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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

Tho administrators OF the ostat. ~
Patty Sessions, deceased, have flcd
retitlon Tor nm order to sell the real
AMI personal property. rcaiduo OF tho
estate, The county clcrk will be no
qulred 10 mail notices Of the hearing 10
10 different persona-helrs or the e..
ate the total appraised value Of the
property sought To be sold " sis7i.5O
Tho tale IN sought for purposes of
distr button among these heirs. There
beirg no debts outstanding against tho
dCCtdoit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

Somewhere near two hundred dollars
has already been contributed to assist
Brother Thomas Grover who had his
home burned short time ago. Brother
Grover N improving rapidly since the
operation FOR appendicitis was per-
formed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

" you look harFard you cannot rloen.
you are weak physically of your memory
u cloudcd, then take HupYAN, utD.
tiuns, and " does the work admirably. In
you afo Irritable. you have a fear u lm 3.
penainE eWl, you cannot apply pputueif
10 lutineHn thgn procure NUDNAN nj
once HllUNAN cures permanently,
HuDlAN-nll druggists-i0c a package
ia paeknEeh, y =. your druggist docs
not keep H. nend direct 10 HtfuYAN
nEMEDr COMPANY, corner Stockton.
Ellif and Market streets. San Franchise
Cal.
CONSULT HUpYAn DOCTORS FREE or
AnRlr. Gait OR WRITE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

When completed this road will take the
traffic away from the settlement N
CROYDON, but Il WIN be such great
hcneiit 10 the travelling public that the
good people Of Croydon are willing to
nut NJ with this for the good Of the
majority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

Alma Toombs, Promoptory; 13L07
ncteA section 80, township o north.
range west.
Elizn Haynes, Hooper; 81 acres. Sec
tion %. township 20, range . north,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

Mex Adamson sr.. one OF our old
time and respected citizens. Is confined
TO his bed aa the result OF an accident
which happened while nt work harrow
Ing. His foot caught In the harrow and
was severely bruised. causing great
pain.
The funeral services over the remains
of the S-year-old son OF AIR. and Mrs.
James T. Smith, recently from sun
shine, was held Mt the residence OF
Joseph Robinson Sir. The death occurred
three days ago as tho result OF heart
failure,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

a committee who had boon appointed
Z" locate O. flic FOR tho branch mr1r
factory nude an lnycatigition uf places
most suitable md central along tho
Lotdnh river Two sitsa were chosen.
ono 90 tho 90 West Jordan mills OF
ward house nnc the other ON tho rHft
aide - toe liver. near Cnorora mill
one or the other OF these sites will be-
selected ~ a future meeting OF the
luutN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07
PENNINGTON.
Land suit Ia tho District Court-E.tate OF
Patty sessions.

Special Correspondence,
Pennington, Utah. Dec. 6.-sult has
hoon instituted by Mary j. Davis
against John Ponman to Gust the de.
PENDANT from the possession OF iai2
acres % iand In BountIfii, from vhleh
In u alleged 10 be- unlawfuily with
holding the plalntinf. and of which
she n alleged Ia be seizcd In fee SLIM
pie. Shu also asks FOR 500 rs damages
toi the wrongful detention of the prem
iHes. and hor costs In the action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07
PROBATE Ann GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.


Consult County Clerk or the Respec-
tive Slgnors for Further
Information.
NOTICE.
In the District Court. Probate Division. In
and for salt Lake County, rtato Of Utah.
In tho matter ~ the estate Of Ann A.
Pryc deceased
Tho petition Of Christopher Alston praying
Tor thu issuanco Ia himself 81 Letter. OF Nd
fnlnlstrutlou Ia Tho estate OF Ann A. Frye
deceased. has been set for hearing on sat
ufday. the pth day Of December a. ~ lon NJ
$50 o'clock a. M. at the County Court linusr.
IN the Court Rom ~ said Court, In Salt Lake
city, salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk of said Court with tho
seal thereof affixed this e5th day Of
November, A. ~. lspp
CsoaD DAVID &. DUNBAR. Clerk.
by ALBERT J. Scare Deputy Clerk.
icfguson Cannon. Attorneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

