occasion, Bishop Jas ! Jensen
offered the dcdlcntory prayer. The
opera house II i2Ne0 feet and cost s.. %
600. and II quite a credit 90 the owner,
Mr.. ANcl Nielsen, Elslnnre has been
IN need NJ such a house for years and
several times the opera house scheme
has been ngltatod but without sue
ccss. until Mr.. Nielsen took hold. Now
we have n house suitable for social
gatherings that we are proud o.
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OUR NEICHBORS.
BLACKFOo1', IDAHO.


hOrmOns rs Empire hullderH country
buiii by rush, Pluck aud Perseverance,
Special Correspondence.
Blackfoot, Idaho. June i9,-Blackfoot
Is q railroad town pure and simple. The
business houses are ON the west side Of
the track, Ana an Immense amount OF
business II done with the ranchers for
very many miles around. II IL the
shipping point for ore, cattle and wool.
This morning Ms l passed over 800
yard bridge over tho turbulent Snake
river. Bishop Pygmlrc OF Tilden ward
and a number Of herdsmcn were driv-
ing m immense herd NJ cattle about
twelve to fifteen hundred head TO a
summer herd ground A large per
centage Of COWS ana calves, The Snake
river ~ booming especially since the
hot wave set In. The rnnchers along
the river bottoms say that while the
month OF May was a holy terror for
cold and wind II was q great blessing,
na the winters snow had piled up In
tho mountains this year a. 10 had never
done before. and had the season been
early and hot an Immense amount OF
destruction 20 property would have
been the result ana perhaps many lives
lost
There r. small branch of the
Church here. and they worship In q
room over a lumber shed, There should
be- a nice church here, ana az Black
foot Is the county seat Of bingham
county, with the United States land
office and state asylum, our people,
with the many large branches Of the
Church In the near proximity should
have better showing. Bishop Watson
IL from home on a mission IN England.
A ward builder Il needed here. and Il
Il the grandest opening l know.
Twelve years ago only Few people
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W,sq1,,HiSi;E3t1Ats,-s
hoNtr oA1h -.AI,ofisTJ

Cache CO.. rtah. Here iH Hifo nn open
ing Tor many families. land b. cheap
ana water d. abundant A number uf
our people bought gOU.acto tract from
q funyhrr 100 tlt per acre. payable iu
uNe Nohtaut seven uur cent Interest Mr.
James Nay hHH goo of these acres Doe
wheat and Iuo0rnr. aud from present
appearance there will be- an average
yield uf thirty bushels 60 tho acre iie
has n nout and ruWWudiuus home built
OF rHck ana huH 300 the mason work Boz
Wfuy ran on The Republican ticket Iuat
year fur state senator. but tl. silver
element were too much iu evidence The
brpthcfa Wr1y have COO acres together
and those ana alI other farms byspH1k
an abundant harvest
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4 very important meeting OF dele
gates from the various irrigation CONS
panlcs of SEWER county was held In
Eisinuru today % consider "a question
that may Involve three or four counties
IN water litigation.
During recent years large tracts Of
land In Pluto and Garfield counties
have been put under cultivation Tor the
first time, and the waters OF SEWER
river taken out 60 lrrlgatc the now
lands. The people Of SEWER county be-
Ing low down on the stream have been
deprived Of more and more water each
year until the situation they ind them
selves In now can be- borne no longer
At this meeting today Hon w, II.
clark and bishop JOS. Fairbanks OF
Anunboiln were appointed a committee
10 go 10 the Southern counties and de-
mund ~ the people there TO restore TO
the river the waters belonging 10 Sc-
Vier county and upon failure 10 COM
ply with the demand. institute pOcecd-
lngs IN court, IL was the sense ~ the
meeting that n agreeable TO the South
rrn counties, 10 have "a dlHlntorostod
commission examine into the facts In
volycd In this case, report the same to
the court for itH confirmation, hut whc-
thor this peaceful way OF deciding such
an important matter can be employed,
remains 10 30 seen.
s. a.. CLARK. cx- county clerk, returned
from Salt Lake last evening, whore he
had been In the interest OF securing his
appointment as post master OF itich-
field upon the expiration NJ the term "
Postmaster Soegmlller. Mr. Clarka Pc
ution bore the names u nearly all the
prominent business men Of our city,
and since Scegmillct must go, ~ his
politics do not harmonic with those
OF tho administration, perhaps no choice
could be made that would give more
universal Satisfaction than the soloc-
ton OF 3. q. Clark.
To-day CLERK Hayes isauod license 10
ana Joined In wcdlock Mr., Geo. NJ.
Burr OF Monticello, San Juan county.
age 20, ana Miss Mmeryo Lewis. age Is,
Of Aurora, SEWER county. The bride II
the daughter Of Reason Lewis one of
the most thrifty ana prominent citi-
Gems OF our county
COMPLETING TABERNACLE.
The doors and windows for our now
tabernacle have arrived and arc being
rapidly placed In the building. which ~
90 be completed by tho 10Th OF July.
our quarterly conference has been set
f1r July 18th. at which tlmo we expect
to have the tabernacle dedicated.
Last Friday and Saturday twenty
loads Of tlthing wheat from snllnn
ward were brought here to be cleaned
and stored In the Church elevator.
LEAVING FOR NEW MEXICO
Taylor and Claud Thurbor two of the
sons OF the late Prest A. Is. Thurber
Of scvler stake, leave IN a few days 10
make their home In New Mexico. The
young men are among the best In our
city, and while educated ana refined
are not afraid TO hard work and 20
viii make good settlers for now coun-
try.
Next Friday evening ban VIII be
given 40 tho star pavilion, for the pur-
poao ~ raising funds 20 apply on the
purchase price Of the tabernacle organ.
Through the generosity OF the owners
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LOGAN.



