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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
DEsERET EVENING NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY g. 1892

OF hammoring the rod with a big nx
when a terrific explosion took place.
Doth mon were thrown back wards and
Young Canncgcitor found that his Right
hand was nearly blown on The young
man was taken 60 Dr. Fcrrcboe. who
cut on two loose fingers. HgWcd and
patched up the hand iu the best ppssi-
bic way. but Il is feared tho whole hand
VIII have 90 come on later. Ills right
cye was. u ls feared. seriously iuiuiel.
The negro had the drum OF 0ue OF dis
ears destroyed. The uinr0l pence
tratod the roof ana landed lu the ht-
chen " a. a. Cuh0uu. who lives nearly
block away. but luckily ala up dam
axe further The ak. iu the hands ~
tho negro. was found ON the other Side
Of state street. shattered. 10 had
smiled from back of tho bakery where
the explosion took place, up over the
Opera House. The wonder iH that both
men wore not killed outright and I'd
number " nclghh1rH injured by this
foolish piece OF work. The cause Of Che
explosion o. supposed 90 bu that The
iron tube was TOO hot Tor The last
load, having fred the other loads of
IN rapid succession. md not enough
care used lu handling such dangerous
quantities uf the tCrrihl. agent
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A MAN SAID,

~ don't believe you can arrange
food no that II viii so 10 rebuild
and nourlsh the brain. Grape Nuts
Ia most delightful tnsting food,
but I can't understand how YOU expect
any certain food 20 be- appropriated by
any certain part Of the body"
\ good honest skcpuc and well worth
attention.
Actual results are bcttcr than any
theory pro or con. Grape Nuts are be-
Ing eaten by millions OF Americans
and any Interested person IN any city
OF America can satisfy himself by
Questioning his nclrhhor as 10 the
result VI the use Of Grape Nuts.
The testimony rs given over and over
that after 10 days use there comes
feeling OF strength, Fturdlncss. clear
ness OF Intellect ana power OF the mind
that n unmiEtnkenbo.
There o. 70 reason.
Thinking uses up each day parts OF
the filling OF the cells in tho brain
ana Nature demands alhumCu and ma
turnl phosphate OF potash mot from the
drug sturul TO make new the soft jelly
like substance which is used as the all
ing OF these brain cells.
Grape Nuts contain these elements
direct from Mother Nature, ana pre-
pared In the form OF q most delicious
aud dainty food. practically prc-di-
gestcd ana quickly absorbed into the
system.
Tho hard stubborn facts are that
Grape-Nuts do build brains.
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HEBER.
Court Day ~ iieber-sentonces for Grand
Larceny Interesting "Reminiscences.


