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EARMINGTON.
Deeds for y. .. Railway Land. In D.,l.
toany tii.a for Record.

special Correspondence.
Pennington. May i0.-f.e Grand
Young, general attorney for the 4. y.
n.y., nied today for record with the
county recorder two deeds. frnm sher-
man y. Day. special master, and Others
10 the Union Pacific Railroad company.
under decree ~ the circuit courts 81
the Z. >. for the district OF Nebraska.
colorado. Wyoming and Utah. foreclos-
inE the sinking FUND mortgage 81 the
Union Pacific Railroad company. These
deeds cover alternate sections Of land
IN the mountains In the eastern part Of
Davis county. which are generally
known NJ railroad sections" The pc
cullar feature Of the deeds II their great
length. each deed containing $500
words. exclusive Of the descriptions In
ona deed containing over one thousand
words. or a total Of about s.coo words
The record ~ mining locations In Da-
Wis county. made IN April-iOl-biiH
fair 90 be- equailed during the month
Of May; there having already been fiicd
Tor record thifty-nlnc location notices
thiriy.Hls Of which claims are located
on Antelope Island. three In the noun
talnr east aud south Of Iountifui
The ofiicc 81 county recorder and Of
the treasurer have been much Improved
In convenience ana appearance by the
addition NJ new desks.
DAVIS COUNTY SCHOOLS.
The commencement exercises ~ the
Davis county schools will b. held nj
kayrvlile. on Monday next. May 18th.
at which diplomas OF graduation will he
presented 10 those students Of the
eighth grade who successfully passed
the examination given them By the
county board 81 exhmlners, nt Farm
inFtnn on Friday and Saturday, the
9TH and 9Th inutn. These exercises arr
beginning 10 be looked forward 10 with
much Interest by pupils, TEACHERS and
parents. being In the nature OF high
school" graduation exercises In the
cities. Davis county has no high school.
hut diploma Rivtn 10 the student who
has passed a Huectssful examination a.
above viii be admitted 90 the state
gratifying 10 all Interested to have
public notice taken Of the graduate In
this manner.
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MOAB.
Wait Of Go,ernor Wei. aud Mining Experts
To the Moab MininE District.

Special Correspondence.
Moab. strand Co. May s-rhc people
Of our little valley received very
pleasant surprise the other evening.
when Governor Wells stepped from the
evening stage. accompanied BY three
other Salt Lake parties. ON their way
10 visit the noted copper mining dis
tfict lying u few miles south of this
point. the Goyernofr companions were
Mr.. Loose Of salt Lake city. Mt.
kearns of Park city and nm expert
!Lining man whose name the writer
did not learn. All seemed 10 enjoy their
trip immensely. and many were the
pleaiant comments. dropped by the
Governor aud his party, relative to cur
little valley and itH apparent bright
future. To appreciate this little oasis
In the desert. one must pay II visit.
and 90 DO 20 will require some little
sacrifice. The trip across the desert.
after leaving the u. q. W. ny. only
prepares one 10 better snioy the pleas
inr picture that prvreniH Itself on
emerging from the rugEcd canyon that
leads from the desert 20 the Grand
river. ana thus brings 20 view our little
settlement
There il plenty of fruit IN our a.
chardn got. although the recent frurts
wcrc quite severe,
The latest In the mining line nrc two
claims located lust outside our town
rltei the specimens taken from the
prospects We're NJ 10 the average
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THE OLD GRAVE YARD.

ny Fanny Grant.
In a golden night.
Prom the rnry dawn
The clouds have sped away.
! stand alone
In this runhrowned Held
Ana the murmurinE brrezes play.
a giin, II sunshine.
on every grave
Comes with the OPENING day,
: Vito cares Tor diNeaT
Now under the sp,l,
And who for IN" pauper, prayf
In the grave Ills on.
Roth under the sod.
And o hundred ,,-ar- may 40,
Ana our own small selves
Ana our own small lives.
with the endless tide win flow.
It's a scene ~ peace.
It's quiet sleep.
And the worn.oui dust 1. here.
70 let n r.st
lleneath the sod
who's left In shed teafi
And where the soul
Prom an aud lang syne
To search out the unmarked graves,
The last one gone.
4 score ~ years.
Aud grass DER tho footpath waves.
A. u seems with these
Who have gone to God,
So let u be- with me.
Let me Joy In my niEht
And no treasures ~ earth
Dare 10 burden my spirit free.
May md a home
with the fnnsamgd host
Ia that glorious coming day;
Yea. golden nlHht
From the rosy dawn
Al the clouds have sped away,
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VERNAL-.
Forrest Reserve order worryinE Flock
ms.tsr. ~. Poisoning HID Accident.