Special Correspondence.
Logan. June 30 smithneld was the
scene Of tragedy yesterday that
shocked the community. Mrs. James
Mllllgan Of that place, while insane,
committed suicide by drinking carhollc
acid The deed occurred yesterday
about 10 O'Clock, but news did not
reach here until this evening. Mr..
Milhgan h painter and yesterday
morning went 20 work na usual. and q
ehurt tlmo aftOrward the eldest son left
the house FOR q short time. when he
returned about 10 o'clock he found his
mother IN an unconscious condition,
while an empty bottle which had COM
tanned more than a half pint N cnrbolic
acid told the story OF the suicide. The
boy fastened. TO the telephone station
and summoned DR., AdamsOn Of Rich
mond. and then sont for his father,
Before either arrived the unfortunate
woman was dead.
From what can be learned tonight.
II seems that Mrs. MilllEan has aeen
mentally wrong for some time, all
though Il was not thought that she
would do violence 10 herself As a
precautionary measure, however all
poison was hidden from her and the
carbollc acid with which she killed her
felf, she found IN some straw, IN an old
she'd where II had been put In hiding.
She was about ~ years OF -nge and a
native OF England. but had resided In
Smithneld for several years, and was
highly respected by all who knew her.
Orson Smith has been heard from
again. this time, from some nolnt be-
You'd skaguay, He f. In excellent
health. hut beyond this, nothing can be
learned from the family.
THE FOURTH AT HYRUM
The people Of Hyrum met In a mass
meeting last night pursuant 10 the call
N Mayor Wilson 10 arrange for a
Fourth OF July demonstration. n was
decided TO celebrate and the following
committee was named 10 take charge
n the nnair C., r. Olsen. o. NJ. VII
son, A q. Nielsen, Chris. Thompson,
Anna NJ. Ralph, Emma Hansen, Lucy
Allen, Rose Llllenquist
MARRIAGES GALORE.
The following named persons OBJ
tanned marriage licences today. Peter
Christensen Of Newton and Laura NJ
Anderson Of Hyde Park David Hayden
81 Randolph and Jane NJ. Eardley of
IAketown Philip u. Moore Of Garden
city and Myrtle Lutz Of Borden, VIM,
Sims and Mary II. Dustin Of Garden
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NntIrv b. hereby given that 90 meeting Of
thr Hoard NJ U.urilrs uf che tulrun Milne,
hold un saturday, the I'm day NJ June islu.
uu assessment ~ tive Al cruts prr shnu was
levied upon Che capital stuok ~ the Company.
gross lilufk Salt lukD city Utah, nt once,
and before tlU 9nth day ~ july tsu. Any
stuHk uulu which hI.Hsspssment may fuunu
unpaid uu thu .1tn duY M July. i-ln, will be-
delinquent, and advertised Tor sale nt public
auction and unless uuNWrut o. made before.
will hU sold un thu lNth dizzy NJ Aurust, is'l 10
pas the Delinquent Isafssiuuut together With
custs N advertising mud uNnUns0s 10 sale.
SANDAL 4. PAIL ~urrfury
sin pfusrJss Nurk, ~lIt Lake city. Utah.
Dated SlIt tHIu city. juno llfh l-ll.
llnt publication. juno 10Th i.D
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NOTICE o. hereby given that ~ 70 meeting
NJ tuU ilIm nj liIUHtufa NJ the illfhIand
topper Mining Company held lt salt lake
tlfN Utah. uu thU 4Hh day N May l-fA an
assessment ~ uurahulf cont per- slaru was
IpFlpl uuHu HIl thU outstanding certificates "
capital stuHh uf Cue corporation payable I'm
mUuutyIN tn tho secretary uf the company
nt hla unlfr. Nulms 800 ana 90 Mccormick
ilInHh. salt Lake CITY, titan.
Any stucH upuu witch this assessment may
remain unpaid uu the 1T day ~ July, tsin.
Will lu dvilnuurut aud advertised FOR sale nt
public auction. and unless payment y made
uAuy, uu the 10Th dly ~ July, tn af o'clock
p nI, tu pay thu uDlluquynt assessment to-
rvthvr With the uust NJ advertising and cx-
VP WELLS, Secretary.
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Outuu Capital Stool, M lIln Mining Company.
wILh lts principal place M bus,urs, NJ salt

