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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-31
SALIVA
Death Of Mrs Elizabeth smith crane
close OF usofui Career

Special Correspondence.
sallnn. SEWER County. Aug SEAT
Sulluu yesterday morning at D O'Clock,
there passed away one 81 the oldest,
most widely known aud highly respect
vd citizens uf that place Sister Eliza
beth Smith Crane.
liam smith and Mary Wilds. She was
born June 90, 1880. ut Aplltt near Upper
nUdfurdHhlrD. England She Joined
The church lu lsiA. and cWIErutrd iu
February, 1866, CruHHlug tnu ocean DO
the ship Caravan. She was married
tu ELIAS Crane at Florence Nebraska,
June 90. 1906, ana crossed the plains
with Evans handgart company the
same year.
Deceased and her husband settled
first ln the Twentieth ward, salt Lake
city but ln the time of the general
move wont 90 SpruEyillg, thence 60
Mauu 100 1863, and uu Co sullnu in
1884 In 1896 they were driven Co
Munu hy the Indians, but returned tp
Sulinu DO 1874, where they have resided
ever since.
Deceased enjoyed unusual good health
and much viii power. Tor she bus never
spent day iu the sick bed for The past
tAuutN- three years. until the ltth or
the present month. when she was taken
down with inflammation uf the Htum-
aCh, which trouble carried hyr on yes
torday.
Deceased leaves husband 20 years
old to mourn her loss. ANA also seven
sOus-the youngest being 30 years old.
Her two daughtcra, one the wife " w.
n. Robinson the other OF Nigls ltus-
musHpn, died some years ago, She has
nfty grand children, thirty-two ut
whom survive her. Sister Crane in her
life was strict observer OF the Word
of Wisdom and had almost unboundod
faith In the ordinances OF the Gospel
She was always kind and charitable to
the sick and the negdy her house has
been welcome home for the weary
traveller these last 20 years at Snlinn.
Perhaps there BE- scarcely one OF tho
Church authorities that has visited
sulina and not shared her hospitality,
Every soul IN sulina knew her and held
her In high esteem,
She was one OF those good souls who
made few prrtouHluus and little OUT
ward show but was pure IN heart aud
therefore according 20 holy writ she
shall see God.
Send 30 cents TO the News and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
of our boys work IN the Philippines,
ION TO Manila We pay the postage,
Stamps taken IN payment.
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@EICGlENENCsiEGlcs,CH
A Pullman
Palace Car Man
Grape-Nuts.
81 "a. "a. "a. "a. iM "a. "a. "a

In the morning, when you don't have
very much Of an appetite Just M your
Coffoo cup about unc-third full OF
Grnpe-Nuts. then an up with hot coffee.
awecteu 20 taste, stir well ana let settle.
Now try your coffee. Why, man. II Will
make your hair curl After drinking
your coffee. add little more sugar and
eat your Grape Nuts with a spoon, and
my word for II you will feel like a fight
Ing cock until dinner tlmo. II You
never have, and want something good,
try II once"
Tho above f. from Pullman palace
car man who starts out by saying that
Grape Nuts are fine with cream, but
let me tell you what 10 do when the OLD
cow goes dry" We would further sug-
sest that persons who have trouble In
dlEestlng cOifOc, use Postum Food Cof-
Zee FOR the morning meal and try the
Grnpe-NutH with Il instead VI with or
binary coffee,
Roth Grape-Nuts and Postum con-
tain certain elements that are Of great
value In rebuilding the human BODY,
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BEAVER.
Jane ouiie- and Jamc. Iorrrr taid to iic.t
IN Nother iarth.

