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PROVO.
Preliminary Hearing Of Connors Set foi
Tuesday other News Notes.
gpeciai Corrcapondence.

Preliminary Hearing OF ConBors Set for
Tuesday other News Notes
Special Correspondence.
Provo. July Crank Counors, ns
reported In Saturdays News has
been formally charged with the murder
VI Oniccr Strong on the 27th Of June.
The complaint Is sworn TO By Shcrln
SlOrrs, and ON Saturday afternoon
tonnurH was taken before Justice King
and the complaint was read 10 him for
The FIRST time, he listened TO the read.
luE without Il sign OF emotion, ana
without saying word, his eyes re-
Ncrted on the Justice.
He was asked II he had thought Of
an attorney 10 defend him. and replied
IN the negative. Attorney NJ. NJ. War
uer and George II. Lund were sug-
gested and accepted by ConnorH. After
an hours consultation the defendants
counsel asked for an immediate pre-
liminary hearing, which was set FOR
Tuesday, July nth, at . o'clock a. m.
iu the Fourth district court room,
The officers have worked hard on the
onsc, gathering evidence against tho
accused, and although they have
nothing but clrcumstnntlnl evidence
against Connors they arc rnnguine Of
being able 90 convict him OF the offcnac
Frank Morris, Connora' pal. ~ being
held as the main witness for the prus-
youtlon. He has been carefully guarded.
that no one might have q chance TO
talk TO him, and II IL thought that his
evidence viii be- the strongest OF any
against the accused. and only part of
Morris evidence will DE- disclosed at
the preliminary hearing
WHAT coNNoRs SAID IN his CELL.
The New" representative visited
IunnorH In his cell immediately. after
NJ hud been nrfnigncd and asked MIN
U hg had any statement 10 make to IN
public. He seems very much confused
9nd nervous and replied that az present
10 had nothing TO say Tor publication
l.nrng ON the case.
When asked " he had any parents
living, ana " 40. where, tears came q
Dis eyes and his voice trufnbled, nc
stated that he had father and mother
aud other relatives living In Maine, but
nt what place he would not say IL
h1d not communicated TO them hii
lFouhleH nor ala he want them TO know
unii he was free again. He came Wusl
about I'VE years ago, and had been ~
dorado most OF the time engaged al
When asked when he picked mp with
motifs he refused 20 answer, hut con
Sconeld.
Upon being requested 20 explain how
TWO of the shells IN the revolver he hat
'Ane TO be exploded, he hcsitated 10
.nme time, but finally said that I'M
Euh found when he was captured ani
lhe one he had on az Helper whei
searched by Detective Ketchum wcr
N'i the same, az he had lost tho frs
one ana had secured the second one o
q man az clear creek, at which plnn
,e had fired one shot at n muslSrnt
nut where and whom tho other aho
va hred he could or would not say.
inc reason he gives for drawing
yum on George t'onf, who found hin
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SANTAOUIN.
zine Domestic water supply Illness ot
Goorgr Halliday.


Ceorge Halliday.
Special Correspondence.
sontaqulu. July s-Fcw towns urr
blessed with "a better domestic water
supply than sauuquln, ". a. Hudson
has laid % main pipe from hia spring
ut the southeast corner ul town, rNa
tending about one uud uuo-hult miles,
furniahIug nll the north part ~ the
town. with "a nnu supply uf water Tor
household use-ublut sixty families are
supplied from this spring while nnuth-
cr spring d. tapped by "a f0w families
on the south. from which they obtain
good supply OF pure water
The fnD brick meeting house o. roofHd
and strong cfort will be- made Go have
u finished this season. Tor the use "
the good people of Snntaquiu.
ILLNESS or GEORGE HALLIDAY.
Patriarch George Halliday 81 confined
90 HE room. ana often Co hH bed Tor
days. The old physical disabilities are
telling on his otherwise strong CunHti-
tuition. lie b. fnvorubly known
throughout tho state uH ana earnest
,.lrkpr in the cause uf Zion. Many uf
Go, early English Saints remember
him uH travelling Elder President N
Conference. ana pastor iu The early
days when England yielded r1 many 81
her sons and daughters t0 the cause Ut
Zion.
For several years he served the people
Df SlutaUulu as thvir bishop. later was
appointed bishop 81 American Fork.
where Do laburyd until hlH falling health
hn was then released and ordained a
ulFrIUrIH
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PRICE.
Ward Conference WIN Celebrate the saith
scarlet Vandalism.

