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OUR OWN STATE.

son. 20 tomorrow and visit this poor
orphan boy In prison" She con-
tinucd. We vent with n pfaycffui
heart. and when We went into the Jail
and talked with him. Cowley wept like
q child. We spoke to him 81 his dead
mothers love. tie said 4 have felt
had not friend In the world 40
one thought Of me. prayed earnestly
last sunday morning on my knees and
asked FOR help 10 b. better boy. and
now you have come with sweet words
Of comfort. They are sweet. and I
viii be- better lie promised 10 leave
on bad habits ana be good boy IN the
future"
Mfa AIMEE said that they had felt
blessed IN their visit and murv than
that had learned a lcfann. and asked.
Does not q great responsibility rcst
somewhere. does n rest on you or me-
Let ua look around NJ and see " any
u our own are being neglected nj homo,
while we are sending missionaries all
over the earth. Here " a labor for the
women and the young peoples societies
to do"
The women 81 Ilyrum are Kind 10 the
sick and poor. They have some Valu-
ablc real estate on Main street. also
1900 bushels II wheat on hand. and
seldom have an empty treasury,
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LAKE TOWN.
us-orgsnisiag s-,sn'ie.' Qaorems -i'ros-
psriiy aud Thrift of the rsopi.


Special Correspondence.
Lake Town, Rich CO.. May i0,--Ei-
defa Jonathan q. iflmbnll and lluion \,
Wells Of the presiding council OF feN-
entities. met with the members Of tho
i0.nd quorum, resident In northern
Rich county. yesterday, NJ . ,. M. ana
gave them SOME excellent official nd
nionitlonH relative To the duties, priNi-
leges and obligations appurtvnant 60
this calling la the holy Priesthood, The
facts being that this laOrun was
situated In Woodruff and Hear Lake
Stakes and that great distance and
many hills interviewed preventing fro
quent assembly % the quorum nH "A
whole-it WIS deemed advisable to
temporarily dissolve the quorum, ana
To- reorgnnize the same. TO comprise
members In the Woodruff stake only
and 10 organize the Seventies In tho
Lake Town Hound Valley MeadowVille
ana Garden city wards tNorthern
Rich county, into the ieoth quorum.
Al these changes met the minds OF
an concerned ana were ratified by
unanimous votes here ana Al the Wood
run stake gathering ~ Seventies,
Elder ~ ~ Hodges was honorahly
released ~ one % the prcaldentH Of
the i0snd QUORUM and recommended
for ordination NJ q High Priest.
Elders Geo. VI. Robinson. ~ senior.
ana Alfred kfhfit itlfhlN NfhfhffsisuH
ward calder and William ", Hodges
lnow inboilnE IN Texas AZ q missionary
we're unanimously sustained a. presi-
dents. and Elder charles N. Alley Jr,
as secretary and treasurer.
Elder kimbnil VIII stop over o. Mead
owNilie Tor n Few days. glancinE at his
old home and associations and eN-
change greetings with brothers and
other kin, and his many friends. while
Elder Wells viii pursue his Journey
hnmewnrd.
The brethren met with and edited
the rood people 81 Garden city last
night. They .folt very free In speak
inR and apparently enjoyed their min
istry. M did, indeed, those whose hap
W privilege II was 10 be hearers 81 the
word"
We have thoroughly emerged and
strictly %. X. from another ~ our Hear
Lake winters, II was, perhaps, as
peculiar season ns We usually get.
Drifts galorc ana In all the shapes.
We had some very cold "rpellH' liut.
provldentially, when We had very high
winds II was warm, comparatively, aud
when tho very cold waves came, they
lett the wind behind Had they have
come together. even the Bear f.aker
would have ahivered. Hut az II was,
everything was favorable. The snow
left our country very respectfully. In
stead Of giving Ms very muddy roads.
US We expected y sank perpendicnlarly
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BANKER,
NALLiN NIIw NISiNu AND MIL.
iNU tOnrASN.

