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AVENGED A CRIME.
Mr.. John G. Wagner Tells Why lie
Killed Marshal Manutcll.

Mr., John g. Wagner who went on "A
trim 20 Germany Hast May. returned TO
his home iii2 Falrmount avenue. yca-
to-day greatly pleased with his trip
back 20 his native land He arrived
ON the North German Lloyd steamer
Dresden. Mr. Wagner was given an
audience last june by the Duke III
Moiningcn, "a principally In central
Germany which ~ the place Of Mr.
Wagner's birth. Mr. Wagner was par
duncd by the present duke after aerv-
ms ~ years OF lie sentence FOR the
killing OF Marshal Mlnutcll. an Italian.
who was the chief court officer Of the
present dukes father.
~ went abroad last May FOR the pur.
pose Of seeing once more the place of
my birth and 10 renew tho ncquuint-
ancos OF my boyhood." said MIR. Way
ner IN relating his experiences, "and II
was % most enjoyable experience. ~
to the killing of Marshal Manutoll.
there ia nothing connected with Il
which any man need be ashamed o. II
was done on the spur OF the moment
while my mind was excited over the
wrongs porpotratod by a bad man upon
women,
Marshal Manutcli was a high oflccr
OF tho court of Duke Bernhard Erich,
father OF the present Duke of Moinln-
gen, lie was an italian and about Is
years Old. At that time I was om-
ployod at the castle and was but 10
years Of age. That was In ists. one
day q baby. Of which Marshal Manutpll
was the father. was killed by him, ne
having wrung its neck Immediately M
ter It's birth. Then he throw the corpse
Into u tub and had hls attendants hide
f. The crime leaked out however.
and the people became very Indignant.
A. that time political revolution was
Imminent and the act 81 Munutel all
most drove them TO desperation a
meeting was called one night ana II
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TlORuAN.
Morgan Gives the Glad Hand Orias For
ter Improving Frosty rroiics.

Special Correspondence.
Morgan, Utah. Aug. 22.--Yosterday
morning the two members Of Battery
u, who went from Morgan county TO
Manila returned home. Their names
are u. NJ. Anderson u Peterson and
Ilelnhardt Olsen OF Milton. The cltl-
gems Of these two settlements with
few invited guests from other parts OF
the county gave the boys royal vel
come home.
The boys allghtcd from the train at
Peterson ana an excellent program was
rendered IN the forenoon. Nearly 400
people partook OF a buunteouH dinner
at this place when the line OF march
was taken up 10 Milton, where the AZ
ternoon exercises were conducted. AZ
ter speeches. music etc. the entire peo-
pie partOok OF an excellent supper
graclOusly provided by the citizens OF
Milton. The two settlements seemed 60
Vie with each other as TO which could
make the more display and treat the
boys the better,
Before the lads arrived thore was talk
of making the celebration county az
fair, but tho people IN the settlements
whore the boys reside. wanted 10 honor
the returning heroes at home. Bands
and bunting, orntory ana music were
the order Of the day.
OHlAS PORTER ON THE MEND.
The young man Ozias Porter. who
was so badly wounded at the head OF
Hurdscrabblo canyon, Is stlll alive and
strong hopes are entertained FOR his re-
Coyery.
A NIPPING FROST.
There was a light frost In this county
last night, Potatoes were slAhtly
nippod and other tender vines. il Is
quite cold today and the prospect Us
heavier frost tonight,
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VI our boys work In the Philippines,
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RlCHFIELD.
SEWER Couoty Urccts Tier Doys-Trost In-
iurcs Crops-A Sad Anair.

