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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
SNOW SLIDE IN ROCKIES.
Risk Their Lives to Open
the Roads.

There has never been "A better time
&c todpd out ones experience of life
in the Rocky mountains than during
the past winter After having seen
the grandeur and beauty Of the noun
tains in summer storms and sunshine
many times. it was nay good fortune to
get into the midst Of drifts aid slides"
in the heart of the mountains of Colo
RADIO, TO see the worst of it, and slip
through the great snow trap west of
Leadyille on one of the few trains that
succeeded in getting over the range,
says writer in Harper's Weekly
There is all the difference in the
world between a drift and slide" A
rotary snow pillow will merrily bore
its way through almost any drift. but
a slide" brings down a mass Of rocks
and trees with it. and these must be re-
moved with ak. pick and shovel. With
the thermometer at % degrees below
zero, 300 men engineers, firemen, sec
ton men and common laborers-
worked for five days. sometimes as
much as 36 hours without sleep, all
cheerfully risl>ing their lives in the
simple performance of duty--.a com
monplace courage, but all the more
genuine for that ard finally. after
losing four or five of their number.
cleared the track Cor five blockaded
trains. These passed through in the
midst of bowling blizzard. and. after
various mishaps the east-bouud trains
reached the eastern slope OF the noun
tains. Then came two feet Of snow,
blizzard after blizzard. and the block
hde was once more established
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
LAST HOUR OF CHRIST
Lessons of Comfort in the Scenes
Found by DR.. Talmage.
Heavens Brightest Crowns Shall
AdOrn the BrOws of Those Who
Bear LIES Burdens with
Christian Fortitudc.

(Nashington, March 81. Copyright 1891
From the pathetic scene OF Christ's
last hour of suffering Dr. Talmadge in
this sermon draws lessons of comfort
for people i'm trouble: text. John 1880:
''Whcn Jesus the sfore had received the
vinegar"
The brigands of Jerusalem had done
theirwOrk. 1t was almost shutdown. and
Jesus was dying. Persons in cruciliNion
often fingered on from day to day. cry
ing, begging. cursing. but Christ had
been exhausted by years Gf maltreat-
ment. Pillowess. poorly fed. logged,
as bent over and tied to a low post his
bare back was nhamed with the
scourges intensified with pieces of
lead and bone. and now for whole hours
the weight of his body hung on delicate
tendons. and according to custom, IA
violent stroke under the armpits had
been given by the eXecutioner Dizzy,
nauseuted, feverish. world of agony is
comprc ssed i'm the two words: 81
thirst" Oh. skies of Judea, let a drop
of rain strike on His burning tongue!
Oh. world. with rolling rivers and
sparkling lakes and spraying fountains,
give Jesus something to drink. If
there be any pity in earth or Heaven or
hell. let ii now be demonstrated in be-
half of this royal sufferer.
The wealthy women of Jerusalem
used to have a fund of money with
which they provided wine for those
people who died in cruciliNion--a now.
erful opiate to deaden the pain-bul
Christ would not take it. He wanted to
die sober. and so he refused the wine
But afterward they go TO "A cup of vim
cgar and soak sponge and put il on
stick of hyssop and then press ii against
the hot lips of Christ You say the wine
was au anaesthetic and intended to re-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
BIGGEST CHECK EVER DRAWN.
The Piece of Paper Called for the
Payment Of n Mintof
Money.

There were made out last year two
checks which were and still are the
largest ever drawn in sirgle financial
transactions, saws the St. James Bud
get. The smaller of the two checks
established n record as the largest ever
drawn; but although il was for more
than $j5,000,0OO, it did not long re-
main the largest. being soon eclipsed
by check for 1922 500 900.
These valuable pieces of paper were
drawn in connection with the last Chi
nese loan, and the final installment OF
the war indemnity money which was
due to Japan from China. and changed
hands in the parlor of the Bank OF
England, in the presence of the gov
ernor of the bank, the plenipotentiaries
of the Chinese and japanese govern
ments, and the managers and sab
managers of the Houg-Kong and
Shanghai banking corporation.
Their record check was the largest
ever drawn by any banking firm. II
was an ordinary looking document
enough, and folded would easily go
into ones vest pocket. If it were pos
sible TO make a golden column of these
millions by piling the coins one on
top of the other, the height of fOE
were made of the coins, they being
placed side by side, it would extend
14S9A miles
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD

