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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-24
PLAINVILLE CAMP MEETING
ANNUAL OPENS
TODAY.
promises to be the Most Successful Held
Grounds In Good ConditiOM-Inter-
est In the New Presiding Elders Ap-
pearance-NIany Cottagers Already
Here-The Death of Col. IMgersolI.

Plainville, July 2S.-(Specia. .D-The
thirty-fourth annual camp meeting of
the Methodist Episcopal churches Of
the New Haven district opens here to-
morrow and with pleasant weather
promises to be the most successful yet
held. Already there are fully one hum
dred cottagers and tenters located ON
the grounds and tomorrow will wit
ness the usual annual influx. Many
persons have been here from one to two
weeks and majority of them are from
New Haven. For the benefit of these
early comers services were held to-day.
AT 2:30 p. m. the Rev. Mr.. Whitney Of
Plainville delivered an interesting SER
mon, which will probably serve as the
keynote to the enthusiasm which is
characteristic of these annual outdoor
religious jubilees.
The arrangementS~for the '99 camp
meeting are undoubtedly more extern
slve and complete than those of any
other year. The programme, which has
previously been published, shows this.
Hardly an hour in the camp meeting
week and the assembly week which
follows is without some special feature.
The time for each service has been
most judiciously allotted and in such
manner that there is no likelihood
that the interest will wane as the days
pass by.
The grounds are in better condition
than ever before. They appear a good
deal cleaner. Much rubbish has been
taken from the trenches and on the
whole the visitor is impressed with the
rustic healthfulness of everything.
peculiar interest is felt in the open
ing exercises of tomorrow, when the
new presiding elder, Rev. ]. E. Adams
of New Haven, makes his first appear
ance on these grounds as head Of this
district. He will preach at 2:30 p. m.
and his subject is not announced. Mr..
Adams was drafted from another field
of the church to take up the work
which the former Presiding Elder
North of New Haven carried on so
ably until his term of service expired.
Mr.. Adams is recognized as a most able
religious leader and much is expected
Of him. AT $50 p. m. tomorrow
league meeting will be held and at 1870
Rev. Arthur J. Smith of Shelton will
preach These events aside from the
usual tent meetings and Bible hours are
all that are scheduled for the first day
Tuesday Rev. Henry p. Blatz. Jr., Of
Westville, will conduct the Bible hour
at $3.50 a. M, at 10:30 the Rev. David
Teed of Bakersville will preach and at
,:30 b. M the Rev. George Lansing
Taylor Of Harnden Plains is to deliver
l serman. At $50 the Epworth league
meeting will be held and the evening
sermon will he prpachad hv tho Rev
William S. Winans of West Haven.
The death of Robert G. Ingersoll was
,eard with more than usual interest in
his religious community. His life was
discussed by the men and generous
spirit marked their utterances. The
evere condemnation of the agnostic in
ife was absent in death and some even
vent so far as to say that God had
worked His will in Ingersoll's case and
would be merciful to him.
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CHARGED no NEGROES.
An Incendinry Fire Destroys an Ala
bnma Town.

Columbus, Ga, July 23.-Fre broke
out tonight in the cellar of the New
York racket store in Phoenix City, Ala,
just across the Chattahoochie river
from Columbus. Before the flames
could be checked the entire business
district was burned to the ground, en-
failing loss of 100000 Owing to the
absence of fire-fghting facilities insur-
ance rates in Phoenix City are excess
sively high, and it is stated that very
little of the property destroyed was in
sured. 1t is reported that the fire was
started by negroes, who saturated a lot
of rubbish with kerosene in the base
ment Of the racket store. Three ne
groes have been arrested.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-24

Webster, Mass, July 2S.--Two masked
burglars entered the home of Mrs. Jacob
Fisher in the Grove district last night
and pressing a revolver agairet the
head Of Mrs. Fisher demanded that she
open a trunk which contained $500. Mrs.
Fisher was forced to do so and the rob-
bers secured the booty. When the men
We're leaving the yard Mrs Fisher fired
upon them and bullet struck one of
the fleeing men. He was tracked by
blood, but escaped.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-24
Strike at Fall River.