Special Correspondence.
kehheld. Aug. 23.-Thurc n HIGHT
frost hero almost every night, July was
lhn only month this year that Il has
tgi been below freezing point SOME
where IN scvicr county II 10 reported
mat over IN Grass and Rabbit valleys
irost ''' "''''''' '''''' -
GLAD TO SEE THE BOYS IN
BROWN.
SEWER county towns that had soldiers
returning from the Philippines kept up
me standard Of welcome that has been
accorded the boys at their homes In
uhrf parts VI the state.
vn Monday evening Private Lawson
" Joseph and Private Anderson OF
AlHIuf came over the II. q. W.
Az Elsinorc station the citizens Of
M'hiue Wrru out on musHe. Amid three
.hetiH. huTnhH, nrinR OF cannon and
patriotic music Anderson and Lawson
were covered with flowers and FLAGS
.Nl 20" former carried from the train
70 beautiful debeckcd chargers Ohe
lWl horses that could be Hecured),
Nhieh hlrc them TO town, followed by
Ha4n ~ vehicles half "a mile long. In
tng evening grand picnic party and
uW was INDUCED Ia By all the people.
nAoil spicy speeches We're made, and
.hHN'N hAAAAAHaN AAA| AfANlNNA NNlH
slg. "i1 was wounded on the Held Of
'Ailt, was presented a beautiful cane
~ d.. ern depot when the train bear
KS DAD Lawson pulled Ia ono would
NN0 ought there was not single
..i l'it ln the town. more demon
saliNr ana hearty welcome was never
1N,,Hl "a man at any place at any
w. m .g community no larger than
Amid The greatest onthualaam the
y sion moved up 10 tho residence
~ NAsl'N Ross and there halted. Ring
~ altg'uca were made b. the leading
'te'.7 ". mo place. after which Law
~ w band boys and mar y others
iF1p'E ut a uumptuuun meat ~ tho
h.1s House, In the evening a picnic
tIy was had at which an the inhabl-
rus % The town enjoyed ucms6lyoa.
1 49, tla II. Wells was master Of
t.e.noNlo1, j, A, Rose was chaplain.
49, was furnished by the combined
mus OF Rlchueld ana Elslnore. Tho
''aH verdict was ana IT, that this
Joseph ZINC ''e' """ ~
'I LATE ELDER THOMAS BELL.
pIIlhe sad intelligence OF the death OF
-'N.I lhumaH bell OF GlenWool. while
mission In the Southern Slater.
Ill.,, +sl a gloom over an this locality.
i.n,l Bell was well and fnvOrnbiy
r.'.i IN our county, and his death Ii
's"!l"d az one OF the saddest % sud
t-i lI'nees lie was lust In mo
irr Of NE, and had the ability ana
s.,'I,il1n To do unlimited good. De
1871 leaves a wife and two small chill
FL. Inc wife "a almost distracted.
r'.,, nah heretofore borne the untold sor-
KY w buryinE four chlldcn in rnpld
,"Hlon, and now to loae her hus-
tf4,L ana under such trying circum-
s,'iilers' H. almost more than she can
s,',,,,l' She has the most profound
NJ" plthy OF the whole community in
nri great bereavement. Dcceas"d 'vas
a. brother OF Bishop II, II. non of
rnW9od, and has a father and two
''e' brothers In this county, who sur
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EUREKA.
Funeral Of Mira Uiilespie. . Utah Lady
Born At Salient Very Popular.


tNNNNAtAA WI NIAAl'A'ttA.a
Eureka. Aug. 2J-'rhc funeral SER
Vices OF Mrs Eugcnic GilicHplU, aged
% yaar8. who died OF heart disease last
Friday, were conducted from the odd
Fellows lHl yesterday afternoon nt
D.. m. lutcrmout took place in the city
cemetery and O. large number M friends
and relatives ~ the deceased followed
the body 90 It's last resting place.
Mira Eugonlc Gillespie. whose maiden
name was Miss Dennis, was born IN
Salon, Utah. IN the year 1865, and
leaves. bUtdUB 90 host Of friends and
relatives. 10 husband and two small
children to mourn her untlmcly death.
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Principal place OF business. salt Lake city.
Utah.
NOTICE Is hereby rlvpu that ut 20 meeting
Of the dru'tnrs NJ the Lower Mammoth MIN.
lug Company, held on Tuesday tho end day
~ August ltI. Nu Assessment uf cents fs.r
company, payable tu IT'S secretary az his ~
noe, room 900 Progress liuidIng, -ult Lake
lliy, d, 90 uugy. and before the glrl day NJ
september, lsi Any stuHk uulu which This
nssrssiuUut may remain unpaid ON tho .iru
day NJ September, lTH Will De- delinquent and
on thu 10Th day ~ october, i-si. 90 nay mo
delinquent assessment together with costs uf
advertising and expenses NJ sale
SAMUEL y, PAUL, spey,
200 Progress Nulidlnr.
salt Lake tlty, ttuh.
nntod salt Lake city. August u 1850
-irst Publication. August go rpI
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OUR OWN STATE.
vive him. The body f. expected to ar
rive here Friday evening.

