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DISTRICT JUDGES

IT, = Mark, First Judicial District
j !. '~''ri@r, Second Judicial District
NJ. Fitzgerald, Third Judicial District
T. T. Ei,h"t, Fourth Judicial District
81 ~touuiUeld, Jr. Fifth Judicial District
in N'NTIVE DEPARTMENT
}t=lrnut@
- i. 1Itf!N Governors Private Secretary
81 ii ]H T. ----Lieutenaut Governor
1ecgcnc I~Gnuell, of State
Artj2HT Morris, Deputy Secretary of State
HSfe +. paws .---------State Controller
-'oaa'ht" %i'olne, Deputy State Controller
~ " =. -------------State Treasurer
=. /. '.;@-, Deputy State Treasurer
- - y H.'"H Surveyor Genera
N. J., N9'"ware, Deputy Surveyor GenI
N. n. J"'u.s General
Nrvis Yam superintendent Pub. Inst'rt
-Audre" II iute, Supt, of State Printing
~ |. Aiorac Foreman
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Proposals for Supplies

Fol the Nevada Hospital for Mental Dis
eases, Reno, Nevada.
SCPPL1ES-Sealed proposals for furn-
ishing supplies. delivered at the Nevada
Hospital for Mental Diseases at Reno
New, for the years 1899 and 1900, from
July l, 1899, will be received up to June
20, 1899.
For list Of articles to be furnished and
conditions of contract apply to DR.. Pat
~tersoa, Reno, New.
hundred cords of gooa
limb and split pine wood, well seasoned
to be delivered at the Hospital for Men
tai Diseases, Reno, New.
BEEF CATTLE-Beef cattle to be de-
liversd at the Hospital in such numbers
and at such times as the superintendent
of Hospital may direct.
Separate bids will be received for sup
plies, wood and beef cattle.
All articles not satisfactory to be re-
turned at contractors * Expense.
Bids to be directed to Secretary of
Board of Commissioners for the Care of
the INDECENT Insane, Carson City. New.
up to June 10Th, 1899, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
at which time all bids received will be
opened and considered. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
BID should be plainly marked PRO
posal for Supplies, Wood, Cattle" as the
case may be.
By order of Board.
F, l. WILDEs,
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Notice of Sale Of Personal Prom.
erty-Executor's Sale.

In the District Court of the First Jud,ciaI
District of the State of Nevada in and
for the County OF Ormsby,
In the matter of The estate Of Isaac
olrOvich, deceased.
Notice is herby gi~en, tlsat in pursu-
a'lce OF an order of tbs District C0urt of
The First Judicial District OF the State of
Nevada IN and for the county of Orrnshy
made on the 9th day OF April. A. u. 1879
IN the matter of the estate of isaac Olco-
vlchr deceased. the undersigned. the eE
e%ct!ters OF the estate OF said deceased
viii sell at PRIV ATE SALE to the hioh-
est bidder for cash, gold coin of the
United States, the following p~ersouaI
property tO-Wit; All of that certain stock
of goods, wares and merchandise consist
ing ct dry goods, ladies' and genss' fur
nlshlng goods and certain fixtures and
show cases, belonging to tha estate of
said isaac Olcovich, deceased, and situ-
ated N, the store formerly occupied bv
nm on Carson Street in Carson CITY. Ne
Vada, sn ltemized and correc5 inventory
OF which said property may be seen at the
store of. Kelly Go, in Carson CITY.
Nevada.
Sealed proposals for said stock of goods
Will be received by said executors at the
store of J. Kelly 4 CO. mp TO the hour OF
II O'Clock Am. Of Wednesday the 10th
day of May A. D, 1920 and said proposals
and bid shall be addressed to said Exc
cutors and will be opened at IL o'clock
A. NJ. of said day and said stock will be
sold to the highest and best bidder
X hIRMA Y AND Jos. Jelly
Executors Of the ss5ate Of Isaac Clcovich
Deceased
April p. 1899.
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Official Count Of State Funds
State Of Nevada,
County of Ormsby.

