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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17

Edouard Foa, the young French explorer who has spent the last ten years
Of his busy life in travelling about the interior Of the dark continent. might
well De called the Livingstone Of France Although not yet 10 years OF age,
NJ Foa is one Of the most experienced of contempoaneous African explorers
His latest journey consisted in crossing the wilds Of Africa from the Zambei
TO the mouth OF the Kongo, and about this trip he has just written a book OF
adventure which is &c appear in both French and English before very long
NJ Foa has also been recently decorated By the French Geographical Society
with its grande medaile dor for til valuable contributions which he has
made 70 the scientific knowledge of Africa, n being the TACT that the
sources Of the Kongo are the rivers Tchozi and Tchambez-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17

this movement to softly make her way
to the door of the church. No n no.
ticed her pale checks and compressed
lips, or If they did they probably set it
down to a ease of the grip.
81 loved him SOL loved him SOL"
she murmured as she stood on the steps
for a moment. Eyes, for 20 years
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17
A PORTABLE BARREL

Here is a barrel that can be folded up
like a shawl and carried round under
ones arm. This newly invented ves-
sci has its slaves Connected by metal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17
IzAAK WALToN's INITIALS.

Izaak Walton was very human in.
one thing. Like a greet many other
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17

poker was lifted in defense, but Arthur
Farrady smiled and backed out of the
room. Next morning the papers an
nounced that twelve stalwart policensn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17
PRAYING MONK OF HUME ABBEY

In an old graveyard near the ruins OF
Hume Abbey, in Alnwick. is the
craven figure in stone of a medieval
Carmelite monk, which, tradition
claims, was carved by one of the old
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17

The success of that enterprise made
hrm friends of the Prince of Wales and
the Duke of Connaught, who have kept
up their interest in wireless telegraphy
and in Marconi eve since.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
Sorfcn on SALE UNDER DEED OF
TntHT.

NoTiCE D. horeuy given. that vhofcas
tlarir. g. Cannon Hul ldH Cannon. his rifo,
Sir1. iien'ai hni'dlrF lat..iy fhd Da9 N
sfIuOn. Ind nude cfuHuiDI Hud delivered tl
said HHclctI hflr uotU Hud HgfUcmuut for
thnt amount nnFHb.U 100 ih.falImUnt. nteuf.i-
linz Go thn terms OBJ said uuIH aud HrrrTuUnf
o. secure thn anil note aud thu uaTriaut u
900 tht iusfuImenti AMI of n|s fines aud W.
flNns uf said Hl'iatr. 600 tln Htup cato made
HfUfrtfU unH delivered fu fHH uuiHrai eu0L
uoufe ~ taunnn under thr'r hanla nnl
" trust was recorded 'u thH u1Isr 10 Che slIt
LnhU tunutF Recorder lH Nank u OF Mlrt-
s9fe., pay q, on thg i.th dlY,p' May, VS..
hT nfgrrci t1u11 made ulft uf llis u0tice
whereby ihnF conveyed tn Oclr1u y. cannon.
named lu slii dod lf trl.t and 90 By hrIr
anl I..lHn. rover, al ODE prnptriy horuln-
A1d whdirl.. tbo said charlie, 81 Cannon
nnf 10 Cannon. Dds wife afU nos BOO dufauia
ih paving fIH lnfHHHsf fuafHIImHuts ana tines,
anl ih0r o. nov due ihe s'clcty thu sum u
Wiariis. o. tho siur tlma tho sold Cbarios
N Cannon nnu lido cannon. Dds HifH. nlUlTtd
o. shlna of thn l.lh .efics ~ Stool ~ w
Iufu| with authority in aeil tlU simH lu case
of default n any ~ thr ur1yial1us ~ SAID
Nor. thorofnru pursuant va che tsrins n
said ia|ii ~ trust VIII SOD nt thn front unlf
Of thH city and lul1tf hu.ldlur lu tho tIty
thU nfh dlF q uetnhHf. A. n isll, ut tho hauf
pf o. am. ut public auction, GU tuU highest
bidder nll tnH right fltH and Interest that
fIu sall Charles NJ DAuuuu and lln Cannon.
Ms vito. bod un ths isth dnY 90 NnY. 10 "a
thIt tuUv maF HitHrvaris have aa4llrHl. ~,
lu HuI fI HIl tnHt UlUrU uT u1rUl NJ land "a
SAT- lukr uIuutNs Utah, particularly de-
HrrIuHu HH follows. fn-ult
Onmmr uring QUO and Sen OIcTunihs u io.tn
rlda north frHu thn southwest cIrurr % lnt
tnrrH NN. iu uIura tHu Iu Plat 20. allt tIhn
tItI survey and Running ihHueU North tnrrn
and ung'hau oHl rudai inUu1. east eight 1l
rudsi thHnrn south ihrrU ana unoshiN $50
rods ihuucc west rIght t'l fult % thr place =
beginning.
Also turiyc shHro. 81 stock ~ tho ilth
series OF stock iu tHD .iII fluna NruoNt
building Society nl.ifnd us ninarhld aud
wIIIHuuIN Coo ufH|HHHfia uf .HIu HIlH az nlft1 l.
Ell lu aid dDNIuf trust
DEOluE NJ CANNON.
Dated. sept % iuo.
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LYMAN.
Commensurate spirited Enterprise- luiid
Ing n rino Rock Meeting House,