Jane Gtiiiss and Jaufs intfrf lHid Go NUst
In mother iarth
Special Correspondent.
HEAVIER. HEAVIER Co.. Aug. gg-ThH
funeral services over Che remains OF
sister Jano Gullcs WINS held lu the
meeting house sunday 't %. m H.u.
John r. Murdoch uul Daniel Tyler
being the speakers. slatHr DUU.H uaa
ONE uf our most uuH'. HHm.u Has
hoen uu earnest Lahore" among ths
Young. WAS president uf One Primary
association ut one time HHI hold other
responsible positions. Iuw tU" meet.
iug house tu the cemetery tn. process.
sion was led by th' Primary uaUpIu.
tIun on foot A. The rmIIHa Nurs laid
loo mother earth the children sang worry
beautifully I'VE Want CO. Sec thH Tom
pie"
Iirothcr James Farror was lilI away
yesterday. The funeral services being
held ut the meeting huuH. 700 %. m.
ITuihnr James furrrr WHH I|l away
Tor his faithful labors by Daniel Tyler
e.. g.. baldwin. solomon Walker 81 l..
Shepherd. John 10. Murdoch aud UIshHu
Goo Eyre % MiuerFvlll.. james Eurrsf
was first counselor tu DAME. TylaI
president % the HIEh Priests quorum
an spoke ~ Brother Former n iha
rho remains were followed boy m,
Ulsh Priests quorum. Who acted ua
paii.bptrsru. Many are l.ft tu mourn
the llra uf n noble husband 90 luNIul
father and wise counselor TN.
brothers. from Provo. Wurn here O.
make hls last hours pleasant, and ate
tend the funeral.
Send 20 cents 60 the "NpwF" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio hlHtlr,
vi our boys work IN the Philippine
ION TO Manila" We pay the postage
Stamps taken In payment.
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SCOFIEL.D.
Ernest Jorgonsan shot by John ". Lloyd
Tor stealing Iurnips.

