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The times., 1899-11-07

ThrouasI. Ihe t.rHhGs.I SezaeEg o.
America. All Trains VrztEbuIed.
Electric Lighted. steam Heated.
All 3IeaIs served IR Lining Cara.
station sixth and % Streeta-
Schedule elect June 10. IsGo.
S:I5 Z. A. DAIfA A-J-FlcinuzEi anu II. Loufa
specIal-5old Train t0r Cincinnati Pullman
SIeepers Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville. In
diauapoljs, and 81. Louis, without chzngc ParloF
Car C0yingt0n, Va, 70 Virginia LoL sprIngA
Psrlor Cars Cincinnati Chicago.
lI:l0 P. M DAILT-F r. v. Limited Solid
Train for Cincinnati Pullman Sleepers 10 Ulnctn-
natI, Lexington. and Louisville. without change
Connection for Hot Springs, Va, daily. PuIimaa
compartms car 20 Virginia Hot Springs daily
except sunday Observation Car Hinton TO GIN
Cinuzti. sicepeFs Cincinnati 10 Chicago aad s.
Louis.
2I5 P M DAu-T-For CordousvilIe. Char
lOttesyiIIe. stanton. daily and Tor Rchmoaa
daily. except sunday.
Reservation anG tickets at Chesapeake ara Ohto
ofices 5l3 Peunsy wanna Avenue; coo l4lk streeS.
near =. aid at the Station Telephons saLs lisl
sor Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Sevvice-
H. 81 FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Specia now is the time to
trade; my list Of city and country property
vou3 What do YOU want? My speciality is trading.
ABRAHAM FISHER. 512 f st. nv. nc5-10J-eod
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NANTTD-Nest girl for general h0usewarE. Ap-
ply, with references 357 9Th 81. NV. 1t
The times., 1899-11-07

2 eASTED-PiaCe as general worker small fam
ly. T. W-, 1921 l2lh 81. no62t
WANTED -By , reliable girls, IS cook chamber.
maid nursing. VI general h0uscKofk CAL
1906 2zd 81 rT- rUG-2t
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE. s KEYS at gSl 9th NV, is cut.
ting down frames, $3.50; work guaranteed
bottom prices on all repair work; bargains in
secondhand wheels; bought and sold MOIST
FOR sALE-DeIivery wheel; in good condition
1874 7th 81. NV MOIST
FOR SALE-Gentleman' Sterling wheel, 81;
lady's high-gFade, So; boys Rambler, 81;
all good condition 740 10th NV. no6-3t
FOR sALE-$2O; Rambler special; 2f-ineh frame;
used two months patent brake lamp, eYelo-
meter, and tools. 20 st. sc. no5-3t
The times., 1899-11-07

WANTED-Collector. SO week; also stable maI
who give best Of references. BASE
MENT, 5l5 18th NV 1t
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FOR RENT-sTABLEs.

FOR RENT-Good stable; four stalls; and car
riage-h0uSe; $40. 1888 Ith st. nv.
no7-3t,em
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED Young Lady. room and board,
private family. Address BOX 545, this 0
fee nos 81
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wANrED-HoRsns AND VEHICLES.

WANTED Cheap delivery horse and wagon. A.
PYLES Centre Market II
WANTED-To hire, horse for his keep. with
privilege 0i buying; must be sound and gen
tie; Sight work, short days, good care. Address
BOX go, tins Office. uo7-3t
WANTEB-By responsible party, 10 buy a good
work horse for SO down and SO per month.
address bon 54I this Office moist
The times., 1899-11-07

STATION coRNER or SIXTH AND R<rp
f;el- =. ~ WEEN DAYS. PFfrSfgT -Rgs EH
Press PEEiOr and Dsninz Cars Harrisburg =
Pittsbu-g
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Advertisements under this head
will be Inserted for one cent n word
for eHch inzertIOa.
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pEsEREr EVENING NEWS, THURSDAY. MAY ls