Special Correspondence.
Lyman. wayne Co.. OCT ig.-Lyman
II coming 10 the font with her rock
built meeting house Early last SUM
NOR our building committee. Joshua
Cook George Chnppell and I. =. knight
held their FIRST meeting ANA decided to
build a rock house, 20 begin az uncc.
They haateucd 10 Fremont and one
gagged carlos Albright, master mason,
10 build the house. Work was begun
eoun after The foundation was duE,
rock hauled, and the macon started
about the laht OF August on the 2ith
Of Sept. the foundation wac dedicated
By Counselor Hans NJ Hanson. Of the
stake presidency IN the presence Of
tho assembled Inhabitants OF Lyman.
AZ this date the walls of the building
are more than half up, ana the work
guoe steadily on. The utmost concord
and harmony prevails throughout the
community. and the determination H.
that there ahnll BE- no stop nor lut up
until our meeting house ~ completed
ard dedicated.
other work ll not being neglected.
business aud Improvement gucp on uH
usual Mr. Evans IL having an udii-
tlon put onto hla hlun' Mt sorcuHcn
nae almost comulgted "a new frame
house. and l. II. Cook has had the
Thurber painter at work ON his house
and fence Tor five weeks. and intendn 20
prove that a thing Of beauty Ia a Joy
forever,
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SANFORD, COLORADO.
A Prosperous Mormon" settlement
Good schools Land In Abundance.

Special Correspondence.
Sanford. Coucius County Colorado,
Oct ts.-Thls ward o. in good condition,
bishop Cuowther and aids urr looking
after the spiritual welfare OF tho Saints.
Great stacks of grain aud good homes
arc chlrncteriHtIcs ~ the town. A nrat
rock mCltlns house o. started and fur
thcr progress viii be- made upon % this
winter.
Good schools are now maintained un-
der the prlucipalHhIp of lruf. Hiuek-
Icy.
sanford o. about three mllOs east of
Ia Jnra station, Zoo tbg san Luis valley,
Cuuploa county. Colorado, ana D. most
ly settled hy people from Utah. who
have b. thoir thrift aud onergy. built
up "a thriving community, The land o.
good and when properly tlcd, yields
we'll. more land "a being hfought un-
der cultivation every season,
There % plenty NJ land Co De bought
cheap from the blk land companies.
who are anxious to SET LAtter-lay
Saints 20 settle on their lands, aa thoy
usually mako "a success,
Some of the residents here who arc
Interested n horned stock are now o.
New Muxico, rounding mp hplr oattre
10 bring them into the valley Cor the
winter. Tho drouih here and south of
us has made the stock range poor and
the owners NJ ilockH and herds are gvt-
ting anxious us the winter approaches.
The late soaking rnlna have helped the
country. and the high mountains sure
rounding us are covered with snow,
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Special Correspondence.
Richneid. SEWER Co. oct. 2i--In the
district court today the following bust
ness was transacted;
In the matter ~ the estate o. Iames
N. pctcrEca. deceased; the petition u
Laura H. &. Peterson. the formerly DE-
vorcod wife OF deccdcnt Tor family al
lowance. was dCuled This practically
settles the contest IN this estate. which
hua caused 70 much interest owing TO
the amount Of money Involved. Counsel
Tor petitioner asked and was gruntod
60 days within which 10 file notice ~
appeal.
Laura ~. G. Peterson was appointed
guardian q tho person ana estate %
Laurence NJ. pcturrou, minor
Ia the matter ~ the estate ~ Porter
iluldcn, on potion 1f administrator,
order WIS made permitting the sale Of
property u deceased,
Same order was made IN the Thoa,
Ross estute
G'hr demurrer IN tho ease of Geo. r.
Blan Va Chafln ana Hay was argued
submitted ana sustained. and dcfen-
dant given ten days within which to
nlo answer.
In the ease OF G. W. Collins W James
Butler, BY order u the court, iudEment
was enttfed against defendout f0r
tg7i5 on condition that execution do
got issue for Ave days.
Court adjourned 10 November 2gth,
IsilI
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TROPIC.
Dountioas Rains benefit the Farmer and
Hancher-O other News.