Scarlet Fever Vandalism.
Special Correspondence.
Price Utah. July p.-Thcrc was
large attendance at the ward confer
cnce held here yesterday afternoon
Addresses We're made by the presidency
Of Emery stake, Reuben %. Miller, ana
COunselOra, Elders John II. Pace and
Henry q, Matthias, ana Secretary Ar
thur W. HoralCy. Bishop HurHley N
Price ward was also n speaker. The
officials were unanimously sustained.
The city council has decided that
there shall be no horse racing inside
the city limits on the gan, Pioneer day.
ana II the races already arranged Tor
are run at that time. II VIII be outside
the town, The committee on Pioneer
day sports ANA program win meet on
Wednesday evening next ana arrange
Tor the celebration, which o. lH expect
cd,will eclipse anything ever before att
tempted In Price.
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs. II.
q, Smith died on sunday morning and
the remains will bee tukOu 10 Emery
county. the former home Of the parents,
SCARLET FEvER
There Is considerable scarlet foycr IN
town az the present time but so far
there have been mo- deaths from tho
hlaNhhHt al 'hHNH 80 tar reporter Nie
under the control OF a physician, and
Il is believed there Is no danger OF an
epidemic.
DAsTARDLY VANDALISM.
Considerable damage was done by
some vandalH here on the night of the
Ath OF July, A number OF half-grown
trees la front Of the meeting house
were "hurkOd' by someone. evidently
% grown person. with the reHult that
the trees win die and Il will be neces-
sary 10 plant othorH Tor shade purposes.
. Henry q. Matthias. who WIS appoint
cd by Governor Wells TO cXpond tho
money on the roads In carbon county
between here and NCmnl, has filed his
bond with the secretary OF State and
win begin work now IN TOW days. uct-
Ing In conjunction with tho nppointec
from uininh county. 10 lH believed the
two countieg viii thus have the best
roads they have ever had,
LIGHT showers fell throughout Castle
valley today There Is much hay lying
in the fields but na the showers were
light n " not thought any serious
damage win result
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FIRST prize. $50, was won ~ q team
from Miners Hnsln second taken by
n team from Xmas road camp ON the
Grand river in the afternoon great
many went ont to the rco course.
some two miles out of town. where the
balance 81 the day was iukou up In
determining who had the best race
horse, pony, hurru. or any other old
thing that could sortor run. tho Dvon-
Ing was spent ln % pleasant dance nt
the opata house. but tho morning of Che
9Th We could. ! presume, the most nf
ua. cay the glorious fourth comes only
once year nnd-wtll--tm glad III &c.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
nANTI.
President Joseph .. smith Preaohs. In the
Manti Tabneraris.