WniCh n u fukC the whole % the
stream out VI the old bed at the mouth
Of the canyon and run II down hy
means Of canal Work on this canal
will be commenced this week. mud
prosecuted with energy tlil Finished
Friday evening the people ~ Weston
ward rendered Elder Thomas Nielsen
farewell dance. There was "a nice
social gathering and everything parsed
on ngfecably ana sociably. The next
morning the management turned over
10 Brother Niciaen over forty dollars
20 HELM nay his travelling expenses.
hroth'f Thomas n not n member u
the Weston ward. having lately moved
10 Hyde Park. Cache Go. but from
childhood he was raised here and as
fucintsd with the people old and young.
hnd they wished o. do something fnf
him. Elder Nielsen viii leave Tor hiH
field NJ labor ON Tuesday next.
Elder Mcturry. n lately returned mis-
fiunhrr. occupied most ~ the time IN
meeting this afternoon. ifr give
very intcrnstlng descriptive account %
his travels IN Missouri and Illinois.
whore he visited Independence. Nauyon
nnd other places dear to the memory
~ our people. In relating his visit 10
Carthage jan he drew u vivid picture
n the buildings. tho we'll now closed
Up the room where fiynm was muir
dgrcd, and the ui'uer window from
which Joseph luhpcd. The blood stains
on the iin0r Of that chamber ON that
hleionc 9th day 81 June. 1854. are
ntill 10 be- seen.
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MOAB.
Common, on the visit Of o",cruor wen.
10 Southeastern Utah.

Tho visit OF the Governor OF the
State this week 10 look over the min
inr Interests u this section " matter
81 Importance. IN that u points 10 tho
widespread Interest that n being taken
IN this section ~ Utah. N means that
~ fame a. spreading IN an directions.
that the reports going out u the rich.
ncsH and cNtcnt aud variety ~ it, mln-
crnl u being found 20 BE- based on fact.
that the district is on the eve u taking
LONG steps forward In development.
What this means 10 every settler hero
has been often pointed out IN these
columns. This h time when evcry
cffort should be made a. encourage
those coming In 10 open various lines
~ business and the establishment ~
new town ccntnra. Prosperity cannot
be confined 10 any one special part. IA
must come TO one through it, npruad to
all points.
on Monday evening nm Informal 70.
cepilun was given TO Governor Wells
~ tho Maxwell House by those OF
Monbs citlscnH who could be- got to-
Eeihor IN the short time after IL was
LEARNED thet tho Governor was IN town.
The people 81 Utah. and especially Of
Grand county. regardless ~ politics
have o warm spot IN their hearts FOR
the Governor a lunch was served
j. ". corbin was chosen master ~ core.
monies. An address ~ welcome was
made by Professor wright aud warmly
responded 70 by tho Governor. The ~.
sources ~ southeast Utah were spoken
OF by Hon. 4. T.. sarvnsen. Judge l.,
u. Rhodes and =, n. corbln, and "a gen.
cth discussion followed on the dcvei-
opmenis that were prospective IN tho
near futnre'-orand Valley Times,
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NOTICE on ASSESSMENT.

Aurura Mining Company, principal place Of
business salt Lake tiiy. tab Mines slt-
uaied AZ Mnry,saiD l1utc county. Utah
Notice Il hereby given that NJ n meeting ~
the nircctor. ~ the Aurora Mining Company.
held Apfil q, ia, at Ma - North Main st,
salt Lake city, assessment M. n u nno-hulf
cent prf share WIS levied nu the capital stork
Of said company, payable Immediately ~ tho
s.f.thtf ~ We f"intaiy ~ salt lake tty,
may rvnnin unpaid un tho 1t ~ June will
T. dUliuguunt aud advertised for sale AZ pub
lir auction, and uultss payment l. made hs-
fufr uill h. snld ga June u. isifi. ~ pay tho
dsllnuurui assessment, tnguihvr with ri.t ~
ndNvftlalrf and VNtsinsu ~ sale. liy order %
iiuard uf nlfsrtnfs
JAMES u. SHILLING, socy.,
UN, Main 81. salt Lake city,
Dated May T. tsin.
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Norion no srovKi,oLprns.