Ernest Jorgopsan shot by John ". lloyd
for stealing Iurnip-.
Hconold, Carbon county Aug. 3n.-
Last evening John w Lloyd ~ this
place came very near numbering boy
for entering his uruip patch. Ernest
Jorgunson, ii-yg1r-old adopted son 0f
Mrs. e.. r., Peterson, lu giving bis were
sion OF the nnnir. says that he, together
with several other boys. were returning
from work about half past z o'clock
ana IN passing John W. taoyl'H place
the boys suggested that they HELM thum-
selves 20 some ~ the tufuIus lu L'yulH
garden. Jorgeusvn being quicker that
tho rest succeeded Zoo entering tho los
ana was iu the act ~ picking some tur-
nipH when Lloyd arose out ~ ambush
and before Jurgrnsun hul time 90 Zoe
cure any Of the vegetables, Lloyd cried
out, stop there accompanying tho
shout with the firing OF his shot gun,
The hoy claims that while ho was max
Ing his retreat Lloyd threatened to
shoot again. but did not.
lloyd's version differs hut slightly
from that given by the boy lIH claims
that boys visited his place the uIEnt
previous ana took some of his garden
stun and told hIH girls they intended
repeating the net tho following uuTua
ing. In consequence OF this ha WINS
partly ON the alert, with the above rt-
suit
Upon making investigation. Dr. Is-
green, who was summoned. found that
i've shots In Hll had taken uuuut upon
the right side three Zoo the arm and two
lu the lex, the shot weighing thr..
grains each, the deepest wound being
about an Inch ana 10 half
-.-~--
send 80 cents 90 the "Nowe' ami
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NOTICE hereby eIyu1 hat Zoo nur..aH..
~ 81 .UlDr % sH.u made HuI .fUI HE
tru g0lu ~ tIU Stat, uf IttH. l.Iut, .f
Slt Lake. "u iIU i0i1 IHy H' August N b.
~ DO thr ml'iurHi ibot,iat..uf NuuHrm
mlnit ifnin. .HIl rs.lt.wII .... Ht HH....
~, ,lln .1.N. u confirmation u. lHIs HHHr.
ilr following drscfiboI rriI estate tI.HIf.
seventy huuIuItl, aLW alI.H. ..t
Ahl Niih 'n I'ua. north f.uW f.u southeast
,.., 0i .'' .'HI HNsi quarter .I. u' -. ..HH
hlufu two aI west uf sale LIEu r.I.....
tunuIu. th.uHu north uIuulUUu unU 900. HHU.
| nWlhs lN'I chains thence Fut .aI.u auU
ulneto'u uuu uhY luHurtutls IHa sIsIns.
ltyn,' ,i.i 7Dv"y aul eighty hUUIHUtIs 70 .sI
| tli'lN,, l' p..'gwi i"Elnulna situate Iu sole
A.'' lot, g.ng ID auI tsnuu Doc jlues five
] g., 'nin' Park Addition t1 usI.u yty.
N..n. .u's y.eHf sI. u.uu H. ten l#. eleven
is.nl,.e.h, Nysla lar. Addition Co
, Ais. 30 Undivided aar.Ha.fHH OF port of
] .N. I'NWr.' quartet .I... H..fIH. H.Hu.
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/ Vs., 81. tus south UafUIH' tHr north.
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t'u north lrs. I'D. H...f SAID tI.|
meridian. q. survey -.Ha.r Iu WrUur
! tuHUfF. -ufruf I.faH.
A.aHIu un..It .It.I uHt..I nFf .Uf.a.. e 90. ella.
u...H llfUf -r.tIHu uuo D. $3.50 boz 'u1r.b
! township ,.nig,n 'I.. SWIM .' Of. .i
! ,g,slu' $40 laHrm.rUtH. boz On, toIaty
rr.lrdp uduaI urar. rs. tl.rIt. ''
| lhtsIH.. HnU n.s.H... t..#uT duo Cannon
Stationery stone loo I..I.u IItH
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| h.H. ll.u NI.U. t"u.Ur.
susal 'ummuy ~
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Ntlr Gold Mining ,.uI.Iry
~ shhfrs uf DO. .lU|fH. HtH#N uf IHu Utah
shttvuf iu, capital sfu.. of DuHIH. IHu.
. drug company.
] d. aNHrUs NJ iIlH capita. HfH". uf f.. salt
lhA" Nmusgm'ut ,ImwrN
HnHfUs 81 tuU capital Hfu#. uf q. a.. I.E .Hf.
aulplrall1n
I nW shares u. thUHlU.fa. .tH.. OBJ f.. N.nB
Minus ,umuagY
t.s" aIIHr"s no fHl capital sfu.N uf tho -us
] UUTl O. NIuU. tumUHut
tI1 80 Skates uF tHU .tu.fH| .fH.. % aba
DcIarsu,gp A.,a.I.fuu ''
tsuu aHuu- of DO. .HMtH| .fu.a uf HJ
1850 shnrrs NJ tHu UAIItIl .tu.a % tt
Alexander NIu|H. Comp HI
Ns 9arr7 " thr .lr.fNI stn.y ~ hr iIfIg.
lnu Nuuus lrHst tuHUur
te share Uftlre tuHlI .IH.A NJ 90. sf.rIma
Mining and Mullins Du#uauF
o. .IHrJs 90 tUuulH.II stU.a uf tHo Utah s
sat Lake canal .U.... IN
Gold NIu.Hg uuIau.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LIRE RY.

AuWvrs
From North and Northwest, : a. M, 5sei p. m.
tit0 b. m.
rtum south. $50 a. M. 900 q. m. 1850 a. m.
$40 D, ~, aud glb0 d. m,
irAyrs
For Norih and Northwest, 0ii5 %. m.. iiiisu.
m.. iu.lnu %. m.
For south. IO %. m, $50 d. M, sos p. M. 5,3i
y tn. ana ga D. m.
RIO oRANpE WESTERN RY.
AuuiyTs
From South nnd East, iO.t a, H.. 1850 D IN.
ANA 1000 q, m
Tor South and East, 7.yO a. M, $40 .. m. and
'io0p. m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC nv
Aiuuyrs
From West, 6ii5 a. h.. 600 pm.
AVIS
ForWcst $40 a. M, $40 p. m.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
AuHiyTs
From East 800 a. M, 100 p m.
LEAVES
For East SEQ y, M, $40 am.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1892

meets at tho residence N Dr. W. r.
pIke. wodr sday sent Hih,
IarItor William Mitchell of the court
house Il confined 10 his home with
rheumatism.
a marriage ilccnfc was today ISSUED
tu uyrum a. Boardmnn. % and Emma
Mary Halliday. AS, both uf Provo.
NJ Dean MeEwan .HH or County
aantri with Il bcautfui pHIf OF twin
boys by hiH wife. All concerned doIug
U...u
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PAROWAN.
\ Practical Segregation for the Spread Of
the Truth,

