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OGDEN POLLING PLACES.


The board OF education mot In regular
session last night.
one thousand Ave hundred dollars
was received from 1879 taxes, and ii3
from tuition,
Contractor whltmoyor was paid
the balance OF fl,337 ON his contract
for building Mound Fort school house.
Johnson and Newman were paid $500
on their contract Tor furnace In Mound
Fort building
Some minor business was disposed NJ
aud the board adjourned FOR one week
FUNERAL OF FRANK n, SNYDER
The funeral services over the remains
Of Frank n, snyder were held Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the church
VI the Good shepherd. the reverend
Malaon officiating. There was "a vcry
large concOurac ~ relatives and friends
In attendance, showing the great esteem
I'm which the YOUNG genllemnn was held
among the cltlzcns The Knights uf
Pythlaa were In attendance IN a body
the deceased was member OF that
lodge. Many beautiful nornl designs
were given by endenred friends The
remains were Inferred IN r. W. Jones'
burial ground IN the ogden city Gene
LEGAL AFFAIRS
There was no sitting OF tho district
court ON friday iuuNr lNnlhpp ana
CLERK liamer being at Huntington
holding session there.
In the second district court. Judge
llolapp yesterday heard the case VI
Annie IA Grernwell VIZ Fritz y. Mel.
son a alThe oral ana documentary evil
donce IN this ease being presented by
the plnlntiff, ana tho defendants not
appearing either IN person or 10y coun-
sol, the court ordered that Judgment De
granted the defendant IN the sum "
fii,eii with Interest az the rate OF 10
per cent ger aunum from date until
paid aud attorney fees of $3.50 This nc-
ton was brought BY defendant Tor fore
cluaufo on q mortgage,
A c0lored man known as Niger
Dick, and q porter named Clarence
Earnest. were arrested last night for
disturbing the peace,
PETITIONS FOR DIVORCE.
Julia a. Retalllek haa nlsd a petition
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NorIcr on srocKnolnrus NETTING


salt Lake CITY. Utah, OCT, ~. 1872.
The annual mcotlng uf tho stncSholdrrs OF
tho saint joe MIuIuE Company, fur thU ulnc-
tign ~ unicori and the transsctiOn n such
other business as may come before them VIII
ID hold az tlu nnleu OF the clmpnnN, lVi Main
street salt Lake city, ON Monday November
%. iflu 90 p D. On,
A. tho same tlmr and place and Immediate
y tullnelng said annual meeting, stock
Holders muutluE VIII hn hold ca vote upon
tho adoption uf thN luluWluT amendment q
tho Articles OF Incorporation of said c1m-
uauY
Amendment 90 Article Ky ~ the Articles
NJ Incorporation ui saint Joe Mihlns ZONE
panYf
THAT Article Ky bo aud tho same T. here
by amended hY adding 20 said hTtlclu the
wOrls Tho nlrrrtur shall also hayu power
tu SOIL nnd % mako contracts for sale on any
or All of the Ual aud personal property NJ
ihls company az su1h prices and upon such
terms and conditions a. they may deem
oNpcdlont and Tor tho bcst Interests OF ths
company"
Respectfully
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Pail List OF omcsr. and Location of
unaths.


The following arr polling placea for
the municipal election Co BE- held Tues
day, November. IN. 1897
FIRST PRECINCT
District No. i.-Jeromc Brown. a2i7
riurrec.
Dlstric, No. "a. +. Allen. ~ Thirty
District 80. &C. N. Hoamns. s'si
Grant
District No t-Mu W. Rowe, 1895
Lincoln
District No. 5-Ci,y Hail.
SECOND PRECINCT
District No. 6-H. J.. Newman. sis
Twenty fourth street
District 80. 5.-Thomaa Bros, 2g5
Twenty street
District No. SD. Monroe its Twon-
tysHccoud street
District No. s.--rred sadier. iu West
Twcnty-nrut street
THIRD PRECINCT.
District No. i0--I. AZ. Hnhortson. 3ii
Eighteenth street,
District No. ii.-R s. Hadiey ses
District 80. IA. c. Simmons, 800
District 30. i5.-Henry shaw. 1910
Washington.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
District No. ii.-clemcnec H. Martin.
204t Adams.
District No. i5.-Iamea G. Carver, 5ii
Twenty street.
District No. i6-iinHement county
court house.
District 80. i5.--FoulEor and Sons, go
Twenty fourth street
District SO, Ism. VI, WhcelwrlEht
Ni Twenty fourth street
District No is.--ll. G.. Wardlelgh, 22io
quincy.
District No 20--John s. Smith. corner
Robinson and Taylor.
FIFTH PRECINCT
District 40. gi.-Basemcnt Firth ward
District No g2.-R. G.. McEwnn. 1861
district No. ~. r. Dunc. 1889
Wellington.
District No. 2i-Jamca r. Coleman.
Monroe.
ill Twcuty-elghth street
District 40. .a.-U. a.. WuodmnnHCc,
Corner Washington and Thlrty-htst
STAKE TABEHNACLE FINANCES,
Report Of Cash Received FROM Fair aud
Other Sources aud How Expended.
The Weber stake Tabernacle COM
mittce have submitted the following
financial report
DONATIONS TO TABERNACLE
Cash, i529ll5; material. u,osi,OO;
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souTAlRN PACIFIC RY.
LOGAN.