Larceny Interesting "Reminiscences.
Special Correspondence.
Hebor. July 2-On June 3Oth Judge
Booth and stonographcr Roberto,
came NJ from Provo ana opened court
at 2 y. m.
Strawberry Cattle Co. vs. A. Murdock
was continued until July 3lat.
state w Alexander Midway, up 90 re-
ccivc sentence. grand larceny. The
judge sentenced him to tho state prla-
ON for two years. His attorney, Judge
a. G. Hatch, fllcd an exception 90 the
aist.
The State Va Bert Baum Of Charles
ton, grand larceny; sentenced 20 six
teen months In the State prison. The
boy was quite young, about 10. and tho
Judge give him some futherly advice.
by which he was much affected. tears
cuurHlng down his checks while the
judge was talking 20 him.
The divorce case Of Elena Mnrthcnn
W. Victor Marthcna, and the c1so u
Mark JcnH Va Andrew MAR. set 90 be
heard july 3ist court adjourned at 4
.. M. and the two WORTHLESS returned
10 Provo Ia their own team.
At Priesthood meeting on Saturday,
the lat. very few were IN attendance ON
account OF the busy season" and the
presidency and an the Bishops being
absent ln salt Lake city To attend the
Solemn Assembly IN the Temple to-
day Elder Jonathan Clcrg occupied
most OF tho time IN relating his exc
porioncr ln the Church since 1887.
brother Clcrg o. now 10 his sith year.
lie was present IN Preston, Lancashire.
England. when the FIRST British mis-
slounrles arrived IN 1887. and heard
Apostle Heher e. Nimhall say Amen
20 q legend ~ Truth win prevail 20
which was Haunted in his face on his
arrival by coach An election procession
was passing whom the Elders ulightod
from the coach and tho flag was waved
over the coach with the above motto
thereon. This brought out the cXprg1-
sion from Elder KimbalL Elder Clcgg
was baptized In tho river lilbblc iu
September, 1887 cmlgrutcd TO Utah In
1856. was In Edward Martins CONF
pnny OF hnndcart8; was commlss1ry
crossing from Iowa city To Florence
ana across the plains, Elder Clegg and
wife. Ellen, are both In their san
year and believe they are the Oldest
English mpmhrrs or the Church.
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Sunday TO dedicate tho. new meeting
house IN that city
MEETINGS AMONG NEW SET
TIERS.
\ great many eastern people have
setucd on the lands OF the Bear River
Canal company around C1flnna. last
sunday Elders H. J. Holtnn and
lnfonzo Ntohl, accompanied by brother
le" ana number OF members from
MS tabernacle choir held services In
the school house west of Corinno. They
report having had n splendid time hav-
inF been royalty entertained by thUlr
friends. They have an assurance 0f "a
larger hall In Corlnnc next mouth.
Elder NciH Jensen. late president NJ
the Copenhagen conference. Denmark.
~ homo again. Judging from his Inn
proved appearance Denmark has
agreed with him.
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.


Special Correspondence.
bti9gs. Idaho. July lon June s'th'
Lloyd Stafford and Sam Kunz. young
men about 10 years Of nge. were out
hunting ON Pine Greek. Teton Banlni
they but separated and kunz heard a
pt1inn Cor some time. When Nc
reached him. Doc found him dead. II
appeared that stafford had set his KUN
against tree, when the gun fcll over
and discharged, the bullet entering hia
Thigh md coming out OF his breast An
Inquest viii be- held today
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FARMINGToN.
Davis County Anairs-scarlet Fever Cases
"A Victim Of Meningitis,

Special Correspondence.
Pennington. Utah. July 3.-Tho board
Of county commissioners OF Davis coun-
~ met IN regular session today.
communication from Geo W.
Green, road supervisor at Layton. call
lnH the attention Of the commissioners
Ca the fact that certain parties out ON
the sand ridge In his district were
ploughinR up the road and bitches. all
lowing tho waste water to wash out
the roads, was referred 60 Commits
Bioner kershaw
The appointment By the shcrlfr Of jed
Abbott na deputy sheriff OF Davis coun.
~, 20 serve without pay. was con-
nrmcd.
The county clerk was instructed 10
prepare specifications and advertise for
bids for painting the outside OF tho
court house.
An appropriation Of S7s was made 10
"rondH' account. to be rendered by the
attorney for the purchase OF TOT ncrcs
~ land from Ezra II. Clark and r. H.
CLARK. to widen Walkers lane. Farm
inyton, 20 ns 20 make II four rods wide.
G. A. fcrnclluH, road supervisor. re-
ported that he had collected from tho
iwncra ~ herds passing through We
her canyon. the sum of $40. which h.
had expended IN repairing the Same
road. the report WIS accepted and uo-
tinn approved.
The monthly nay roll and the usual
list II claims were audited. approved.
and allowed.
The little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Mills OF Centcrylllc. died during
last night The little one was taken
with a stroke OF spinal meningitis thir-
teen weeks ago % the day.durlnE which
time she was rational only at distant
intervals. While her death IL a severe
blow 10 her parents. Il "a certainly a
release from her own pain and suffer-
Ing.
SCARLET FEVER.
Ccnterville has had several cases Of
scarlet fever during the past few weeks.
Sons OF the parties thought they Were
out N danger and commenced 10 travel
around one person even going 60 Salt
Lake Cityi hut the local board OF
health officers have doubtless put n
stop to such acts again recurring Al
least until tho yellow nags are taken
down.
u. W. Barnes. tho Knysyilic banker.
wuH visitor nt the court house 20.
day. as also his brother. Elder George
Barnes, who returned last Friday
evening from a mission 10 Great Brit
ain.
shorin Abbott sold the real estate OF
! the kayrVlllu Mercantile CO. under
| foreclosure proceedings az noon today,
| The judgment was Tor 81 1870: and the
property. which iH excellent business
property IN Knysvlllo. was bid IN by ~.
! ". Barnes Tor f332.lO.
Commissioner Parker reports that re-
| cent winds In the uCighhorhuod OF SYRIA
cuso have greatly injured the tomato
| vines
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OUR OWN STATE.

