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CHEYEYNE, WYO.
nnrharou. Cruelty Wounded Indians Lett
to SAFER without Food or water,


Cheyenne. Wyo.. Sept. i0.-Thc mom-
beers OF the Warner government survey
party returned from the three and "a half
months contract iu Uinta county this
morning. They left Cokcyillc. tintu
county. June @ with outfts IN wagons
Ton miles north Of that point the coun-
Try became sp ruggcd they were forced
90 abandon the wagons and resort 20
pack miles. Their route lay through
tho sutlOt and salt River ranges. as
rough "a country as any IN tho state.
This region ~ the HhDrpmeu's paradise,
the peculiar sage brush ana grease wood
vegetation being an the food sheep
need. II is almost impossible, however.
to raise cattle, as there IL hardly any
grass, Tho scenery II magnificent.
HEARTLEss NEGLECT.
They ran across a piece OF hoartless-
ness at Cukcvlllo upon the return trip
that VIII hardly be credited by civilized
people, An Indian ana his squuw had
uamped there for a fcw days The
buck had been loading shells and care
lcFHly left his powder box standing
open by their bed. During the night
sparks from the IRE fell into the box.
exploding the powder, The buck was
horribly burned from the waist up and
the aqunw upon one leg. The Inhabitants
u the town paid no attention to them
and there they lay Ia the brOiling hot
run. tho man blinded and helpless
the woman nearly as bad. FOR three
days, without food, water or help.
Within twenty yards was a general
merchandise store, whore customer
came and went an day long, yet not one
showed "a spark OF pity Tor the poor un-
fortunutcs.
when the Warner party arrived the
poor fellow was trying to Keep up his
squnW's courage by chanting a hunting
fnhNa 10 UTnrHtrs.sN 20 ia
and rostorutIypH and did an possible
for them The bucks gratitude was pit
iful to behold.
The party reports that the section
they passed through would be ideal for
hunting " lt was not FOR the sheep,
which run tho game out. However.
sage chickens, pine chickens, blue and
willow grouse uui antelope are plenti.
ful, while deer, elk and bears are oc-
cnsloually sightnd.-Denver News
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Transactions and order. had before Judgs
uolapp Yesterday.

Holapp Yesterday,
In the district court before Judge Rol.
lupp the following business was trnna-
acted yesterday.
In the matter ~ the estate ~ Thomna
Jones, tho court signed ava order con-
nunlng tho sale Of real estate.
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KENDRICK, IDAHO.
Tour-Near old Chud Kuisd In It, Mothers
Presence by Mountain Lion.

kUudHck. tin,. Sept. S.-Nowa re-
oaiycl from stewart % new settlement
above kaInlnh. ON the Nez pprcUH rpsgr-
walton says the whole country .s Ia
arms looking Tor cougar that APP
preached the home of Lewis johnson
last sunday ana took from HE door
yard his four yoar-uld daughter, With
two little sisters, the Elr was playing
On front % the house, when q cougar
came OUT from tho timber and, before
the children had time 90 mako ID cry
Uf alarm. seized tho little giri by the
back uf her neck and started for the
hills nt once. Her plHymutcs by their
screams brought the mother to the
door. who arrived To- time TO see the
cougar dragging the child nwny In It's
mouth. She at once uiHcd an alarm
with her cries. which caused the cougar
10 drop his prey about 100 foot from
the house. where the child was picked
up. dead, her neck having been broken.
Tho news spread over the settlement.
ana about 100 nrmd men were soon
securing the hills.
For some time the settlers In this Vi
entity have been losing cattle by four
different cougars that have been seen.
und declare now that they will not rcst
until they are caught
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PENNINGTON.
Heavy Pine for Disturbing the Peace
pedagoEucs In session Wedding.