Special Correspondence
purownu. Iron Co.. Aug g,=Yasior.
day while listening 90 uNotica given hy
our "NcWH' agent the IDEA duWuri UP
ON mo. that n every subscriber 10 the
paper after reading would send 10 Goo
SOME one else. 20 vast amount uf good
might Boz wrought with but little EFFORT
and ut u cost uf but 90 UnuiH per uu-
num- Every ward whore intter-day
Saints are found has ltH representative
abroad, pruClnlmIur the perfect plan ui
redemption and HllyHtuui through
these missionaries names could Doe proc
cured. relying uu their good Judgment
and opinion us tu whore this little labor
might result ln the greatest good.
BESIDES recruiting The Whol,s1." false.
hoods that are halnr manufactured
through the pulpit ana tho press against
our religion and our leaders, the tyauhs
lugH Uf ChrHt'H everlasting Gospel
might ho borne CO. many souls who
could not ha reached through other
channels. Though the news uf che day
might not De- the latest 60 those rrrulN-
ing, ynt the sermons editorials, church
intelligence. etc.. would ever Boz ruplDtu
with doctrines that urr born Of heaven.
To nll who ate DESTROYS uf seeing
truth prevail I would urge do not
stand Idly waiting hut adopt every
righteous plan Tor uprnutluE error. ana
planting simple truths. Whether the
uutl-"Mnrmun' papers and reverend
ministers balm the point for which they
are aiming cot not. N VIII Boz but 10 short
time ere their zeal Will wuuC. However
the crusade may terminate. let not an
Issue ~ tho bcsnrot News be- destroyed
nt home, but send 70 abroad that nIl
whom Il can reach may have a chance
20 receive real facts, Just principles
from a source that may bo relied upon.
T.. CRANE WATSON.
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TRY ALIENS FOOT EASE.

A powder To BE- shaken into the SHOES Al
this season your feet fcel swollen, nervous and
bot, aud get tired easily. " yuu have smart.
ng fcet or tight shoe. Try Aliens Foot fnsa.
cuuls tho feet aud makes walking aasy
rcs Swollen and sweating feet. h.istrrs anal
iuus spuis Relieve rnrna and hHnIuns ~
pain and rltVf rest and rTmfIft Iry 10
HiaY sud 10y al druHE|st- aud sh1. stores
.H Csc. Trial uarkHN IWII Addr,'.s
.'rH Oirsfad Nov y 81
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rnrMoNr mrsrNo comrASr
Location Of Principal Place ~ Hu,Iuos,. salt
Lake city, Utah

Notice q hereby given that Ht "a mDUt.uH ~
the Director, held uu thr It'll day uf August.
A. u. ~, tn assessment ~ one hHIf cont
Tho Corporation payable ut uuru fu tIU -GHa
Rotary % bis unirr To- Tho hysDrrt Savings
Hank ~ East lumpIu -tru"t. SAT- Lake city
Utah, aud before september %, l-.H
Any Stock upon which tlils assessment may
remain unpaid ON tho IaIh day NJ September.
A. d. is0l ulll hu Delinquent aud advertised
Tor sale ut public auction ami unless nave
mrnt II made before WIlI ho sold ON october
Sad A. ID. lsal 40 o. u'HluHk uuIu tu pay thu
delinquent assessment together VITA the
cost u advertising and expense ~ sale.
ELIAS A. SMITH.
SECRETARY Fremont Mining company No.
N s., East Temple street. salt Lake city,
Utah.
Dated August ION i.Ol
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rrost. Hsko ~ from Arizona on IA,
thctic Mission Crop. Hulnod.