hAhAh ANHNfAsffH
Special per Dcscrct Telegraph.
Mantl snnpcto County. July To-
President Joseph +. Smith delivered
very powerful sermon hero yesterday
afternoon The report had gone out
that President Smith would speak. Ho
the tabernacle was crowded with eager
listeners. many having come from SUR
rounding towns to attend the meeting
The speaker took hiH text from the
book of Doctrine and Covenants. Sec
ton 30. verses 30 Q. and Tor about an
hour he discoursod on tho necessity ~
forrlvlnH one another and OF keeping
Gods commandments. N we expect 20
be pnrtnkprH of His blessings when
we do our duty tho Lord a. bound to
fulhl HIS promises. The Lord has
made certain requirements of His
Saints, one u that they pay tlthcs and
offerings. We have failed 60 do this
nH a church said the speaker. and UNI
less we do better, we can not claim our
Fathers blessings.
The speaker urged the Saints TO
cconomize, 60 live within their means.
10 pay their tithea, 20 do their duties In
all Things. that thoy might have power
with the Lord In claiming His blcha-
lngs for Zion.
The question whether tho Lnttcr-dny
Saints should Join secret societies OF
any KIND was answered IN the Mega
tive. There IL no excuse for any OF
our people uniting themselves with
such, Tor every widow or orphan whose
husband or father was tithc payer.
has "a Just claim on the Church In the
hour OF need. President Smith wished
the Bishops 90 understand that when
calls were made Tor help from the tith-
inF,uhtc payers were the only ones who
had any claim, others might be aided,
but that would be charity outright
There was very close attention paid
90 every word ~ the sermon. which
lasted more than two hours, preHi-
dent canutc Peterson gave u few good
words uf testimony, and counsel
Brother Joseph T.. Smith and wife will
visit the summer school this morning
and lhen 10 homo ON Lhn noon trnIn.
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RICHFIELD.
inventory OF VI. Petsrson's Estatc-D edi-
cation Of Tabernacle Painful Accident.

inventory OF ". Petsrsons Estate-Dedi-
cation Of Tabernacle Painful Accident.
Special Correspondence.
Richneld, SEWER CO.. July THE In
vcntory IN the James NJ. Peterson cs-
tate was filed In the clcrk'a Office today
by T.. W. collins. attorney for the cs-
tate. II shows that deceased died pos
Hcssed OF real estate valued nt &6.ia'
and personal property valued at sla,-
Gas. Total fi00.313 By The terms " de-
ccnHeda will this property ~ 10 be
distributed az follows. To gtona Mel
sen. sister Of deceased. $500. to- Hannah
Heutier. sister u deceased. $500, Co Una
Filth Peterson. the 2-yeur-old daughter
OF deceased. $1,000. TO Lawrence N.
Peterson. son of deceased. 81 900, and
10 Sarah Peterson, widow Of deceased.
1900.
Tho contract Tor erecting the new
bank for the James NJ. Peterson estate
was let 10 Young a Hansen Of this city
for lg717. and the building is to be
completed by the last of November.
CASES FILED.
Two now eases were filed In the dis
trlct court here yesterday. Tom Fergu-
son. assignee of NELSON Brothers W
James y. Nilsson. This is an action 10
recover 800 Tor rent on % certain house
and lot IN the town ~ Monroe. together
with f2i damages done 60 such property
by defendant during hlH occupancy
thereof
The scvlor Valley Canal company Va
NJ. a. Dority Il al. this IL an action 10
have appraised ana condemned certain
lands OF defendant which plalntlm de-
slrcs 10 use for reservoir purposes.
DEDICATED NEW TABERNACLE.
II ~ now definitely decided that tho
Hovlor Stake tabernacle will Doe d0dl-
Gated on Saturday. July %. President
Snow, az least one or the councillors. a
number OF the Twelve Apostles, and
quito number OF other prominent
| church members Will be down from
Salt Lake city.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT
Ray Murry a brother 81 Judge Nc
/ Carty'a wife, came down from Mays
/ vale yesterday to receive professional
/ treatment for an accident he received
/ the day previous az the mine by ID
car tipping over and almost Hevorinr
two Of his fingers.
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Notice Il horrhy given that M meeting N
thr Hoard M DIRECTOR u thu taIUuu Mine
held nn saturday. the lith day uf June iffi
nu ASSIGNMENT ~ I've aI cruts uur share was
levied upon tho capital stO'k ~ tlr company,
artas nlnrh Salt Lake city. Utah, ut once
and before the lOth day ~ july, i-H. Any
stu'k upon which this ussUgsmunt may remain
delinquent aud advertised fuf sale ut public
auction. and unless payment j. made hrfurH
will hp sold un thD 2Nth day NJ August l-H 20
nay the delinquent assessment together with
tusts uf advertising aud rNuHusrs ~ sale
SAMtAt j. Paul. SECRETARY
go Pm russ l.nrk, salt Lake city, Utah.
Dated salt Lake ely, june l1th i-u
ilut publication. june 10Th isn
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EscALANTE.
Tho Fourth COMMUNICATED - crop Pros
pocts-Locat improvements.