Special Correspondence.
Pennington. Davis Co.. Sept ii.-Clty
Justice Richards and jury were en-
gagged all day uf Saturday last In try
iuE the case OF tho state w Ray y.
brandon. charged with unlawfully en-
tgrinR a railroad car. one OF "a Lagoon
train, ana also with disturbing the
peace. The jury found the defendant
guilty OF disturbing the peace. but not
guilty az TO tho othor charge, The
judgment Of the court was that the
defendant pay "a fine OF $40 and costs,
tho latter amounting 90 t73l5. total.
4llalb. Defendant gave notice OF APP
peal to the district court
pEDAGOGUBS IN SESSION
County Superintendent OF Schools
n, r. Porter and number of trustees
ure In session today duylHluF methods
ana examining books with reference 60
starting up a circulating library In the
district schools, and generally discuss
Ing school methods and matters.
WEDDING.
cards arc out announcing the we'd
dlng u Miss Amanda Rollins and Mr.
Thursday uvNt A reception viii bee
rendered that evening az the residence
Of Alr Foris parents.
Pennington ~ making preparations 20
give the "Old Folks" u reunion on
Wednesday next
-
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obtain the beautiful portfolio history
uf our boys work In the Philippines
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4 Short but nnsy session Of the city
IaIhnr.- MnnIInn mnaInrsa ONLY.

affNNANf 'ffNH
Tho council mot last night at s.i5 p.
M. with all the members present cx-
cent Browor. Wo0Uoy and Watson.
on report ~ the street committee. the
street known aH Butler avenue was ac,
ceptcd by the city, deeds IN due form
having been rendered free.
city Recorder Elw. H. Anderson re-
ported that there whh 1895 due n. w
Harris q co. ON anal settlement ~ tn
forest and exchange on rounding bonds
uf 1888, aa por bill rendered. be- also
asked that he be authorized 10 return
to said firm two certified checks each
Tor $1,000. which had been ln tho pos
session OF tho city since June 20. 1895.
ne eaid firms guarantee, All the old
bonds had been returned. The amount
was ordered paid. and the recorder was
Instructed 10 return the certified checks.
on report u the water supply com.
mltteo the water company were al
lowed &i02j Tor hydrnnt ropairu.
clerk T.. s. Rolupp notified the couu-
ell that the board uf education had aC-
copied the offer 60 use the city hall
school rooms Tor 500 annual rental.
Filud.
u. p. Rratz and 90 othcrs asked To
have Thlrty-nrst street AMI Patterson
ave, and Lincoln avenue between Thir-
tIuth and Thlrty-thlrl streets, graded.
Referred
Anna Eabiorn. seventy ycgp OF age.
"a widow who was badly injured in
runaway on Twonty-fourth street, AUX,
2ith. asked the council 20 pay $50 cN-
pCusoe and doctor'a fcva. her horse hav-
ing been frightened by the city street
roller Referred to committee ON
elaine.
r. u. Ryan asked 90 have 1856 with
Interest uince 1898, refunded 10 him on
account u sewer tax paid on Butler
avenue. referred.
The auditor ON motion OF Councilman
James was Instructed to draw the
salary OF judge ltulaniskl. In accord
uucc with tho salary ordinance In of-
feet, December, 1897.
The matter Of tearing NJ the old
platform IN front Of the FIRE station,
and placing a mncndam frontage In lieu
thereof, was referred To the public build
lnE and grounds committee
Payrolls amounting TO ti9J. were or
dcrrd paid,
AZ $50 o'clock y. m. the council nd-
iourned for two weeke.
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The Madison Gold Mining and Milling co.
Location ~ principal place n business,
SAT- Lake tlfst ~fHIU ~ Utah. Location NJ
mine and works. told Mountain MluluE
District. Iuto Co., state NJ Utah.
NOTICE D. hereby given That ut meeting
uf tUr hHHrd ~ dirrH tor ~ the said company.
held 900 tHrYtu day NJ August 1870, four u.s.
spssmcuIs ut l-iO N g. Urr share each Nrrc
levied uU che issued stock NJ thu corporation.
utyuuIs H- follows. sept lWth. lsFIs Oct lUth,
l-H. Nov 10Th, 1865 Doc, iIth, $50, 20 tho
secretary ut his office. So. % D First South
Street salt Lake CIty, state uf ltuh. Any
mHIu unpaid uu Friday December 18th, lsNH,
800 hr dol uUunUt ana advertised Tor sale ut
UUI.I" auction, and unless payment i1 made
auth I-H. tl uuy tho delinquent n7sy. sHuut
together with tho cost ~ advertising and uA-
IyH sr of HHIU
Ily ufuyrof tho board NJ directors.
R 49, NAu-IN, Sory
Salt Lake city. Ans 10 $50
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L0tiAN.
LookIaw Carries on Young Boy-Com-
missloner- Must Rc-district city.