In probate court today Judge Hart
appointed James A. Kerr ~ be admin =
istrntor of the estate OF David Kerr.
Deceased, fixing the bond nj $685. pa.
Nid Murray, VIM. ", barley aud VIM.
WYATT were appointed appraisers Of
the same estate
WIN Garrett was appointed admlnls-
traitor OF the estate of Low Garrett.
deceased. hts bond being fixed NJ Sc 800.
n remittltur from the supreme court
OF the state was filed with the county
court today IN the ease of W. H. Dale.
representing the American Savings
ana Loan association, appellants. W
w, ". Thomas, ct nj respondents, nf-
hrmlnR the judgment u the lower court.
suit had been brought by Thomas TO
have mortgage cancelled by said COM
pnny. olenlniing 10 have ovcrpnld the
amount Of hla loan and interest The
company held out for premium. and
appealed from Judge Ilarrs decision
thnt when the amount Of the loan. with
specific Interest, had been paid By
partial payments the obligation was
cancelled and Thomas was entitled to
the cancellation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

ture viii be the finest IN tho county.
iiills ilrus. a Co. who have been cn-
gagged In The nHnufncturp ~ hrnoms nc
lusincns- lfunm, corn and Uthor uin-
t"rin' hnv!nr gone skywardH. tho nm
concluded 10 discontinue making for
Tho psernnt az least.
great many iinc residences nc nlv-
efton. Draper and along tho Jordan ure
n.inT erected. showing property ON
an HldcH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07
WHAT ARE
YOUR NUMBERS I?

Mon Nhofo
ncrvca are
LETTING down
usually pre-
sent some Of
the following
symptomss
Headaches
taA In F1r.
D., GLOW
q y cs "a n II
pale. thin,
haEEard face
tt1g ", PAL
pitation or
the heart
lFig. ~. loss
of appetite
and impaired
liz . ITO n
tftF y, tor
pid itvor
(FtE. ~.
ifUDYAN
cofrcctn ono
and all thee
sy IN ptOutf.
b q e "a " y -
II u u v a NJ
tones and
Strengthens
thg urfNest
and myrvu
Ccrtffr
iitfDNAN
u what you
netsi u you
NulIsF fruu
n e. vo NJ y
troubles In
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OUR OWN STATE.
LOGAN.
Release Of WIN. pfc from Asylum e. FRO.
bate Ordors-Licenscd to Marry.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. cache Co. Dec 5.--Judge Hart
today Issued an order directing Tho no.
lease from the Utah asylum Tor the
Insane q VIM. Fife. former resident
VI fNVldence. this county. The order
was made upon tho nppiicnti,n ~
James Fife. brother OF William. who
with FiniH 7. Fito and VIM. ~ Low,
rlstci q bond for $500. guaranteeing the
tate Keeping OF the inmate. VIM. Fife
mas been under treatment at the asylum
Tor about ten years. and Is considered
suhclontly cured OF his mnindy to
Iun,,iy ms maintei,ancc among his
relatives. His mental afIiiction was ~
an intermittent character. and under
inc spell he was impollcd "a lnnlct great
nullly injury upon anyone near him,
but during his lucid movements WAS
as harmless a. child.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

|r.ssh ~, w. larlSln, Jr. and Thomas
y N s,,an So Were Salt Lake visitors To-
s,'tna the directors meeting Of
| IA i '' NY Mining company.
w shurtllff has returned
~ M at northern trip.
lyal tslIs ,. I'm gave another Of his
M tie,,n,. evening In his new hall.
hoi Csal'.snle time was enjoyed.
b. m d ul' Nlork hen TERMS IL
a@ 1'F ailer about two weeks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
FELL GETS FORTY DAYS.
Nan Who Struck Officer Fltzmaurice
M -Other Offenders Before Court. a