County of Orm.by.J
Reinhold Sadler and Eugene Howell
being duly sworn, severally say that
they are members OF the Board of Ex-
aminers Of the State Of Nevada; that on
the 18th day Of May, 1899, they
latter having ascertained from the books
OF the State Controller the amount OF
money which should be in the Treasury
made an official examination and count
of the money in the State Treasury of
Nevada, and founo the same correct as
follows:
Paid Coin Vouchers not
l. returned to Controller 15,129.2
3l3S,964.l5
State School Fund Securities
irrsdeemable Nevada State School
$SS0,O00.N
Nevada State Bonds 81 1880
United States Bonds eS5, 100000
Tstal--- 81 .495. 1890
REINHoLD SADLER.
T. EUGENE HOWELL,
Subscribed and sworn to before me-
this Goth, day Of May. AID 1893
SEAL j. DoANH. Notary
Public, Ormsby County. Nevada.
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~ !lrNAL DEPARTMENT
81 lNr!AE EMP

81 NI'!AL DEPARTM EMP
supreme Court
NJ. = HDTnifield, Chief Justice
". 4 Massey. Associate Justice
Z -. Belknay, Associate Justice
W. - Jones, Attorney General
Ezug.Hr howell, Clerk Sup. Court
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Notice TO Creditors
April % 1899.

In the District Court of the FIRST Ju-
dlcial District of the State OF Nevada in
and for the county of Ormshy.
In the matter of fhe estate of Isaac Oh
covich, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. K. kirman and Jos. Kelly, have
been duly appointed aud qualified by the
District of the First judicial Dis
trlct, State of Nevada, in and TO- the
county of 0rmSby. on the l2th dav Of
April. A. D. 1899, as executors of the
estate Of Isaac Olcov5cn, deceased, late of
said county All creditors having claims
against said estate are required to file the
same, with proper vouchers attached.
with the Clerk of the Court within three
months after the first publication of this
notice.
K. kIRMAN. and
JOS. KELLY.
Executors at the estate of Isaac Olr,-
vich, deceased.
Dated this Eth day of April 1892.
Torreyson & Summertield. Attorneys
sald estate aprl3 NV
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NOTICE

At the regular meeting Of the State
Board of Examiners held June 9Th, 1898
the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED. That the Board OF Exam
'ners shall meet on the third day OF every
month. for the purpose of allowing
claims against the State, and all claims
not in the office of the Secretary of State
on or before the third day in each month
shall not be considered or allowed by the
i-oard until the next meeting which will
be on the third Tuesday of each montl,
REINHoLD SADLER
EUGENE HOWELL
JAMES r. Judge
Board Of Examiners.
Attest:
ARTHUR MORRIS.
Clerk.
Carson City, Nevada. June 7. 1898.
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OFFICIAL REGISTER
<,1atc Of Nevada
~ }rIfNAL DEPARTMENT
u. 5. Senator's
- fi>N = i'. t@S, VIM. NJ. Stewart
Con gresham
""lncis G.. Newlauds.
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Carson City, Nevada. June 7, 1898.
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&Hlnh1}d Nalder, Governor; NJ. S. Bonni-
field, Fhlaf Justice of Supreme Court;
~. \ N"~~ey, Associate Justice of SUI
ETrUa,e N..Irt; c. H. Belknap. Associate
-&T>*j0e OF supreme Court; W. d. Jones.
Attorney tirneraL
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STATE INSTITUTIONS

/. -. i"r.jcrson. Ward en- State Prison
los j. NtIhbs, President State University
TIT Patterson, Snpt. Hosp Mental Discs
4 ii, b.''.'e, Supt. of Orphans Home
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YDU Try 1T.

ii 5hiloh Cough and Consumption Cure which
Si;C1, Iut4 - cure. take the bottle back and we
viii p ''"s lour money. Sold for over fftg Years
on 'f'i S@-9Eafee. Price p cts aaa ~ cts.
For sale at Nevada Drur St,ra
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HOLDEN.
Refreshing Hains Cattle Dying Mission
airy Farewell Change in Mail service