potash chemical neynr
letter, bois, Carbuncles "N -0''0N'
valuable books mailed
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31

suffer from headaches, loss of appetite loss
Of sleep, lassitude in the morning, drowsi-
ness during the day and a general out of
sorts feeling. If these conditions are
neglected, almost any serious malady may
De the result. Frequently it is some nerv-
ous disorder or dread consumption. DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Is the
best medicine for hard working men. 1t
gives edge to the appetite, makes digestion
and assimilation perfect, invigorates the
liver and purifies and enriches the blood.
It is the great blood maker and flesh
builder II cures % per cent. of all cases
Of chronic or lingering, bronchial, throat
and lung affections.
All too frequently, death dogs the foot
steps of the wife, in the guise of weakness
and disease of the delicate and important
organs that bear the burdens of wifehood
and maternity There is an unfailng cure
for disorders of this nature. 1t is DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. II acts di-
rectly on the sensitive organs concerned
making them strong, healthy and vigorous.
It fits for wifehood and motherhood
They are sold at all medicine stores
During early childhood death turks in
every corner for these fragile innocents.
The mother can only protect her babes by
acquiring some practical medical knowl-
edge. DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser imparts this knowledge. For
paper covered copy send 81 one cent
stamps, TO c0Oey cost Of mailing only, to
Dr. X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Cloth
binding 81 stamps.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
Promptly Reaches the Scat
Of all Blood Diseases and
Cures the Worst Gases. dis :

toc Nevf
Vdenceo merit is mot
ny violently
th nnf Enreun
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31

His grace, trudged the long way, ana
suffered the decorating thongs, and re-
ceived in His face the expectorations Of
the filthy mob, and for the guilty, and
the discouraged, and the disconnected
Of the race took the vinegar. May God
Almighty break the infatuation and
lead YOU out into the strong hope, and
the good cheer, and the glorious sun
shine of this triumphant Gospel!
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
s. s. s. GOES
TO THE BOTTOM, ,

In every test made s. S.. S. easily
demonstrates it's superiority over other
blood remedies, 1t matters not how OBJ
stlnate the case, nor what other treat.
ment or remedies have failed S. S. s.
always promptly reaches and cures any
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31

NJ, "! IL H4TIgomefy Ala WHITES; "Some years
ago was lnoculaed with poison by nurse who infected
my babe with blood faint covered with sores and
ulcers from head to foot and my great xremty prayed
TO de several prominent physicians treated me but all
10 no purpose The mercury and potash which they
gave me seemed TO add fuel TO the awful flame which was
devouring me. advised by friends who Ind seen
wonderful cures made by it, to try Swfts Specific I i'm
proved from the start the medicine seemed to 20 direct
TO the cause of the trouble and force poison out
bottles cured me eompetey.n Swift,s Sneciac- v'
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31