Arrival 81 Remalns at Elder samuel 4.
CLARKE ISlmb ,il-unoth Nupti.is.
Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache CO.. Oct. 2s.-rho re-
mains of Elder Samuel r. Clarke. who
died recently while on mission lu
Wales. arrived ut Newton. the home
of HE parents, yesterday morning az
N o'clock. A large number OF relatives
ana friends assembled ut Cache juno
ton aud escorted The romans tu Now-
ton. whore funeral services will be held
ou Tuesday next. The deceased was an
admirable young man. and his cutting
OIL lu the bloom OF llfe was a severe
blow TO his family, who have the unl-
ycrsai sympathy of the people.
FINED FOR MIsDEMEANoR.
Justice knowles yesterday heard the
ease 0f the county nah ana game war.
den against tho Hercules Llghi and
Power Co. IN which the defendant
company IL charged with mlsdomean0r
lu not providing suitable nah screens
ut the head uf ~ power canal Ia Logan
canyon The Justice took tho matter
under adyisomont until this morning
whom he imposed a iino Of so ON de-
PENDANT company
This Afternoon JuAtice Knowles will
heard the case Instituted BY the game
warden AGAINST samuel Price ~ Wells
willie. who last week chased the warden
from his promises with a shotgun, when
the officer was attempting 20 gather up
the fish remaining In Prices irrlFutlug
canal after the water had been turned
on.
Attorney Schroeder Is Ia town today
and conducted foreclosure suit " poui-
son W Atkins. Involving about $1,000
being held before Judge Hart
KIMBALI-BOoTH NUPTIALs.
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Klmbal are
visiting with relatives in this city. Mt.
and Mrs klmhnll were married iu fart
Lake Temple on Wednesday aud are
now on their way 10 their homo Co.
Canada. whore Mr., kimhau has large
contracts ON the CardHton canal. The
groom "a "a son " Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kimball ~ salt Lake city, and the
bride IL the charming daughter or
Judge and Mw John ~. Booth OF
Provo The young couple have hosts OF
friends hero who wish them every hap
pinoss IN ne.
STAKE CONFERENCE,
Il Is expected that President snow,
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SMITHFIELD.
Death Of Mrs Harriet Anderson Little
dyke