Refreshing Rain. Cattle Dying Mission
airy Farewell Change in Mail service
Special Correspondence.
Holden. Willard CO.. Aug. 1--WE have
had two refreshing rains NJ late. which
have cooled the atmosphere wonderful
ly The showers were not heavy enough
10 materially aid the growing crops.
LIGHT HAY CROP
Alfalfa On about ready 90 cut the scc-
ond time. Tho crop VIII De very light
Grain u mostly harvested.
CATTLE DYING.
There are great many cattle dying
on the ranges this summer. Fuuo az
tribute it Go tho fact that they EUt
scarcely anything 90 eat but oak leaves,
while othors think % De- % contagious
disease. Ia my opinion the latter 81 the
most probable cause.
MISSIONARY FAREWELL.
on Friday evening last there was a
farewell party given Co tWp Of our
young mon. Elders Edward wood, who
left ON the Ord. ana Lorenzo stevens,
who leaves ON the iUth Inst, for miH-
HlonH. They arc among our very best
young men ana will honor the cause
they represent. a neat little SUM was
collected 90 assist them ON their Jour
uoy.
our mail service from Junb 10
Knuoah, Utah. has changed hands this
week and we sincerely hope for the
better.
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OUR OWN STATE.

month and then he leaves for the PHI
iipplncs.
Tho n. NJ. u. Telephone company
have lust finished a new circuit line
between ogden and Logan. and they
nro now working on two new circuits
between here and Salt Lake, and one
between here and kaysville.
gcowcroft q Sons co. have Just re-
ceivod car loads OF dry goods for
thsir fall trade.
sir. Don ~. Porter and wife. proprle-
tors nf the Kenyon hotel, Salt Lake,
are registered at the Reed
n. NJ. Allison Jr. and supt. Baker, OF
the Pullman office. have gone out for "a
weeks fishing trip In the Wood river
country.
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Judge McCurty held court nj cham
beers yesterday Tor "a hearing In the
matter OF the estate of Thomas Andcr-
ton. deceased. After due consideration,
the court appointed John Andorton. son
or deceased, administrator herein and
fixed his bonds at 500.
ANOTHER CASE OF sCARLETGNA.
The quarantine was removed from
the home OF 4. q. clark last Tuesday,
but was replaced there last evening ON
account OF a new case OF scurlctinu de-
yoluplng
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LOGAN.
Program Of Celebration Ia Honor Of Vol
unteers Sudden Death.

Program Of Celebration Ia Honor Of Vol
unteers Sudden Death.
Special Correspondence.
Logan, Aug. f.-Logan'a celebration
IN honor OF our volunteers promises 10
DO a grand day Tor our heroes. The
committees on the volunteer day cclc-
bratlon have laborcd zoaiously and met
with success with the movement, The
program Tor the day, OF which the ful-
lowing IL an outline, will be taken as
a bnsiH Tor the proceedings;
Tho iHnB OF balutea at appropriate
times.
The district school children. to be
supplied with nagB, and cluzens 10 form
two lines on Secnnd street. which are
20 extend from the depot TO Main street
The marching Of the volunteers from
the depot 10 the Tabernacle square.
a public meeting on the square,
Banquet IN honor Of the volunteers
and their parents 90 be served on the
Tabernacle square pavilion. Tables Will
be- provided In various parts OF the
square, Tor tho convenience Of the PEG.
pie, who desire 20 bring their picnic
and dine.
Various games and sports for the
a grand bali for the volunteers In
the Palace Han.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Charles Warner died suddenly this
evening, while under the influence uf
liquor lie had been drinking rather
heavily OF late, and the police officers
had decided upon nrreating him and
placing him In safe keeping Tor while,
10 help him To get sober. but before
they executed their plans. Warner left
a saloon and passed through the square
and went 20 the Central Hotel, when
he was suddenly seized with pains and
fell dead,
Edward Uyberg and c. g. swensen
were arrested today on charge OF
drunkenness. After being locked up a
few hours. they were arraigned before
Justice Smith and plead guilty. They
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morning for q missionary experience
In Great Britain.
GRIM DEATHS HARVEST.
Mr.. Coniey. father OF Mrs. Arthur
Munns OF this city died suddenly at
Wciisvillc last evening. The wife ~
Joseph u. Mcdonald died last Monday
morning Of consumption, The remains
were taken TO Provo for lntcrment
INTERESTING MISSIONARY EN-
pERtENCE.
Elder g. Christensen OF the Second
ward returned from mission TO
ueargin yesterday. Elder Chrlstcn-
sen had iubofed for some time ns
conference president In Georgia and
was In company with the two Elders
lately mobbed Just a few days before
the event occurred. At one OF the last
meetings he held In the State Elder
christensen was "cgged' nh "a sort Of
farewell reception. lac supposed. How
ever no injury wnn done and the boy
who did the throwing, by order N ms
employer. sorokoopcr, was the most
frightened porson In the company.
sALTAm EXCLUSION
4 great excursion IL booked Tor salt
air from Boxclder county ncXt Friday,
August 18th n ~ gotten up under tho
auspices 81 the VI. I. associations 81 the
stake for the benefit OF the free library
and reading room In this city
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FILLrloRE.
Rains washes FertIiiiy from Mountains
notes aud Personals