vive him. The body r. expected TO ar
rive here Friday evening.
raui Poui.on's hoy Thrown from a Horse
but not seriously Mort
Last Tuesday. Just after dinner NIL
ton puus1n. tho iGycar-old son ot
Paul poulHon. andlled "a horse which
had Just been brought IN after year g
run ON the range and mounted IT, The
animal began buchng at once, ana
after keeping 70 up Tor half a block
succeeded In unncatIng It's rider
The boy landed on the ground on
his head ana shoulder and was render
cd unconscious. Tie was at once taken
home and remained ln an unconscious
condition for several hours. For
while his lie was almost dospalrud "
lie rallied late ln tho evening. and lu
a few days was around nin.-llcuptr
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The relief Society officers are getting
their hall painted and prepared FOR
dedication. This "a the only building
uf % public nature that Thurhgr owns.
and 10 iH Co the credit ANA enterprise ~
slHtgr MookH and her Cuuusclors that
Thurhor 81 enjoying the use Of this
pleasant hall not only built but almost
price "a little morn widespread lu
Thurbcr she might ere now have a
meeting house and school house 90 feel
nruud Uf
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Location N Principal Place ~ business. salt
Lake city Utah.

Notice {. hereby given that ut % meeting ~
tho ntofturs held on the sth day NJ August.
A. - l1Ih, ana assessment NJ ono half u cont
tho Corporation, payable nt once tu the So"=
notary 40 bis office I'm Tho upsurrt savings
Hank ID Iusi Temple street. salt Lake lltY,
ltuh, and before september 10, l-gB
Any Ntnnk upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid ON tho 18TH day uf september,
A. y. i-m, viii hu delinquent aud advertised
fnr sale public auction and unless nave
mout D. made before, will bU sold on October
arg A, u. 1872, ut o. o'clurk noon to pay tho
delinguent a,'.ticssmegl iosctho. wJn tho
ELIAS ynlril
Secretary Fremont Mini Y Company No
~ \ East Temple strcua III Lake C,ty
Utah.
Dated August 10th 1850
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lu che Third Iud.HIlI ustrI.t Court state ~
itih county 20 sole Lake. Probate
lINls.Uu
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Z I----.Ii - ~

For sale By y. O. NJ. l.. Clark IN.
drcdge a Co.. salt Lake Hardware Co,
and George \. Lowe. salt Lake city.
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tn tho Matter uf thr Estutr m Jo,uph Vs..
Wilson. Deceased
The petition ~ Alice Il. wilson aIminIstrat-
ria NJ Interstate of Joseph rs. Wilson deceased,
UuyluE flr the rttIUfuuut NJ uuuI account NJ
sail auWlnlHtrNirlN aud fIr thuaIstrlNutIlun t
The residue NJ said estate tu thr persons cue
titled. hls hUru sut fnr hvarlng!un Saturday,
the sra1ui uHY ui september a ID. lsJI, tt
N.n urIHHh u. m. ut tho county Court House,
Boo the Court Room ~ Hulu Court iu salt inhv
CITY. salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the clerk ~ sull euurt with tho seal
f.r,F thereof affixed ibis -lul uuy uf
l''N''I August A. u. $50
DAVID e.. IN MAR Dlufk.
by Geo. Blair Deputy Clyrl.
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PROBATE AND UuAHutANsnir
NOIiCEs