Special Correspondence.
smIthnrld. Cache CO.. oct g7.-sIstcr
Harriet Anderson tittlr1yku passed
peacefully to raHt ut 1896 g. m. We'd
nosday 10th. aftor lingering Illness Of
nvo months.
Sister Littlcdykc wnH born In Grants.
VILE T00olo CO., The 2.nl of August.
1876. WHORE she spent the days OF her
youth. iu october, 1891. she became the
wife OF Alma LlttlpdyEH uf smuhutlI
nnl since that time has llNti hers. where
ull who know hor learned 90 love nnI
respect her She leaves a husband and
one child fourteen months old. and n
host OF rulauych and ,rlHnIs g. mourn
her lnHa The funeral VIII Boz held he
Che Tabernacle Sunday, Goth, at ~
noon.
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rytvERsiTY OF UTAH.
n. ,s. in Geology, Is taking an
..'...I.r thls afternoon. Ihey are m
iIrr Doe f1Qt-hiNi IN the N''n''s
Pm. Warm Springs.
"a. Normal society mot yesterday,
..I.4lnirf o. constitution, Ihcfc was
I'd an Interesting program rendered.
-.. f.s wear students met ycatcr-
~ .'.lrf.in the result NJ their
b. aenrirr the largest per-
49, IA members for the Varsity
f3 Thay propose 90 have that
-s.i and at SOME one clso'H ox-
irs ioo
fts o,tuaf lecture course which has
M I'D tht auspices uf the faculty.
LII ras D. under the direction OF tho
fiat ArI Instead " the mem-
f. d ihe faculty delivering the Ice
10 lhey viii Tor the most part BE-
ta+.i tY prominent men outside or
H. ruruIiy The current topics
b. discussed 10 a. hoped By the
mii.o who suFEcsted the chhnse
+sf th.e statesmen and cducutorn
aIsr fts continent can be- prevailed
e. o. tilfcfl tho students.
traitaf l0i % books amounting 10
b. hiya been ordered Tor the library
Rsfmtlon has reached Goa.
M poari football team will play
fri team Of An iiallow'a college,
fu mluiny
Na melting of the class presidents
|'sflsasslny. d WIS decided that the
't1fasfa should BE- published. nH II was
ghi ihat o. sufficient number uf
I. .ffn bad i0.ned the Varsity club"
Hoo warrant q sufficiently substantial
lgfrH Ne 10 insure success 10 the
fr
N. faculty has refused 20 grant the
IfsIuda % some Of the college men, Tor
I tnu On debate and oratory. II came
u 1lh In the report ~ the committee,
b. M no work. 90 De- taken M ne
Ii 'l1ii hy The petitioners was already
sas taught ln the various depart
Isn % DE Institution. The dlslp-
III adHlltnin have decided 20 do the
hey can, BY organizing the
1ritrri debating society possible.
NJ Athletic association met Thurs
~ ani elected the following officers
hf year, President Morris. Hoc-
4 AV Joy Grew. treasurer Patterson.
fuIh Nutnl Of the Junior team was
ff1iei Az football representative "a
7 executive committee.
NJ students who are Interested In
gVm.ainr ~ % debating society.
~ Yesterday Tor that purpose.
%. Senior football team are cx-
Nns One work ln their daily prnc-
llialh Hylcof tha Senior team. was
Dave g0u0 90 Denver with the Y.
U q A. team. had that organization
90 Has expected.
n fourth year normals nre busy
Ns Preparations 90 give a social
.aall'i In the near future.
o.. r.rlf wallrsd what n necessary
WY aru ln the playing OF a
game they would not b. no
'l.',li towards lhe match gumra.
SALT LAKE HIGH SCHOOL.
w Wgif'l rendered a number OF OK
,l.1a before the students last
10y morning She was accom-
H.. Wy A'las Grey Of the salt Lake
Hy he ,tad.ntS a S"i ,n iia, or q f,a w..
n'N wednesday, morning.
\ i .' Students o. the High school gave
. p aH nIght w. ~ ''''''
ftoi Welzdl Is atUl Working an hts
NJ quartet Ilo says M ilttis NV
aHnihg melody.
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; OUR OWN STATE. {
G~N~~~~~oo~~~~~~~o~~~>~o>~s
OGDEN NEWS.

The branch onicr NJ the nuserrt News IN
ogden d nt No. 90 TNguty.fourth street,
wigfr advertisements aud sntaeriut uus will
ts received. De Nrws u delivered ty car
lrfa ln ogden every evening on tho same
terms us in Anlt Lake CITY.
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pHncIpal place o. Pq,Incs, sait Lake cliJ,