Special Correspondence.
Trnplc. Garfield Co. Oct. ig.-Thls
section of the country hns been at last
visited by the much needed rain. u
ooploug amount having fallen within
tho last few dnys. Sowing fail grain.
blowing and getting the land In order
Tor next SEASON now occupies the atten-
tion Of our people. The lumber camps
close by are busy. the saw mills arr
running NJ fun blast. Mr. Geo. liybco
has added 90 hia plant come new ma
chiuery. including a turning lathe, ana
ia now furnishing an kinds q bullding
material known 10 the craft
sheep men feel iuhllnnt over the late
rnlna a. Il will frcahcn up the feed ON
the ranges.
quite a number Of our young people
have left Tor the academies. School
etartcd M here on the 10Th Inst, with
q large attendance q children.
An entertainment was given here ON
the 18th inst. Tor the benefit OF Elder
WIN. sponloyc. who let Tor a miasion
90 the Southern States on the 18Th. our
brother carries with him the best
wishes. faith and prayers u the COM
munlty.
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NorIen of srocI.noLprWs MrrrINa


HA|N NsNa" ANNNH Juan NNIH ID NfNHs
The annual muuIl1s OF tho siackhoilrrH of
hU saint Joe MINING romuluy. Cor Che rlr,-
ton pf officers and tho transaction nf sucl
uthHr business Or may ruuun before tHTmt VIII
hH hrIu &c tIH u1IHH 10 tnu rIuUIUg. co. Mnlu
street, -llt Lake tiiy, ou Monday November
o.. ts.u. 100 @ u BOO.
AZ thu same limo ana place and lmmcdinta-
IN following hIIu annual mN.fIu". HsntkH
holders meeting Flll ho hold 90 vote uupu
Che adoption ul thu iullnNi1r lmaulmrut "
tho Articles 90 Incorporation uf said COM
uuuY
Amendment TO Article Ky of Che Articles
Of Incorporation ~ saint joe Mining CUM
pnuy
THAT ArtirIH Nv Do und tbc same IS horo-
hy amended hy adding 90 said artie'n tho
WnrlH Tho Directors shall ulsn hAfu IlNur
GO aHIl uuN 60 make contracts fur safe of any
or uIl n tHn tUaI and personal nuptftY ~
thIa cumUHIr az sufh pfleus and upnu such
terms and conditions Us tlaV mas doom
vNpudIrut aud ilr thu bnt lnt.rais 1i tha
company
Respectfully
WM * BURTON, Secretary,
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gram. picnic and dancing worc the
evenings entertainment
IMPROVEMENT AND CROPS.
Three new buildings are going up this
fan. besides various other lmpiuve-
menta.
The different crops have yielded fair
~ good with the exception Of potatoes.
which have been total failure.
We have been blessed with a re-
mafkably pleasant fan. There was
very light frost on the second. hut ild
no damage. kuling frost on the 18th,
yet there run be- found green meioii Gu
cumher ana tomato Vince. Freezing
weather hasn't made ts appearance
yet.
on the 18Th and 18Th we had rain ard
heavy wind with cold nights. but has
boon WnruUr since
Tho health NJ the people iG good
School commenced lu tito ifi Inst
Most ~ tho men ~ The wHfi arr abb
Hent rrttlnE ln their winter ilur. futl
and other uccoesarlea.
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HEART DISEASE
Some Facts Regarding the Rapid Increase
Of Heart ITouble,