Fall River, Mass. July 23.-The strike
of the freight handlers for a raise in
pay to correspond with the advance at
New York is expected to end to-mor-
row morning, as the men are led to be-
lieve that the steamboat company will
accede to their demands. Forty men
came from New Bedford to-day to- fill
the places of the strikers, but returned
home when they learned that strike is
In progress.
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ACCIDENTS ON THE RAIL.
Trains Wrecked, Passengers Killed and
Injured.

Scottsvlle, KY, July PA combina-
tion freight and passenger train on the
Chesapeake and Nashville road went
through trestle near Westmoreland,
Tenn, yesterday and was afterward en-
tirely consumed by fire. A man named
Simmons, advance agent for Cooper G.
Co.'S circus, was burned to death in
the wreck. Among the injured are John
E. Dalton, sheriff of Allen county; Mrs.
Thomas Epperson and son, Professor
Buck, John Regan and all of the train
men. The accident was due to wash
out.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-24

Columbus, Ga, July 23.-The passen-
ger train on the Mobile and Gerard rail-
road ran into a washout fifteen miles
from Columbus last night, injuring four
people, one of whom will die. The in
jured are: 7. S. Frazier prominent at
torney of Union Springs Ala, terribly
lacerated; w. p. Mckenzie. Union
Springs, back sprained and injured in
ternally will die. Conductor Dyer of
Macon, hip and back sprained seriously;
John Feltmore, brakeman of Macon,
head lacerated.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-24
Gold From KlOndikc.

San Francisco. July 23.-The steamer
Homer has arrived from st. Michael
bringing $50 passengers and six boxes
of gold, The gold is consigned to; the
Alaska Exploration company. Nearly
81 100000 came down on the steamer,
most Of it being consigned from Dawson
City About 100000 belonged to the
passengers.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-24
Used Knife and FIatiron.

Ansonia, July 23.-Patrick Flynn, aged
thirty years. attempted to commit sui
eide tonight by cutting his throat with
butcher knifs and pounding his head
with f1atiron He was taken to the
Bridgeport hospital and it is thought
that he will recover. Family troubles
are believed to have the causes -
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-24
DEWEY TAKES Il RIDE.
VIII Remain with HIS Ship Ten Days
mt Trieste.

Trieste, July 23.-It has been decided
that the United States cruiser Olympia
shall remain here ten days longer.
Crowds visited the cruiser to-day and
We're shown over her by the sailors who
explained everything about her to the
visitors Admiral Dewey, accompanied
by the American consul, made an .ex-
cursion this afternoon TO Opoina noun
tain in a carriage.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-24
Canoe CapsiZrd.

Springfield, Mass, July 23.-Maitland
p. Morrison, aged nineteen years. was
drowned in the Connecticut river below
this city to-day, He was capsized in a
canoe. His brother, who was with him,
was rescued after being in the water
half an hour by two bicyclists from the
river bank. The body was not recov-
nj
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-24

London, July 24.-The Rome corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail says: Mas
cagni's hymn, in honor of Admiral Dew
ey, was performed at Pesaro on Sunday
for the first time before an audience of
two thousand persons. 1t was greatly
appreciated and is considered one of the
finest hymns Mascagni has written.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-24
Boiler Exploded.

Pola, Austria, July 23.-One of the
boilers of the Austrian torpedo boat
Adler exploded to-day while the vessel
was off the island of Torcola, in the
Adriatic sea, killing a lieutenant and
four members of the crew,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-24
Drowned While Fishing.

New London, July 23.-The body of
Frank Risely, aged thirty-five years,
who left here Tuesday in small boat
to fish. was found floating in the harbor
this afternoon. 1t is believed that he
had a fit and fell overheard.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-24
Mrs rn,ersoll UnconsolabIe.