Consult County clerk or tho Reapeo.
tive Signors for Further
Information.
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PROVO.
. r,,.. Msasure-Thc niaek Hawk Vet
s,,p. want thelr Money Marriages

,.... u.asure-The Biack Hawk vet
s,,p. want tbeir Money Marriages
epsslai Correspondence.
PROVO. Aug. 28-Iienry @. Blumcn-
,t-l charged with rape. and who was
,svrd over to the dlstrict court by
ts.,lee King In 5000 was unable to
,.,grs that amount and on the oven-
,rv The bonds were reduced to $1,000.
.1t q. u. belmont and william Holmes
r,rs accepted as surctlcs and the de-
f.piant was allowed 10 so.
tt KEEP THE PEACE.
rbsmas H. Vincent was yesterday
.5sss5 under $500 bonds TO keep the
a.,,e until hls final hearing. which 10
al for August 70. Mr. Vincent was ar
,..,si ON q complaint sworn 10 by Mrs.
g.ws vincent. HE former wife. alicg-
isr that he has threatened to XIII her,
srl assa that the defendant be- placed
under bonds TO keep the peace
BLACK HAWK VETERANS.
thursday h the first day Of tho an.
rusI sHcampmcut ~ the Black Hawk
i.llsa war yctcrane which will be held
Al ~ Provo lake resort. An unusual
az crowd iH expected 60 be In at
ts-llHct. People have already begun
a. arrive from all parts of the county
and settling thclr company grounds in
ufllg
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10 tho DISTRICT Court Probate Division. I'm
and fIf salt Lake County
state ~ Utah.
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which he will not forget for some time
at least
He was mot at the depot by almost an
the inhabitants Of Plain city and "a
large brass band He was escorted to
hls home and later lu the day tht p0o-
Do called Tor him and escorted him "
le school house. where au excellent
f0Fram was rendered c1uaigtiur "
HnHs. rocltatious aud speeches Re.
.UHhmguta were also served by the
E0uuE ladies and the sergeant was
PRESENTED with q gold medal by the
citizens which be- will wear iu y1nnue-
Ton with the silver medal presented BY
the State.
Send 40 cents 60 the "Nows" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
VI our boys work In the Philippines.
ION to Manila" We pay the postage.
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ftH1 Nn'us1uI Milling Company tora-
UIN Hul principal place uf business
salt Lake tltYt state NJ Utah
NOTICE ThHro arr delinquent upnn tho
following drsrrIhud .tuHE. uu account N
ussv.suvlt So 0, NJ D ryut per share. luylcl
uu thu GIh day uf july. fen thc several
amounts HUt opposite tlu uamUs % tho
---------L- --------L---- NJ L-------
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NortCE o. SAN on RrAL ESTATE
AM rIH~ONAL PROPERTY.
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". >. Csrbis, Drowned In Reservoir q
welt known Mining Man.



Eureka, Aug st.-Yostcrlay even
Ing about eight o'clock the ro.
mains OF NJ. j. Carbis. "a well
known mining man and prominent
Mason, were found IN reservoir owned
by tho Grand Central Mining company,
located about q mile east OF town ln
Utah county. The deceased has been
employed by the company as an cngi-
nccr for the past -Four years and has
made "a practice of visiting the rcsCr-
voir 10 Inspect Just before returning
home nj 4 o'clock y. M. A. the time
passed and he failed TO c0mc.hiH mother
raised an alarm us Il IL known that he
was subject 30 spells OF dizziness and
Il was feared h. had fallen IA the ruarr-
yoir, therefore sent Mr.. j. L. Williams
60 investigate the AFFAIR. Upon nrriv-
ing ut the pump house Mt Williams
could not IND him and hurried back 10
town ana gave the alarm, Marshal
iIouriol, accompanied by % number of
citizens, started Tor the scene OF the
accident. taking with Thorn up-
planes Tor the work in hand. They
commenced the search by carefully
dragging the reservoir soon bringing
the blackcnod aud hloutud remains To-
the surface. There ~ little doubt that
Mr.. CarblH In making his rounds ycH-
tcrduy was seized with sudden at
tack " dizziness ana Tell In, The reese
crvolr Ia about s feet deep aud isN2i
fCtt M area
Utah county officials were wired adj
wishing them OF the occurrence 10 being
Just Within the boundaries " the
county, but the chances are the inquest
VIII be- held IN Juah county n 10 D.
thought necessary 10 hold one at all,
The remains We're examined by DR.
@. J. Field and Justlc, Frccklcton and
as no marks N violence were upon H.
therefore, these gentlemen are ~ tho
opinion that no Inquest IL uecefsnry.
Mr.. CnrblH was 20 years old on July
Jist, unmarried ANA the son OF Mrs
johnson vivian Of Eureka. llc had
lived here for several years, and was
formerly a roaldent OF silver Reef. lie
has "a brother, W. q. CurhiH. who iH
resident Of salt Lake city, ana a sister,
Mrs w. A. Hicks, residing at Blng-
ham.
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NorEs Az pnnsoNALs.