Location OH principal place ~ busl-
ness salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice ia hereby given that ut meet
: Va Of tho company held "n The oh dty
% May, 1899 an assessment 81 a cent
per share was levied on the capital
stock " said corporation. payable AZ fol-
lnNni = cent per share ON or before
Thursdny, tho sth day OF June. 1888,
aud 4, cent per share on Saturday. tho
hth DAY 0f July, 1859, 90 -, q. calder
secretary, ~ the office ~ company, No
~ west First South street. Salt Lake
Guy Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
9Th day of july, 1873 viii be- delinquent,
ana advertised Tor sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment IL made, viii
be- sold on Monday, the 9Th day Of
August, 1883, nt ~ o'clock noon, 10 pay
Delinquent assessment tnKcthor with
costs Of advertising and expenses u
sale.
tsigned) u. q. CALDER.
Secretary.
No. q west Tln, South street. salt
Lake GIN Iffnh
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into the earth. and dry roads came to
~ more suddenly than ever.
Herr In Lake Town the grain crops
are about all In and the "spuds" are
being planted, and prospects bespeak
another year u. v. Of prosperity Of the
right Kind for our good people. The
health 81 the people IN excellent, our
weather r. all that We could ask for
though rather breezy. our lovely lake
causes the soul Of man to rejoice to be-
hold It's peaceful waters.
our roads hru getting IN good condi-
ton Tor travel. and y great deal of
produce n being hauled tu Evanston.
Dinmundviiic and kcmmcrcf ffym our
Hear Lake towns. The products "
the hrnncty and dairy and stock yard
command better prices than In several
former Yeats. while wheat rises no
higher than g. cents pef hundred oats
bring living prices. sheen on our hills
nre like Abrpham's seed. so numerous
that mo man can count theui." nut
Assessor Pope has his eye ON them
and " any gets amounted 10 viii be be-
cause mathematics fan. Landing "
going on In good. successful rtyie-then
shcaring then wool Halea--thcn am
other NJ the G. q. y. that will make
even the hearts ~ the poor merchants
rejoice.
Little Round Valley ward blossoms
out with q bf1nd new water company
Incorporated tist week under the style
NJ the Cottonwood Water a Refcfyulr
company
Messif. James Koari and George aud
Amnon Farley are IT, first directors
and iehi ~ Farley secretary and
treasurer.
David =. Keari was elected as water.
master for Lake Town ON saturday
last
Mrs. Nancy u. Pugmirc. stake pres.
ldant ~ Y. l.. 81. J. \. met with. APP
proprlntenly couuHeled and fror.
Ranixed our local society ne foiiowai
President. Mrs. Merlin " Kearl cpun-
aelofs. Misses y \. Wnhistrom and l..
Weston. secretary and treasurer. Misses
:. a. i.amborn and N. J. kcari vspec-
lively.
Special stake Missionary James Quin.
ton or bloomington h making another
~ his periodical house house visits
among our people. This good old gen.
tlomnn leaves nothing uudone IN the
way ~ niiing his inisainn--tfavola In
AL the towns. visits every family, aud
dlspenre- the Gospel freely ~ he re-
ceived II, without purse and scrip, etc.
and II duinE u good work, to the nc-
ceptance OF the ;stnk. presidency and
the benefit ~ all among whom he la
bofn.
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srooKuoLDrns' MEETING.

NOTICE l. hcriy given that a meeting
" tic Nu'lthuldur- ~ the lio4tun-
Nvfaia 'uplwf eumu1nyi n corporation.
ha- -tn called. aud Wlll b. held nt
me oilcn ni the rnnuIgy. rrim 20 rturnirk
luhdlng. SAT- lake 60. Utah on the iltb
DAY ~ NaN, i-n NJ iu.cIuck pm. for the pur-
gs.m Amending Aulelu VI ~ the Articles
~ Incorporation u said company. ~ In
crrnslng tho pr tliuo ~ tho shnf,a ~ tho
capitol sturk ~ giil rumunny fflm ten ronts
prt shafu tu one dollar pff shlfu.
lilNttN SUZUKI President.
JOSEPH stEGLi. sf'rvtary.
Dated Arfii u. tsia
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Anmfa Minlnr gumrlny. principal piarc ~
hualnUHs salt take iftN. 4 tab Mines sit-
uHtrli nf NHrvstaia. Iidfe County. Itah
Notice o. hvnuy given that ~ mVuting ~
Tho nrrtnrs ~ tho AurifH Mluinf COMPANY
held AUfll 90 in ai Nu - Nuffh Main ~,
fali lslhF titf. Assessment No Al ~ untshnf
crni isf shari vas levied on the capital sto'k
~ s1ld rHmtanN payable Immediately ~ tho
sff'fNiufg ~ thr COMPANY ut ~nlt lake tltN.
liHhs Any stuTa un which this Assessment
maN nNuin unpaid on the 1T ~ June. Will
H. driir1uuut md advertised fnf sale ~ puh-
o. aurilnn. aud unless fnymrni j. MAIDS be-
trfts sill H. slld un june "a isf. 90 pay tho
uyllmIuFut Nssf|asulrnts together With citst ~
adtrfii.lus aud rslsgnsD ~ salu. lly order ~
iinafd ~ Dirs'tnrs.
JANIS ~ SHILLING. rc'y..
ON, Maln ~. salt i.ak. city.
hated Nav 4 fssl
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their closing exercises at Academy
Hall today. The school board and many
patrons Of the school were present 10
witness the rendition OF the program
and awarding Of certificates OF promo
ton.
The grades Of our school have been
well attended an the year-ranelng
from four to i've hundred pupils. while
the enrolment ls the high school has
been discouraglngly light.
The school as a whole under the able
princlpalthip Of Prof o. !. Gail has
passod very yuccasful year, and most
of the present corps ~ teachers VIII De
rc.enraged Tor next year.
The graduates from the eighth grades
throughout the county VIII hold their
commencement exercises In the opera
House hero next Friday evening.
Hon. v. W. Mcdaniel N this city IL
to make the address 10 The graduates.
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soricr ~ As-r.snnsr 40. a.
bonneville Mining Company.
pfiurilai place II business salt lake city,
ttIh Mines situated VI lake side
MINING District, foosiu county,
Utah