on Goo tNuIin stock uf lilpu Mining Company
With lis principal place M business M salt
Lake titN Utah
NOTICE o. huruhy given that 100 70 Meeting
OF tHu ulrvInn. held uu thU END day VI May
A. w. l-H 900 W Iump.Utuu lulldns. SAT-
lHEU iitN, lfulH uu assessment uf ono half
rUut uyf share wis levied uu tho capital Stock
uT tbu r0Wuuulu payable uu the lst day ~
Juno. iT". il 4 vs.. West ut ii- North state
Street salt Lake city Utah
Any rinrl upon Which this assessment may
rpWtIu unpaid uu tuU "ild uuy uf Iuuo 1870
WlI hu Delinquent nuu advertised for sale ~
public auction, aud unless payment n inudu
before viii hu sold 1u thu iath day % INV.
lsH. 100 Ono hour 10 o'clock o. m ut .il
Irmp.rtlu liuldluE Nnlt Lake city. Utah. tr
DIZZY tHu delinquent Assessment together with
tho costs " advertising and cXpousos Of sad.
Join SHELLY,
Secretary lion Mining Come
uuuY, Oncploi Trmnlefon
blds, salt Lake City, utAh
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FlLLrlORE.
sunday Services Fourth OF July csisbra.
tiou.

sunday Services loufth OF July 'elehras
tiou.
Special Correspondence.
Fillmore city. Utah. June 20.-liyrum
Beckatrnud. of Meadow passed through
here today on hiH way home from Ann
Atbor, Mich. whore he hHs been study
Ing electrical engineering.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
President Clun ~ the 49, " A. spoke
10 the congregation at the church srr-
Vice last sunday llo emphasized the
necessity Of education Of "a spiritual
nature. and advises the Saints 90 In
sul In the minds Of the children the
principles OF the Gospel
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
Tho program Tor the Fourth u July
has been arranged. and the committees
have done excellent work In the pre-
parntlon u the same. Every EFFORT has
been. and win be. made 90 make tho
occasion memorable one, An invita-
tlon has boon extended Co the other
towns Ia the county to participate In
the pleasures of the day.
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Of the pavilion no charge will be made
FOR the use II u. and music viii Doe
furnished Rratuitousiy- bell should
stand Us In 500 clear.
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occupied this large country. They told
the Mormon people who came here.
You VIII Htarve on this barren spot
You viii become puunerH aud We shall
have to support you" They looked
with jealous eye on these young stall.
warts AZ one after another cams These
old ranchers ala not understand Nor
mon" muscle and Mormon" pluck.
our people took out the waters VI the
Snake river. learning from brigham
Young ana the founders OF Utah the
value Of Irrigation.
PUSH AND PLUCK OF SETTLERS.
In their poverty tho early settlers
went 10 work like heroes. ana took up
section after section uf land. placed
thousands uf miles 0f wire fauoe. dug
Immense canals, and IN "a short time
they have become honnred and ruapect-
cd by those who thought them enemies
and puuners today they ran NOT only
feed those who rryiIrd them but can
iced i've thousand many times over,
The Mormon" people rapidly are re-
claiming this vast sage brush plain uf
hundreds uf miles east. west north and
south, and nH ] have said. are among
The most Industrious and respected
cluzena NJ the State vi idaho. Aud n
ward builder should como 90 ularkfout.
There are two Stakes 0f Zion ln
bingham and Fremont counties
There should be four nc least. as tho
distances are so far away from head
quarters
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Auf1rn MINING and Milling Company. sccre.
tHry's Office salt Lake tlty.
NOTtCE#ThUrN AFRO delinquent IN tho f1i.
lowing described sfurh 600 account NJ ussuss.
muut Nu 81 luyiDd Goa che 3'th day ~ April
i-H tnu several amounts seq Opposite tho
uuWts Of Tho respective shareholders as fol-
LYu.
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The Guluuu Mine, A Cooperation inratinn %
Nluvs IIsh Springs IuHb county. itnhf
Principal Place ~ business, sat Lake
CIV. ItHH
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To- tNu District Court Probate nivtsidn. In
and flr -llt Lake county. -iliuuf Utah.