fireworks establishments. The ceiebra-
lion Of the Fourth started on the even
ing Of the ord and oil through the night
there was an almost continuous cNplo-
sion OF nrccrakers. bombs, etc. Ihe
DAY opened bright and clear, ana the
people were out and on the street early
and an who remained IN the city en-.
ioyod one u the best celebrations OF
the nations anniversary ever seen ~
Ogden The programs were all carried
out to the letter. the people were good
unturcd and the spirit Of American
patriotism was all porvading. There
we're many visitors In the city from the
surrounding towns In the county, and
very few drunken men were seen on the
streets. In word. the celebration
was glorious success.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Yesterday morning boy by the
name OF Barrup. living on Twenty
sixth street. between Madison and
Monroe avenues. was severely Injured.
lie was exploding large lrccrnckora
under tin can when one exploded pro-
mnturcly and blew the can upward,
striking the boy IN the forehead and
cutting a frirhtfui CASH Dr. Rich
was summoned and scwcd up the
wound.
IltNnAAG plkblaiths
The clerk OF the Second district court
entered the following probate orders
Monday afternoon!
In the estate Of william Grccnwoll.
deceased. letters OF administration were
issued 10 Lille Grccuwoll. and her bond
OF 81. 600 was filed and approved.
In tho estate N Elizabeth Williams.
deceased. Thomas Williams was APP
pointed administrator. and y. 7. Hu-
lanisk. A. y. Young and Thomas FAR
were appointed appraisers.
In the matter 81 the estate and
guardianship OF Margaret Stoddnrd II
nl. Evanreiine Stoddard Gale was
appointed guardian.
over 1900 votes were polled In tho
popular lady contest nt the Second
ward fair. " which Miss Luella Fcrrin
received f.013 and Miss LILLE Mccoy
the next highest, a.ii5.
10. -. Skinner and wife are reioiclnr
| on the birth ~ a new boy. which event
took place Monday nt n o'clock am.
Hon. James n Hammond and wife
were the guests yesterday OF Mfr. and
/ Mrs. =. II. IiohHon.
a party Of Eastern people On rout,
/ 20 Los Angeles 10 attend the National
/ Educational association convention
| had their car sldetrncked here and re-.
mained over yesterday and took In IA,
/ celebration.
! Both the Union Pacific and Rl,
! Grande Western trains were acvorl
hours late In arriving here yesterday
afternoon.
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Yesterday the Relief society VI pnro-
wan under the direction NJ their prCsi-
dent, sister Sarah Ann Adams and her
aids gave o. very fine entertainment 90
the old people, ull over sixty years,
Sister MARI Baylcs aged 3, years.
was the oldest person present 4
sumptuoug dinner was served ut y.
m. Toasts IN honor 81 the old folks
were given and responded ~ while they
were enjoying the good things. After
dinner short speeches interpreted with
songs were IN order. Dr.. Wlshurd and
NeN. Mr. Meter, who was Capt Meteor
IN the War Uf the Rebellion were pruH-
cnt by invitation. DR.. Wiahnrd being
invited 20 speak, complimrntvd the pon-
pie on the good work they were doing
and hoped they would continue II as
long us Old people could be- found.
Bishop Charles Adams was very hap
py In his remarks. throwing humorous
and truthful hits an around the house,
causing much mlrth and laughter. our
Bishop IA an lrishmun; that explains
his ready Wit. though nfiDr he made
his advent IN the County Down hcy
only allowed him 60 remain there three
months when his parents carried him
by force 60 America.
The finest carriages and teams were
provided Ia which the old folks wuro
taken 20 aud from the entertainment
A vote OF thanks was given 60 the
ladies' and gentlemen, boys ana Eifla
who had done sU much 20 mike the
old folks happy for one sweet day.
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SPRINGVILLE.
Two Boy- seriously Ipiured by Explosion
-Tiue Celebration.