Heart trouble. at least among the
Americans. Oh certainly Increasing and
while this may be largely due TO the
excitement and worry Of American
business life, % IL moro often the re-
suit OF weak stomnohs' OF poor dises-
tion.
Real organic disease o. lncurahie: but
not one ease IN "A hundred OF heart trou-
bic Is organic,
Tho close relation between heart
trouble and poor digestion is bccauHe
both ORGANS are controlled by the
same great nerves the Sympathetic
and PncumoEastric.
In another way. also the heart Is
effected by the form OF poor digestion.
which causes gas and fermentation
from half dlgoatod food. There 10 a
feeling W oppression and hcnvlncsH IN
the Ghost caused by pressure OF the
dlsteudod stomach ON the heart ana
and lungs, interfering with their ac-
ton; hence arises paipitatlon and short
Poor digestion also poisons tho
blood. making II thin and wutery.
which irrltaloa and weakena the
heart
The most sensible trontmont Tor
heart trouble ~ to improve the diges-
ton and TO insure the prompt usalmlla-
This can be done by the regular use
after meals OF some safe, pleasant and
effective digestive preparation, like
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, which may
be found at most drug stores, and
which contain valuable, harmless di-
restive clements In pleasant con-
venieHt form,
aIftent use Of StunrtH Dyspepsia Tab
let's al meal time VIII cure any form Of
stomach trouble except cancer OF tho
stomach.
Full sized package ~ these tablets
sold by druggists 40 30 cents. Little
hoNk on stomach troubles mailed free.
Address n. A. Stuart Co.. Marshall,
Mich.
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MANASSAS COLORADO.



MHu1rsn .Conriaa Co. Colo. oct 60
Tho people 0f tha place ore rruFrCsa-
inF THE hIF groin holds to ths north
aud uert OF tha town are pleasure Go
H.U. urI lnH guluwing Cuch yelr uUY
uro cultivated. fhrr Ore now dotted
with erHiu stacks. among which fhn
tlID Norf ore huuuIn.. The lr1uth
md frost h1r objected che yIHIi ~
gmIu r1 Dc viii not De- 90 heavy a
usual.
President q. u. Smith 0nd bishop b..
Jackson returned FROM the late Con.
ference iu aHlt lake city run VI good
Instruction Cor tho people.
ThaiHH Haskell one % uuhn p'o-
nefr. ana nn Ola Time Indian mIa si0u-
nrS, Oh The postmaster here.
Hon. q. O. SMITH ro Weli known ln
southern Utah and formerly One of
umha ieghiatous De- uul active and
energetic hUro.
Tho san Luis valley 90 o. biz coun-
try ana lylrg nH n d0HH nt Ho great Hn
altitude. near 5000 f.et above thn HDI
level D. healthy place Goo live, ul the
afr d. no ruflncd ami rlUlr.
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srorRnoLnrns MrErlNn.