onlcc u the Northern spy Mining Company.
-
NOTICE l. hereby riyru that n meeting
~ Che sinckhnidcrs - tho Northern ~py Nin-
lne tmlraW g hgwny caliod " H. ieid n.
To- office - The said rumUauy, Mctunirit \
lumulnY'. Bank, erfnur ~ Last Tomplu and
llfsi ~luth strris salt Lab" tity. Itah on
The eirl day ~ MAY. t-fr. ~ 10 uifIuek n. m
fuf ihc purp-. ~ amending The ARTICLES %
luNiug arlculnrsi
Ankle u. strike out NJ. wnrd. salt
lakr," and Insert in Hen thrruuf Provo"
Article VII. strike out the words 'uns
million nul insnu To- lieu thereof 'uuc hun
dfuu unu twenty Give thousand" alnp stfik.
put the vuf1i. 'uuy hundred thousand" and
iusctt iu i'ru thereof "teu hundred and any
unusandi" nlsl strike oui che words "tcn
dnilnw' and insvrt Ia lieu thereof ATTY
CENTS
Article NJ strike out che vurtis .salt
Lake" aud Insert in lieu thereof Provo"
Aisn add Ariiflu XVIII, IN foHd ~ follows
sihHt tho capital -tosk " the Cpmpany
may nu asstesUd nt such TINES Ia such
auuunfa and for such pufplss. a. the Hoard
u Trustees may determine"
=. 1lANAILil ia. secretary.
salt lake city, Utah, April =. isla
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SoriuE on srIciAL ~rocKuoLoER's
MEETING ~ riiE uiMALAyA
Mt>tsg tOMfANN.

tb, tr.lboiders af tb. iiiWaiasa vi,ins
company, u corporation ~ Utah. having
passed ~ without the holding ~ Mid msrt-
lutlnn ~ the llnarsi ~ Dretnrs ~ said tonl-
pluy, that a spss'ial muctinT ~ tho stis'k-
holder, ln lieu ~ said annual mseting. has
hsu called aud will he held on May ~ isgp,
~ ocis.k u ~. ~ that slay, AZ thS ONE, III
g. u. lclt. M. rs south Main street. salt
lake city, Utah, fnr the purIs,sc u rlrrting
ufiicrrs aud dirsturs ~ the tumnny Tor tho
ensuing year and Tor the uurisiss " tfnnsari.
Ing such other business a. may regularly
cume befurr said meeting.
i,oue under authority siseu by the heard Of
nlf~ftnrs.
y DowDES. secretary.
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Am ExcclIent Comblnation.

The pleasant method mud beneficial
effects OF the well known remedy.
sYnur ~ FIur. manufactured by tbs
CALIFORNIA no SYHur Co, illustrate
tho value % obtaining the liquid laNa.
tive principles Of planta known 20 be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them In tho form most refreshing 60 the
taste and acceptable TO the system. IL
Is the onc perfect strengthening lnNn.
tive. cleansing the system cficctually,
dispclling colds. headaches and fcvcrs
gently yet promptly and enabling one
To overcome habitnnl constipation per
mnncntly Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality aud sub
stance. aud its acting ON the kidneys,
liver and bowels. without weakening
or Irritating them, make Il the Ideal
laxative
la the proccss 81 manufacturing nrs
are used, NJ they arc pleasant to the
taste but the medicinal qualities 81 the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA aud
other aromatic plants. by q method
known to Ito CALironStA Flo SNHtr
Co. only. In order 10 rct its beneficial
effects aud TO- avoid limitations, pleas.
remember the full nnmc of the Company
printed ON the front uf every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN rnArcfeco. CAL
rOUffvfLLN Ky. HNw YORK, ~ Y.
fur sale ~ all DfugEiiiA --Pfice -. PEI bottle
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TOOELE.
Death and narlsi o. Mrs. Annie Lee. %
Highly Respected Soang Woman.


Tooele. May 1.-THE funeral Of Mrs.
Annie Ice ~ rooels occurred at that
place on Tuesday ~ this week II was
very largely attended by The former
friends ~ the a ceased. The services
were of an Impressive character aud
the meeting house was tnntefully
drapci for the occasion. rottcd plants
and cut flowers were also ptofuHely
displayed. The ward choir rendered
appropriate music and President ", =,
GaWnun and his counselor GeorFr y,
Richards. preached the funeral dis
courses In witch they refcrrod 10 the
departed and Ahmonished her mourn
lnE relatives 20 be- comfortcd,
Mrs. LEES death occurred on sunday
and was caused by meningitis or brain
fovcr brought 90 by untiring devotion
10 sick child. She was thirty.one
years u aK- and leaves a husband and
two children g. mourn her demise. She
was toe daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
gwen Nelson. ahe Was graduate Of
the musical department Of ST. MaryH
academy ana conductor of the Tooelc
ward choir az the time OF her death.
aho had previously been the chOlrn
organiHt for several years. Hhc was
also actively engaged In Mutual I'm.
provement and other beneficial work.
Her death WA severe blow 10 her
family and friends.
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JENSEN.
unds,eiopsd 'it-.oarce- Awaiting combin-
alton Of Industry aud Capital.