LookIaw Carries on Young Boy-Com-
missioncrs Must He-district city.
Special Correspondence.
Logan, Sept. Knight before last
u lO.yoar-old son of Mugnus Olson
met with terrible DEATH Nearly two
weeks ago, he was jumping over II
fence. ana In alightlng ran nail into
hts foot. For some days the member
was badly swollen, but finally this was
nail rapidly healed Nothing more was
thought OF the matter until the night
before last, when the boy was taken M.
and the following morning Or, parkln-
son was summoned, Whom he arrived
the boy was dead, lockiaw having set
On during the night Funeral services
win be held In the Fourth ward meet
ing house tomorrow at noon,
NEW KNITTING FACTORY.
LoFans news knitting factory com.
menccd operations today The new en-
tgrprIso :. being. launched by M,ssrs,
MclNln Ballard. Joseph ~. Carbon ana
Joel Kicks and they have put Ia the
best machinery known.
PROBATE ORDERS.
The following probate orders were
nude by Judge Hart today; Estate OF
Frederick sohenk, deceased: Annie IA
echonk was appointed administrators.
and liyrum Hansen, John George and
james Olsen appraisers of the estate.
John Thomas was appointed admins
traitor OF the estate OF Mary Thomas.
Sept % was tho time fixed for hear
ing the return NJ the sale of personal
property NJ the estates OF Loroy Cris-
Jefferson ct a.
COMMISSIONING MUST REDIs-
TRtCT CITY.
Judge Hart granted a peromptory
writ OF mandate today IN the case OF =,
j.. Marshall VI James MciSlc ct al,
directing the commissioners to redis-
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OUR OWN STATE.

business Of importance was disposed Of
The heating apparatus contract for the
Mound r0rt school house was discussed
~ length.
superintendent Allison reported that
the schoola an opened W yesterday and
were IN good order. that 3,Gos had en-
rolled The high school enrolment h
for the fret day, 2pi, about 90 more
than last year.
FIRE At HARRIsvGLLE.
quite a disastrous FIRE broke out sun
day In Harrlsvllle. in the hayetackn,
shcde and barn Of NJ B Harris. Tho
Five Point fire department responded
ana ala nll iu their power to cNtiu-
gulah the flames. but the fire had made
too much Roadway 10 be- ablted -Four
large stacks OF nay two % STRAW,
wagon sheds. barn and other small
buildings were totally destroyed. Tho
entire loss IN estimated at $500.
NEWS BRIEFS.
sheriff Laync received word from
Custer South Dakota. that some thieves
had etulou about 1926 head 0f hurHeH
from there. and that they were headed
this way with the stolen animals, llc
also received word from salt Lake ~
the DISAPPEARANCE Of Fred Brnnion
from that place on sept 5rd.
y. Hoalcy Jr, loft ogden yesterday
TO attend school 10 California.
~ 3. Parker has LETT for Omaha,
where he has gone on business
The gold watch given for the mua'
popular lady. 40 Gicnwood. was won by
Miss Eva Kuhn
Gro. w. Hclug hls gone 10 chicago
ON special business fur the passenger
department Of the r. %. W.
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NOTICE o. hereby given that nt "a meeting
N Che dlructnr N said company. held un tho
9th day NJ sept l-lA au assessment NJ ten
cents lNl pr share WAS levied upuu tho cap
fal stu'k ~ The corporation payable lmmtd-
lately 20 tho Secretary, a. huIm 80, 20 lum-
mCTelh hluch lu salt Lake city, SAT- Lake
which this uHsvsswvnt may remain unpaid on
thu OH day ~ October. i-9. Will ho dolln-
uuput and advertised Tor shlu nc public uuc-
ton. and unless payment " made before will
o. sold uu the 9ith duY NJ October, isH 90
pay The urlIuuurut assessment together with
the utst NJ advertising aud expense ~ sale.
JAMES o. JENNINGS. SUcy.
Room No. % Commercial block. salt Lake
city. Utah.
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NuriUE ~ SAN ~ MAJ Estate
At rHtNATI sALT.