Tho annual meeting ~ fho etncthnidfrt ~
thn Pride ~ thr Wet MIulue OumuanV. which
should have boon held uu tls FIRST Monday Ia
IrnrunrV, ISL, having paced % mnUfluH uf Nhu
ruHo ~ cUetlng Hoard 70 rs ulreffufl ~
HffVr anil Che most HusIlua annual election
and until fHNIr HuertHHUra shall have NHIu
duiy elected bud qua' i1od. and f1r tho trans
action ~ other business HH uHV ufnrrflV
come hsfnrt tiU mHUUNH. D. hereby called Tor
nf Tho unlrU NJ fhU Secretary NJ thn DumHHuV
f0-wlti Room o. city 4ld tuIuty NuiIdiut,
fnlt ialu 1854. Utah. slli mgDfllT SD nIsB
rrnl uuun iNo fIHItal TfurN - tir fIrnnft-
ton. j. "a. 40 NHIN. sUrfrfnrr
hait Lake CITY Utah. -uut ltn. lslA.
Mo tIuT adjourned fl Wtdndalay Sow.
tf1 org 3il1 %. ui, same u.acs
y. a. JIN-EN Secretary.
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HEBER.
Democratic and Republican Nominees for
IOWA Ohiccrs.

ANhh NhAANHs
Special Correspondence.
Heber City. Waaatch Co. oct. 81
Following are the nominees for town Of
nccra, nominated by the two parties.
DEMocRATIC TICKET.
For president. Robert Duke: FOR trus-
toes, John n Murdoch. Joseph n. Lam
bort, John Garlic, Joseph 3. Mcdonald.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For president. John l.. Halbom; FOR
truatecs David e.. Hanks. Elisha j.
Cummings. Thomas Giles, John IL.
Clcgs.
The recent storm was very heavy In
this county. 10 has delayed threuhing
and the harvesting % vegetables,
Farmers are now rustling IN thicr late
crops during the last few days of nno
weather,
The train service Of the u. 4 n. q.
Il very much appreciated by the people
OF uebcr. and giving general Aatlsfac-
tlon.
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OUR OWN STATE.

His body will b. sent through 10 or
den In charge OF Geo. e. Thompson.
Mrs snyder. thr mother of the de-
ccaetd. who resides ~ Knoxville. Tenn.
was Informed BY telegraph ~ her sons
demise. and a reply was received BY
Mr. Jones this m0rning. In which she
stated that u would b. Impossible for
her 10 attend the funeral
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z-,ovAL NOTICE.

NJ tnn,,h ~. ~ removed g. Ne. so
.ofi.a his ~ ,trest at Larsin q
SO --g.r o, $500
o55TS ODi, %. i',-'
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LOGAN.
Democratic Nominees Tor city Onicer.-
Arrested Toe n.si.tinE Omeer-- Accident.

Democratic Nominees for city Onicer--
Arrested Toe n-.l.tinE omccr- Accident
Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co. oct 2a.-lThc
Democratic convention was held Ia the
court house IN this city yesterday and
a ticket nominated 20 be voted on Nov
q with the following result:
For mayos Anthem Anderson: truaa-
urer. Mrs. Hannah jacobson. recorder.
Mrs Marietta = orusby; marshal. Vie
tor Crockett; attorney " y. kceler,
city justice. W. y Thomna
Frank X. NchCker was chosen chair
man u the city committee Tor the COM
ing year. and the convention adjourned.
Vim. ~ Preston Ir has been named
b. the Democrats Of The Fourth ward
10 fill the vacancy on the cuuncllmnnic
ticket made BY the resignation Of =. a.
Lurgton.
REsIsTED AN OFFICER
Mr. A. n. Peterson Jr.. of Hyrum.
county lrh and gume warden. yesterday
entered complaint against samuel Price
Of WollHvilie. for resisting Peterson In
the discharge OF his duty Peterson was
taking nah from canal on Prices
land. tho water Ia which was rucedlug.
~ prcncrihcd by law, when Price
brought uut a shotgun and ordered the
game warden away. sheriff Crockett
WNNA NAN'N ANN' WIN % " ANAN NNfAHi~
day afternoon.
In the district court. IN the case ~
George a. Lowe W Ncphl Saronaon 81
al, Ia which plalniin sued for 5000 for
breach u contract, the jury found n
verdict ~ mo cause Of action"
In the probate division Julia A.
Smith ~ Smithneld was appointed adj
mlnlstrntrix OF the estate ~ VIM. ].
smith. deceased. Appraisers were also
appointed In the matter Of the same
estate.
FRIoHTFUL ACCIDENT.
Edmund Spencer. i2-ysar-oid grand
son Of Mr.. and MrH. q. W. Thatcher.
while casting bullets the other evening
loft some water IN the mould and the
hot lead aplashcd into his eyes, fcarfully
burning them. lie II under the care of
a specialist ana u l. thought he viii not
lose the sight ~ his eyes.
Joseph Hallif leaves here Tuesday for
a mission Ia the southern States.
ONE YEAR IN PEN.
Special per pesorct Telegraph.
Logan. Cache CO.. Oct. 23.-1udge
Hart this morning sentenced George
". Jones 10 one year In the ponitcn-
tiary for the crime of adultery. The
sheriff takes Jones south today
In Wilkinson abduction ease de-
murrcr 10 writ of hnheha corpus over
ruled ana testimony now being TAX
en-.
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SMITHFIELD.
Democrats Meet In Convsntlon and Soni-
nate CITY omeors.