Special Correspondence.
Esonlnntc Garfield Co.. July Elm.
dependence Day was celebrated Ia
grand style. The program exhibited
tact ANA talent on high order
Monroe TWitchell. WIS marshal u tho
day. Three floats were very tustofully
decorated In tho national ColorH, tho
first one conveying the Goddess Of Lib-
attendants,
In the afternoon the children wcre
given "a party ut the town hail where
Refreshments Wero served by commit
tee. IN tho evening both old ana
young trpp,l tho light fantastic until
the wee small hours.
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HOLDEN.
Poor Outiook for Hay Christlan Neigh.
borsaThe Fourth.

Special Correspondence.
Holden. Willard CO.. July SIN. pou-
pie ~ this place are atil busy huylng
though some are nearly through We
have about two-thIris nf crop on un
average. and na water Del very HuurUH,
th0rr wiil he but uttlu SECOND crop.
unless wc have considerable rain. and
that doesn't look Ht 900 probable nt
present Other crops are below the
average this year.
CuEisTtNN NEIgUUOUs
Some time ago Brother Jno e.. poul-
SON. "a yuuuF man uf thIr place. mot
with q severe accident which VIII DIS.
able him Cor Oh short time. To-day some
uf the citizens huys boon cutting hlH
hay. others win pile % mp and stack
d Tor him. Many can help one. but
'tis hard Tor ono Goo help many
MissGVEs FROM "HON D."
-Four of uur yoInr mon have received
letters from "iiHv 10" lately There De-
mo- doubt but thHy viii 900 HHuu hn
carrying their grips Success t1 thaml
TITS a good school
THE FOURTH
our citizens celebrated the Fourth in
20 very enthusiastic manner iur Do
forenoon with un excellent program
horse races. foot races. etc.. 400 che Hf
toruuun, UhlilrUu'H dance ut 2 o'clock
nud a. grand bail cor adults BOO the yycu'
Ing
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nearly completed. and viii no doubt be
dedicated this fan. ~ soon ~ few
remaining claims are paid on by the
residents N the ward.
tucern and wild hay crops viii be
ilght-alao nrnin-but the prospects for
a heavy Yield ~ iucorn seed are good.
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PANGUITCH.
The Fourth Celebrated Amid Peculiar
Circumstance Other Ntus.


Special Correspondence.
pungultch. Garfield co.. July IA
grand elaboration OF the glorious
Fourth was had here. consisting Ia the
hiring VI artillery a grand parade.
speeches. fun ANA dancing. 4 Few
things occurred 60 prevent full on-
juymont 90 tho occasion, one being ths
death NJ % long resident ~ this place.
Sister Amanda Dihbie. AGED 10. A good.
faithful Lntter-day Saints OF luhg
standing. Another. the infant child %
Arthur and Alice T.. Lee.
PECULIAR MIsHAp TO "OLD
GLORY"
Our liberty pole IN also on tho
Fourth, As the beautiful "old Glory
was waving In tho breeze. tho admlrl-
ton Of an boh1ldUrH suddenly o. gentle
zephyr. In tho shape OF whrlWind.
struck the pole. literally tearing u up
from the ground and duHhlng 10 vlD-
lontly 10 the earth breaking II In two;
but tho nnH was saved, and very
fortunately. no one WIS injured.
Three funerals were held here on tho
5th Inst. viz, Amanda Dlhhlo, iufatn
Ice and the thrUe.yoar'uld ana only
child OF nr. and Mrs Steiner. whose
death occurred ou the 3rl inst. IN
Salt Lake city, tho body reached hero
IN time Tor its intrrment az Z o'clock
y. M. The services were held ln tho
tabernacle.
A sensation viii be sprung upon our
people IN "a few days, Ca the arrest NJ
an EHCnlnute man Tor a hOlnuus crime.
upon q thirteen ycar-uld glrl,
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Yesterday being the fourth 900 Thur
hor turned out 90 celebrate us usual.
ON this occasion the goddess 81 liberty
was not only prrsuuatod but BATTERED
hy Miss Edna SNOW. a splendid proc
gram OF songs, taoltutiuuH ANA patriotic
speeches was rendered iu the forenoon.
Uncle Sam was criticised, praised uul
blrafHi with that perfect freedom
which Dr. characteristic only NJ America.
In the afternoon the little folks hal "a
dance. aud there was also horse racing,
foot racing and other athletic sports.
AZ night there was dance for adults,
which lasted until near dawn.
Thurhyr had many visitors, nud tho
strlusam hall was crowded Co &c. ut
most capacity. Everything passed on
pleasantly. and Uncle sam may cone
graduate himself uu huNlnF Hl many
i1yni FubIeuts lu HHbhIt Valley.
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NEPf1I.
school Election FRONT In wooi-Intorcst
Ing News nrtefs.