ture by which this body and soul can
all the time be kept together? Is there
no escape from this separation ."
None, absolutely none \ great many
men tumble through the gates of the
future, as it we're and we do not know
where they have gone and they only
add gloom and mystery to the passage,
but Jesus Christ so nightly siormed
the gates of that future world that
they have never since been closely shut.
Christ knows what it is TO leave this
world, of the beauty of which lie was
more arprcciative than we ever could
be. He knows the eNquisteness of the
phosphorescence of the sea. He trod
it, He knows the gories of the mid
night heavens. for they were the span
gled canopy of His wilderness pillow.
He knows about the lilies. lie twisted
them into His sermon. He knows about
the fowls of the air, They whirred
their way through His discourse. lie
knows about the sorrows of leaving
this beautiful world Not taper was
kindled in the darkness. He died
physiciaulcss lie died in cold sweat
and dizziness and hemorrhage and
agony. that lay, put Him in sympathy
with all the oNiL- He goes through
Christendon. and He gathers up the
stugs out Of all the death pillows. and
lie puts them under His own neck and
head. He gathers on His own tongue
the burning thirsts of many genera
tions, The sponge is soaked i'm the
sorrow of all those who have died in
their beds. as well as soaked i'm the sor-
rows Of all those who persisted i'm icy
or fiery martyrdom. While Heaven was
plying. and earth was hooking. and
hell was deriding. He took the vinegar.
To all those to whom life has been an
acerbity-a dose they could not swal-
low. draft that set their teeth on
edge and a-raspng--I preach the ON
nipotent sympathy of Jesus Christ.
The sister of Herschel. the astrono-
mer. used TO spend much Of her time
polishing the telescopes through which
he brought the distant worlds nigh.
and il is my ambition now this hour
TO clear the lens of Your spiritual
vision. so that looking through the
darts night Of your earthly troubles,
you may behold the glorious constel-
latiou Of a Sayiours mercy and a Sa-
viouI's love. Oh. my friends. do not
try to carry all ycur ills alone. Do not
put your poor shoulder under the
Apennincs. when the Almighty Christ
is ready TO lift VI all your burdens.
When you have a'trouble Of any kind
you rush this way and that way. and
you wonder what this man will say
about it, and you try this prescription
and that prescription and the other
prescription. Oh. why do you not go
straight to the Heart of Christ. know
ing that for our own SHINING md suf-
feriug race He took the vinegar?
There was vessel that had been
tossed of the seas for great many
weeks and been disabled. and the sup
ply of water gave out and the crew we're
dying Of thirst. After many DAYS they
saw SAID against the Sky. They sig
nailed it, When the vessel came nearer
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31

its loneliness, with the sturdy ola man
sitting on the porch, his dogs and fowls
around him. watching the vessel out of
sight.-Land of Sum hine.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
Unless the

Unless the
proper precau-
tons are taken,
death will Turk
in every home.
1t dogs the foot
steps of hus-
band, wife and
children alike.
If the husband
is an ambitious
man, the
c h ances are
hat he will
overwork and
overworry and
take INSULT
cient time to
rest, eat and
sleep. At first
he may fe ell
but triAing i'll
effects from his
indiscretion.
NnNa SO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06

in thu District Cdust. Third Judicial District
81 t4r state ~ 4 tab. tuuuty ~ salt Lake.
Elnus savings Bank a Trust Company. a
Corporation. Plaintiff w. Angus " cannon,
sarah 81 tHnnuu aud iirit National Hank N
uUnduuuii. suuth Dakota, "a Corporation. do
frndhuta 10 be- s1ld nt Hhurlffs sale nd thn
tHu uusf fnuui dom ~ the county tuurt
House lu Che CitY ~ salt Lake. CiuutT q
salt Lake state ~ Utah. Cn Friday, juno 9TH.
A n. isli. Ht tufINr url1rk unnn - said day,
ilo rial estate dUsrr'uUl a. follows. tu-Niii
Tile Southwest TunrfUr N thr southeast uuur-
trf ~ section Nine fn. IuNnshin tun o. sputh
% NnnEr uuu iu, West salt Lake Meridian.
Alsl commencing at tlo southeast rifnrr -
thr southwest quarter ~ said -rTtlnn Mine ll.
township and Nnusr lfuftsald. aud running
thrucU uufth D. urE q MIN. Uust twenty CN
fufisi thuuru north 81 Deg b sin. wet
turntsfuuf Eu ruis thence North thifty-tWu
tUH. Wrst furiY-fnur NN rutisi tirnrn
north u uug urst ufht el rudsi thrncn east
nnYstun ana tHuafrutha Hau nuds o. tho
northeast ouruer ~ ihr southeast quarter -
tho aIuthNrst quarter ~ said suftiuu uluo
OHf tlruru south eighty lan ruls o. tho place
~ beginning, oluialuluE lni ncrrsi Situate
lYine md hH'ns in tho County u salt Lake
tfatruf Utah
Purchas6 price payable IN lawful money n
thr United States " America.
nalgl nt salt laku tliy Utah, THIS iQth day
i0iiNT uowELts,
sheriff % SAT- lake county, state ~ rtaA
~ joins MONTGOMERY. d..
uouuty sheriff " -nit Lake county. UtAA
ITliat sos Is CANNON,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
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PERSONAL.