pHncInal Waco " HnsIlcsl1 san lake CliJ.
tab.
NOTICE Is herUhY given that uf a meet
inF ut tho Hoard Of Director ~ tho Lower
Mammoth Mining company, htId un Thurs
day tho l2th day nj uHonor lsyi au asscss-
mont OF @ cents per share was lowed upnn
thp capital stock ~ thH Company payable To
lts Secretary at Dts unlro Rom 900 pr0grusg
iulldius, salt Lake CITY. Utah, 40 once, and
before thu lIlh day ~ November, isli Any
stulh uUun which this assessment may 70
main unpaid ON thn 18th day Of November,
isl1 Will hy delinquent, and advertised for
sale ut public auction and unless payment IL
made before will De- sold on the -Hth day "
November. lsg, 60 pay tho delinquent Assi'ss-
mont togythgr with costs NJ advertising aud
expense uf sale.
SAMUEL j. PAUL secy.
800 Progress NuildiuH rIlt lake city. Utah.
Dated Salt Lake g. 81. Utah, oct A., isll.
iint publication, uCuutg a. iva
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Apostles y. ~ Lyman aud John Horny
Smith, ana perhaps Apostle COW oy
viii be- IN attendance nt the Cachs
stake conference IN this city on sunday
and Monday
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Elder Ambrose Wolsh. one OF our ro.
fpcctcd citizens. euccumbUd to- blood
poison ana has been laid away lie whe
Won known hy al the Eliru4 who trn-
vulci Do PonnrylyaulH many scars nEu.
slaior Elisa T.. Little. wife uf Elder
J, G.. Little. wa" tukcn to salt Lake
CITY iari evening. whore she will Boz laid
BY hcr husband Her SONS accompanied
the body She leaves large number
u children and grnndchildfCn Go mourn
her iUas.
a young man. David cheney. was laid
90 rect On the South Morgan cemetery
yesterday having Hureumhei Goo heart
disease, HD wua twenty-five years Of
ngo and unmarried
MUCH SICKNESS PREVAILING.
There la considerable sickness ot pres.
ont Elder Thpmaa Grover ls Ia crit.
teal condition ut This writing.
Grave fears have boon entnrtnlncd
Tor tho llfa 90 Hon. 81 Ffuuria wife.
but today che o. a little hottor
George J. HoEF Ira CroHgrr ana Fred
eric Iu1mcr lcft Tor Canada few daya
nE0 60 work ON the canal ln Alberta.
NARROW Porter lcft on mission 20
Germany yesterday
Charles Tucker lott today for trip
o. Great Britain 90 preach the Gospel.
l'dcr william Robson has returned
u DIE homo after an absence ~ nearly
three years, preaching the Gospel In
Australia.
The quarantine Tag is now removed.
and the school is in operation again.
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sroo.noLnnn.. mrrrlsn.

Tho annual meeting of che atnoihnldcrs Of
thu rfido " thc West Minins Unmuany. which
should have boon held ON fhr first Monday In
iusH " c'DetInF r. Hoard - siF Directors ~
srrre unll tho next ensuing annual Ulcrti0n
uNN until fnnIf anHHUHHurH shall have uHfn
duly elected nnd qualified and f1f Tho trans.
action N UtIrf business nH may properly
come below tho meeting. & hefuny called roe
ht Che office uf thu SECRETARY 10 tho CumnHny
tnswiti.H iinum ita DltY aud tnuntY uulldinL
salt Lake CITY. Utah. sHid meeting will Hisi
consider the proposition NJ InFyluE nu assU.s-
mUnt upon tic capital stock n tho corpora
ton. J. r.. 30 NsIN, secretary.
salt Lake city Utah. sept 9TH. is1l
,,.t
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prlnclpai nIaco " llslnos,, SAT- Lalo CITY.
Utah.