Special Correspondence.
lDa. Wayne Co.. Aug. 2s.-prcsidcnt
Hakcs OF tho Mnricopa stake. Arizona,
spent the pnHt week In Loa. lie came
here with his daughter ana Mr. George
Wruplcy, Who are being treated fut
cancers by Dr. blackburn.
The crops here have boon consider
ably damaged by the fruatH the past
week. quite q number OF the farmers
are cutting their wheat for hay.
uolrou yu Iu Iaauuum HsntulS nv
Mining compnuy's placer mines on the
Colorado river passed through haru last
week lie took men and teams with
him and expects 90 do quite lot OF
work during the winter.
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And iu uHHHrdHuru With law aud the order
uf tho board NJ directors uluu July OH. is1q
au W1uy Shares NJ each parcel ~ the above
un|H" of thr secretary and treasurer, lul East
-H'uui -uHtu salt lHku city ltHh, re 2
O'Clock uuI.. 600 Wednesday, september ON.
Ia.I fn UHy tIu uUIuIuvut assessment thru's
CON- together With tlH cost VI advertising aud
Upuusuu f HnIs ...,.,...
Dated ed August, lsl4.
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The following additional gifts have
he'n received for the Tabernacle fair:
GENERAL.
Fish Bros Wagon CO.. Racine, wis,
,.' spring wagon; Enterprise Carralge
Mahluncturing Co, Miamisburg. ohio.
one l. X l.. buggy; Lyon and Hoalcy.
'hlgag9, one mandolin and case. Mon
up1l Tobacco Works, New York. 500
Wlno. cigarettes; Denver Rubber
'Ni Denver Colo, four fountain
slHnEca ANA two water bottlos. Mrs.
ll.lfl Warren, I'VE ladies' hats; Hess
HI'hn bakery what bread and dough-
hlia arc used by thcfalr: l.. Weber, fne
,l'-sl1r portrait Of Theodore n. i.ewls.
iN ,Inyun, Franklin and CO., Chicago.
having donated a magnificent frame,
FAa' Tor this portrait. Browning
nIur Coz ogden, Utah. one Tribune
I'Nr''l Adams and Wcstlnkc Mfg. co.,
h'. go. one camera; The Nlve Camera
~ chicago. one camera; Green and
f'h'rty New York, ladies' wrapper
THIRD WARD.
Mrs. Kuudssn. bottled fruit: Mrs C..
W. Cross, one lap robe; Mrs, Eliza
N0A.lsiensen, two aprons; Mrs. VIII
N.NH. lnncy cushion; j, A. Fairbanks,
on painting; Mrs, q. =. Wade. sofa pill
Mrs Jones, rope basket. Florence
S..'it cushion; Mrs. Bycrs, bracket.
ssiI., o. A. Parry aprons; Mrs. II. J..
C'ng, paper flowers. Mrs. Ray Farr.
,Nl'l "a dress; Mrs. a. A. Green. four
es,ns' J.. Ernstr0m. two loghorn
,h.'hgns Cash; Mrs c. lngebretscn.
~ Parry, Mrs, David Farr Mrs. Ann
H',ayM Mrs Youngstrom. Mrs. Manning.
L.'hrr Reeves, J. r. smyth. Chas Nell
", bernard Nelson NJ. W Nelson.
UUlHar Gibson. Mary Christensen.
WIN, Price.
FOURTH WARD.
, Emma Randall, two linen towels. Mr..
sWlh, cash, Mrs. o. A. Becker. dolly.
si'. Giles white apron. Mrs. j. IL.
gN'I'r painted handkerchief case: Mrs.
VI. H. Relnap, fancy quilt. Sarah bel
.Nlh box toilet soap; Wcltha Belnap,
lI'or broom q. II. nolnap. merchant
X, g, Belnnp, merchandise; Addls
Ll.lAhtyuo, sofa pillow: Lizzie Saun-
g..1' drawn ccntor piece; Sarah Saun-
,.,I.' scrlm drape; Mrs J. 49, Milan.
W kitchen aprons; MAZDA LoWouatein.
uINMn work dolly Mrs j T.. Hulyar-
t'h childs dress; Mrs. n, o, Hulatend.
'1Hhi Mrs. l.. s. Anderson MIN.
ooJh.inlloni Mrs. l. $. Proudnt fancy
Nhlto apron
MOUND FORT.
o. Florence Bishop, wall satchel; Edith
stone crochetod baby bonnet: Mamie
Sl1he, baby dress: Madeline cave.
ssnllla sack Mrs Hlgginbutham, corn
ATS A. J.. Aland, pair pillow cases. A.
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TROI'IC.
An Enterriisinr Town Room Tor Indus.
trious SETTLERS ti,r,cstug.