alton Of isdu.try aud Capital.
Special Correspondence
Jensen. ulntah Co. May 1--we arc
having an unusual quantity of wind
this season. with but little moisture.
This place II located an the Green
river In ulntah county. nj the junction
Of Ashloy'a Fork and Green River. our
irrigation water il brought from Brush
Greek We have about 20 families IN
this district scattered up ana down the
Green river and up brush creek and on
Ashley Fork. Tho scattered physical
condition Of the people also keeps them
divided In their Interests and feelings,
yet a Eteat Improvement II noticeable
uNDEvELoPED RESOURCES.
We arr here surrounded with many
undeveiOped resources. coal, giiSonlt.,
asphalt, alum, copper. gold. silver and
other minerals abound Ia the hills Of
this county and IN our Immediate vlcin-
ny, only nwnitlpF capital ana enter
prise 10 make each a source of profit
20 the Investor, The best Of all our
undevelopci Resources II our ngrlcui-
tural opportunities. There n apparent
" room Tor thousands ~ home builders,
with good soil and water In abundance,
II capital and labor could be com
blned, water from Green river could be
taken out, which would cover more
land lust the south Of US than " now
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cultivated in the whc'c Of uintah
county and ns q further induccncnt
the climate ~ excellent
We hear talk OF railroads. aud the
pcopio arc ready 10 welcome one here
ard insure II plenty n patronage,
The people are Ercntly neitatcd over
fhe enforcement ~ The timber reserve
laws. as " shuts them out from OIL the
iimhcr in this locality sheep men VIII
have TO hunt now pasture or sell out:
.... ..Iu IUud ar. the denunclatiuna n
the regulations that shuts the settler
out FROM timber TO build his home or
Improve his farm.
There Il n good ferry here across the
Green river. and Bishop George BlninFs
has store at this point that ~ doing
"a thriving business
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VALLEY ,itw MININu AND MILL
tNG COMpANN.

Location OF principal place OF buAl-
ness salt Lake city, Utah.
Notice IL hereby given that at meot-
Ing of the company held ON the 9TH day
or May 1889, an assessment uf 4, cent
per share was icvitd on the capital
stock ~ said corporation. payable aa fol-
lows n cent per share On or before
Thursday, the hth day OF June, 1853,
and = cent per share on Saturday,, The
sth day OF July, 1899, TO -, q. cnldor.
secretary, at the Office of company, No
% west First South street. Salt Lake
city Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on The
sth day NJ July, 1899, VIII be delinquent.
ana advertised fnr sale at public auc-
ton. and unless payment Is made, viii
be- sold ON Monday, the sth day .of
August. 1889 az n o'clock noon, 10 nay
delinquent assessment together Nth
costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale.
(Slgned) ID. q. CALDER.
No, % west Flrs, South street, San
Lake city, Utah.
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YES;
WHY
DON'T
YOU

You've been reading the Krug Cab
met beer Observation-Disclosures missed
unr-thoy'ro Ho interesting -thcy arc
different every dny--cyen sundayn--and
you've Thought, Ohl % often. how you'd
onioy q glarH-even requested your hus-
band tn order it-and like most mon
hos forgotten probably. Now do Il
yoursolf-if you haven't a telephone.
write and order trial carc-it's "a de-
ilclous-haa the natural beer ravor-not
doctorvd.
~ THOMAS. Agent
r o nox snl Salt Lake city.
bnID kntu nHIwiNo co..
OMAHA.
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NOTICE 81 A CALI Or SPECIAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE T. hereby sivun that n special
merilnu ~ tho sinrkhulders ~ tho Nnst
Mining 4 Mnimr rmpany Tor the puflsl.s
NJ tln'tina dlfsTiufs aud nnicurs ~ tho rum-
pnnb a. toli nficr nail the nVNt nunual
the sale aud transfer ~ nll the rial aud usr-
spnni property ~ aid company and all quc>-
NJ an The siork ~ said cnfupany hereby called
~ meet NJ knum -, fuinpluinn iiuildinr In
the rliy and ,sluuty ~ salt Lake aud state
y ltah. un Tuesday, tho 18th day u junc. AZ
the luur ~ W %, M.
Dated this 18th day ~ May, A. u. 40.
W. y strliRit
y N. Unison,
w. WHIST.
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WOODRUFF.
Old Time Roundup substantial Missionary
Farewell soeiables