Ilr undersigned Wl|| arI ut private sale on
o. nIl"f llU lTil NHf ~ september Ism tho
fHNuuIus Ntul tu.HIt. tumnrurIur' = "a
chalns NORTH lui south % dtfrout Wrst. -
NItH IfNM zoe .HIiHrHaf HUrUrH uf Ihp south.
NNsi quarter % ruHflln D tHHnsIIu 3 smith
iNruHU smith % tnIf.ta ur.t Hng eIsius
in'u." north lI| UhHIua tuUHes east D. 10
gNa.ns tHru"u south Do degrees u mIn1tot
% fuIu. north NdHsrrua ui..t f.u chain. ffaHi
90. N.H.. NJ UU.IH |Iua. Thence aHuth @ doe
frrH east lIH chains Go uueH ~ Uasun
nint. anl gIL'vH rIis rlII Ho osoIyri ~
NHurulfa N.HH. -HIt tHNu CITY, TfHh.
terms Hi "... lN HUr U.uI nf lHfH 20 sale aud
W.Hnru UUuu condemnation 90 sole.
A JA-TO
Administrator OF tHn estate ~ William
Casio deceased
lIt. UU.UWHHFttH i-I
.--- IL l No. Il A-L---.-.
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A Surgeons
Remarks
ABOUT
Grape
Nuts
SEE BELOW
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SURGEON on PEARy EXPEDITION.
mr. u. Il. Vincent. now In Charge of tho
Arelry InsIIInte, nntrnIL

mr. H. H. vincent now In Charge of the
Keeley Institute, Detroit
Dr Vincent lately obtained such
valuable personal aid from the famous
Grape Nuts food that he has been
Kind enough TO volunteer the following
information;
In recommending your Grape Nuts
food ] speak from personal experience
when suffering from "a tedious attack
OF luundlCe which was the result "
nervous dyspepsia, brought on by over
work ana close confinement. Your
preparation was Of such Infinite value
In my own Illness that when IN charge
Of one OF the largest Keely Institutes
In the United states, l introduced the
food on the table aa regular article
OF dict
We receive many patients who for
days have been unable to retain food
In the stomach, ana have the FIRST one
90 treat who could not retain the food
on the contrary patients Invariably
ind arape-Nuts nourishing and palat-
able"
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Notice a hereby TlyUu that " special meet
luF ~ tho stockholders ~ the south Jordan
milling Company Will hu held at tho south
Jordan NllL ut South Jordan. salt Lake Co.
Utah oct in, ls9l ut 700 b. mt fur the pur-
Tlsu ~ considering tho question NJ the re-
muynI and Tor tuv removal NJ certain diruct-
urs anl nnrurs ~ said corporation, aud 30 Oh
tho Nnraurius thut may Uu caused by such re-
muyl and iur such other business Us may
lawfully come before said meeting.
" VI. HOLT.
Secretary aud Manager N tho south Jordan
NUIlug Company g
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tiEBER.

Baptlsmal Services 80 Drowning OF Young
Ciaud. Donaldson In Provo River,
Special Correspondence.
Hebor Wasntch Co.. Sept. li.--rhcre
was no service In the tabernacle on
sunday last the day being aHt apart
for general hnptIsms. The place set
apart for the ceremony was IN beau
tlful mountain stream OF pure water
IN President ilatch'a field. half q mile
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COALVILLE.
James salmon Appointed Local Agent for
the ucsetct News.