Special Correspondence.
sprinEwllc. July frank Uoylnnca.
i3-ycar-old, was badly hurt this morn.
INK by powder explosion. cutting his
face ana closing up one eye. and rc-
quiring seven stitches 10 be- taken In
the forehead.
\ son OF Joseph Allen was also badly
cut from same cause.
People are celebrating the day IN
great style, the meeting house d. fun
patriotic speeches ana songs are ln-
cludol In the program. on tho public
square at y, m, bicycle races and
other sports viii be- INDUCED IN, the
whole 10 conclude with fireworks Ia tho
evening.
Tho general health Of sprlng,ille l.
splendid.
Farmers are very busy with their
hreH ana getting In first crop OF hay
Strawberry season about closed.
The work on the now sugar factory
II progressing nicely Everything g. in
nrHt-class order. with prospect ~ bee
ing ready Tor our next crop Of bcctt.
which looks very promising.
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Sorrcr or AssrssnrSr 40, 9,

The Gaiena Nine. A Corporation Lo'aton o.
Niurs. IIsH -uf.ngs luAb County liahi
Principal Place " bla.ucsa, SAT- LaAa
city, ttah.
Notice 4 hereby glyuu that az a ineci li
thr Hoard % ulfuctnn N thr ullcnA NUN
hgld an saturday the iith day VI Iune ~
mo- assessment N hFo l9l cenia ~ slNe ~
levied upnn tho capital sinek ni We cl.lltiul
fayubir t1 m 49, rotary, 10 hls nh.'r. - ffp'
rr,.s Hln'k. salt lake Ciiy, lhh, ny u.gg
uud bpfurr the uih day ~ July ~ AlI
stock upon which tbs a,'c.'mgnt ilAY ll''Iil Y,
unpaid ON the gith day " July ~ WI ~
d"in1uyut. and advertised iur sale 40 p!pli
nurtidn. aud unless payment {, inAag 1gi3i ~
viii ho shid on tho 1th day " Ausl.i ~ ~
nav the delinquent assesHneni los'ln.t H'''
sgsts of ndvcrtlslng and cip.nss' oi sile
sANi'AL 7. PAUL scefeAiy
90 prufr,.s. Rinrk, salt Lake tiii, llaA
p.ttIssIt lake city, june ltl l.@
Iirst publication. June lHh l'A
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Mrs. ". G. Smith. who IL being attended
hy Br. Tiak OF ITolper, rs now con-
valoHccnt, 40 IL also Miss Tuckof.
The next convening Of the Hnsig
Stake conference VIII he NJ Ornngevlli.ee'
and the date is July 18th anu ltth.
Wnrd conferences viii be held In Price
the eth OF this month.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
WIN Celebrate the gith The Tirst ward.
New Meeting House.