Special Correspondence.
Woodruff. Rich Co. May is.-At the
general roundup 1000 head Of range
horses were brought IN from the
Nusntch range. They were looking
well conhdCrlng the hard winter.
Two entertainments were given last
wyck aud two departing missionaries.
Hdcr Cyrli a.. TlnEey ana wills call.
had the privilege Of receiving the sup
port " their many friends through
words of announcement and n purse
ench % about $50. They started FOR
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NOTICE Is hofeby given that meeting
w The sip'khuldrfi ~ the Hnston-
Nevada tuppef company, a corporation.
Nus sen cnllofis aud VIII b. held NJ
90. oiiirr ~ the company. rnm 20 Mccormick
hnilhlhg. SAT- Lake tlty. Utah. on tho 18th
Jay ~ May, i.s, re o'clock pm. Tor the pur-
-. ~ amending Article VI ~ the Articles
90 Incorporation " said company. BY In
crtnslug The rlr tuluu NJ the shafs~ ~ tho
capital siuk u wll aimuauy from ten cunts
PCT shan tu one dollar fHf share
liiNitN -ttGIia prufidcnt
lusErii siEUEfs secretary.
Dated Aprii q. fF0
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OUR NEIChB0RS.
BOISE. IDAHO.
u n Department of Agriculture Ciimst.
aud Crop Report, wssk Endiss M.yIs.

Boise, Idaho. May 10. 1899.
WEATHER.
During the past week ending with
Monday May 18th, the temperature av-
TRACED degrees IN the western dis.
lricH ana dcErcca In tho eastern sec
u"hs below the normal each day. The
weather continued cool hut Inorc fayor.
able for growth Of vegetation than The
week proceeding. lieneficial showers oc-
.utfed IN western localities On the sth.
lvth and nth. they extended 10 some
EASTERN districts ON the 9Th. The pnc-
'lpllhu"n was normal In knat0nnl
county and deficient Ia the remaining
counties ui the State. IN tho central
anu eastern counties there Il need of
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RAIN OWING To the ufNntfA tuutNn Ny
fresh 10 high westerly Wind which has
prevailed Tor several weeks Frost uc-
CURED IN some western localities on the
liza and 18th.
errors.
Vegetation made noticeable nrowth
during the past week, though the
weather was only moderately taNuf-
able II was Comparatively warm nnd
pleasant In the eastern sections. which
caused fruit trees TO commence hlooin-
ing. In the western sections blooming
h we'll advanced and fruit "a retung.
There has been much conjecture CON
cefning the condition 81 the fruit. owing
10 the many ffosta that have occurred
since the trees commenced 60 blnnn'
ID h. conceded that IN rare Instances
there has been fatal Destruction Of
bloom and the slight dnmnEo IN nearly
an orchards 10 a benefit slnce the ttee1
had large surplus of bloom that
should not have maiurcl fruit me
fruit PROSPECTS are good. Peach ana
apricot bloom suffered tho most irua-
poets are good Tor nrunea, plum1, pears
APPLES. and cherries. Strawberries have
commenced to ripcn In favored Sec
lions.
Fall grain continues 10 be reported IN
excellent condition. Spring grain ~
terminating and IN some sections " ~
to Inches In height sowing of HIaln
and grass seed and making N Eafiennn
are nearing completion. Some niihiia
ground has been rcsuwn ana much OF
tho alfalfa that was Thought tp be dcal
has revived. There ~ nm Increased
acreage OF small Fraini this became
necessary In anticipation oi a short nay
crop.
nnngc grass having improved ana
the weather being warmer the cnnui-
lion 81 stock IL fair to rood. nnd tho
inrs during the past week O. less than y
has been during any week since Apnh
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STOCKHOLDERS MnnrIN as.