Special Correspondence.
Fillmore. Nfilard CO., Aus. 4-The re-
cont storms IN The mountains have
caused considerable mud and debris TO
be- deposited along the banks % our
streams and farming land that has been
recently irrigated. ilowgvcr people
are not complaining much. but feel
grateful that they dld not get such n
Hood as Mnntl had.
state senator Joseph v. Robson. who
la operating some mining claims at
Deep Greek. came home un "a visit, aud
10 obtain supplies. a. few days ago. He
len again yesterday Tor hls mineral
deposits
h. NJ. Crandaii from the Tintic mining
district. iB spending I Few days Ht tha
cN-cnpitnl ~ Utah.
County Attorney q SEWER County D.
H. Erickson spent Monday here Tor The
purpose OF Erecting "a settlement win
Muiard county on the division " thu
taxes on transit sheep Tor the year 1875.
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NOTICE O. huroby rlyon that ronorA
meeting uf tho stnckhuldurs ~ tho H'Hrand
Oulgh Mining Company "a corporation un-
der thu laws uf Utah. will be- hold nt tho
salt lake city, state ~ tab. nn Tho eist day
% August i-.n nc urlnrk pm. % said day.
Cor the uurpnrn ~ considering ana voting
upon Tho following proposed amendments -
thu articles ~ Incorporation NJ said company
tuaHiti" 10 amend article ono ~ the said
articles % Incorporation by substituting for
tlu words twenty-five Os years the words
MY Tn years The purpose ~ such amend
mont u 90 change tho time NJ duration ~ said
corporation from twenty e.a o. hftY Ns1
IuH officers and directors u said corporation.
aud fur the transaction u such uthur bud.
moss us may properly come bufuru g.
Dated this lnth dHY NJ July, islo.
THOMAS W 1ENNlNGA
President
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NOTICE ls hereby riyon that nt meeting
uf fNH hHHrI ut uIrUftur7. hold uu thu llih any
u,Ju'y l-H. tn assessment % nuo.-hali N gnP
st0sE NJ DO corporation payable immu-
.U|ltHIV fu Che secretary. Nnum goo. Mccormick
Hncs, SOLE Lake CITY Utah. Aud any st1tt
rt.d au thr itfh duy 40 August, I-J. Nlll ho
Delinquent aud advertised Zoe sale go public
auction. lud uuIrr plymglt swnl. het ~.
issl. ut Iau'clHc. u0lu. TO- u1y tlcdfliHlur1t
assessment together VIII lho uusb ui nlr
'rri''nE ini 'iYisify i,,l,,iry s.,ret,ry
lRE tsrii,y nErAlElMINli 4ltlct 9P
rc.srd ID thc Tgtuy pgparimeHt Mash-
'.v -antrmbar . i-n. flr thc 'parfhtso NJ
tHnuupHriy belonging tp thu United states.
100 rnr lity of sut Lake, itah, hyiuE .lII "
Hfty-tHuUa1. pIht "lp', salt Iukotify survey,
rIi luhU tuuuiy Utah lHrrltury fNutl|ns
.ug sias square RODS, ,ll slulrr foot more nr
llHmU' Including gl improvements uuuur-
f.utUrua. fixtures. etc., belonging thereto,
Iul Information may bee obtained upon Hp-
Ilrh bidder must submit With DIS proposal
90 certified check lu Che sum NJ five uHr cnUt
ut hls proposal Co.'s "a EulfluigrnI snlI it.ilL
n1fthl.r rrIro via De- Dad down. and indie
cato turIr WISHES ls Gap Che mluUUruf making
deferred payments, which drfHrr. payments
Shall heif intpu.et no the rate uf fuurpur cont
THHughtl. rusuryud tu reject any and uIl
bid. uTt lWHlNn IufHmMl ruclrfis many
nld should it be- dromgd Loo tho Interest of tn1
rarh nfonnsal must be- scaled, marked
Proposal far Purchase q Industrial Shrl,s
tau Homo buiIdlu- 0uit Lake, Jith' ana
addrc,srd 1ud mailed tn
~. GAGE
secretary Of the Treasury.
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RICHFIELD.