Special Correspondence
brigham city. July s-For the past
two years brigham city has nppro-
prlatcly celebrated the Fourth, but
this year II was thought proper 10 re-
member the Twenty-fnurth. Therefore
committees have been appointed and
are now nt work arranging FOR "a ruus-
INK celebration on Pioneer day.
ELEGANT NEW MEETING HOUSE.
The First ward OF Brigham can now
boast OF having the most beautiful
ward nshgmbly room IN brigham city
" not In the stake. Tho upper, or main
ROOM cNcluAiycly Tor religious Worship
has just been finished ana Il Is a Joy
Co sec H. Taste, beauty and convent
CuCc are combined ln itH finish. The
good people NJ the First ward ARE to
be Congratulated on their building.
brother clark, the choir leader OF the
wnrd. I'm showing us their beautiful
now organ, said Il was put into the
house and paid for,two weeks after tho
proposition was made.
President SNOW, with tho stake pros
idency, will visit Bear River city next
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rlURRAY.
Terrible Gunpowder Explosion Severely
Injuries Two Men.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Murray. salt Lake Co, July Am
accident occurred here this morning
that threw a gloom over tho holiday
festivities, Jacobu8 Cannegolter, Is
years Old, and Walt. Cooper, a cOlored
cN-trooper OF the army were making
the town shake about o'clock with
cannon reports. They had secured %
piece N a car axle bored out. about 3
Inches long ana lnchos I'M diameter,
iilllng and famming with powder and
waddlng ana placing upright In the
earth. Some twelve shots had been
fired, Cannogclter was holding the
rnmrod while Cooper was In the act
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PANGUITCH.
Painful Gun Accident Promise ~ a Rainy
season Crop Prospects.

Special Correspondence.
Pangultch. July To-day while
Samuel Lee. young man about ~
years old WIS handling a slx-shootcr
IL was accidentally discharged; the ball
entered the upper part OF the calf OF
the leg and ranging downward came
out and again entered the heel and
lodged In the shoe, thus making a
double wound. Hc was taken 20 cedar
Tor surgical AID as thcrr was no one
here who could attend 10 II properly.
The injury was very painful, but ~
not considered dangerous.
The people are rejoicing AZ what np-
pears TO bee the approach OF the rainy
season. The clouds are gathering thick
around and already a couple Of show
crs have fallen to refresh the thirsty
soil. Notwithstanding the backward
spring the crops are nearly ns well nd
vanced aH usual M this time " the
year. and the prospect Is good Tor an
average Yield.
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LOGAN.
Petition In bankruptcy -- District Court
Cssrs-suit for Divorce.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, July a.-fofcrce In Bank
ruptcy T.. u. KeclCr received Is first Pc
titiun today. II was Med by John q.
Hansen OF Hyrum, blacksmith by
profession. His liabilities consist of
S06,l0 In unsecured debts. and $500
mortgage. Among the creditors are
several salt Lake firms. including tho
salt Lake Tribune. The assets M,
Slg6,95 I'm book accounts.
In the district court the following
business has been transacted. l. a.
Thorcson was appointed administrator
Of the estate Of David l.. Evans, de-
ceased
An order was made dlscharglnF the
JohnuHen, deoonHcd
Tho execution issued ON the Judgment
obtained against orson Smith, by tho
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PROVO.
Fourth Particularly Celebrated sentenced
20 sis Months.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, July 1.-The Fourth was "a
great day iu Provo. The forenoon pN-
crclsos were held In the tabernacle aud
"a very interesting program was carried
out. Hon. Samuel 4. King was the ora.
tor n the day. The parade was very
good ana was "a credit 20 the commit
tee. In the afternoon baseball. horse
and bicycle races occupied the attcn-
tlon OF the people. and In an a most
pleasant day was spent
SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS.
Frank billings was before Justice =.
a. King Monday afternoon on the
charge ~ battery on Edith starg. a
G-ycar-old daughter OF David STAG.
billings entered a plea ~ guilty aud
was given nix months. tho ful extent
JvTuRNs HOME.
Elder Andy J. stewart. returned
home yesterday from thrce-yenrs'
mission 90 Germany. Elder Stewart
makes n very ilnttcrlng report as to
Elder L. A. wall OF Huntington.
Emery county, spent few days In
Provo en- route home from the mission
AIRY field OF California.
Rev. J. y. Klrbye, pastor % the NJ.
u. church Of Provo, has returned home
from Charleston. =. g.. where he was
called 10 temporarily occupy one Of tho
large pulplts Of that city.
y. NJ. c. a. vs. provo.
A most interesting game was played
at Provo ON the Fourth between tho
Y. NJ. G.. a. OF salt Lake and tho
Provo team. Tho visitors were vic
torious with q score Of a 10 10. The
provoiteH' hcldlng was excellent, btu
their battery was the weakest they
have put Ia the field this season. The
Christians played a fair, steady game.
There wis much enthusiasm mnnl-
tested by tho two thousand spectators.
The Provo team wants another trial at
the Salt 1.nkers and another game,
Ia the near future can be- looked for,
Following Is the linc-up'
Y, NJ. c. A. Provo.
Sears ..,........,. 9 ........ Markham
n. McFarlnno ..,.,.P., q. ..SorunHou
Everrftt .,....,.. lst-b ........ 1'wclvcH
A. McFarlnnc ...2nd-b ........ Choulca
Crors ,,,,......, 3rd-b ,,... Sutherland
Smith ........,, 81. ............ Smith
Crnndall .,., ,,.,.FL, ,.,,,.,,.. Dixon
Ryan .,.,....,, CT. .,.,......, shlpp
Andrews "..... MF, "...,....KinR
Score by innings,
i2a45G7S9
Y. NJ. @. 4. ...,..G OIL
/ Provo .. .. o.. :. ..,,l 4 2 0 o 2 0 IL,
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sHOCKING ACCIDENT