Ngilc" q hereby f,ysn that n a meeiinE ~
tho lnfiurs ~ the iiunuftillu Mlulnf tim.
panyy irld Aifli = issi AZ NJ. ~ y eni ~,
~llt lake tlif. assrssfntut NJ. ;. ~ 0us-huf
cut 80 shafv vas levied uu the capital stock
~ ALI cuiuIanY, payable Immediately 10 Tho
sss'uiafy ~ The rnnluauy - salt Lake Guy.
Utah Any sio'k on Nllfh this assessment
may frmaln unpaid on the 18th ~ May, la.
puhlir nurtlnn and unless payment 4 made
lefunt viii h. snld nn June lnti. ls'Q, a. pay
the urlimluHut usstssinnni, tfsvthuf with cust
II. GREEN sorrutary.
No 40 iast snd -uuth g.. salt Lake Oity.
uaifal Nufll A. isfi
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PRICE.


Special Correspondence.
Price. Carbon Co. Utah. May 1.-THE
weather II somewhat windy. but warm
everything IN growing nicely.
Sheepmen report considerable loss
among their fiockA. during the lats cold
spell. especially - NJ at Cotton and
higher ranges. Wool has been sold M
10 cents per pound at Cotton. but
Price men demand i2is ~ no sale.
Pete sheridan and Charles y. brandt,
who broke Jail here ut Price yest-r-
day. were captured By shurin Alfred
aud his deputy, Pete Andersen. down
Price river, Ia a place known 49, BOX
Canyon. sheriff Alfred II positive that
tho two men were assisted ny someone
In making their escape from the steel
cages IN which they wefv kept.
President ~. q. Miller, hlH counse.
l0rr. J. N. Pace and ". q. Mathis, and
state clerk a. u. Hershey, vent over
20 the south end OF the stake, TO hold
ward conferences, at Emery today.
Fcrron Monday morning, and Molen
Monday nisht.
The Primary ~ Price wari have an
nouncrd good program, 90 be- fcn-
dered al tho Price town hail June ist.
In honor Of brigham YoungH birthday.
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IiYRUM.
women. Relief socisiy Csisbrs,ion-ko-
ble Acts Of Philanthropy,