Patrons Of the News" In Coalyiile
arc notified that the agency ut that
place Is now in the hands ~ Jamos
Salmon. All knowing themselves in
dcbtod to the News" are requested TO
make immediate settlement with him
aud intending subscribers viii hayo
their orders promptly forwarded 10
they are loft with him Ms office viii
be at the millinery establishment OF
Maggie Salmon. our patrons orr kind
ly requested 10 govern themselves ac.
cordlngiy.
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Pursuant o. law, notice r. hereby given that
special meeting NJ the stnckhuldrr NJ tho
Richmond and Anaconda Consolidated MIN
block 80 % O. First Suuth Street, salt Lake
CIV. Utah ON che IND dayof oct a. 10. isl9, No
. o'clock nmu iur tho purpose ~ CuuHldrflus
article W Tho Articles 81 Incorporation u
said company, tn-Wltt striking out tho
words "~Hlt Lake city, Utah" aud inserting
in place thereof "pruyn tlty ttuh County,
Utah" no Hs Co change the place Of the gun-
cral office from salt Lake CITY ~ Provo.
lls-t kN!gQI President
JullN ". NrlMAN, scu'y.
Richmond and Anaconda Duu-
suIllutcd Mining Company,
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.


AuuiyTs
From North and Northwest, : a. m, 5ie5 p M.
Niiu b. m.
From SOUTH 7i60 a. M, p,o5 a. m, 1850 a. IT,,
$40 y, IA, aud p'inp.m,
LEAVES
For North and Northwest piis q, m, iiii5 a.
For south, 500. M, 40 a. M, 9,o5 p. m.. 5is5
y, IN. aud oit3 p, m,
RIO cRANDE WESTERN RY.
AUmvrs
From South and East, iO,t5 a. M. 1870 D. IN.
ana lo.o y, "a.
LEAVES
Tor South and East $50 a. M, eilo p, IN. and
'lo0p, m,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY
Annivrs
IN West, 6ii5 a, M, 600 y. M.
LEAyas
FOR west $40 a. M, eilO p, m.
UNION PACIFIC Rr.
AHRiyTs
Prom East 800 a. No. 1907 u.
LEAVES
For East, 4 o. p M, SLOAN
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IN Tho matter u the estate " Elizabeth
holrsioy, Deceased.
Tue petition ~ James Peacock. ndminis-
MAl'F VI tne estate ~ Elizabeth Ncarsley,
a',nunt ~ said ldmini.tfutnr and fur the dis
NIhHilIu VI thr residue " said estate o. ths
I.tnls Nhl .ilul has lHon set Tor htur|uu on
sANNiNl Ns iNN lNIh day ~ September a u.
'A 900 N.Mn.g.nea lm.. nt the County CONT
i.lN'l IN ihe CONT H.um " s1|d court, lu salt
W. 'Nht- lIf Lake County Utah
witness ihU tl..k Hf aHu Uuft with thu
|.tAt.I eHlI thereof affixed. thl. I'd ,lav n
SHutuuH 4 U. fau
DAVID 81. DUNBAR. clerk.
liy brpnUT T. uINu uUuufv rIUra.
NItWAUr A. -TFwhUI. Attorney
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DEsERET EVENING NEVIS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1892