New York, July 23.-Mrs. Ingersoll
and her daughters refuse to leave the
room where the remains of the deceased
lie. Their grief is unconsolable. Ar
rangements for the funeral have not yeti
been completed.>
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-24
TratI.ing shin Annapolis.

New Bedford, Mass, July 29,-The
training ship Annapolis sailed for Bos-
ton this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-01
OUR OWN STATE.

1901 ana che contract for heating Co
iialvenuu nrpthUrr Tor 1890 a.. inrr-
hretscn was awarded the contrnci fnr
tho sanitary building for $500. ana ifrf.
yorson hrotherH the plumbing contact
A marriage license was lssurt yr-.
ierdny ~ Fmncia W. puceman "a. ana
Miss Nottie lhsman. %. both or ogden.
ONE YEAR ron BuRGLAI.X
Frank Fan uhe young BURGLAR who
was sentenced yesterday br Iuira
l.olnpp Co. onc years confinement in ths
state pfiHuu VIII De- tlft.u fothnf IHafI
tuition tomorrow mdrning b. shonn
Mra John seaman. who was 81, tadf,
injured ny iho oycriurnIur of ~ mrry
Norll DAYS ago. lH rapidly rr1vsnuH
On IMMORTAL dHy the lady r1t oui I'd
bed for the nmt time since ths accident
occurred.
Mra. Condor VIII leave within d dsv
or Two Co. Join her husband. ur. A. 4.
CONDOR. who's acting assistant aufre1n
az fofl Enyard. Sew Mexico.
Tho hearing Goo tho cuan of uH. II. ID.
llHucf on che charge of nu1uIt uran
Ali.a LAURA y GepriHuu. which shout
nave hknn place Wsierdny. vaa put uH
unlll next Tuesday June Cir. Id DO
% clock o.. ms when trial viii hhs
place mforc Police Justice nuIauiM.
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rHonArE AND uAHDiANsuir
NOTICES
Consult County CLERK or the Rcapcc.
tive signcra for Further
Information.
IN the District Court u'r1hifn nlu.inui Third
Judicial nistUi iu and FOR che salt Lake
County, sfntouf Utah.
IN the matter " tho estate ~ John Iacblln.
Decreased