masters -tys Poisoning Had A"cidsnt'
Special Correspondence.
VernAi. May 0.-Frcight teams arc
still engaged Ia hauling the wool clip
20 Price. but the great bulk Of u IL al
ready there awaiting buyers, The
Hhecp-ownern feel better than they did
about prices on wool and arc OF the
opinion that they viii get from islsc
10 iic pound again this year.
one thing N troubling them greatly
however. and that IN what to DO with
their Hooks " they are not permitted
60 grace them ON the timber roscrva-
ton. The enforcement of the order OK
Guiding sheep from the RISER, alton
would work great hardship ON the
rheepmen Of this county. as there Ia
absolutely no summer nnre m the
county outside Of this reservation *.
capting "a portion of the easfarn end of
Diamond Mountain, which IL entirely
Inadequate. u u 10 be hoped the order
will be modified ~ pertains 10 this -nd
u the reservation. and thoee are GOOD
and sufficient reasons why u should Dc.
CASE OF Lyle POISONING.
The three. ycar.old child OF George
Gray Of this place died today under
very distressing circumstances. several
weeks ago the little one Hot hold OF a
can ~ iyr and swallowed some 90 It's
contents. Everything possible was
done to relieve u aud for Time IL
recovery seemed very prohabls. but the
little things stomach was In such
dreadful condition that u was Incapable
OF digcatlng food 80 the child has grad
ually dropped and wlthsrsd away untll
Its suffering ended la deaih.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
John wardle Of the Fourth ward was
very seriously and danEeroufly injured
ON the road between here aud Prize a
short time aEo. lie started out from
here with q load Of wool ami had fonc
several miles beyond Fort Duclesne.
when IN attempting 10 fcarnngo one
OF the bales ~ wool he strained him
self In some way, causing q danger Gus
rupture, lie was hurriedly carried iaok
10 Fort Duehesne and the services Of
the physician there brought into festui-
sltl0n, II was reported IN thu streets
last evening that he had di.1 of his ln-
jurics, but II has been tlnca learned
that this Il not true. hut Oh the rOn-
trary. that he IL much better, Ills wifo
IN now with him az the post,
Mrs, fienuiOn, wife ~ fsnitor Hardin
Bennion, has returned h1m, again az
ter having spent the winter In SAT-
Lake.
Hon. VIM. o'Nell starts today on
business trip 10 the capital IN compHny
with u. III. Doty. who IA on Ms way 20
Pangultch, wherc his wife hRs been
during the winter on account OF poor
health.
Sheriff Chapel OF Wayne county aud
Mr.. Pace Of the same place started
from here yesterday with Pete Logan.
who was captured several days aFn by
Sherif Preece.
Bishop Leonard Of Salt LAKE held
service IN the opera hpuse yesterday.
quite a goodly Number turned olt 10
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Provo.