Special Correspondence.
Hyrum, May lion Tuesday. May
9th, the Rellef society held their ihir-
tleth anniversary celebration. The
meeting was held at .. NJ = large
number OF ladies' were present. Mrr'
Lucy CARBON, stake president Mes
DANES HARDER, Afick ana Amea OF iso-
gan We're present. A me program was
rendered. interspcrsed with speeches
frOm the visitors.
President Carbon advised the sisters
to be kind 10 the strangers who may
come among Us should they need food
or shelter remembering our own sons,
brothers and husbands who were IN
the missionary neld. using Judgment
and prudence. but never turn n person
from our doors, since the Lord mas
Eiven ~ plenty.
Mrs Ames spoke 81 her visit 10 the
boy. cowley. In Logan county Jail She
and Sister Madison had attended TIE
funeral ~ the young man, KIDD, VINO
had committed suicide a few days be-
fore. and on returning homo she re-
membered that both Cowley and KIDS
parents were dead. and what good PEG.
pie they had boon, Mrs. Ames asked
her companion, "iIaye We done our du-
" to these boys. our dead neirhbor'H
rNiidren9 80 vr'' ~ r'|f
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PROVO.
~. .. a. Conference roart IN saturday o.
a. ~ Convention.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. May 1.-THE fatter-day
Saints % Utah stake ~ Zion had a
spiritual feast sunday afternoon at the
quarterly conference OF the Y, NJ. and
Y. l.. NJ. l. A. held In the Tabernacle.
Superintendent ", =, iilnkley preFld-
ID Therc were present President Joseph
~ smith aud Elder ~. ~. Roberts and
slsterA FrreeHc and Eardley 81 sali
Lake Elder Roberts was the princlptl
speaker, and took ~ his text the cufns
lnr Pcarc Convention" which meets
In response 10 the proclamation OF the
ear u i,ulsin. In the evening Prcsi-
dent Joseph y. smith was the main
speaker ana spoke on Timely toDlcs.
Tho conference was well attended and
wss very Interesting.
m. following business was trans
acted In Judge booths court Saturday
lonn Irlchtj. an old man 81 Z, years
~ nr0, Who last month confessed 60
adultery with Martha Josephine Mbh-
issteir. relrhhorn daughter of -
years ~ nFs. appeared for nrra.yin~nt
aud waved the statutory time Ia plead
and entered Tlea ~ guilty ~ ch1fH y,
In the afternoon he WIS Fenten 81 10
riV months imprisonment IN the county
In the ealato az Rarah ". i.an,bgon.
dcceaFsd: letters of ADMINISTRATION
wefo granted Ia isba l.ambson. with
bonds hxed at $500
Ia Tho case OF Nella CorRason vs.
Lester Taylor; demurrer overrlioi and
defendant given ten days 90 answer
IN the case 81 Olaff Peterson Va Wis
Han, haacbfTg' demurrer submitted
Aithout rrruns nj and taken un lee si
win'am 4. nutt has poti,lchei for
ittisfa 81 administration In thf estate
~ Laura u. Iiutt. deceased, set for
heating Ji,nc 10Th.
tn TALL teams OF the n,hs academy
and " II u. played "A retn1 sem. IN
this city saturday afternoon which re-
rultgd h. q victory for the home BOYS
viii u score Of 20 20 ~, with 80 iast
hat innlhgf 10 spare.
the Dii.sran Endeavor Union OF
2 tnh held their eleventh annual cots
Neution in tfis city Saturday and Sun
DAY, and y was pronounced ny the
4 leraies ffon' all parts OF no state as
tho most sr,ofFsful yet held
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PAYSON.
u.y.ps, Festival tor ~. thlIdtsn- crop
Prospects uood.

Special Correspondence.
Iayann. t'tnh 90. Stay i1-paysnn
a.iia .fHf 80 NHV nav on mo
lgth. The children were out IN their
beat In large NUMBER. feeling say
ui.t4 as... u tu .HHI ldNHntnEu ana
IN their element. The program 10 me
forenoon We Frnfrrf
lnni. the address of welcome explained
the substance ct thD pIOrtDslHa.
day. The chief addfrsH treated on
ancient customs REGARDING the May
pole In the days ~ Charles ~, king -
England. music and comic singing fol-
lowed
The afternoon was devoted to races
and sport. \ very exciting game %
foothaii-nlmnFt q tie-decided against
the Athletics by one score.
The evening ball was great success.
The prospects 81 the place are bright
farming " the chief topic Just nov.
Stock ana sheep are doing fnei there
have been losses among the latter DUR
ing the recent storms.
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tmN' " iH' Notihffh sly NlnlnI 'ofnuanYs
NOTICE & hcrrhy given that q nectlnf
81 The stnckin|dcr n the northern Spy MIN
lnF tnmpany u hruhf c4lleii IN b. iirld 10
The nnev 4 the said Company McCurulek n
,nmtnnr. ilnh. rufnrr ~ last Temple and
lifst Niuih STREETS SIT lake tity. Utah. on
ihe ~ dhy ~ NAY, i-p, 81 ~ o'clock u. ~,
lnf thn riifpan ~ amending tho articles ~
inciii-liutlnn ~ thc said cimpauY In the fol.
luNinI fufflHuiufa.
Arlc.u ~. sifiko out tho wpris salt
Lake. and Insert lu lieu thereof "pfutn."
Aulfle VII. strike uut tho words Hnhs
million md Insert In lien ihvrzf ',ine hum
uith nnd turnif -ntr tnnusaudif aisu strike
nlt The WufIls zone huudrd Thousand aud
lusfft in lirl thvfrsf "tan huudf,sl aud 1fty
thousands" aiso stfiAu nut The wuris 'ten
unllaft' aud in~ift IN iieu thcren "dfty
Article " sifiiir oui tho words "sai,
iaAr' aud lusnft in liuu ihurslf Provo
Al.i ldi Artlrlu XVIII. tn rad as folinvsi
That thn capital rtu'k ~ the tnmpany
may - as.t..ssl ~ such times in such
aui,,uni- and fof such unfislsi.s ~ the hoard
~ lfusiUiHs NAV determine"
\. ltANNtLN ~. SECRETARY.
salt lake city, Utah. April =. 10.
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Doable Session ~ district coart Closing
Exercise. ~ District sshoai.