The undersigned will el OF private salu
thr co. |oulna darHisd pfuueriy situated lu
SOLE Lake County, state % TITAN. tu-Wlt .
hfiue re thr rrut0f ~ county fiud Two mod
NI.iuN H.lGn nhulHa north and Too Nm links
west " thr aIuiH.rIaf rIruUr NJ tnr suutNH
Township uuU ~ south. Range One lI inst
snIt Lake Mnrldan. nod nnulna iIturr tt.i
three and Ni-iH HHnu c'alu- thence .nlti
49, rNHiIs. tNrnnu Past lIut nuu NiaiHl
UfH chains wuW ur loss tn rDnirr ~ ruldt
minute. Dsf HInHr fliD ttntt.f of siiu ufld tI
u'HrH uf hfTIuulHf controlling seventy ahNu
liA Square flida N ground lud hoInf situated
iu thU aHuth hHlf NJ thu slIIn -wttt uuufiur NJ
said -U. filu Thirty athrUu lI. fnNHaliu uuU
liansH uf0rsnidi un ur after tho llsh.h day
81 june. lpi. and written bids ulihr u1rrINUd
fuf afIn property Ht fhe office ~ Morse
WlIururu itnum iOi NHurufa Hulllus.
Salt iabutltFs tiHN. Toms uf aIU. cusII
1DIiN ~ NAUNNrr
Administrator 90 che estate ~
John JACK IIn. deceased
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NOTICE o. hereby FItmthnf IN uuruarHH
sion uHir. 90 ogden liie Iudgoof tuu pm.
latu Division uf iHr rHIm iulfll District
tHIrt W iIU -Uiruf tWh 100 and fur -IIf
lake tuuntN. mHIU uu .hUltfh day ~ May.
4. % fs.I Im fHU matter NJ fHr estate uHN
gulnl'uuHHiu ~ Alvin ~ IHy'ur Sophia
Taylor nud truur Iuynt min1rs. tlU uu.
drfIsuDd guardian " hr Dsutn % .1id
mIrnu, vlIl sgIi ntuuh.ifule. 20 iho tlEl,r.
-iHtg' NJ AuUrlca, and sHhIvct tl uIutruI-
i.uu liN .aM court uu Thursday ihu ttI day
NJ iuur is1. ut tuHINo utlurt nom I' Hli
day. Ht thUuUst fmut dunf 90 thu tlU. md
County UuIuiuE sIlt tlkr tltN Solo tnly
County State ~ Utah. 600 ihr rlahf. flt'u Huu
interest ufinH solid A1rln %. rnYuf sophia
Taylor uultUuUIe layl1t lu and tu uII thp
inIuuluT lHrllHl urUmls0s nHl uruutfivt
s.iultrl in-HIt iahu County. state uf Utah
Au undivided ttrrr.twrnfirths ~ thc fiI.
IuHIuU uHIrIIHU baud. tnUIHf Commencing
tWrINU uul uurshI'f usN uHia west ~ tIU
northeast uruUr NJ Iut siH M hIufh 90. uIut No.
salt lHkvtItN SURVEY. thrI0U wut nftF-unU
and once fuIrfN li'I fUrf thrurH alufii ton uu
rulaf Thence rHai NftV -unr aud ono fourth
glN furt thence uurth tonum mds tn pIucu
Term. ani conditions Of sale. cash. lawful
mooney uf ihH United states uf America. TOM
rr grut githr purchase mlnry ca o. rHld uu
sl'r ui said ruuu nvrdht Uauthtr NJ pur.
iuIIN TAYLOR
tHafulln u fuu Estate Uf Alvin o.
IHH.Hr. sophia IaI lur hnu GUIrEy
IHy'nr. UIHIrs
Dated MlyH. fs.H
D. u'NuNLE NttomaS.
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Az ExcelIent G ombinntIon.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects 81 the well known remedy.
sYnur oF rigs, manufactured by thc
CALrOuNtA ft0 SuUr Co. Illustrate
The value ui obtaining Che liquid laNa-
tive pri ncipcs o. plants known tn De-
incidentally Laxative aud presenting
them In the form most rclfC -hiug 10 the
tastcaud nccc ptnblc g. Che svsfum II
is The one perfect uHhrning nNn-
tive, cleansing the svttem ofIcclunily,
dispcllinr colds. headaches and icvors
gently vet promptly nrd enabling one
90 overcome habitull conu patton per
mauntiv IT, perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality aud sub.
stance. aud IT, acting un the kidneys.
liver and bowels. without weakening
or irritating thcm make 20 the deal
Laxative.
inihc process Of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to thc
taste but The medicinal ava liticsof tho
remedy aro obtained from svnna aud
other aromatic plants, ly method
known To- tho CALIFORNIA Fio Mltur
Co. only. In order To- get ita beneficial
effects and 10 avoid limitations. plcnlo
remember the fullnamc oituc Company
printed on tho front ~ every pnciagc
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
uAH NnAScfucu cal.
MouinWtLtn Ky NEW YORK y.
iof sl'c ~ all nruzgiA Pike 81. plitattio
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IEfiI
WORK on =usit ripe Tine nos..re iool
tng tine.