Special eHp0uirncc,
TropIc, Garfield Coz Aug. 2y-ThlH
live and Thrifty community holds un th.
progressive tenor uf her way Many nf
our new building urs nearing compile
tiun, and thoru aro more boo yuntUmpiUa
ton. EntrrpfIsu 10 90 thu fore front 1H
the wutChwurI uf uur pUuuI.
We have pleasure lu stating thIt
there ia lu tnlH vicinity between three
and four thousand acres of d. rIUl land
HH thHrH o. Co hH found anywhere. await.
iur tho occupation OF tho thrifty mud in.
iusiruua. such VIII nul nUrU 70 nHII
ready uud open tH thHIr hand
We had pleasant visit from Elders
jameson and Allen uf Emery stake.
they gave ua some excellent counsel and
advice.
Harvesting lH iu full swing here, We
had re- nice rain lHHt evening which has
had De- refreshing eject
Reports from thH mining camps close
hy are most encouraging. Mr a.. w.
Johnston states ihIt hlH company are
sinking upon rich vein NJ urH.
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Mrs. Farise. two aprons; Mrs. David
Coon. one apron. Mr-. Peter Gcgrtscu,
baby hood. Mrs. Morehcad. table dolly,
Christina Vanguard, two nprons. Me-
linda Felt, ludy's apron. child's apron,
Lizzie MUnson, pair dolllcR, Mrs, Em-
ma LynHlky haudpniutod lundscapei
Julia Nielsen. lndy's mlttcns. Emcllno
Engstrum. paper flowers; Lucy W. sla-
tor Croyhrted lace, klZa Felt. pair nit
tens. christina Nelson, pair pillow clips;
Mary ThurHtou. card receiver; RcEcttc
Thurston. card receiver Kate Noleon,
boys waist; LIzzic Lnnglols haudkcr-
chief box; Mary q. Felt. pair gloves;
Mrs. Is. NJ. Madison. buiied olouudor,
Marie Malsen. Melted drapo, Christina
Mouson, cot OF dpllicz, Leila Wood,
fancy basket; Mrs. Grace McFarlln,
Child's knit pcttlcuut; Mrs. Soren Peter
son. quilt; MR., Pearl Allen, two yards
lace, Nettle Mckay, sofa pillow, Annie
Mckay sofa pillow; Mrs. Jcns Peter
son, pair pillow slips. MrH.
Sarah Nelson. baby hood; Minnie Nell
son, apron. Mrs John Allen, pair pill
low slips Eluoru Mckay, boys waist;
Mrs. Mary Felt, child's apron. Mrs.
Samuel Allen, bonnet; Mrs, Eliza
Tracy shirt; Mrs Leah Brown. chlld'H
apron; Mrs. Mary A. gcertscn, mittcns;
Mrs, Angus Mckay, fancy quilt, Mary
Lofgrcn. picture drnpe; Mrs. John
Petersen. chlld's dress; AtrH. Charles
Stromberg. sofa drape, Mrs. John Yea
mans. one doz. eggs; Mrs. n. =. Hns-
musaen, one doz, eggs. Bella Mckay,
croChettd dolly; Sylvester Grow. one
huahrl wheat; y, T.. Bingham, potatoes.
chris. Thurston. two bushels wheat;
Nols Lofgrcn. 200 bricks J, W. Grow,
one load hay. Peter Danlclsen. two
bushels wheat; Lars Peterson. two bas-
kets; j. c. Cramvr, one sack potatoes;
VIM. lugstrom two bushels wheat.
John Mcfarland, one mutton; a, J. An
dorson. one eight day clock; VIM. Bur
rows. one pig fiyo bushels wheat. two
chickens; ChnH. Ericsson. one clothes
basket; 4, 4. RcngHtrom, pair home
made shoes; Evan Evans. half bushel
pearl barley; Peter Morgcnscn. pair
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Send 90 cents 90 the "Ncws' and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
Of our boys work In tho Philippines.
ION to Manila We pay the postage.
Stamps taken In payment.
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tu tHu Matter NJ thu Estate NJ Joseph Vs.
Wilson. Deceased.
Tho petition NJ Alice e. WILSON. HlmIuIafrIt
MA ufrhyrstltr VI Joseph ". Wilson deceased
urlyIuE fIr thu settlement NJ null account uf
said administrator uu1 fuTthuuIsITIlutlun of
thy residue NJ eu'u estate Goo tHu persons rUa
Titled hus Uuuu sui fur Invading. un saturday
thu svHuuu uIE ul September a. 3D. l7n Ht
uaIuu'eluTk n tu 700 thu tuuuiY court House
Doe tNr court Room NJ said tHuft lu salt Lake
CITY. salt Lake county. Utah
Mliuuss tho glyrk uf slll court with thr seal
I..F thereof affixed thIH END day Hf
l''NHI August. A. ~ l-It
DAVID e. DUNBAR, Clufs.
ily Guu. Uiuir Deputy tlyrA.
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PROBATE ASH uuNHptANsnir
NOrttIs