Special Correspondence.
smiihneld. Cache Co. oct 22.-smlth-
field Democrats met On convention on
Saturday evening Oct. 2isi, and nomi-
mated the following city tickets
mayor. Ioa. iilili marshal, a. j..
Merrill. recorder. Ino. ~. poters0u;
treasurer. Elizabeth r. Iuohau, Justice.
Goo. " smith. councllmen. VIM.
Thornley, Frank Coleman. Robert a.
Balm. Geo. Hind. Eric Olson.
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RICHFIELD.
Edward Wright. Coiorcd. Pleads Caiity TO
Grand Laresny--ss TO Three Years.

Special per Dcsorct Telegraph.
Rlehncld. SEWER County. Oct ei.-Ed-
ward Wright. colorcd man. came be-
fore the court 20 plead 90 two Informal
tons charging him with grand larceny
one for stealing a horse and the other
To the first Information ana upon motion
N Dictrict Attorney Chidcator the
other case was dismissed. After giving
defendant an Impressive lecture the
court sentenced him 10 three years In
the State prison. Wright ~ the man
who was supposed to be- planning to
llbernte Silver tlp az he passed through
the canyon 90 10 To trial at Loa.
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NOTICE D. hrrhT given that 40 meeting
Of thu Directors held un thn iffI dhy % uet-
uhuU A. w.. ts1l. m assessment ui nnn cont
per share was lHtiUd nn thy capital 4iuck ~
thu corporation. payable ut uuHH tu Che rt'HIn.
tHry nf hls office in BOO n..Dr,t savings liHuk,
10 alufh fnHf IWrI u FL ltrfUfi salt lake cay.
Utah. and hUiurH NoVrIInrf irtu. isHt
Any stock uuuu While fulH assessment may
frmaiu unpaid 1000 tlo iffh dnT ~ November
A. d. tHIi. will lH dUluTuHnf and advertised
Tor .lIv ni uInIIs auction. and uuIUHI tlYmnnt
g. made hHfurU viii la Huid un lurrmhrr ifh,
a. % isfi. nt .. o'clock noon, iu ply tho dclln-
uuUuf assessment together with INC Gust ~
ulVrftlsluH and EXPENSES uf sale
ELIAS A. SMITH.
SECRETARY lWmunt MlninT Company,
10. p. lnst Temple street, sails
Lake CITY, Utah.
Dated october ilth. isla
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AMERICAN FORK.
Democratic Nominees ror city omeors-
Party Pledges.

THTTN TI0NIN39
Special Correspondence.
American Fork. Utah. Oct. 23.--rhe
Democrats OF this precinct met IN the
Genital school house Saturday evening
10 nominate q ticket TO b. voted ON at
the coming election FOR city officers.
The following arr the nominees;
For mayor Jacob v. Jcn-pui recorder.
Alfrcd q. punkloy. treasurer. Mrn.
Phoebe Lynch. justice % the peace.
Willard j. shiplcy. marshal. william
King. cuuncllmeu. n. Y. Gruonwpo1. J.
l.. snow. william y. Robinson. Thoa. J.
Barratt. Alvn a. Green Sr.
The nominees pledge themselves 10
adopt measures 10 strictly enforce the
curfcw law. 10 close the saloons at
nine o'clock and 10 keep minors from
frulunntLng thn-n plnnna.
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