ing tine.
Special C0ruspondoncc.
lHhi Utah june i-AuluulurIi
nHui"udet George Aufuu uf tho
lt1h fuEar Company hnH Just returned
from breHioN Colo, whore h has been
l.r the l,usL Wgek in me intcvat ot the
ghtomplatCd sugar factory 90 nn Greet
~ nt or near LYYcIuud. colo. ln loo
q hc pwiUci1n uf thla enterprise nrn
p. ~. DYER & CO.. uf Ctetednl ohio.
tho buldcfa of the Utah. ogden and
oregon sugar factories SupaHn truisut
austin thlnm that the climate aud soil
lu thlt Locality nro weli adapted for
tui1 Industry and alan states that tho
people iu the tareclry valley nro very
rnthuglaH tic doi nE 40 within their poW-
q Co have d facply erected lea that
place
Air n. T.. Dyer Of tho nrm o. r. d..
Dyer a CO.. ~ hrrc drawing uu plane.
Dtos fof tha VulWIuE of tno lNhi
sugar plant next frlHun and also maxi
iur plans for the NHpHrie which Dr. nou
under HuHifnr flun nt sprInfyl Doc. Mr..
Dyer after WHfinr number 81 boot
hHldH expressed himself un bling hrl
IN dnllFhtru with tho prospects tFr have
fnr "a beet rWu. Nr Austin also says
inut Che huon mover since ihu fnfl0ry
r!mmJ1rnd operations lookod nH Vol
ht thh time of the ycars as they DO
SIR Cutler won't 20 Provo hat even
Ing to moot with che owners of she nix
Pasture south 90 Provo with tho view
20 E0illnr 70 drht of way thmunh aid
pasture FOR Wn pine line.
Thlhoru urH ~ pipe have boon
shipped from the mills and nfd on aptctHd
OATS u ln lhs course uf few DAYS
tho iaylnr oi tho r.rn iin. from ffhi
Co FpHnTviilo win b. ln process. thprE-
HHN H HIuu Cor HHHU line having hon nf.
ready rInlritlcf frnm f4Hhi td provo
The furfnnu urn nov huuly rururrd
thinning their boot urun Hnd hv nrrt
Saturday might thr huik ~ ihn Miu-
ming IN utah and Hilt Lake counties
wiil no Finished.
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NUTitI ~ srTIINL -TNt lIIOLDTns
MttuINg

NUflul Dr. hUurHY given that arneiAl
uUtfIHUW fHH ti.a' .huIuUrsu NJ fIu llnfrimlu
lff.. IiHI HmUlHN uIa IHHtn duly called o.
D." I"|NuI Hr .lHI uHy uf Iuu1. a u ~. ID
tIH NlLW o. ng.ua Doc. no thU taunr-uay
-.'f.. .fiua llulsr .u tly lueud Herd.
b.. j t.u tuluiF ~ salt latir. state u
llaH. tf f.Ir iI.HaluE uurrs0s. tu-tIt
lIHHI .Hr fHU HHUUIIrt.ut 10 fnU Article
af iuHlri ,gu uy adding thrrufu ihefniioH.
luH AuH'H Nv.
tur Nv purpose af PAYING tho dsbt.. "a.
nHusHH HUN Liabilities Hud aI ruHHIur rf.
IHua.H, auN fIf UlnIurilug ihu hadnHsa VI
ihls corporation. tNr uIrtriHrs shall have
pHuur il r-F asa''sfuruts uuu go " thncap.
ttI sfHh ~ fI's corporation aull vnflrsu no
collection fnrruf hF "a alI0 NJ dtI|uuurni
sfu .. HtUrHNllll hT Jaw. uIth1u D. tho capital
stu'I lHI I.Hru iuli paid
Second. lu HWruu AfflHIuN ~ said Ariis
r|HH Hf Incorporation sn Ha tutrIu htfuIiuFsi
Awuun - capital sturh ufthia rofpurHf lnn
shall lH Thirteen thousand. tUNru humdftd
auI Hfy tnIltr si EnuH uhIeh shall b. ID.
Nidul iHln eco hundred and ,0ysuty'hVs Cil
shafraWttu oar value NJ nhi dollars caU
tIHl.
-1II NtIrl- nos reading eleven thousand
tive hufln'u nnl MY unIIuu Hsfi gu go 40.
fldrd lHlI $50 hundnHsl and idirt b conc ahars
uf nffY dn.IHra IaiuI raTu.
Ana iII HArh wh'f plrpuHw az shall b. In.
elgl,al MILAN ptg
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#i Gus llHII rtlt lHku tly, May y i-su. %
r"I.Hl Proposals HIII hU rtrUlNtIl Ht tnIs
.n.". uulN Z ut'utk %. u. uf Mnudag June
" ltH mT tHH work NJ construct iuFa nins
HrNHr Uu Ing west side lf Smith East str.,t
twm south Temple tp Wrist south strtots. uc,
uuilus lutua plans iu thg tly Inglueoris
unIUU
distinctions tnhIdl,rs, together uithspr,i.
nW.nua auu fuuus Con contract und i-nnd
'au ur Quo, uui upon Application Ht Che unice
ruorlsht D. reserved to reject any ANA all
liy ordcrof fho Hoard ~ Public Works.
I, a. KELSEY, Chairman.
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Norlgl 90 rLutNt -rUtts not prVi
MI ntNu 90 ttti ntW ALMA
MtNtNG tuMrANN.

