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MINERAL EXHIBIT
Secured for the Third Annual State
 Fail Which Begins Monday.

Hon. Creed Caldwell has just re- turned from Little Rock whither he went in the interest of the State Fair. Mir. Caldwell says that things are booming up in the Rock for the Fair and that on Little Rock day we may expect to see a crowd equal to any that Pine Bluff has ever sent to Little Rock. While there MT. Cald- we'll secured the State Mineral Ex. hibit which will arrive here Satur- day. It will be in charge of Com missioner Frank Hill. Mr. Gala we'll leaves this afternoon for the Johnson county fair. He will at tend the Fort Smith street fair al- so with a view of securing any available attractions that may seem worthy of booking. The time is draVing near and everything is on the pom for the Fair. From the outlook it will prove a grand sue. cess.
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Practical Charity or a alag.

King Oscar of Sweden and Norway. always ready with his purse in the pro- motion of scientific research, appears to have rendered a great service to mankind by having, at his own ex- pense, caused deaf and dumb man to be trained under a certain system of massage of throat ears, etc, ad' vocated by a great Swedish surgeon, with the result that the lucky patient mas begun to speak and can hear.
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Where They Hang Out.

New Orleans Times-Democrat "I was travelling through a thinly settled district up the country some time ago, ," said 3 drummer, who can't tell a lie when he sees one, and had occasion to stop at small town off the liue of the road. The only vehicle I could get at the station was a ramshackle buggy driven by an old darky, and as we snailed up the road I amused myself by pumping him about people and things. Finally it occurred to me to get some pointers on the best place to lodge. Look here, uncle, I said, where do folks generally hang out here?' The old man gave a sudden start and glared at me with evident apprehension. Well, boss, he replied in a hoarse whisper, they mos gen. er'ly hangs out on that thar big ches'- nut tree wonder, second linn frum tn bottom.
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STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO, LUCAS Co. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the. Co.,. doing business in the City of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of S100, for leach and every case of Catarrh that connot bc cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. e
 FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December, A D. 1886 fsEALJ A. W. GLEASON.
 Nor AIRY PUBLIC. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Send for testimonials ire. Sold by Druggists 75c.
 Halls Family P are the best.
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Nuts for the Monkey,

oDan," said four-year-old to his brother. "give me penny to buy a monkey" :" We have one monkey in the house already" said his brother. .Who is it, Dan?" "It is you" was the reply. "Then, Dan, give me a penny to buy nuts for the monkey" The brother could not resist this ap- peal.
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Mrs. J. P. Magness, Crowlv, Ark, writes; Dr. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine cures Liver Comp aint LaGrippe, Chills and Fever, and cured my tather-in-law of what the 'octors called Consumption. I ink it su- nsrior to Zellins
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Prime of MaIes. Ways.

It is well known that the Prince of Wales thoroughly delights in patch ing up quarrels between his friends hut he also occasionally delivers 8 hearty lecture to a friends youthful son. or argues genially against follleA
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LIGHT PLANT