SEWER County Finances -Thos. Auderton'
Estate-scsTistina Quarantine.
Special Correspondence.
Rlchneld. SEWER County. Aug. -
The auditors report Of the financial
condition OF SEWER county is out and
shows the receipts for tho year 20 hav,.
been tt5.iG203. which added TO the
balance on hand last year OF 81 ,Gi0ti.
made the available means Of the year
Yi1,102A, The disbursements were
tlG.bis.gs, leaving a balance ON hand of
g546 90.
The county has n bonded indchtcn-
ness Of fgl5O on outstanding war
rants.
The resources Of the county are $50, 81
013si. liabilities of the county arc &c.
O2abO,
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BRIGHAM CITY.
Hensncent Rain Removed to salt Lake
Deaths Harvest

Special Correspondence.
Brigham city, BoXelder County, Aug,
4.-Thls morning brigham and the sur
rounding country were visited by an
exceedingly heavy rainstorm, giving our
dry lands good soaking.
REMOVED TO SALT LAKE.
The family Of President Clawaon
moved this week 10 their new home In
Salt Lake city Attorney J, ID, call
on this city has purchased President
Clawaon's residence,
Fx-sherlff r. u. Davis OF Willard and
Thomas McM0ster OF this city LEFT thLs
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I.EfiI.
Excursion to Saratoga rarm-siight Ac-
oIdents- Hain aud iiood.

Excursion to Saratoga rarm slight Ao-
oidents- Hain aud Iiood.
Special Correspondence.
tehi, Aug. 4.-Yestorday at y o'clock
an the business houses of Lehl closed
and the clerks took an outing over to
the Saratoga Farm. About 900 people
were present who participated ih thc
excursion. There being a nice breeze
blowing made u very pleasant for those
who took a sail on the yacht. game
q ball took place on the now grounds
between Lohi boys. which was very IN
tcrestiuT to the spectators. ~ niEht
dance was given In the new pavilion
and, barring u few minor accidents, ah
had very enjoyable time
MINOR ACCIDENTS.
The pleasure Of the day was slightly
marrod by a fow light accidents, James
Swlnnin, while returning home with nus
family In a light rlg was run up
against a wire fence by his fructuuH
team. Mrs. Swinnln lucky escaped ln-
Jury. hut the daughter. IN the darkness,
sprang directly against the fence ana
was cut badly II was all Mr. SWinnlh
could do to prevent runaway ana FUR
thor accident
and was cut about the face. and 7, J.
Woodwork has a split anger TO show
Tor hiH fun.
Mr. ID. Hltesman q CO. have shipped
three carloads of thelr IRE clay 90
H0untiful. where " IL being made into
IRE brick TO be used at the sugar face
tory In ogden.
The Utah sugar company at Lehl il
shipping the sand they are using he
their building at sprinEvillc from Lohl,
~ Il IL found tu excel an other Tor Gee
mcntlng purposes.
RAIN AND FLOODS.
There was n heavy rain storm here
last evening about 1880 o'clock which
caught great number % the cNCur-
alunlat before they arrived home from
the resort. Yesterday Hood In the
west mountains brought down great
houldcrH Weighing from GOO 90 1000
pounds. In some Instances they nllri
pruHpycturH Hhnfta. and otherwise did
much damage.
a strong committee has been np-
pointed 90 arrange Tor n hitting rccop-
ton for the returning volunteers.
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RIO oRAsps WESTERN RY.