Henry miller % % the Rnutafori.
Mrs. W. r. Hrnrdsloy e. autographed
90 the Kenyon from Helper today
Nlaa Kate Mckenzie. who has been
IN the city. lott for Montana yesterday,
Governor Wells returned yesterday
from o. pleasant outing In Idaho ana
oregon.
capt. George Ryan and r. u. sullivan
ore ln Salt Lake today. Both arr from
Eureka
Hon. n. q. Miller member N the last
Legislature o. ln th, capital Ola "a buai-
nrsH trip.
J. n. nywatcr Of chppl, Greek IL
among The arrivals "a the walker
House today
Mr.. Annie Switzerland and iIbblo
Reed are registered no the White huurc
from Robinson Tlntlc.
n. Ouudmuus0n came down f.um tho
Junction city today and registered at
Sam EwlnE.H place
Judge and Mr Chorry have Tor their
guests this week Mr. and Aiu, j, w.
cherry Of Munu,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Harper OF Lla-
bon, Ia, nro tho guests N O. A, Harper
OF Holiday, salt Lake county,
Miss Flora Grimm has Tor her guest
NNNNM ANNNNNNM| NHNNNNNH' NN NH.NNNNN W So
arrived in Salt Lake on Monday,
Logan IL minus n, T.. Bacon today.
who u numbered among the Kenyon
guests. lie 10 in town ON business.
MA. Ilchtenstcln takes his departure
Tor the Enft this evening. lie expects
60 be- absent Tor a protrncted period
j. n. Mcconnell, a citizen NJ Nernal.
utah. arrived ln the city this forenoon,
and is dumlolldd f1r the present az Gus
Holmes Inn.
ELIAS sISlmbau Tort today Tor Logan,
having accepted "a position with the
ftuicbakur Manufacturing Co, of that
city
Mrs. George Euorbcck. Mrs. Anthony
Oodho and MrH. Darling are among the
Salt ihkorH Who WIN go 90 San Fran
cisco on Thursday
Mrs. Julia clark and daughter leave
on Thursday Tor san Francisco. where
thoy VIII hr the guests Of Mrs, VIII
ClawHon during the summer.
Mrs Ralph Cotton left this morning
over the Union Pacific FOR chicago Co.
visit relatives ana friends ana was no-
compuuird by her brother,
This evening tho marriage of Miss
Grace Maynard ana Mr. Thomas Me-
Donald viii take place at $3.50 o'clock.
The ceremony viii Doc performed hy Mr.
and Alu. Maynard,
Mr. and Mrs sprnrue Day orr IN tho
city having returned from their we'd
ding trim 90 California They will leave
ln q few weeks for their home In Chi-
cago.
Baker city Democrats Misses Allie
and Carrie Goodwin viii tukr thplr
departure sunday Tor salt Lake city.
whou they viii spend tho summer yls-
itng friends,
Mr. ana Mrs j. n, Robinson. Misses
81. and v. Robinson. and Ma stanley
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NOTICE g. hereby given thut On pursuance
~ Hu order NJ Oedru lillra. luiFu N thr l'rns
bate Division ~ tHr rhlm Judicial uNfrHf
court m thu HiHtn NJ ltnh Iu and flr -sIt
Lake tuuniYi made Hu thr 9Th dny uf Mae
a n lH.I lu fnr matter 10 fnu Nafuff HHU
runruIHushIp N Alvin a. Taymr sophia
Taylor and uulrsr Taylor minurs. Che uus
drIslEurd guardian % tnu estate ~ uid
mIWur VIII syll nt public sale o. tho tishvt
State uf America. and suhIrrt tn rHnnrUH.
t.uu hT Hlll tulrt uu Thursday thr tih IHY
~ june, is9H. at tWrITu uDluek uunu uf said
uaF. Ht thr afai fHuHf lulr ~ thr tltY Hnl
county building Ha't Lake tlfY salt tnEr
tuuutE. HIIfru Utah. 900 fHu rIght title and
Interest ~ thn slId Alvin % IaY'ur. Sophia
IHF Doe and Anurfr Taylor. In uuu tu nII thH
fu.IuHluT described premises huu uHuUfffy.
situated in rlIt ihtu tuunty, state uf itah.
tusuitf
Az undivided thrrc-tWuutiuths N tho flI.
lowing described land. tnatf Cummrnfius
tsrltr and uurshalf uH'tl usls wust ~ tLu
northeast corner ~ lnt siN OI hIufk y, plat 10
NHlf inhUtltF survey. thence wet uftFsuuu
aud nuuafluuh 0iMfrrii thHnfr aIuth ton OW
r1dsi thruru r1st nfif aunr Hud nuH fuuHh
oln irri thrueD north trn lW rolls 90 place
Terms and conditions NJ sale cash lawful
unuUY ~ thr United rfHtrH 20 AmrfIen Gem
pr cont NJ thr purchase money tn hU Paid nn
saio ui said cuur. hvut ht uApolso ~ pun.
JOIN TAYLOR.
Guardian " tuu estate uf Alvin u
Taylor sophia lay lnr aud DvuffH
IHf Ilr minurt
j. N MbiLE Attorney.
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NoricE or SPECIAL sroCKuoLDnHs
MIIIINM