Consult County clerk or tho Respec.
tive Sirnera Tor Further
Information.
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N,,rICE

I'm m" TT|TTT|T TT""T- TT|T|T" TT|T"T"|- IN
aud Cor ~Ilf llhH County
state uf lIH.
la tho Matter NJ tuu IstHt0 NJ Epboaca b
brHltUa BROOKS. Deceased.
Tho uHfIfiiu Uf o. o. Uruuh.. administrator
Of fuu Inflfyuf ltuIUHar br.n.Ihs uuHfaa
Decreased, PRAYING fIr thu settlement uf tWu
uHUHuut of r4Il H.IIIu|sIrHturu Uu iHr tUU dis
tuIuut|uu ~ IlU riHII UT tHr saII estate 'tu
flu pUrsHus entitled uIs been HUf fIr
hrurIna uu saturday thr tId d#y uf SHua
frmUr. IS ~. IsNH Hf N.II uH|uHE .m.. af IIU
county court HuHaH. IH tHH court rIH#. of HN.I
COURT. loo sole Lake tItr SALT Lake County
tIHu.
. srt| thereof uuFrI INIa IHIu H.I
I.'Nt". 20 August A N IsH
DAVID g.. DUNBAR u.l.I.
IIy UTu g. ltNlH Deputy t'rr.
stewart IS stewart, AIfHH
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prL,>QurSr Assessment Soucr

The bonneville Mining ,n.. principal place u
hualuUss sI|t Take city Ith NIuct
situated 100 Lakeside Mining ulss
tr."t Iu.y.U tuuuiFt Utah,
Notice There Hru Delinquent upon tho fol-
Losing HIFsHHIIHHI sfuHE Un HHHuuut uf ussnss-
mruf ,u %. IytlHi July q i-n. 600 the several
hfUnHUta att uuuIHitH the nance NJ tho re-
sup.fIyu aItruhuII.fs ua follows. Via
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NoIttT ~ SAN ~ UTNI rsrArt
ANp rIUsuNAJ PROPERTY.

lu the THIRD Judicial uIstfl.t e. "urt state af
Nth County q SAT- Lake, rrHUltH
Division
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PROVO.


Ilay-Noies aud Personals.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, Aug, 3O,-Ouc OF the ruclpst
and most sensational Instruments ever
nlod In the Fourth district court. was
today filed hy Attorney j. W. n. White.
cotton Ia behalf OF Mrs. Jane Chiffon
against Isaac Chiffon, wherein pl1intln
asks that the bond OF matrimony exist
Ing between herself and defendant De-
dissolved The main allegations are alto
Ecthor too rank FOR publication. Tho
plaintiff sets forth that they We're mar
ried az Lehl IN the month OF June, 1885,
and since that time the defendant has
threatened 20 KIN her The plaintiff al
logea that the defendant n worth, In
real and personal property. about SlO.-
900 ana asks that he be compelled 10
state tho exact valuation of His proper
~ Plaintiff prays that defendant be
made Co pay Into the court the sum OF
500 for hor expense, within the next
twenty DAYS.