ilNNs
NOTICE Ia hrrrbY riycu that az d woetlns
~ tho directors Of the iilshlund copper Min.
lua company held nu Friday tho iHlh DAY nt
hHtuhur, lat Au uaiutHmrut uf Que halt cent
rer shHru was lnyild upon Che capital stock
~ thu company payable Immediately y tho
salt LAKE tty Utah Ana any stock upon
which ihls usst ssiurni may tpmain unpaid on
tho l3th day 81 November lsli ulll Ne dolin-
ton, aud unless payment b. made before. viii
o. slll on the alth uaY % Nlf ompnr lsll, ~
I. n'cluuk noon, tn pay thr dullnquCut assess.
NP WELtA
llg u o. walker Uldg, salt Jake city, utah.
Dated. salt Lake UIty, urtunrr 18Th, islA
ilut publication, October igth, is1
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Tor divorce from her husband. job Rich
ord Natallick The complainant asks
for separation or the grounds 0f cruel.
~ She pwys that the custody ol the
two minor children b. Erantul unto her
with nilmouy
fcrals NJ. Dial has also nied a pctl.
tion Tor divorce from Der husband, John
Dial, Tho uiHlntiu in this case asks
TINT the bonds NJ mrtrimony be dis
solved. aud that thH custody ~ two
minor children he awarded her. nllcg.
Ing cruelty and 90 treatment oa the
cause OF action.
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labor tlgS00O. W. w. Fife FOR plans
Hrcciucationn and experimenting the
building $4,000.
FAIR FINANCES.
Total receipts from Tabernacle fair
i.xpcnditurca: ola debt. 1850, new
work Ti.i03. material and carpenters
for the fair. ig90.s2. pay rolls. ta5i
black Hmithinr. go. labor levallnE
grounds. fsi. steam roller. tlj, aag
stan so; electric wirIug tlo9. prizes
fuf queen aud popular lady $685. music
nuI band. f3iG. other attractions, t-5li
rcfrcahmont supplies, ttWtoi printing
and advertising flto.Ni. total oNpcnagH'
tG79Ig5. Net receipts On hand, lis!liV'
Entire cost u Tabernacle up 10 date
tlt.esGit.
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
The following are estimated costs Of
other work 20 be done on building ana
grounds:
electric fan. 1900; fencing uui mas.
Ing walks around the building and
planting trees. 1900. total estimates
me total present costs and estimates
OF Tabernacle tia.25dli.
balance that viii Boz loft on hand
whom the Estimated costs are paid out
viii be- tt05.7o.
OGDEN BRIEFS.
Yesterday the new Union Pacific
turntabio arrived from the east, ana
viii be set IN place In few days.
Frank Mccarron has gone east on
buaIncrH,
Mr. william Hnrcomb returned last
evening from the north.
H. T.. Dyer of cleveland, Ohio. n
spending few days in ogden
-Four train loads ~ Fgrty-four,h In
fantry volunteers passed through oH-
den today.
T.. o. Vaughan. OF Kansas city, ar
rived tn OFdun today, be- r legal nd
visor II the Jnrvls-Cunklln Trust 60.
Marriage license wns issued 10 J. y.
coolidge. %. M ogden, and Miss Anna
Powers. 80. of san Jose, Santa cara
cal
returned from their extended VISIT
through the east Tor the past thtet
weeks Mrs Hdrrltk while iu NhicAfo
ana New York. took some private lea-
sons from some NJ the finest teachers
in china painting
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BEAVER.
a Correction -Postmi.trssa nrct win Not
he Hemoyrd-An Eniclsut umcor.

Special Correspondence.
Beaver Beaver Co. oct. CO. Your
corres puudrut desires Co cUrur. Oh.
statement which was Wilton o. rs.
"NgWa' ~ oct. -iai HH g.. ..
respondent relative t1 lhe u .... I.r
matter 100 which no wee stated Ain.
Beck was removed. Iy receiving tho
Information from who. WIS considered
"a reliable source that petition was
being circulated for ths appointment
Of another postmaster your c1rrpHp0n-
dent concluded that tho Information
Was correct and wrote accordingly.
WILL NOT 100 REMOVED
Mrs. Beck has not been removed.
neither viii she be- removed. but will
be- glven an assistant MIu, Beck hua
proved a worthy 10 ~, aui ] believe
thoiD would have been mo- mistake. or
shortage. boz accounts had Mrs heck
attended 90 tha buHInc.a aud not trusted
tho matter l1 the bands OF a deputy
Tho money shortage WAS made good
By ruendH OF Nr A. 81. Lowe. he be-
INK responsible Tor tho same.
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Aurora Mining Company, principal place %
br-ln.s. -au Iaku CIV. Titan Mines
situated 90 MaYHvalc Pluto County
Utah.
NOTICE d hor1hy given that AZ meeting
Uf tuu Director uf tut Aurora Mining Come
pnuY. hold september glth. isH1. lt so 81
North Main ST. salt Lake tity, asscssmrnt
SO. D. OF uuU-hHI cont uUr share was levied
uu lhr capital stock ~ said company, pas.
ahIo Immediately 90 the rrrfctiry OF tho
Company ut ~ Nunn Main htruot salt
Lake CITY Utah Any stock un which
thls assessment may fomalu unpaid ON
the lst day ~ hnNvWhrg VIII hu dnlln-
bn sold ou November 2oth, 1909, 90 pay tho
delinquent assessment, together with cost of
udVUrflalug aud expense nf sale.
JAMES h. sllkLlNO, sccys
SON. Main ST. salt Lake CITY.
Dated, salt Lake Clty, september IS, ispl
fint publication September 20, lsYN
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CHARLIE TON.
Mrs. james l.. wright Dead Holding
Cattle for aH Cents.
t....t.t Co.. 49,.