siNty-nvc days and tsi In fines was
the portion handed out by Judge Tim.
mony In the police court this after
noon
william Fel,' then William stood
ON the cuconnut mating and criticised
the uuunciatien of Police Court Deihl
as he rrad the complaint charging
drunkenness aud abusive language.
"oh. I guess I am guilty" said Eel
Officer Fitzmnuricc then related how
Foll tumhled on his neck down az the
r. a, w. depot yesterday afternoon,
u being Ladies' Day Nt Snltair the
hurly huhu'H conduct caused quito IL
iluttrr among the gontlrr sex. Ac.
CurdiuF 90 the officer the fellow used
some shocking expressions that fairly
caused Detective Sheets hair TO stand
ou end.
Fen gave q recitation or his little ca-
ruuudu IN which he figured prominently
in tho role NJ "Brrtlr tho Lamb
You have been here three times In
three days and need n lesson. drunken
uvsH SO. disturbing the peace, $50. In
default 40 days IN JAIL said the court
"Slt down"
THANKS awfuuy," murmured will
liam
Charles Thomas, with "a pcnchaut Tor
whlskerH and whisky, arose promptly
on the word OF drunkenness.
~ am going out of tow this even
Ing"
"Oh no; you are not. Charles"
Indeed ! am, Hlr, this very"
mot this evening Charles; some
other evening. what were YOU doing
with those three bottles m whisky"
u bought thom aud ! nm going 10
take them with me Ca Merrur'
After YOU have spent 20 days in JAM
"W-h-u-tT 4"
Harry vouEhn was tho next man 20
face the judicial eye.
"Worc YOU drunkf'
"Yoa Hlr. ! took one more than my
official capacity but l have never been
/ here before
John Perkins. another disciple Of
] laCDhus. forfeited s. f0r iniudIClous
HumplinE of the tuwny juice OF the
grape,
Joe williams tho pugllstlr clerk
] who oFFlyrd tu clean out saltulr Beech
/ ON sunday evening, ana not answer 10
| tho roll call consequently his $50 bail
| was declared fnrcfeltpd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
AN INTERESTING RELIC.

A very interesting relic OF the days
when life In New England waa far
from belng the peaceful, placid exist
ence "A Is today, now fOata on tho lake
which crowns the summit OF Long
Mountain IN Otis The relic IL a dug.
out canoe eighteen feet In length bowed
or burned from n Pine log. Although
its present owner, A. - Heath, eati-
matoa lN age at over two hundred
years, Il IL today perfect, save for slight
signs Of decay along what might be
termed It's gunwnlc. II was undoubt.
rdly used by members OF the Peqtla-
buck, Wnrnmaug or Shlnnedaug tribes
u Indians, who IN colonial days built
their campnres and pitched their wig
vans among the hills OF western Con.
nectlcut and Massachusetts. II may
oven have carried the warilke Pequots.
some Of whom ar0 known 10 have
crushing rofcata by tho colonists along
the coast Al any rate. II shows I'M
mlstakable marks OF Indian handi-
work
Mr. Heath found tho canoe forty
years ago. While triunping through
the woods no came upon II some little
distance from the shore. 80 covered
with moss and forms as 20 be- almost
unrccogniznble, lie launched Il on the
lake, where II floated lightly Since
then. year after year, It has served
the nlnqteGnth century pplefaoes as a
fishing boat Tho lake, whose mRrhy
shores have won II the unplcturesquo
name OF Mud Pond. lies In the midst Uf
thick woods, three miles from the near
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
STORY OF A HAM BONE.
That and Package OF Tea Factors
In q Case.