west II the city. Several hundred peo-
plp assembled 10 witness the ceremony.
The assembly was calltd To- order bv
uishop Hicken. and the choir sung an
appropriate hymn. Prayer was offered
by Elder John NJ Murdoch.
Henry Mullen made a few remarks
suited 10 the occasion, after which FL
der H. w. Giles went down into the
water and baptized some f0fiy-four
A SAD AFFAIR.
A sad affair occurred the other day.
Little Claridge Donaldson and some
other boys were bathing boo the Provo
river. and had riggcd up small raj.
with which they were padding around
over "a deep hole. By some miahap
young Donaldson Ten into the wnter
and before help arrived be- was
drowned II was cad blow 10 tho
mother. whose husband deserted her
some time ago leaving tha wife to- pro.
Vldo Tor herself and Three small chill
drou. The boy was the Oldest being
about " years old Funeral aaryIppa
were held 30 stake House 600 sunday.
sunday school children met M tha re-.
ldeuCo 1ud marched Co. Che -iaf. House.
The boy was % constant utteuIor of the
Sunday school and quite % fuvofItD.
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In the divorce suit ~ Sarah Ann
Thlrkell W John Thirkcil. o. decree was
granted the plniutln on the ground of
dcacrtlon. Mrs Thirkell lives in f.cwia-
ton, but her husband has returned 20
England, whore the couple were mar
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Ward conference was hold hero y,a-
tordny. Apostle Francis NJ Lyman
and con Richard r. Lyman wore the
principal fpcakorp. Apostle Lyman
dwclt mainly upon the law 81 uthuE
and fidelity to the Church, 90 pntroniEr
home papers and Church publications.
Richard u. Lyman spoke on education.
al matters. especially tho University.
Ito opuko 10 the Mutual improvement
associations Ia the evening,
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Moronl Thompson. n young man of
Charleston, was brought oyur from that
place today charged with being in-
sane. He would have boon examined
hy JudEe Hart, but be managed TO cs-
after he reached town and could not
be- found before hla honor lUft for Brig.
ham. he h. now iu iau
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Send 30 cents 10 the "NcwH' and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
OF our boys work In tho Philippines,
ION 20 Manila" We pay tho postage
Stamps taken In payment
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The Tidal stream Mining aud Milling
Company
pr.uclpal plaacof ugNHrsl salt Lake city,
Utah
NOTICE There nrD delinquent up1n tho
following described stock. uu account Of as
spssmuut luyiul uu tho Nth day ~ July, ispo,
tho several amounts set opposite the names
II LLn IL.L--L-Lu -LLLLMu-Inr. DO flLLmM..
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IUH Lower NrmmHIH WiHWr DumUaHv. "A
gurtuHf|us .uHafI.u Ht m.urs. IlutIt
N.uu. District. J4lu ,I.. Utah.
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Frost has done some damage. 1.t tnUfu
ia a large harvest OF EauI grain lu this
county.
MEETING HOUSE AT BURTON
The handsome new stone meeting
house Tor Burton ward ni Independence
o. up 90 the level. 10 lg built 0f dark
stone and trimmed with beautiful
white stone. the arch Cor the tower Us
un especially attractive piece " work.
MESAN FLOUR MILL.
The Hcvcnty-nvo barrl Touring mill
az Monan In running ut So fun capacity.
A. 8. Anderson. the superintendent o.
we'll satisfied with the output
The now grey stone meeting house Ia
Elghy IL ready for the shingles.
The gloom cast over Lewiston by the
untimely and unexpected death OF WIN.
ArroWfmlth has not passed. tie was the
agent fur the Dcserot NvwH az that
pluco-a man loved ana respected FOR
hiH manly and honorable NE. lie was
the son Of John AMI Lucy Howard
Arrowsmith. and was born 40 llig Cote
tunwuul, Salt Lake county Utah, sept.
q 1867, whore he has many relatives and
friends. was married Zoo 1890 aud leaves
"a young wife and four children.
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ST. GEORGE.
Death Of samuel u. nardy. veteran aud
Pioneer Ward Conference.

Special per Dcsorct telegraph.
~, George. Washington CO.. Sept II,
samuel n. Hardy another pioneer
and stalwart veteran, passed away and
wac Mid to rest yesterday ut the age
Of nluoty-nvc. lie was born 10 Mas
rachuBctta. Joined the Church at Nn
early day, and came 20 Utah In 1850.
lie was called south in 1851. aud luCHt.
cd In Virgin city. lie came 90 ST.
George IN 1861 and was "a member
" 81. George stake thlrty-clght yclrs.
Ito had received every ordinance pose
sible 20 receive ana wna wyll thought
81 By an who knew him. Apostle r.
~ Lyman and Jnmes 81. Bleak paid
glowing tributes 60 hlH memory,
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aS5 9aa. aas G9 ss. g iG Igs
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trlct the city by October !. The COM
missloncrs viii act as soon no an ordi.
nance can be prepared
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EIGg0lI sulphur Turkish Both

And Treatment Rooms IN charge ~ a
Competent Physician who will diagnose
and prescribe for patients needing med
irM aid. N you have Daturrh. byHpep.
ola. rheumatism, Nervous Troubles or
Kidney Disease. come and be- cured
Any Kind ~ bath you want Massage
Tor both HrAoH. swimming lessons for
ladies' by the matTon
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Location NJ principal p.agr " business. salt
Lake CITY. salt Lake County.
atutH Of Utah.
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PROBATE AND guAnpt.Ns mn
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or tho Respec-
tive slgncrs for Further
Information.


IN tho District Court. Probate Division. in
ano ~ saIl LlAo COUNTY,. state of nan.
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me board Of education met again
last night In reguler session, but no