INH IH. fHr thH reu.lr HHHnaI MEET inrd
i." '"...H.drrs W fUU ll.nHInm hfininf
'''"HI.. corporation " t1h HaVinl
'.HHI aiiHH.I fH" hH.d.Hs Hf all mrrt
. .s UIa a.N.u uHnuauttu Hs ri1so
|.f. .Uf f..H llHrIuf H.H1HIIH. 20 niH fffm.
pony. NHH sH..fI HUt.tIHf 10 tIf afaat.
1000. fH IN N"I Nf HHIN HuHuI. rurHIuH. hIi
I.H u...l IHI Win IHp HrIUu MiY T f-n
g. OBJ I.f Nu .fs smith UIfn aiffr. 41U
l." 'iH. iah fHr tUu uIufl .u W rIssrtlni
N'. aHN utu'uHs 90 tIU rIuulW flr tM
N.I.n.I luI iHf fhu purpose IN tuussdft
IU" .I.I other UHHIuU.. Is NAV HaIfIfis
m. H'urH .I'I U"UTIu.
Director
o.. ,.... o. uoWUEN. Secretary.
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Ana iu nnur,luu0u with law and hu order OF
hr liuifu w lllrwinrs made uu lhu alsf uHN
NJ April lWt Hn many shane ~ zach NnrfHI
NJ such stl'a ua may lU uisHuaslfV win Dol
sold W tlU ufHu ~ the cum uuuN rtatms HIu
hiu ill lWsrfHs huillIuI go AuufH MHlu
stnfii salt luku CITY. liHh. ai. thr huuf N
EutltHl unfu. un tHr stidIN ~ juno A. o.
lsH tn uHI uU'ImuHuf ussr .auIrut fHpr,Ynu
i.f.inHf aIih rHsiW advertising Hnl expense
Dated May I 80
IiiOz KANE
No'ufHrN Star Nuh and silver NluIuF Come
uiHY. THHHH 300 HHU Dad prHafss.. fHIII.IIlH
hHIt lHtHr I|fF. Utah
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Cold weather and conHtdht wind COM
unuaa 10 ba our l1t. Theu o. such "a
aHlHaffy az winter that. 10 CunnoC flnn
WITH fhs dry wind cuustnrilE blow ms.
Wa fImiur community iri fHr from
luhIIunt crops 1re actually suffer ing
moro 0f Jose 100 over the valley and
while Mrra la some SNOW In tho noun
h'ua. Wa cold weather keeuH u back
iu that tho govior river N nhsolu tely
dry below the NormIlou DARN. ana mas
tom Dol for more than "a MON IN.
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MOAB.
Dsearatlan nay Services on'cs Of Inion
soldiers and Others iiemsmhsrei'