With Aid. Veil on the
 ai-Facts and Figures
 regular meeting of the city
 Monday night Alderman
 aIintroduced az ordinance
 a improvement district
 zsetion Of an electric light
 ibis city, and sad ordinance
 ad.
 isaid ordinance can become
 Rthe petition must receive
 itare of a majority in value
 Vperty ho.ders of the city,
 10 a view ot securing said
 ps canyassers will be out
 few days.
 nan Well was a pleasant
 l the Graphic office this
 and from him we secured a
 and figures relative to the < i enterprise I
 rdinance proposes a tax of
 one'half miles per hundred
 real estate values of the 8ad Mir. Veil That would iofl 50 a year per thousand on real estate. I estimate
 would bring il $3, 800 per l A light plant can be built Qo and it would pay for it. 5ss than ten years. The tax Individual real estate owrer, |ge before stated, would be ||A'0 per year on the thousand, |aFls not a property owner |'aa not save more than that \ each year by 3 reduction in Ffotligtt,
 'ol'd also be a great saving 'olF continued the Alder We are paying $393. 50 per lofI'ght, and yet cur city is .aaately lighted. The anuu- :, ~. Y, 'ae public lights approxi- "'iO per annum. If the city !. .S own lighting plant we 2 ,''s more lights and better 'aa1 " at present with no more " public than now. Pri. 4Suners would also receive Dsafs and cheaper lights Y. present. for less cost, and :. s'0ual sum they would have ;, 7 taxation would be more 'ae up by the difference in <. lgats. I hope, therefore, /" sl sa Alderman Well, "that aI T committee calls on our ,. a0!aers 0.1 for their signatures 7 VIII promptly sign the pe- @u well is a conservative yro.t property holder and a 2 o'ba. ba abilities in finance and att. ts may have to say is woy- ,a as''entlon. His interview, < :, aoove, should therefore 'us consideration of the
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Miss Lillian Forman arrived this morning on the Valley from Troy, Mo. She will, during her soiourn here, be the guest of Mrs. E. B. Harvey.
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To stimulate Sluggish Liver. Banish Bil- lousnees, Disperse DJ Jsp apsia, Prevent Sick and Nervous Headache, use Dr. M. A, Sim mons Liver Medicile.
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pr. NJ. A. Simmors Liver Medicine has greatly tenefitted others and is reasonably certain to do ycu sood. Try it.
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Miss Millie Dyer and Mir. NJ. w. Galloway will be married tonight at the home of the brides parents at Tamo.
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A false alarm called the fire depart ment to Fifth avenue and Cherry street at 3:30 this afternoon. No damage.
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Miss Rogers returned from Little Rock this morning where she had been spending a few day with her mother.
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Miss Edna Tucker will arrive in the city this evening. She will be the guest of Miss Sue Knox.
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Mir. Lawrence Knox, who has been to St. Louis in the interest of the Flo yer Feast, returned this morning.
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The Health Restorer and Health-Main- tainer pr. M. A. Simmons L yer Medicine Strengthens the Nerves. makes you plump and Comedy and Enriches the complexion with natures choicest colors.
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Mir. T. Pearce, the real estate agent. left for points south on the Valley this morning.
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pr. NJ A Simmons Liver Medicine Quickens the Appetite. Aids Digestion gives Tone and Vigor to all the functions and fortihes the sY stem az inst Epid mic Influences.
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Mrs. c. R. Shell, of St. J Joseph, Mo-, is in the city the guest of Misses I.illie and Lovie Groves.
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BORN-To Mr. and Mrs. John s. Raerigh of Psstoria township, a girl. Weight 10 pounds.
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Mir. T, J. Barton of the Palace Restaurant returned yesterday from trip to Little Rock.
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Mrs. NJ. Fall left fur her home at Linuwood this morning.
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Mrs. W. D. Savage left this morn- ing for visit to Greenville. Texas.
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Mrs John Davis left this morning 10 visit relatives at Dallas.
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A essrs. w. T. Woodbridge and Mai. D. H. Rousseau returned yesterday from Arkansas City.
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Mrs. c. Smith returned last night from a two months sojourn in Ohio.
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From Wednesdays Daily.l

Mr. F. ". yitz is quite sick at his home.
 Mir T. B. Goldsby Of England, is in the city.
 Mrs. NJ. Fall left fur her home at 1 inuwood this morning.
 Mrs. John Davis left this morning 10 visit relatives at Dallas.
 Mrs. W. D. Savage left this morn ing for a visit to Greenville. Texas.
 Mrs. c. Smith returned last night from two months sojourn in Ohio. A essrs. w. T. Woodbridge and Maj. D, H. Rousseau returned yesterday from Arkansas City.
 Mir. T, J. Barton of the Palace Restaurant returned yesterday from a trip to Little Rock.
 BORN-To Mir. and Mrs. John S. Raerigh of Pastoria township, a girl. Weight 10 pounds.
 Mrs. c. R. Shell, of St. Joseph, Mo-, is in the city the guest of Misses I.illie and Lovie Groves.
 pr. NJ A Simm1 1ns Liver Medicine Quickens the Appetite. Aids Digestion, gives Tone and Vigor to all the functions and fortihes the sy stem az inst Epid mic Influences.
 MT T Paarcn thn rnnl nct 4o
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Mr. T. B. Geldsby of England, is In the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-07