Flftlnl ftfftHlNuu'N''s
Prove. May iO.--Hon. John u. Booth.
the new Judge Of the Fourth judicial
district. took charge of the duties ~
his ONCE today, and made the following
urdcfHi
In the estate Of Johanna g. Nelson.
deceased; sale u pcrAonal property
confirmed.
Estate Of Nsphl Kindred. dcccarcdi
Annie Kindred appointed udmltlhtth-
Ink with official bond fix.d az tspo.
In the case Of 9, u. Larson W ilaa-
mus Ciawnon II all hearing OF motion
for new trial sei Tor hearing Friday
May 18th. at 10 q. M,
The state v. John i.eighty. charged
with adultery order made for defend
ant 10 appear for arralgnmont satur-
day, May 18TH. az 10 d. m.
II was decided that the court would
mako the settings of the criminal cal-
.ndar ON Thursday. May iith, at
y M.
appeared and asked "a be excused from
serving on account of defective hear
INK. lie was excused
DIVORCE SUIT FILED.
Arthur Carter, through his attorney,
Thomas John, today Med "a suit for a
divorce against Matilda Garter The
plaintiff alleges that they were Inter.
married at Salt Lake In July. 1870 ana
that ever since the marriage the de-
PENDANT has committed adultery with
men who were unknown 20 the plaintiff.
There IN one child. the issue OF said
marriage. The plaintin asks for d.
yorcc and prayH for general relief
EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.
The board OF education last evening
a. 4. a
number OF applications were received
from teachers wishing positions IN the
city schools for the next school year,
They were referred 20 the committee
on teachers and school work. who VIII
report ON them after the examinations.
The teachers asked the privilege.
which was granted. OF holding the pto-
motion exercises Thursday, May lhth.
instead Of the 18th, at the Parker
school house. and Friday, 18Th. be- de-
voted 10 field day exercises AZ the lake
or some OF the resorts. The GRADUATE
ing exercises Will be held In the Fourth
ward meeting house on the evening OF
the 18th.
The city teachers examination viii
be held In the Parker school house on
June 18th and 18Th and perhaps the
18th.
The board decided that tho teachers
81 the city schools would not be com
PEELED 10 attend the summer institute
~ the county organization Us hereto
fore, aa tile board had no right TO np-
proprinte money for that purpose.
The regular monthly salaries OF the
teachers and janltors were allowed,
The schools Of the county have had
a very successful year and are now
preparing TO close tho present school
year.
County Superintendent Brown has
finished all OF tho arrangements for the
closing exercises, The examination of
the Eighth grade Of the South district
VIII be held at Payson city on May
iTth. and the examination for the
North district VIII he held al American
Fork on May 18Th. The graduation
exercises OF all the county win he hold
at the Payaon opera hause ON Friday.
June end. An effort IN being made
10 secure Prof W, NJ. stewart OF the
University Of Utah 10 deliver the ora-
tion 10 the graduates. .
NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY.
The new electric Hight company COM
msnced active operations on the pole
line. which Is erected 20 connect with
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OUR NEICHBORS.
BOISE, IDAHO.
Weather aud Crop uu'i.,in, as Given Out
b, IN. weather Burssu.


Boise. Idaho. May UnfaVofeble
weather continued until the an, whrn
u became decidedly warmer aud favor
able Tor advancing all farming inter
catH. The latter part u the week was
warmer In the eastern sections wh,tc
the temperature fci 20 freezing night
". There was an aNctuEc dhily de-
fciency ~ tcmperatur" ~ dcgrceH for
the state. Severe frost occurred on the
2nd aud Ord In the western sections
More than the nvcrnEe precipitation
consisting OF rain or wet snow, oc.
currrd In al sections with exception OF
Custer ana portions NJ blaine counties.
,uopa
Farm work advanced during the past
week. though the weather was too cold
for rapid growth Of vegetation. The
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VALLEY yIrw MIsiSo AND MIL.
mo COMPANY

Location % principal place OF bust
ness salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Notice IL hereby given that az meet
ing 0f the company held on the 9Th day
Of May. 1888, an assessment % y cent
per share was levied on the capital
stock VI faid corporation. payable as fol.
lows y cent Ter share on or before
Thursday. the Nth day of June. 1888,
and 4. cent per share on Saturday, the
9Th day 0f July, 1853, 20 u. q. Calder,
secretary az tho oilico ~ company. No.
q west First south street. Salt Lake
city, Utah, Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
18th day of July. 1899, viii be delinquent.
and advertised Tot sale az public auc.
ton, and unless payment IN made. viii
BE- sold on Monday. tho sth day OF
August. 1888, az ~ o'clock noon. 10 pay
delinquent aHseHament together with
costs of advertising aud expenses of
sale.
(slgned) u. q. CALDER.
Secretary.
No. @ west First South street. Salt
Lake city, Utah.
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srocKIoLprns. mrrrlNu.