D,rarston nay Services on,cs Of vuiou
soldiers aud Others isemsmtsrei'
Special Correspondence.
Moab. May g0.-pecofnt.on Day ror-
Vices were hold nt the Moab ward
nice tins house thlH afternoon uuArr
Inc mana apmrnt uf "a committee hH-
fIftgd by bishop -. A. Johnson.
opening cong. MY Country tH ur
Thee" dC.. prayer by bishop Johnson.
followed IS the choir HluHInf, "NHtrors
my God. Go Thee" a Hhoft proHiAw
consisting uf HUnrH and rrglihflnut was
them rendered. when Che t1nHtnFiilnus
headed hy thn martial band. mlftnrd
90 thr cemetery, ID distance ~ about
ono mUa Tho three SOLDIERS slaves
we're thtn decorated by tWU oonfri-
gfifr uHi frn rX.Uuiuu SOLDIERS with
nHrH and flowers. however none or
ihe NINETY isnmr uiil graves Wrto fur-
gotten. aH 900 were murr uf lrHa hirHWu
with -yprErrenH ana flower. after "a
slnT by tur choir ANA tue brnriletluu
ull quietly returned Goo their hnmrH Doc
lng again headed by tho martial band.
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tu thr District Court, Third Judicial District
of iHt state f tlh. county 20 salt Lake
lIuus SAVING lHuk a Trust tumln nV. A
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hHrIh NJ tHuuun Hul Flint National HHuk n
UHIUHHN south Dakota. re- tuffsirlilnft. fti.
pendants NH hH eH'l uf -IrHn'a salo ilt tha
tHU HuI FRONT UHlr 20 thu tuHIuY 81 lnurt
House In fIN tIN nf salt iahr. UmunF "a
rIIf l#IlH ~fHf"u' lfHH. lu ifuaF. June ufh
A NJ IFN H| NHr|NU H.HI.H" b uHiu 20 Nlu nav.
fHH urH| estate UHs"rIHiHl us follows tuawIti
IHH south "si IHHriuru 90 tHnulthrlN quar-
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Uf I'IHHruUu "n West -HIt laLr Meridian
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o." HHuiINUHf quarter ~ said sH'f IuuuIuu no,
Township uu lHUay Aforesaid and muulus
IUu"U HuH Al. lUH a. hllu. urst tHtnfY ah1
wIst tul.H north 81 Dag. 30 Nn west
tHtutHiuHr 800 uIa. InrnHH uIfIh tllftNstaO
Dose $3.50 fHH four NN rsIst thrnea
rHIH Hlte west rIeut 'sI uHhi thturH cAst
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uf Iae|u.ur rHuiaIuIUe iEU .Hrtst slfuata
NIus lgl. usn tHu tuuupuf 7lt l.tka
tunmr HrrwWnIrI1 hHfuI mlusy u
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FERGUSON Is CANNON,
AuuruulH fur Plaintiff
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VALLEY WV MINNg ANp AMI.
fNa COMPANY.

Location of principal place OF busl.
ness salt Lake Clty. Utah.
Notice lHhrrUhy given that at u meet.
INK uf tho company held on che ath duy
of May, 1899, AN Assessment of b. eent
per share was levied uu tha UluIfll
stock uf said corporation, paylbl. ni mi,
lows. p cent per share GA or hHflrr
Ihurluy, the STA day or June. 1850.
and u cent pHr share on saturday. tbi
Ath day VI July is19. TO ~. u. calder.
secretary ut the office NJ company. Na
~ west flrat south street. salt LHEr
NlNi Utah Any stock upon which thIa
assessment may femun uuptM 1n ths
sth DAY ut July, 1889, win De delinquent
ana AANgiiard Tor sale at public mo-,
ton ana unless payment De- made. y.ul
br fHld on Monday hr SIN DIV III
AUGUST 1879, at W O'Clock moon. ID pay
uehn1ugul assessment together WIth
sale. 40
(sigued) -. G.. CALDER
Secretary.
Lake city Utah '