The trial u Abe Hunter. charged with
petit larceny. was the main feature In
Justice summor'a court this afternoon.
Hunter was arrested with James
Adams about ten days ngo, charged
with entering the tent OF u. a. Todd 10
paricy'h canyon and purlolnlng some
clothing.
Adams trial took place last Thursday
and be was adiudgcd gpilty and SEM
fenced TO sixty days In the county iuil.
Hunter desired jury trial. and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were selected To act
nH iururH. H. w Gamble. y. l., nurkin,
Dan Dune and willis Whltridgo.
% was brought out In two days trial
that In addition TO the clothing a ham
bone and "a package of tea was also
tnkOu. These articles were found by
shrrin ilowolla IN Huntcra buggy
whom the arrest was made.
Hunter employed Tor his counsel At
toruryu s.. r. Armstrong ana j NJ.
Hamilton In today's proceedings
Adams was put upon the witness stand
confessed that no stole the articles ia
question and that Hunter had nothing
tu DO with H.
This confession was brought out by
"a question Ut Assistant Prosecuting At
toruCy Gunter A. first Adams hntly
refused % answer the question and only
dii 90 when Justice Sommer Informed
him that 10 would BE- case % nix
months lu i1il Tho case will prlba,
hly be- concluded this evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
Bones Of Simeon Al ord Disinterred
and Identified,
WAS MURDERED AUGUST, '78
Remains Ita,r Just uren Ideutincd
BY Iiis sou, and wtii BE- Taken 10
weber Iounty tor nuri.h

Special CORES poudoucc.
Meadow Utah. Aug ~. 1899.
About this season OF the year twenty
Ala years ago ONug 90. is5u. your pa
per contained an account ~ The nnd-
lnF nf a dead man in the foothills. two
miles east N Meadow. Willard county
Moroni li1wloy then o. boy. found the
bones and reported 90 the citizens here.
An Inquest wna held and the coroner
concluded that o. was one ~ two men
who passr.i through Meadow about dix
weeks previous. that he was laying
near the camp Tire with his skull badly
smashed in. ana that Dc was probably
KILLED hg Dis companion Tor Ms money.
The homes were gathered up and buried
ON the spot. in "a crude box.
That man was my father simeon
AlvOrl VI View, Weber county. who
lrft home April 70 1878, and was killed
about tho last NJ April or hrst 0f Mny
~ the same year. Every rumur. cir
cumHtauco and fact. points conclusively
90 one Mnukintryu. his companion. as
the one who did tho deed. Ia tho morn
Ing. while hls victim was yet in bed
Yesterday myself and Sister Loanort
Alvoni, were directed 10 the spot by
David Duncan. and the bones were re-
covered iu perfect state u prcaor-
walton and win b. shipped 20 View,
where tho dcCcnred'a family nnl rola-
tIyca reside, The body was easily re-
cosuiHed By peculiar, prominent and
missing teeth. J. 7. ALNORD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
ORA, IDAHO.
Thrifty settlement. on the hanks Of the
Ssud Crrsk.

ssud creek.
special Correspondence.
ora. Fremont CO.. Idaho, Aug. 10
This was formerly known nH sand
Crock. II lies on the north side 81 the
north fork ~ Snake river. east o. -.
Anthony. The soil here lie "a rich sandy
loom undorlaid with lava rock. The
roil IL Of nature that u retains the
moisture aud most OF the farmers sub.
irriTate and produce wonderful crops.
bishop NJ J. Kerr. who prcsldca over
this ward settled here four years ago
and now has about three hundred acres
under cultivation, His wheat crop ana
oats are beautiful 10 look NJ
The first settler on Sand Crock was 8.
s. Hodordus. who ~ now nt snrildn y.
o., four miles north ~ orr. SIN far
thor NJ the creek iH Rice y, O.. whore
T.. a. smith and others arc living.
Most u the settlers have located here
In tho last ave years and have made
com mondahle progress, The majority
of the people came from Richmond,
Cache county, Utah. Here are four sons
OF the late A. Q. Brewer OF Richmond.
who was At one time its mayor. and
was an old time printcr on the Dea-
erCt News.
The Irrigation water Tor the district
comes from Sand Greek. and 10 Insure a
suiiiciency ~ water i've reservoirs have
been established, four o. which arr ma
turai fvscryoirH In these the hlgh wa
ter Of gnrinr h held back Tor use Ia
the irrigation season.
n there was water 20 develop u a
Tine tract of country lies Co the west
Of this place. and II looks queer 90 SEQ
nsxt 20 fruitful fields and gardens great
nslds ~ drifting sand. This sand IA
constantly moving. by the action 81 Tho
wind. toward the northeast. BlHhoT
| Kerr'H ward covers large tract II
g..
dows-where healthy branch % the
Church D. located.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