NOTICE 4 hereby given that meeting
~ be siu'khuldrfs ~ the lh~ton-
Ncthin Cupur company, corporation.
has lrVn called. aud Will be- held at
building, salt Lake rity. Utah. on tho nth
day o. May isti NJ lu.cipck pm. for the pur-
-. of Amending Artiria VI ~ the Articles
~ Incorporation ~ aid cnmpany, by In
crraslns the pr yllu. ~ the shnft.s ~ tho
capital Htp'k ~ aid numuany frIm ten cents
ief sharu TO one dollar ufir shnul
liINNY ~tIgits President
JOSEPH SttgEt. secretary.
Dated Anil ~ t.ul
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crop. are In. ana Prospects are Enccurss.
ing-~tske Coof-reece

Special Correspondence.
I.oa, Wayne Co. May S-Thc farm-
ers arr almost through rruplnn and IN
prospects for bountiful n1rNest ate
good. The johnson Valley reservoir l.
fun ~ water and the snow that u ~
the mountains has not started to insl y
ns yet. the reservoir being nilcd Win
the natural flow OF water.
The Wayne stake conference Nhf
held here on the ith and 9Th. There
was an unusually larHe attendance.
Elder Jos. W. McMurfin ~ the FIST
prvnidonts u Seventy was In attend
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs. =. 81
Grover died today.
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Aurufn Miniug rumpany. principal place of
huslue~s. salt lake CIV. 4 tab Mines slt-
ustsd NJ NafYsNulra Iiutr 'nunfy. Utah
Nuticr l. hrfvuf given that alta mreunH ~
the Dfvctnr. ~ tho Aufufa Nlnlur company,
held Apfii u, ~. nf Ma ~ NORTH Main ~,
snit Lake city. asss's.nuut 80 4 ~ une-half
cuut pr sharr was lVVitsi un the capital stuck
~ said Company, payable Immediately To tho
Utah Any .tu'k nn Nhich this nssessmcnt
may rauain unpaid on the 1T ~ June. will
y" Delinquent sud advertised Tor sale ~ ppb.
fnr,. sill l., -nld nn June Is, i-pi. ~ pay the
deliuluent assessment. tufefhof With fsrst ~
advvfiislng and uNpenso ~ ale ~ order ~
iioari II Dirstor,'
JAMES D. STIRLING. Sccy..
@N Main H.. salt Lake city.
Dated May l. iso
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Children deprived of fats
and mineral foods have
weak bones, tiabby flesh and
thin watery blood.
The milk of nursing
mothers, enfeebled by chron-
ic diseases, or long contin-
ued nursing, produces the
same results,
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil partly digestcd and
with the hypophosphites.
forms a fat food which acts
on the infant through the
mothers milk, giving rich
blood, strong nerves and
sound flesh and bones to both.
So and ,i.oo, al dragEi,,s
SCOTT a BOVINE. Chemist, New yolL.
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sorIcn 40 srorn,,oLnnns.


onicc ~ the Northern spy Mining Company.
NOTICE 4 hereby given that u meeting
81 the stock hnld.r. N the Northern shy Min
Ing Company l. hereby called "a b. held at
the onirc ~ The said cumuany, Mccormick a
,rmpanys iilnk. corner ~ last Temple aud
iirst -ruth streets salt lake tity. Utah, IN
the .lrti day ~ MAY. 20. NJ n p'rlo-k a. ~
fuf the rufpusg " amending tho articles "
los Ing particulars
Article 10. strike oit tho words salt
lake, and luseft iu lieu thereof "Pfuvo-
Article VII. strike out tho worls ,'one
miilln aud Insert In lieu thsr~f 'Dn" hum
df,d and tweuty-hve thuusandi" hisi strike
put the surtis zone hundfrd thousand and
iuseft IN lien thrfruf two hundred aud nfty
thuusaudi' aiai strike out the wufsis ten
dnllais' and inscft Ia lieu thereof "nfty
Articic VI strike out tho words salt
lake and Insert M lien thefrf Provo
Alec ndd Aricle NNiii, 10 rad q. followsi
That the capital -tu'k ~ the tompany
may L. as.e.ssd at such times, In such
amounts and fuf such purposes a. tho hoard
~ Trustees may dsterWlue"
\. ltkNAtIt ~, secretary.
salt lake city. Utah. April q. is1p.
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RIVERTON.