Brother Grant IN setting his house
In order before starting on his mission
In October II VIII BE- hard 10 md
man 60 take Hruthcr Grants place Ia
20 FAR az the building up OF Thurbcr
IN concerned.
O. W. stfinEam IL preparing 10 build
a new brick house on the new town
site.
Eugene Colt returned from Falrylcw
two days ago where he was baptized
into the church Of Jesus Christ or
Lntt"r-dny Saints We congratulate
Brother Colt, and all who know him De-.
Hove that most worthy ana honorable
man has been added 10 the Church.
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Talking OF school How long e. Thur
hor 60 suffer tho want Of u school for
hUr children What or where o. the
remedy Tor this7 VIII some one please
tell uH2
n W" cannot be saved IN Ignorance.
then tho rising generation have almost
certain dnmnntlon staring them Ia the
face.
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PLAIN CITY.
Sergeant stewart L. Given Hearty Roccp-
tion by Ills Feiiow-townsmon.

The inhabitants OF Plain city cannot
hrag of furnishing very many soldiers
who fought In tho late war with Spain
but they can boast OF the manner IN
which they honor their returned vOlun-
teer Sergeant Robert stewart OF Bat.
terry 10 OF the Utah Battery was tho
only young man who enlisted for tho
war from Plain city, he returned TO
his home IN that city Tuesday and the
reception which he received was ono
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Send go cents 20 the News" aud
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
% our boys work In tho Philippines.
'Ou 90 Manila" We pay the postage.
Stamps taken In payment.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

AltNiNiH
From North and Northwest, IA. m, 5is5 D. m.
$50 y, M.
From south, 5is0 a. M, 900 a, m. 1910 a. m,
$50 y. M. and pidOp m,
LEAVES
For North and Northwest, 9'i5 q. M, li;il a.
M, 1850 y. m.
For south, 800 q. m., 100 a. M, 1905 p. m 5iSl
y, m. and 6iij p, m.
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Happy Jack" Hail and Jack Brnnan,
the wounded veterans 0f Battery ~.
came out from the capital with the
Iintic contingent OF volunteers and
have been here since. Both men are
seriously hurt and. not being IN very
Hood financial condition. the people Of
giving benefit ball at the hall t0mor-
row evening. Tho men are compelled
Co move around ON crutChoH on account
~ wounds received while lighting In the
Philippines, and II g. the unanimous
sentiment that they should receive PEN
sions.
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RIO oRANDe WESTERN ny.