ricd. and their families are left nearly
destitute. This IL a sad business. and
should be sufficient 90 deter any man
from working IN the mill, especially
when Il u known fact that to work
where the dust can be Inhaled II cer-
tain to induce lingering, painful III
ness almost certain 10 end In death.
Far better to pitch hay for board alone
than to sacrifice life and bring afiilctlon
on those nearest and dearest to YOU.
Don't work there: better 10 work for
ffty cents n day. or better still. get
small piece OF land and make II produce
sufficient 20 keep you In health. or
what value IN money when you have Ia
sacrifice health ana life itself to obtain
A number Of the citizens OF pnnacca
are up working on the reservoir. Tho
work IL pruEf craing nicely and when
We set IL completed We viii have rvs.
crvOlr equal TO the Enterprise reservoir
near Hebron with less than one-fourth
the cost. Here IL splendid opportun-
ny for anyone wanting homes there
II plenty Of good land for from 20 to 60
families: the reservoir VIII furnish
abundance 81 water; plenty 81 good
nelHhhors, etc, Anyone deHlrlng infor-
nation concerning the project are re-
ducftcd 20 communicate With ". II,
Phillips. superintendent. A. H. Wedge.
secretary. or bishop y. G. l,onnow. who
will cheerfully furnish any Information
defircd.-Wnrhington County News.
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the vitality from the nerve eshiers. and the
one great remedy which seldom fails to over.
come this action Is Dt. Miles Nefvine. !,
soo,hcs and qule,s the Initiated nerves, II
builds up the vitality and ferlenishes the
wasting nerve force a. fast ~ disease tears II
down. I, puts new life into every muscle. OF
Gan and tissue. and 30 strengthens the system
that II can throw of the deadly grip germs
and ress, further attacks OF the disease.
The congestion % the small blood vessel,
and eapillsfies which naturally follow the losi
Of nerve force In the smaller nerve eenisu,
resulting in aches and pains throughout the
body. In iullness Of the head. in Irritation OF
the mucous msmhfanet and frequently In
lever. h best overcome by the use Of the
DR.. Miles, An,i.PAin Pills. These pills stop
the irritation and the aches and remove the
fever wl,hou, depressing the hearts action.
defanring the stomach OF otherwise iniefief'
ing with the healthy action Of the body.
It IL very important In all eases Of la
Grippe tina, the bowels should he quickly
cleared and KEEP, naturally open. tina, the
waste products Of disease may be quickly go,
nd Of. and for this purpose there Is no rene.
dy equal to DR.. Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills.
These wonderful little pills owe their re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-07
a Contribution TO LaGrlppe Sufferers.

markable healing and restorative rfopefiie,
TO the fac, that they act directly upon the
Thousands Of little nerves located IN the
abdominal region. thus enabling them to per
loon their duties regularly aud naturally.
They do no, pain nor grippe.
The three remedies then. which SO 10
make up the bes, grip Treatment, In the world
are Dr.. Miles Restorative Ncfvinc, Dr.. Miles
Ant.paIn Pills and Dr.. Miles Nerve and
Liver Pills. In order that every sufferer from
this dread diteaic OF IT, terrible alter effects
may have an opportunity Of testing Tor them
selves the virtues Of this great treatment.
sample Of each Of these remedies will be
sen, upon reqaei, to any address. absolutely
Tree Of cost Remember that none Of the
Dr.. Miles Remedies contain opium, NOR
phine. ehloral. cocaine OF other dangerous
drugs. which only supply the senses withou,
removing the cause Of the trouble.
To Ob,Ain TrsA,msn, Free.
Al that u Necessary TO obtain this Tree
trial treatment and ties, Tor yourself u 10 send
your name and address on postal card.
mentioning ,ha, you raw this Offer In hi,
paper. requesting the samples, aud they vii
be mailed TO you Al once. Address
DK. MiLEs MEDICAL Co. Elshafi. Ind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-07
nANTI.
DAN

The city fathers met In special Sos
sion this week To approve Of the re-
vision OF city ordinances mnde by the
city attorney. and steps will now very
likely be Taken TO have them printed.
Something Of this kind has been need
ed for long time and We are glad TO
see the council take steps In this III
rectiun.
Tho following marriage uconaes were
Issued this week by the county clerk
Edwin y. Kcarns and Ovanda Wltbcck,
Of Gunnisoni John NJ. Kearns AMI Flea
In Long. of Gunnlson. John webb and
Emma holman. Monroe; Christian
Thompson ana Christcna NJ. Larsen,
Gunnison; Ida Nay McDanicls and
Simon =. pritchctt. Fnirvicw.
Miss Ovanda witbeok and Mr.. H. J.
kearnes. u Gunniaon. last to get their
license to we'd from Clerk Jen-
sen. were married In Uunnison
Wednesday morning by the brides Ia
thor. J. 6. wltbcck now resident NJ
that place. and the happy couple passed
through Ianti the same day on their
way to California where they viii spend
their honeymoon. on their return
horne they viii locate In Gunniaon per-
manently. Both parties nrc Well aud
favurably known throughout the coun-
~ ana State. and We do not deem II
advisable TO tell the people what they
already know. Messenger.
Prof. 4. e. smyth IL doing n splendid
work AZ the present time for the adj
Nanccmcnt ~ the musical art IN this
city. lie II giving Instructions In the
Tonic FOL ia system, or sight reading.
to the members of the Tabernacle
choir. ana II " gratifying Co NOTE that
guodiy number are nvailing Them
selves of the opportunity. This good
work will result IN much benefit to the
choir.
RESERVOIR PROJECT.
The project " making q reservoir out
OF funk's Lalr ana conducting the
water 10 this city. II being aTitated
again. II IL stili proposed that the
city, a. n municipal corporation take
hold OF the matter. The water TO he de-
rived from the reservoir would not be
used 10 increase the supply OF the city
waterworka system. but would be used
tor irriEatlnE farm lands.-sanpctc
Democrat.
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EUREKA,
Special Correspondence.