Mrs. james l.. wright Dead Holding
ca,,io for 81 Cents.
Special Correspondence.
Charleston. wasltch CO.. Oct. Stat
O.. m. oct 90 our quiet little town
was endowed in gloom on hearing
that the much esteemed young wife u
James l.. Wright had passed away.
The deceased had been AFFLICTED Tor
several years with ur0psy aul had Huf-
forcd death many Times. 2 be funeral
services were nsl1 BOO thH ~. T. A. iihll
az z o.. m, sunday Appropriate and
cunsolIng addresses were made hy Ll-
der VIM, Duyholl aud Bishops Murdoch
ana FruuHhtun, The departed leaves "a
husband, father and mother, brothers
and sisters, relatives and host Of
friends 10 cherish her sweet memory,
HOLDING CATTLE.
a cattlcman was here last week and
wanted 200 head OF steers but as De- only
offered ga cents DE- could not buy.
owners are holding Tor lh cents.
Both our grain and potato crops are
llsht this year ON account Of an un-
timely frost Ia August
The people have mo- time 90 Hqunndrr
ln politics. our people are AN ruHtling
Go meet their Inevitable taxes,
on tho 10th of December. 1897. Rev. s.
a. nunnhoe, pastor NJ. T. church south.
H. Pleasant, vs., Va contracted See
we're cold which was attended from the
beginning By violent coughing Ile
says "After reaurunr 90 "a number N
Fo-cnllrd 'sp,clhca' usually Kept in tho
house. 90 no purpose. I purchased "a bot
tle Of Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
which acted like charm. I most
checffuiiy recommend II 90 the public"
Kolllz Assorted Creams $50 pound.
Call and examine Morris & Sons
Monumental Stock.
==H77 77-
Kolltz' Italian chocolates Zoe pound.
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noRuAN.
Potato Harvest Deaths Much sickness
fntsrestinr Ncws Notes.

special Correspondence.
Morgan, Morgan Co. oct 28--Wc are
now having nice weather and thouE-
Huis Of bushels uf potatoes are holng
dug and shipped from here They bring
Euud price Ht present. and by the way
the merchants ARE noiieifIuH them they
VIII soon hU higher Tho present price
o. Soc huHhol cash. The price has ad-
vanced 3c a bushel today. The crop ~
not HH good as usual. as there has been
too much frost
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In tho District Court Probate Division. In
aud Tor salt Lake uounty, State u Utah.
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HUDYAN REMEDY CO.,
Cor Stockton, Hirks, and Enb sh.,
sAN THAsciBco. CAL
CONSULT HUDYAE DOCTORS FRER.
GALL or WRITE.

through the snow. 90 nH 90 got their
lumber 90 places whore ID can De hauled
% places VI shipment. Az such o. heavy
fall Of snow was unexpected that early
In the season.
POLITICS.
We have ne usual two tlckrta pre-
pared for the election Of municipal ole
ncora in November ana both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans think they have
the strongest
Some very fine buU1.ngH are under
erection " which can ho mentioned the
Falulcw Coop Mercantile hulding,
which now IH uu 10 the second story,
and uil Indicate that n viii bee the large
est and finest structure NJ itl Kind To-
this county. James Anderson private
residence iH now completed and % can
truly hr said that Il a. an ornament Co
the settlement.
The ok district schools are now an
runuInr with Albert O.. Miner ag prln-
clral and nice lot ~ young gonuo-
mgu and lady assistants, nll graduates
from tho D. ~ Academy at Provo. and
reared 900 thir community.
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Highland Copper Mining Company. Loca-
tlun NJ mlurI. hlufham. West Mountain
Mining District salt Lake co. ttah
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

The branch Office ~ the "Nows' In
ogden has been removed 60 40. 600
Tweuty-fourth street. az Laridn q
Sons.
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In tho District Court Probate division. in
and for salt Lake County, state u Utah.
In tho Matter 81 tho Estate OF Rowland H.
MuulunuHru. Deceased
The neiition n n1roihy Woodmantco pray.
Ing fur the Issuance tu Emily No. NulImhnsfo
Of lCitors ~ administration in tho estate ~
Rowland ~ NuHdmHuann deceased has N.sHu
yet fHr hearing un wednesday, thn sth dnY "a
November. a. % -, at . .ll O'Clock %. ni. At
thu county Court House iu The 81 urt ROOM
~ said CONT, ln salt Lake city. salt Lake
County. Utah.
witness thr Clerk 81 said Court with tho
Hn1l thereof amNod thia g7th day N
October, A. ID iaHu
0can DAVID d DUNBAR clerk.
ny ALBERT , aEAII. uopnty Clerk.
A, MiNrn. Attorney