Subscribers and patrons ~ the
News" In niyerton ana IL vicinity
are notified that the agency has been
transferred from y. ]. Christensen 70
the Rlverton Commercial company. Az
having business with the News or
knowing themselves In arrears are re-
aueHted 10 call ON that company.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.,

the Reshufg Milling company will l., held ia
tne nihcc ~ VIM. u. Preston. salt Lake city.
Munday, May ~, ~ . O'Clock pm, for tho
hcers 10 serve for the ensuing year. tn hear
tue secruiarys rrpurt and 10 transact any
uthcr cuisines. that may cofne before the
meeting Jas. GILLESPIE Secretary.
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TILLrlORE.


Willard County rs fromising Dsify
Ol.tri~t,
Special Correspondence.
Fillmore. Willard Co. May THE
treasurer 81 Willard county u sending
out the statements Ia the taNpaysra
Willard county II. ut present. export
ing large quantities of daily products.
People who supply milk to the daiflcs
mud the returns entirely satisfactory.
and before long that Industry viii be n
great saurco VI revenue 20 the inhabl-
tanis Of this part OF the State.
The city council Of FILLMORE VIII not
permit the physical culture class 10
use the Old State House building any
longer for their exercises. o. they tend
to impair the floor for dancing.
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The bunker liri Mining Company, a corpor-
~ the state ~ Utah
I.c-aiian p rrieclpal rlace q business. sal,

NOTICE l. hrriy Higen that ~ o nesting
tsffl. an assessment ~ une-half cent flrf sharv
vas levied un the outstanding certlhraiet ~
on ~ hsifnrr May pHh. ~, 10 b. I Wilson.
SECRETARY ~ said cufnpany, NJ the nflrn ~
.aid conipany, rplms lia aud ~ Mccormick
hle.k. ralt lake city. state ~ Utah.
fvnhln unpaid un tho aid nth day ~ May.
isyi. viii H. drlinluent aud advertised fof
sale II public auftluu. and unless payment Il
t.th DAY ~ iunr. islp. ~ shall he nes'ss.afy 10
PAS The dgllnuurnt nssf'ssiueni, tnguthCr With
The ''',' ~ ad''fiisps ensa gtp'1,'.. o. sails.
i,oums ~ ana 40 Mccormick hlOrk. salt
taintiiY, Utah
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hear the reverend gentleman preach.
Several hundred dollars were paid out
10 the sheep ahearcrs yesterday ana the
boys are happy.
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River side Canal cnmnany location ~ ptin.
eipal place - business, ~ait laku tlty.
Utah.
NOTiCIi \ hcrhy given that ~ a meeting
of the islari ~ ulfVeturs held nn tho .iih ~
Apfll, isiti. an ASSESSMENT ~ unr dollar llsr
siihfv uas levied un tho Issued stn'k ~ Tho
corporation. payable un ~ is0fufr iunf = i-Iu
~ Ansus !. Cannon. Trtasunsf. n and " -
Main -, salt lake tlty, Utah Any stssrk
uurn which this asssssmgnt may rvnhin IN.
pHld on June a. ~, will H. delinquent aud
advertised fur sals ht puhllr auction, and un-
less uaymsut J. made before viii he sid oi,
the ihth % June, ts'fi, NJ ieocloa'k nnon "a pny
the delinquent assessment tngvthuf With tho
cost N advertising ana vNIens" ~ sail"
ANUrS 4. CANNON. sery.
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sor,cr ~ ASSESSMENT so. a.


Principal place ~ business salt Lake city,
ttah Minea situated al Lake ~ldo
Mining District, lpuclc County.
Utah.
Notice a hereby Given that NJ mc-tlns ~
the nlrstnf. ~ the Bonneville Nlnlng tum.
tlanyj held Apfll =. tsist ~ Ne. io J.. end -,
salt Lake tltY, a~~fssfuput Nft a ~ Onf.haf
cent pr sharu was levied on the capital stork
~ said fumlianYt payable Immediately ~ tho
ss~'rtafy ~ the fumpauy NJ salt lake city,
may rsfnaln unpaid on tho 18th ~ MAY, l-yl
viii h. delinquent aud advertised fnr sails ~
public auction. and unless payment l. made
bsfnrt will h. sold on junn iniii. isq % pay
~ advert lslng aud cNpsnsg ~ sale.
", UitIi> secretary.
so 10 last md -iuth r., salt Lake city.
dated Apfii Is, isip
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LOGAN.