special Correspondence.
Eureka. Juab Co, Fob. O. iss9.-The
thermometer registered It's lowest point
here this winter ~ below zero on Hue
Rock dump. consequently blue noses
and chilled anatomy all over town.
The health Of the community II zen.
erally 1000 now though there has been
much sickness
very interesting conjoInt meeting
was held here Sunday evening under
tho auspices OF tho Y. NJ, and Y. l..
Mutual Improvement associations. The
hpvnkinH was spirited and interesting
ma those who brnysd horcaa' hltinH
hlaht were amply repaid In "A warm.
comfortable meeting house, aud with
q plehsantiy varied program. The APP
pfoprlatc music was delightfully."- and
nrtlstically rendered. The young peo-
PIE Of the Mormon" Church here are
70 be congrat ulated ON the success at
lending their efforts In the work OF the
Mutual, II having decided Influence
Tor good In town whore there IL
abundant room for Improvement
~ " q much 10 be regretted fact md
ouen spoken about here that In a busy
prosperous camp OF nearly 5000 popula-
uonl that there IL no library or reading
room where for the payment Of a small
zee monthly n man could go and have
an the leading papers and best mag
.tlnes and periodicals. lying on the
lalle az his disposal. A small room
rented az some convenient place. good
warm stove, a few comfortable chairs
ahn benches. some good books ON the
thelvesi the whole under tho manage.
ment ~ some shrewd obllRlng person.
atu there many hard working miner,
VINO under the prsHeut circumstances,
,u,usl eithcrsioaf around the town IN
ne stores where he IN not wanted aud
W no business, or perforce spend his
,.tufe In the saloons, would glad
hpehd his leisure time In the reading
,,1n and avail himself OF thia means
rest
your correspondent II assured II this
n,ltter was placed before our mayor
nlu council In al lts advantageous as
LIS ana with help from some OF the
maling men, II could be set nsoing and
uvIeky become aelf-supporting. Eu-
vha u nnurishinR as mining center.
H., US not forget the moral and educn-
n'nnl side OF life that We
,iuAt truly need. What mine
.olenan but wants his men 20
s ..s ms brains at his work and to keep
''osf' That he may be In the best con-
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The bureau 81 animal Industry. Unit
ed States department ~ agriculture,
has ISSUED bulleiln a, ON this subject.
It's nature ana treatment. II In profuSe-
ly Illustrated. n describes the disease
and It's cause. glveH the losses result
Ing to the Industry, both as affecting
the domestic side aud tho export trade.
and gives complete directions for treat,
ment. sheep soap h "A strictly con
tagioua disease. There are several
forms OF rcnh. an caused by different
species of mites. The sheep must be
kept under hyHenic conditions. but the
only rational treatment for the trouble
N In using some external applications
which win XIII the parasites. There
are numerous ways Of making these
applications, which are described The
method II by dipping the sheep. and
various methods of doing this. both for
small and large fooka, nre infinitely do
scrlbed and illustrated. A summary OF
the laws ON this subject II also given.
Write 90 any senator or representative
In Congress for a copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-07
Inmato HroM lug.

Every farmer or gardener Interested
In the growing " tomatoes. either for
home consumption or for market pur-
poses. should send to the United States
department OF agriculture for n copy
OF Farmers Bulletin No. 20. on ''fo-
mnto Growing" This bulletin treats OF
tomato culture for the early market.
for the medium and late crops, for
cannerieH and In the greenhouse. dis
cusnos the selection ~ varieties. grow
Ing young plants. selection and prepar-
alton of soil. manurcH and rcrtilixcrH.
setting and training plants. cultivation.
pollination, cost, yield and value OF
crops. etc. Insect enemies and dungeons
diseases of the tomato are also briefly
considered,
a personal request, addressed 20 the
department Of agriculture. Washington,
y. g.. win bring the sender "a copy free
OF cost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-07
CENTREVILLE.