NOTICE s herhy given that special
uUltlnr uf thn aiuT lhl'drrs No she Hoffman
irIafIuu tumuluy hts haDu duly Vailed 10
nU hpIu 900 thr snd DAY ~ June. s. ~ isNt 10
fUH luuluf a. O'Clock uNi Ht thu fnttnf-luY
saint. NvUtlHF House lu thH I1uu N Henri.
HHHu. Doc tlu county NJ -Ilt lake. State u
4 cab. fIf Che follow luf uurnHHrs. tu.Wlti
llrt Dor tIt amendment ~ the Articles
% iuclrriutnu by adding thereto the follow
IIE Article ~.
laf do pi1si,r ~ paying Che debts. cr-
Truara Hrl liabilities. nul nIl running ~.
Irrsra, Huu fur UiuluHilug thr business ~
IHIH corporation. tIu directors shall have
IsIHUr tu IrfH AasHHafurufs uuuu Hll ~ che cHu-
IfII sf.a'h NJ fnIs corporation and rufnfrn tho
collection thereof by H sale ~ delinquent
sfuHh HH prov Idul Nf law although thu capital
HtuHI hHa nHHu fully utll.
so-gnd rpamrHd ArilrIo vof .nld Arii-
rltHW Incorporation Hu ~ tu rr1u ns fuIluNHf
Amount 20 capital stu'k ~ this corporation
shall Del fH'rfHHn ihuUsInd. aHvUu hundred
Hnd nfN dollars fiLifun. uhirh shall b. 10.
tiuHu IutI tuu hunurHd and anFrufy-nfu DfN
slltoauf tho par value ~ my dollars lnfW
said Ariifiu uuu reading eleven thnuaand
tive hundred aud ans dlInrs eitsnnn. dl-
FIdHd Into tsu hundud tud thirty -nuo shlr,s
uf uftF dollars IEiInm rnfh
aud far such other purposes ~ shall b. In
ciduutnl tn such nrupglu lmrnlmUuis.
UluNul MtiisIiI pus
JOSEPH n a. nuntLt. sccy.
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TIYRUHl.
Hans q. Wedding done To Ills Reward
Alter Lnnr tifs 81 ussfuinrss.