W. s, Mccormick ia expected back
from hlH visit TO tho coast tomorrow.
lie writes that Bite health is greatly im-
proved By his vacation.
Most uf the stores will Boz closed on
Saturday, following the rule OF a. e.. NJ.
d. which viii NOT open ut all. making
Friday iH Saturday OF this week.
Lester Freed, purchasing agent ~
tho Freed Furniture company, has re-
turned from his visit TO the East Mr..
Freed brings the usual tale NJ q rushing
business at 900 eastern factories lie
says there has hrHu nu advance % from
20 tu 90 per cent In AN lines ~ furniture
goods. especially in metals. a sun fur-
tN.r advance Ia looked Tor While in
Grand Raids the great central point
fur the furniture business he says De
had tu wait mine days tn have hlH or
dsrH uluDrd,uud There wore ut least 1000
buyers there 200 the same condition nH
himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Line Across the Reservation - Work %
branches BeinE Rushed.

The RIO Grande Western continues 10
push thlngs The mile post has been
left IN the rear In the construction of
the sunnytlde branch. WORK on tho
Provo branch IL likewise going rapidly
forward. The Westerns corps OF sur
vcyorH. who started out not long ngp
from "a puiut near Pleasant VALLEY june
tlou 20 locate a route through the
uiutnh reservation. arc stu IN the FIELD
hard az work. n this proposed line
IL constructed II win devcl0pc rich
country rich In coal, rich In coppcl
and rich IA timber
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Rio De 1anolro. Aug i5.-The medals,
two OF gold. thirty OF silver, ana nfty N
copper struck az the mint hero in ccle-
hratlon OF the visit NJ preHt toca, ~
the Argentine republic. we're distributed
today Thoy are similar 10 those dls-
tributcd In honor of Admiral walker
u. =. n.
The festivities continue The statute
10 the duke OF Caxiaa was unveiled,
There were "a number Of picnlUs ana
mutlneoH were given at the thrutcrs,
and the Warshipa took part IN the In
nururatlun OF "a central railroad sta
ton. Everything. however, is " an
unofficial character and thorc is no pop
ular outburst o. enthusiasm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Gains Nearly Pour Minute. gu sewn
MILES Hun.

Batomcn's Point, II. l.. Aug. i5.-rho
last race OF the New York Yacht club
cruise today IN Brcnton Reef lighHhip
for the wind up cups offered by Com
mudUrv Morgan was sailed today by
Columbia and Defender. The course
was uf tWuuty-onu miles triangular,
seven miles 90 q lcg. The starting
point was from nrouton'' Ref light
ship. with tho whistling buoy at Point
Judith us one mark and another uu-
Churri FryVr miles southeast % that
point and south by east ~ the light
ship. The starting signal FOR the big
HllUps was hrul al il335.
From this point Il looked ns " De-
fender crossed nrst but Columbia was
on her weather quarter, and 10 minute
after the start went by her 10 wind
ward. The wind wus about east blow
about six knots. Columbia rounded tho
first mark at l2it'i5, Defender at
i2ls12,
This shows gaiu for Columbia In tho
seven mile run Of three minutes, ffty-
seven sD IndH
Columbia rounded the second mark
at l95li-o Defender at lib1;Ol,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Reduced Rates On Live stock Averaging
Aboat sia.5O per Car