Program Of ladies Peace Meeting Court
Note. Marriages.
Special Correspondence.
Logan, May is.-ciiy Superintendent
OF schools Albert ~. Merrill was united
IN marriage today, 10 Miss Julia H.
Lewis, the ceremony taking place In
tho Temple. The groom II n son OF
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Aud IN arrnfdaure sith Law and an orier ~
the inard 81 directors made On The .ith day
~ Mafrh. isfa. NJ many shuHHs ~ zach panel
~ stO'k a. may D. urrtHssufF. Hlll To sold ~
rafu 81 Mccormick blnch. ln tho city ~ salt
Lake stair ~ Utih, on "Wednesday, the 10th
day " May isia nt the hour ~ ~ o'clock
mon ~ said day, a. pay tho Delinquent A..
sfssment thrrnn together with tho costs Of
advertising and rNprusi's ~ sale
:. q. rEAllSON,
sccrctary Triumph consolidated Minins
Dated ~, Am day Of Aprli. i-o
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Attendance as1s.
SCORE.
BROOKLYN ..s.. -. ..., ....,.. u
washington .s.. .ss. 80. ... II
batteries Maui, Dunn and Farrell;
wcyhiig and Mcclure. rmpftcs-
Emsllc and Mcdonald.
nosT0H's GOOSE EoG.
roston. May io.-The former cham.
pions shut out the champions for the
second time this season. Nops proving
too much Tor the hard hlttcrH % the
floston team. Three leaders ~ the
naitlmorcs did most Of the batting.
while McGraws work NJ third was cs-
peciaily hrirlinnt The home team
played iisiiessiy throughout the game.
Attendance 1850.
SCORE.
baltimore ..ss. e.. sstsss ssss y
Boston .s.ss ..s &c sststt sss
batteries Nops ana Robinson; Klob.
edenk aud iierEcn. umpircs-oanncy
and Andrews.
EASY For sT. Louis.
cleveland. May io-st Louis had an
easy victory over the Cievclands to-
day. the team putting ny n miserable
game sockalegls. the indian. appeared
In right neld again for the home team.
Attendance 300.
cleveland zee. ...,.,., .",..s =. /.
IT, Louis ..... 90. ..s... ...,if IL
naticric--Iml and surdcui Jones
and CriEer umnircs-opay and
fireman.
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Phebe Eleanor Bynon. PLAINTIFF.
vs.
william Henry nynon, Defendant.

william Henry nynon. Defendant
The state OF Utah. 90 said Defendant,
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within twenty days after the service Of
This summons upon you, II served WITH
IN the County Ia which this action 4.
brought. otherwise within thirty days
after sorvice, ana defend the above en-.
titled action. and In case Of your fall
urc 10 to do, Judgment viii be- rendered
nnairst you according TO tho demand
of the complaint. OF which copy 10
herewith served upon you.
RICHARDS a VARtAN.
Attorneys Tor PLAINTIFF.
Dated February 2Ath. 1899.
l., o. Address, Mccormick Block.
sait Lake city. Utah.
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Philadelphia May no. Philadelphia
defeated New York today la an olcyun-
inning game, which Was a battle royal,
Cafrick ana l'iatt pitched for their re-
fpectlyo teams and both men were al
most invinclble during the iinit ten. In
the eleventh inning, with iva men out.
Doyle made triple aud was followed
by Gleason with q double. Then o..
Iirlen raped out a single, sending
Gleason home and giving New York
on run 10 the goal. IN the phillles hair.
with none out four singles, a sacrifice
and a tumble by Doyle sent three men
across the plate. Attendance 3l5i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11

Batteries -carriok and Warner; Piatt
and Mcfarland. umplres -swartwood
and Warner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11
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