uyrum. Cache county. June 5-Dlcd
at Hyrum, Cache county. Utah, ". a.
A. Of old aHc. May gith. A. -. 1899.
Hans %. Wedding. aFrd ~ years. De-
ceased was born september o., 1874 iu
uahio Qvoifori. Tromro. Norway, and
was baptized January goth. $50, Hto-
thor WouduE was the first TO receive
the Elders In that Gar Oh land. AMI the
nrat person IN that district 90 become
% member of the Church uf Jesus
christ OF iatirr-day Saints. ilu was
u man uf means. and q town officer.
being oycrHcUr ~ The poor, AftTr d.
became member uf th0 Church un
election was held loo hiH native town f1r
tho office OF county commissioner. AMI
although tho pfl"Ht and district nituf-
ney HtrouEly opposed him. an popular
wis hr hmuuE tho people that ihOy
cried out iinnr %. Wrudlnr or nobody.
lir1thrr Wedding was elected.
in 1854 b. solo hla property Cor 5000
out OF which hn paid full tlthlnr
and made besides 70 donation Cor the
Salt Lake Temple. lio also umirrnt"d
with him HIg poor persons who Hftnr-
wards failed 10 return Die generosity,
which would have been n blessing Co
him In hlH declining years
ON sunday morning before Die dnmlHn
he ieft home Co attend tho nlEh
Priests quorum. ~ which he was a
worthy member and had only gone r.
few steps whom he was seized with palm
and returned home Co de- The funeral
was hold un Thursday May 18th. 1872
Ie was an upright. honest man, and De-
died ns DC had lived. a faithful servant
OF God.
fUuV.
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nORdAN.
Quarantine Negotiations Ignored gturu
uniseuity studsnts.
Iy

Quarantine Negotiations AAhnN'h hAAAfN
uni,epity studsnts.
Special Correspondence.
Morgan. Tuh, June t,-Thc diph-
thofa disease which was in our midst
seems a. have flown away The yell
low flags have nll'brrn tukUn down and
those who were suffering ARE allowed
% associate with their neiEhbori and
companions.
Tho city authorities did not seem to
be- able 60 compel those afflicted with
diphthrrln 20 obey the ordinance in
regard 90 quarantine. In some eases.
after tho yellow nag was raised tho I'M
hnhitnnta would go and come az their
pleasure. The ordinance. however, wna
dlHohoycd bX our wenlthleHt citizens
and Tor that reason probably mo- action
was taken By the council 90 make thCm
comply with the municipal law.
STUDENTS RETURN HOME.
n, -, Fry of Morgan city. Mr.. and
MlF1 rundle ~ croydon have returned
homo from salt Lake city whrrr they
have been attending tho University,
A marriage llCUuan has been granted
o. Joseph D. Francis. Co. and Miss May
stuart 20. both OF Morgan city.
Tuesday. gth inst. ur OHFu1d leaves
Tor the East 90 pass through The matn-
monini ceremonies ~ the baptist
church, After spending "a few weeks
visiting friends and relatives no. aud
hln wife WIN return 60 Utah 10 make
their home,
Icon. tho non N g. W. Tnrrnrt OF
Richylllo IL suffering with brain fever.
Thomas phlllipH OF portrrylllo lH
dangerously ill with rheumatic feygr
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Robinson M Garrison. t'tnh. are among
Salt LNiuH visitors today They ere
Qu1rtrrri ut thH white House aud VIII
he here Tor "a day ur two.
D uk 10. Cooper. our now aupnrIn.
trnurut Uf schools. was rendered Hu
elaborate farewell function nt r|H ola
homo ln Dos M0inaa fUw days HluU..
FnrDwru ndirHHrUr and the prHHntHa
ti0n ut l ruld watch t0 MrDuuuef wrrn
among the features uf the entertain
mont
Boise gtatcHman. w. o. Mlyc1ek
hnH arrived from Salt Lake Co take 90"
position 0f nlrht operator iu che WcHt-
Drn Union office here. lln ls ono of Che
crack operators OF the company Sir
MHycock bias hiH family with him.
Jesse iiruwu. who has been Hu 90. ulrht
ahift, roalEnrd Co 300 90 San Francisco,
The marriage OF Miss Pearl Now
comb ana ST. Charles y. UuiHt was
HoiomuiEod yesterday the event taking
place at The residence NJ the brides
parents az $3.50 g. Ws The bride o.
che daughter ~ Salt LHFrH popular
photographer N ST. Npwr1mb. aud tho
groom o. well known resident of Park
city ut which tho young married
couple viii in future reside.
Samuel Ncwhousc and u. ~. pcory
IT., were among The Salt Lake people
who attended the ball given FOR tho
h1ncut of the public library in ogden
last nlrht SIT NoWhuuHa gave cyi.
dencc N hlH sympathy in the pr1rrrH-
aiF0 Efforts NJ the northern metropolis
BY purchasing one hundred tickets f1r
the hnll-thc price Tor each boing ono
dollar.