To the i'd,lori
There was held a double session Of
the district court here today. Hon,
". V. Higgins hearing the case ~
Lis0nbee W the Monroe Irritation
company ct al. and Hon. WIN. 81 Me-
Carly the case G. W. Collins " James
nutler.
The former case Ia one for damages
caused 10 plaintiffs land by an over
How of defendants canal and was tried
before Judge Mccariy some two years
ago and terminated IN favor o. defend
ants. from which decision piaintin ap-
pealsd to the supreme Court and OBJ
tnincd reversal ~ the case ana an or
der for a new trial,
Tho question Involved In tho case OF
bunker VI coonn u that OF homestead
exemption. A Judgment was rendered
some time ago against plalntin and
In favor Of the Consolidated Implement
company, and Sheriff CoonH sold the
piece ~ land In question 10 satisfy said
Judgment Plaintiff now claims that
tho land was exempt from execution on
the ground that he II the head OF q
family though an unmarried man, on
account u his having 10 support his
aged mother.
was heard In part yesterday ana VIII
be- completed today
BURIAL or Mrs, ANNIE AMBER
SON.
There was buried hero yesterday Mrs
Annie Anderson ThurHton, an old LADY
~ years old last December.
Deceased was native Of sweden and
came 10 litnh with her husband nd
childen In 1868. Her husband died soon
nfter their arrival IN salt Lafie cry
when she with her children moved here
Deceased leaves three children sur
viving her.
CLOSING EXERCISES or SCHOOLS,
The public schools ~ this city held
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Ia,ation " Principal Place n business. Sal.
Lake City, state ~ Utah,

NOTICE 4 hereby given that az uoeilng
~ tie dlruiturs hrld nn the itth day ~ April.
is'si. An assessment ~ nnrshalf cont per shaf,
Nus lnFird un the outstanding certificates "
tiir capital ttn' / ~ snid corporation payable
sfrrrtary ~ SAID cumpnuN, ~ ihr Oincg ~
said rnuluHufi ffstflH lls anu llu Mctufulck
hln'h. Halt lake tiiY, state ~ Utah.
Any stock upun Whlrh thls asffssnrni shall
fsfnsin unpnld 0H The sHlh 9TH day ~ hny.
iTu. Will T. drliinlurut ana adfcftisrd for
sale az public nuftlun. AMI unls. aymrnt ID
iifh day ~ iunr. 80, ns shall h. nn't's.ary 10
nay Tho delinquent nssrssurni, tnfuihuT With
The cist ~ adscrilfns ani rHpensns N saish
o. D. WILSON. SECRETARY.
l.nofns %, ami 80 Mccormick blncA, salt
IAAuiIty. tab.
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Estate Of Daniel Jacobs. dcceascd.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers Co tho undersigned al Pleas
ant Green Precinct salt Lake County.
TITAN ou or before the iHt day of Sep
tember, a, II. 1859.
DANIEL n. JACOBS ana
JOHN n. jacobs,
Administrators of the Estate Of Daniel
Jacobs Deceased
Date Of INST publication, April 70,
1879.
WILSON AND SMITH. Attys.
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RICHFlEL.D.
Two C.art. Now s-s..loa .criminsi case
All Heart lghth sr.de Graduates.