Centcrvillc. Feb. 6. is99.-'rhc board
Of county commissioners for Davis
county met at Pennington today and
transacted considerable business.
Ezra n. clark pctitloncd the board
to abats the taxes aHAcHscd TO him ON
two mortgages held by him. one FOR
5000 on certain mill and real estate
In Morgan county and one for $500 on
certain farming land In Utah county.
Mr.. clark failed to appear before the
board % equalization In June and the
boatj decided that II had no authority
TO grant the rclief asked for. SIT.
clark claimed the security was not
equal 10 the face value OF the mort
gage IN either case. and IN the Utah
county matter that II was the fourth
renewal OF the mortgage. II having run
for fiftecn or sixteen years.
The petition Of s.S. Howntd 81 uoun-
tlful asking the board to remit the tax
On o moftenge covering real estate IN
Mcb,r COUNTY. for the treason that "
he had To pay this tax he would b.
doubly nsrcrsed. the land having been
conveyed 10 him Ia March, 1893, ana
he having paid the land tax for that
year. was not granted. These matters
had been referred TO the county attor-
ney. and he advised that the board was
NNMfilfhA w hf"h' Wv i'i'A iAasNN
Tor.
q. Olson. an aged man Of Salt Lake
city. was granted a free license to
peddlc fish In the county Tor three
months.
Appropriations were made for meet
Ing the monthly pay-roil,and the com.
- expenses for the month Of January
The citizens of Hooper, by the cortin.
cate ~ the chairman and secretary OF
meeting held In that precinct. In.
formed the board that they had elected
Henry W. Manning road supervisor OF
that district In place of gilbert Parker.
Aa Mr.. Parker had not resigned, aud
no cause was shown why he should BE-
removed. the county clerk was inHtruc-
ted To reply that Mr.. Parker was htill
supervisor 81 that district.
George g, Wood OF bonneville was
reroftcd by Commissioner iiolbrook 10
have moved his fence out into the mid
die Of the road In front " his farm
The county attorney was instructed 10
request Mr. Wood To remove the fence
back TO the line, rs II was an cncroach-
msnt ON the road.
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OGDEN.

ogden. Feb. 5.--Iincoin's birthday
w,ll be celebrated In grand style by the
republican club OF plain city. Gov
crnor Wells. Judge Zane and other dis
unguishcd gentlemen will be- present
and deliver addresses.
The very cold weather continued up
10 noon yesterday. when the Their
,nometer showed only two degrees be-
low zero. During the forenoon I,
moved from six to ten below. Towards
evening the weather moderated lit
he. but at . y. m. the temperature was
still below zero.
Al n foreclosure sale Of valuable real
state IN this city and county ycstcr-
lay the sum of 81. 500 was realized. The
mortgage ON the property called for
tilssssi. This goes to show that real
estate In ogden IL down to bedrock
IN price. There are very few sales be-
ing made.
fhe Rio Grandc Western through
train due In Ogden last Saturday at
if.ts "a. M. did not reach here until
midnight last night. The delay was
caused by the blockade OF the Denver
q lilo Grande In Colorado.
4. ID. lIasklns OF Granger. Wyo..
and Miss Rosa Davidson of ogden.
ceremony being performed at the res
ldencc OF the brides brother. :. l..
Davidson. The ncwly-mnrfied couple
left for the coast by the afternoon
train.
Yesterday County clerk Holdings
worth issued marriage license To
George Aidoua. aged 20. ~ West
Weber. aud Miss Ethel Cowan. aged
n. Of Statewide.
4 special meeting Of the standard
Publishing company has been called
FOR Saturday. Feb. 18th. tu consider a
proposition to lease the standard.
". g. Weaver Of Kansas city. Mo-.
II the now superintendent of the og-
den street railway. succeeding ". g.
Flygnrr In that position. Mr.. Weaver
reprc.- certain parties In the East.
VINO have been figuring on purchasing
the plant. lie u to ascertain what "
needed 60 make II paying proposition.
N he can Ind that out, he says. the
proposed purchasers will buy the plant
and make the necessary improvements.
The rolling stock Ia old and out.of-dtte.
and the line needs new cquipm mt
throughout. The present owners have
found the street railway a white ci@-
phant una do not feel Justified In sink
ing any more money In the enterprise.
The plumbers are happy now, be-
cause all % them are busy rcpairing
the burst water pipes.