The annual ucctiur of the storklivider. ~
"" h.Nhutg Milling company viii b. held In
lnc uiiice 81 VIM. u. Preston. salt Lake city.
Monday, MHy ~. NJ 2 O'Clock pm. for tho
purir'-" ~ 'lectinr directors and other Of
tnr -c.retafys report and 10 transact any
uthcr uusincss that may come bufpfc tho
meeting. JAS gff.LfSpIE SECRETARY
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The classified advertisements Of IN,
News" on tho sth page form n most
popular medium " Information between
small advertisers ana tho great public.
The price Of an advertisement IN with.
In the reach Of any and all. Express
your wanta through the News"
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The Regular Annual Meeting " The Stock
holders ul Llln's saving. Hank aud Trust
COMPANY VIII b. held nt the tOmunny's
Office. 40. T. A ., East Temple H.. spit tAike
city. Utah un Monday. juno 18th, 40 ~ II
urlrk o. M. flt The election 81 directors and
fnt such nihcf business a. may come bofOrc
IORTNIo snow, President.
Dated MAY 18TH i.nu
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LOGAN.
r"ofn In the Matrimonial marsct-rrar-
tufed ~. Collar iton..

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache CO.. May i9.-Dr. Chaa.
\, 9uwann. u son NJ Ifcst. Guwnna. of
Tvuclc. has moved 10 this city ana open
cd w. dental rafiurs.
The following parties obtained mar
fiasc licenses this afternoon. nanja-
min g. Homer ~ Trenton. and Anctta
smith o. Hmlthncl1. Fred ilmorcauN.
ana Florence Ailswofth. both Of prra-
ton. Idaho Alma ~. Parker IT,. ~ ben.
nlngton. aud Margaret T.. s0tcnsun OF
MOntpe,l-r Idaho
an eighi-y sar.old son of Nj. Julius
SLENDER fell yesterday and badly frao-
turpd his collar bone.
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OUR OWN STATE.

Eastern States mission. where he has
been appointed to labor.
Mrs. Jane JONES. former resident ~
this city. died yesterday Mt Spanish
Fork ut the fltp old axe ~ So years.
Deceased viii be buried from the
Fourth Nafn mnsfinr HnHsr. aIiiiait.
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sunday. May ilth. being tho forty
ninth birthday anniversary ~ Sister
Emma Bennett. Stake PRECEDENT 81 the
bingham Relief society. tho ladies u
Idaho Falls gave her q double surprise
PARTY sunday ana Monday evenings.
Slater nounett l. very popular among
the sainta. and l. n hard worker In Re-
lief Foolrty affuifn
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OGDEN.
,.,,,,, Of =. .. Mmchsi-'aper OF
y,.th.ui Crooh News Brisf.


sp.olai Correspondence.
nrlan. May iss-An infant child o.
A., and Mrs. John iiodHon OF llaiu
NV died Tuesday night, o. ,cethins
49, funeral services were held AT tho
iss,n cIty meeting house At o'clock
p. M. today
FUNERAL or J. y. MITCHELL
.-, r.maiua Of J. y. Mitchell %
,.tvrvitis' who died Tuesday mornins,
-, brought to Hyerdaln, where the
f,,er,i services were held IN the meet.
IT,, house at 10 o'clock today. Decensci
vas = years old and leaves vile and
~. funeral services over the remains
II Wrs. Alice pidcuck viii be held from
~ Thifd ward meeting house tnmot-
r1u friday at o'clock y. m.
A YOUNG CROOK.
A boy giving the name q. weich
Mod "A bicycle from dealer Tuesday
afternnon, then left the bicycle AZ u
stable and rented q horse. which Ne
ssJs out u town. coins south. leHier.
NV Inc horse was found thchcd TO q
fesrr at Fartnington Tho boy had
i9arbt 4 Ticket for Knyayillc, and yef-
tsrisv Rherln f.ayne and Deputy
u5iey went there to Try 10 md him.
my had not succeeded ut last n'-
vrfard Iiich Of Paris. Idaho. a broth
Or n Doctors Rich a iiich u Ogden
,,fnt 10 salt Lake yesterday morning,
whence h. will depart 10 fulhll mis-
sIan ln the Eastern htntcl.
pr0fesanr willard Hanson. principal
al inc HEAVIER schools. has come 10
Orirn 10 alicnd the summer ana con.
tinue his study u the law.