ln The matter ~ rho Esflto und Guardian
ship NO Alvin % -IuhIl lud George
Taylor minors.
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MORELAND, IDAHO.
Ranches aud Homes Galore Improved
Farms Mormon Muscle aud Pluck.

Morclaud ward ~ situated three miles
west Of Riverside and seven from
Bllckfnot. % has an area about the
same size ms the Riverside ward. tts
people are principally from liyrum.
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In passing large farm this morning.
the gentleman On who's. buggy ] was
riding pointing On nus farm. said.
40 you zee that mrm7 Wen. ta
oWnOr was one NJ our hlttproHt enemies
a regular Mormon eater. one spring
Dc was down sick mud unable td nut
ln hlH crop. Bishop Hans Peter Chris
Hansen said one Sunday in meeting
Brethren. our friend Mr. -. o. slick
ana not able 10 put IN NE crop this
season. what say you. shall we 90 turn
out Monday morning and DO for him
what he ~ unable 90 do Tor hlmsslfY'
Every man and team WINS on that farm
next day ana the crop was put in. ana
the beautiful ndm0nIti1u VI the Master
conquered, viz: 'io not overcome with
evil but overcome evil with good
llnckfoot Will spend 500 In q July 4ih
celebration ana thus draw Il back from
thrlr country cousins. nt per cent In
tefrHt similar TO the country pplilofa'
interest on being asked how De- done
10 wen on su small Interest said. Why.
what ! pay 81 90 Tor ! sell Tor o. 90.
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RICHFlELD.

Important Irrigation Question-Compiet-
Ing Tabernacle Local News Notos.
Special Correspondence,
Rlohheld. SEWER CO.. June 20-County
Attorney Erickson was called 90 Anna
bella this afternoon To Htralghton out
"a conglomcratc complication Of aim
cultios In the Thuwton family. wherein
the wife was recently nou.Huitcd In di-
Norcc proceedings against the husband.
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PROBATE AND oUARUtANsufP
NUritlss
Consult County Clerk or tho Respec-
tive siRnors Tor Further
Information.


10 s 9' SAX GS7 }5ua Ha7 si P oi Gen. in
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lu thu IlftfI'f Court Probate Division. In
Huu Tor salt Lake County. -tutuuf Utah.
Toe Che matter " Che estate ~ Thomas w.
Woodbury. drrrHsrt.
Tho petition NJ John 10 Woodbury. 81 ni,
praying for thu issuluru fu Thomas u Wood
Nlgy NJ IUtf.uNf Manifestation u thocstats
~ Thomas n. NHHUhury. deceased bins hnUn srt
inr hilfluf uI saturday tIU liil dnY ~ June.
:. % jed ut I.u u'HIl" d 70. nI. re- thn county
tulrt lluu.. lu iNo Court Unom N snld
iuufi Doc salt lHhu 'ltp -tlt Lake county,
Utah
witness tHU clerk M sliI Court with
tHt soul NHHrHIf nnNt1 this ilth
f-Nu|I dos of June a N fsHu
DAVID q. Ul MAR clerk
..... NF o 90. liLIDAila Deputy Clurk
WHIdvI s Adams. Attorneys
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Special Correspondence.
ogden. June ai.-Monday evening
suit for divorce wss brought In the Sec
ond district court by Jane Banford
against her husband, Samuel Bnnford.
Dcsortion and failure 10 provide are the
grounds alleged In the complaint. A
restraining order u asked Tor 10 pre-
yona the defendant from disposing of
mia property.