ARRIVES
mon south and East, iOi5 a. M, 100 p m.
ana lo.On p "a.
IrAvrs
ior south and East, 7'ao a M, $40 .. m. and
400 D, m.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

AnnIYrs
From Wo,t casa. m., 600 pm.
LEAVES
'of west 2'iOa, m, $40 pm.
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CoALVlLLE.
). l.. Boydcn Con,ale.cing Robbery ana
Arfrst,

Special Correspondence.
C0nlvlllo. summit County. Aug. b.
The quarterly conference commences
tomorrow.
President Ciun and family have been
soinurnluF In Provo Cor "a few days.
EN-Cuunty clerk j. l.. Boydcn, who
underwent an operation NJ the lluHmcr
a kcogh hospital recently fur the re-
moyul OF an abHcusg un tho kidneys.
VIII be brought home tomorrow.
STORE Robbed.
Tho little town ~ Gororzu was the
scene of "a robbery last evening. The
Hturo was broken into and goods
amounting 10 a. considerable sum stolen
thrrrffum The thieves, one " whom
was Abe Hunter Of Woodland, worr
captured by Deputy sheriff DuWHr
while they were drVuutlng some u their
ill.Eutten gains. The robbers were
making for salt Lake city when caught
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UNION PACIFIC RY.

AlniYEs
IRON East, 300 a. M. $40 D. IN.
IrAyra
'ofEA't' 800 .. M, SLOAN.
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CEDAR CITY.
Iiountlfui i,ain- Crop Prospects Light
Weather clerk Promoted.

Special Correspondence.
Cedar city, Iron Co, Aug, To-day
more rain foil than has fallen during
the past three months, refreshing the
country and doing great deal ~ good.
"a our water supply was beginning TO
be very mcager Grain cutting has be-
gun now IN earnest; eight hurvcatcra
being In operation. The crop a. very
fair considering tho drought We have
had this summer. The potato crop IL
almost a failure.
WEATHER CLERK PROMOTED.
George q. Hardness. observer OF the
weather bureau here, has been pro-
NOTED, and has received notice that "a
Mr.. Bailey viii take charge Of the Of
nee here. Mr.. darkness has been APP
pointed 10 take charge OF the weather
service at Fort Smith Ark.
MISSIONARY FAREWELL
a farewell party was given IN tho
ward hall last evening Tor the benefit
OF Samuel ~, Webster. who loft this
morning TO fulnll a mission to Eng
land.
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RlORONI.
Town Overruu with Tramps -noya Ar
rested for retty Larceny,

Special Correspondence,
MorOni sanpute CO., Aug. 4-This
city Ia at present overrun with tnmps.
the writer having noted no less than
seven IN one day, one u their number
was sentenced TO ten days In the city
jail for an assault with n deadly
weapon. He relieved the city OF the
expense Of keeping him, by escaping
Wednesday night. Trampa prove "a
poor Investment Tor the city anyhow.
PETTY LARCENY.
Four OF our young boys, ranging In
age from nine 10 thirteen, have been
arrested for stealing tobacco and chew
ing-Eum from Christensen Bros. store
one Of them has beon sentenced to ono
day In Jail and hno OF nve dollars.
The hearings OF tho othor three are to
follow. An example viii hayo 10 he
made Of someone II these deprod ltions
continue. This Is the second ottonao
Of some Of the oulpr1ts
The weather IL very unsettled ~
present. Some Of tho luocrn ana hay
is being blepohed by the rain. Farmers
are afraid Of their grain being knocked
down.
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President
FRANK ". JENNINGS.
secretary.


Tho UuIrun Nlur. -cciJay's Oniro salt
Lake CTS, ttuh.
NntirC There aru delinquent upon the fnl-
lowing described stnrk. lu account VI assUss-
mvut SO levied uu the llth ulY ~ juno,
IsH thu several amounts ct opposite tho
rHmps ~ tlv respective shareholders as fol-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

For sale by y. c. NJ. l.. Clark Eli
dredge a Co., Salt Lake Hardware Co,
and George A. Lowe. salt Lake city,
Utah
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Sphu Drown Stone Company Principal
place % business. SAT- Lake CITY, Utah