AnntYIs
From south and East, iOt5 a. m, 1880 y, m.
and 1000 a m.
IrAvrs
Tor south aud East $40 a m. $40 y, m. and
goo y, IN,
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clerk Havcrcamp hns issued the fol-
ioVIng licenses 60 wcdi Thomas Bar
f5tt. AGED 90 ana Mary H. BircumRhaw.
afed N. both Of Provo. TO clifford
Jarrett aF0d 20. Of Provo. and Sarah
Houitln. aged ~. OF Vineyard. to Thos
FarfIc aged 20 and Roaolthn Hardy
agol W. both OF Provo. and 10 Frod
Green. aged %. Of American Fork. and
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Men and
Women
Advised Free
Write

mention
~ your digestion s iuterferroi with you will
present One or more Hf fhn following HNmNs
toms. Headache .llE D.. Pain lu shoulder zig
y. palUtatinu ~ Heart IflF N. paIu or UsaVl.
moss iu region uf stomach iig o. Palm ur sore
mes In N.lo llg ih PAIN To- Back fiE W.
Othnr HyiupiuWH thht may ufgsHHt are Nsrv.
uusursa WelkuHss Emae.atiHu Irritable Tom.
pgr. Coated Tongue tulsul alton.
hlbNAN VIII nvofe mu any weakness ~
The stomach ~ Will stimulate Tho gastric f1l
helea. causing Gov % thHsa Juice that are
necessary O. porfsHt Digestion aud assimIlht Ul.
HJblAN will stimulate tho uverf tH1t organ
y Impaired. causing ihH hllH o. flow thus glt.
ing the luwuls iho Laxative that nature has
prepared Cor them. On fh.a WAY, CONSTIPATION
! relieved nt once tiTnNAN Will stimulate
q perfect HgtUn ~ thuHo glands upon which
diFgHll- aud ~. Stimulation Depend
HLUNAN viii rlye you strength 10 win
purify your blood T. tsrus u Billions tom.
-t-.f msnt Mil nnd Do HtuAAN ~. HItIgr rIfu.
ITTnNAN cures go stomach. LlyUr kidney.
Nervous ard Blood nla1rdcrs
iUDfAN be- sold by druggists. or u will boz
sent direct upon receipt Of pflCu, tna 4 paHhuEu
or alA paukuEUH for g. lI.
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The brigham Young academy VIII
commence lta twouty-f1urth academic
year ON Monday morning next. and "a
great many students. both old ana new
are arriving daily 60 attend this Tenn
pie Of Learning" The officers Of the
school expect an unusually LARGE at
tendance this year. Prof Clun ~ the
academy has returned from an extend
ed tour through Southern Utah. and ry.
ports that good representation Of
young people would attend school from
almost every town In Southern Utah.
Prof q. H. nrlmhall is IN great de-
mnnd 40 lecturer before county teach
orv' lustltutcn. he having flllcd several
engagements already this Heuron. Tho
lAtest 10 Uollclt his services " from
Preston, Idaho, which the professor Will
BE- compelled 10 decline aa the academy
opens Tor school work ON Monday next.
The Utah county teachers are hold
iHr tho regular examinations NJ the
Parker school building in this city this
week There are about ueycnty-hyc
teachers present.
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NurtC

IN che District Court, Probate Division. 90
uuI fnr salt take County
state uf Utah.
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THURBER.
A New riihiuE store House Relief society
iisii To- be- Dedicated Notes Personals.

special Correspondence,
Thurbor Aug. 2i-Thurbor is enjoy
iur excellent weather aud crops are
looking well. Tenders nre being called
Tor 90 crect a tithing store. This a. "a
step ln the right direction, 4 suitable
place Tor storing the tithlng supplies
has long been necessary,
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ASSESSMENT 80. l.

Tho lnWur MAMMOTH Mining Company. %
corporation, location ~ mines. IIutlc
Mining District, IuHh Co., ttlh.
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an o. now ready Tor the 20-round
gI1yc contest between willard Bean
and Jack Wydny. which takes place at
the Provo Opera house Thursday even
iur 10th men have stopped active
training and arc In fine physical cun-
dillon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-24

Judge Booth today appointed Nclla
Ilns1u. Augusta bingham and =. r.
Christensen nppraiacrH To- the estate Of
David d. Labin, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-24

Special Correspondence.
Nchheld. Aug. 2l,-rherc IN n HIGHT
frost hero almost every night July was
l1' only month this year that II has
where IN scyicr county. II 10 reported
mat over IN Grass and Rabbit valleys
u. late grain b. absolutely ruined By
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-24

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