FIffltA 'NIN'NNNNhfNfff
Iilchncld. May 1.-THE time u the
court wns occupied principally IN the
trial Of the assault case n the state VI
Joseph Smith. Prosecuting Attorney
J. n. Erickson md I. !. stewart ESQ.
represented the State and ltapp a bean
the defendant Ths case went 10 thu
jury at 9 o'clock and at o'clock u 70.
turned into court with a verdict ~ not
guilty. aud the prisoner wna discharged.
Thstcupon the cuurty attorney moved
20 dismiss the assault case u the state
W Warren Jones. ns IN" facts herein
are almost Identical with those In the
former case. whefcupon Jones was also
DISCHARGED.
The criminal business IL now complct-
ed and the attention ~ the court for
the next ten days VIII b. occupied with
civii eases.
In the matter N the estate ~ Jas.
NJ. Peterson. deceased. IN motion ~ g..
W. Collins. attorney for sNccutrix
herein. the court vacated ana ret aside
tho order made on the sth appointing
appraisers herein IN the grounds that
one ~ the appraisers appointed, viz.
l.. H. outer, was Interested IN certain
real estate standing In the name Of de-
cedent.
In the matter Of the guardianship u
iilanch Wilson. u minor. J. -. Wilson
was appointed guardian uf tho estate
81 said ninnrh Wilson. aud was urdpri
Ia iile q $50 bond therefor.
Judge Mccariy returned from H.
George last evening nnd held court IN
Chnmberr today NJ the same time
i,,d,s itls@i,s ,iii be,s ~. r,,n,iu.
der of the jury eases. while those ~
come before the court viii b" tried by
Judge McCefN.
Nep1tter w. y. TOOK, JulEv HIGGINS
ftHhuHfaph'f' VIII frtutn I" MS nome
az Nephi tomorrow nhd Reporter ltnlln'
VIII take MS place here IN JUG" hiK-
Rms court
I.faIlTit IMAM. ,iuADffATra
All the candidates Tor graduation
ttom the eighth sIad. 81 the district
schools Throughout the county have
been taking examination here today.
ABOUT thlty bright boys ana girls were
Va ~. contest
y. T' lamp. me FORMER editor % Tho
sewer county Ilnists was hhsd tlV ny
justice Jensen OF Elhinofe Tor disturb
INK the peace
,,..a.,,
n. h.hhslu' Mhy ne .ar" or Tom
feIknssol' mnlknrv " charles Elinr
,aine or Tot heailhk h.iorv Judge Me
Cm'y ms mornlns. THIS i an action
w, "n''n .sIhuHs"", ~ M-,tnsr ol
to collect a book account. A. attendant
nun 10 eppeaIanoe, ana ~, havlnE
49, a"s anss,', na"'ie. ~ u'.lui ~
r,h.in ao.h w.. ,is w ~ u.-
laui. W wv uh.un' VI f''f'- WIN e"HtA
'Hi'""hNhh !" 'i''"
EXEMPTION RIGHTS DEFINED.
,.,. ..,...,- =, -. ,,-,,--...,.
lnH Irnlelnu.r ul Sunkr M''atiyH
' ~ W w. ,, ~ ~. "pi.n W "'"i'
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS..

TIC annual mceiins ~ tho stockbolders q
t.ie h,ahutg Milling company Will Be held In
he nihco u VIM. u, Preston. salt lake city,
Monday, Nav ist NJ y O'Clock pm. for tho
nnfW'.c ~ tlcriins directors and other Of
hc'fs. 20 s"fvc Tor The ensuing Year. % hear
~, s'treinry's - prt and tn transact any
n,her huslnos. that may come befOro tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

Three deaths from whooping -cnuEh l.
tho record Tor this week - iar. Nj.
Geo. Giines buried one child this wcek
aud this morning at I o'clock another
one died. James Mitchell also lost ono
yesterday and two o. three In The same
vicinity are IN = dangerous condition.
The epidemic has claimed many vice
tins IN this county this winter among
thr yuunr children and q number ~
older ones have suffered also Tho al
vent ~ warm weather doesn't seem %
have the effect people thought " wguli
a. there are more deaths now than duf-
Ing the cold weather
uualnr.s l. brisk. especially IN min
lnE circles. The shipment N wool stu
continue, hut M sales ar recorded YET.
The Ahecpmen are holding Tor better
prices. go.
In from shaaring their nuckH at T., V.
Mr.. En0s nennion II an outgoing pas
rcnger on today'r stafc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

herself after having taken bath. To
hll appearance she was In good health
md spirits az 60 few minutes before
her death. She continued firm M faith
60 tho lnft AMI loyal to tho church.
hhe leaves one son aud two daughtcra
here 81 Baker. Nov. Two sons ami
three daughters NJ Los Angeles. cal.
and ono daughter In colorado.