The Rio Grandc Western yesterday
made "a big reduction In live stock rated
10 the east, applying 10 all points on
the main lluc from ogden 90 Thistle,
and To- Council Buns. Omaha and
Kansas city.
The rates In dollars and cents per
standard car are aa follows.
Horses and mules. ii2g.6s. cattle or
range horses. ilia6i. hogs In single
deck cars, tlla6S sheep or goats In sin
gls-dock cars, 80. sheep or goats Ia
duuble-deck cars, fiig.Ga.
tn" centn pet 100 pounds basis OF rat
lng N used by railroads for cattle
sheep and hogs east OF the river but In
the now tnrlf u the Rio Grnnde West
crn Il shows n similar reduction TO H.
Louis. ~. Paul Chicago and Mlnneup1-
liz In the quotations shows under hs1a
~ cents per 100 pounds making stint
lar IN carloads
The now rates will meet the Union
Pacific At Nasatch and stations whore
live stock from the eastern part Of the
state Is secured
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WILL EXTEND
To KAYSvILLE.
Force of Men Busily Engaged Get
ting Out 10000 Ties.
FOR S. L. AND OGDEN LINE.


The move Of railroad property and
the spirit Of grasping every opportunl-
~ for extending has given the salt
Lake q ogden company It's portion.
That line will without doubt enter
Kaysyiile this fall Dame fortune has
been quite generous to the road In OK
tending most encouraging amount %
business, making Il possible to build
farther and perhaps sooner than antic-
ipatcd reach the goal OF its ambition
ogden.
For several days force Of men have
been busily engaged n Pennington
canyon repairing the highway up as lar
as the old saw mill. The purpose la
doing this work Of course means that
the road will be- used and that the saw
mill VIII again be operated. a gang
OF mon are also nt work getting out
about 5000 ties for tho Salt Lake d
ogden.
The rumor that the company con-
tomplntCd extending bcyonds lts pres
cnt terminus was. II D. said, denied by
the management
when seen Ia relation TO the subject
yesterday General Manager Simon
liamhcrgcr said. Yes. the object of the
work In Pennington canyon ~ 10 get
out ties Tor our mad. II ~ the In
tcntion of the company to build on ia
kuyFylllc this fall We have "a consld-
cradle amount % building material,
such as rails which We are DESTROYS vi
using"
Mt Hamburger said that the road
would eventually reach the Junction
city. hut Just when he could not say,
lie further stated that n was not The
rolling stock In the immediate future
but whenever II becomes necessary II
would b. done. The fact that the line
viii be built nve or six miles farther
givcH general satisfaction 90 the ciu.
zens o. Davis county. and especially to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Orson Thomas ana gnorr. walker
two small boys, were taken 90 police
headquarters last evening, a. u was
believed that The lads knew Fumrthing
regarding the mysterious disappearance
u pieces ~ hardware such us sash pull
leys. door knobs and hinges. from the
premises of the Sierra Nevada Lum-
Dor company. The youngsters cone
dealer had promised them thirty
cents pct hundred pounds fof old iron
''ur any other old thing in the shape
~ metal"
Tho boys We're released on their own
recognlEnuoe while the police 49, look
ing Tor the Junk man
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Work on the 81. Anthony grade Is
being rushed.
william Dsrkc Of the Burlington re-
turned from brighton last evening.
col" u, H. Hardin, general live
stock agent OF the G. u, A o.. IL IN
town,
Every afternoon train 10 the beach
yesterday was composed Of sixteen
passenger coaches.
General Agent J. T., Frawloy Of the
Union Pacific at Kansas city, who has
been on a trip through ogden canyon.
returned yesterday.
$. W. Ecclos, general traffic manager
Of the short Line, has gone 20 Idaho.
f. W. Cope, Oratwhile OF the Oregon
Short Line auditors onice. IL Ia thu
city from Idaho Falls.
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sALT Palace NOTES.

Word was received today by Director
Talbot that tho Hagenbeck animals will
b, put ON The train AZ Chicago tomor-
row and will come direct 10 Salt Lake,
All thc streets OF Cairo people have
arrived and nro now On tho grounds
Tho MiElmn family nf japanese arc
here. They came direct from Japan.
never yet having performed la Amud-
ca,
Judge stayuOr iH putting up a
photograph parlur. 80 manager of the
Utah Photography company,
September 24nd The Colored people VIII
give grand celebration Ht the Hllt
Palace In C0mmvmoratlou uf their
mlnuIpuulm.