a shocking accident marred the days
proceeding. however. Alfred - Hem
bricks, n son Of ". u. Hendricks. tho
well known contractor and mill man Of
Richmond. was attempting 10 fro "a
large skyrockct. when IL exploded IN
his hand, tearing the member 80 bad
necessary, DrH AdnmHon Of Richmond
ana Parkinson Of Logan performing the
nnafntf0n
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TOuRTH Ar IIYRUM.

At Hyrum there was n big time that
attracted a great throng. Moses
Thatcher delivered an eloquent Grafton
cal program. In the afternoon baseball
between Iyrum ana Mondon resulted
IN Victory Tor the latter by a score Of
~ 81. bicycle races and various other
contests followed, mnklng the best colo-
brntion IN years.
Wellsviiic.
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SorICE
...- a, ,ts estate o. Francis AIu'
IN tNe lAA'''' .tglus. deceased

In tbemattcr o' tho e estate II ''''
strong, drg's'+
The petition N lsan.'a = ,,yiss fif tbs a.
william o. ArW'lIolls' llr-5taIu d5'uueae
a,rli IHs % S the Az w i aIi ,id foi NJ
gr61t iWs 1fleucn tc,i.iaen.1.iiy an M .at5fiAy
iI5a1D1 ia, BON go toT h, ,.li (, s.ii olt
M sihdly ufJuly, A. " i NM. II iho o9li
IA fp. nt thr C11uty taltl fais Ciiy saw
r,Im w said Court TO 'A' -.
iHtp county luih Oh. clark n sad CAT
lsrALl nlN Nav q lg9g =. y ~
pAVipC plhibtiAuD epatI cle's
iyE q. REhllALi- IVY
Young s Movie All"u'
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Principal place " business salt Lake city
Utah
NOTICE Il hereby given that AZ meeting
Of the dirurt1rs ~ Che i4uutr Mammoth Min.
Ing Company held on Friday, the nih day u
June lev ln Hssrssmrut m p pr shafu vas
ltkird ufnu ihU capital stock ufihe 11mpanyf
Progress Huudlug salt Lake tiiY, Utah, a.
once. and before thc list day NJ InlY ~,
ANY stlcA uuuu which this assessment nay
rynuiu unpaid un Che llst DAY NJ July ~
Will be- Delinquent and advertised log sale ~
uuhlr auTtIi and unless payment il made
iafuru. Will b. suil on ihu l1th day ~ August
isn 30 nay tlo dUIluluent assessment To-
srthor With cost ~ advertising aud rAprusci
n sHIe. SAMUEL j. PAUL SOY
go Progress Hul|dlns, salt lake Guy Utah
Dated Salt Lake Gay. June nfh. leA
Ilrst publication. July IT. ~"