Ing News Driefs.
Special Correspondence.
Ncphl. Juab County. July 5th.-At a
meeting N tho tax payers OF the dis
uict held In the Central school house
this evening, Thomas HoliiHton was
elected school trustee Tor the ensuing
three years; the term OF Mrs Nellie
Grace having expired.
HAS stXTEEN MISSIONARIES.
Nephl has sixteen missionaries IN tho
field, ana Il n becoming known that
the spirit Of thlhc paying ~ Increasing
IN the ward, nH many new names ore
finding their way on the books.
PROFITS IN WOOL.
The woolmen of Nophl are receiving
heavier profits from their wool business
than the fore part OF the season led
them TO expect.
Judge MoCnrty VIII resume the hual-
ness OF the district court here on Mon
day ncNt-hc la acting IN place OF Judge
Higgins, who II enjoying a vacation In
California.
hood II being developed. and no doubt
before long a large mining camp viii
spring up, " the showing continues 20
be favorable,
An elderly gentleman named Thomas
Pass, was buried on the 9TH, he was one
~ President Wilford Woodruna old
time HorefordHhirr converts.
INC aecond ward moetlng house u
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Several buildings are IN course OF
erection, among them arc the dwelling
houses OF n. ID. RYuudy. Alvn Pratt and
\. j. Riddle, also tho district school
house. which b. fine brick structure
uhclght rooms
The Dvatrct News agent. Mr. Brown.
made MS "a Tying visit recently He
obtained twenty new subscribers. be-
sides renewal of the greater portion
~ those who had previously been sub
HcrlberH.
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PAROWAN.
How the People Of rarowan Celebrated
Independence Day,

Special Correspondence.
parownn, Iron County July 5,-Tho
committee chosen % arrange FOR the
celebration OF Independence day feel
fully compensated for their lnbors, 20
heartily were they supported by tho
subcommittee and an who were asked
90 assist In the days pleasure,
Prof. Durham as usual rendered able
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MOAB.
The Fourth Comes Iiut once Year, then
II Ia Made the Most or,

Moab, Grand County July 7.-Agalu
our little town Is quiet, and pe0-
pie are turning their attention TO their
various pursuits Tho glorious Fourth
was celebrated by about 100 per cent uf
around enjoyment one would bo led
90 think thar the populaco OF Grand
county ala not believe Ia doing things
boy halves, A fine program was rene
dercd al the opera house on the morn
lng Of the an, the greatest feature be.
lug a song exercise by twenty four lit
he girls. dressed 90 represent our nn-
tlnunl colnr8, the afternoon was taken
up by foot races Tor old aud young.
large ana small, together with juvD-
nile dance, closing the day with sine
gle handed drilling contest, prize S2i
The morning Of the 9th was taken un
by the double handed drilling contest.
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Highland Copper Mining Company. prinripai
tlace uf buslurss. salt Lake Ulty Utah

NOTICE Tborc are delinquent upon tho
following described stock. UU account 90 an
uaarssmHut levied uu tHv .utudHy " Nav
lHt. fNU several amounts HNf opposite The
uHmD NJ thH respective shareholders. ~
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Estate 90 Thomas NJ. woodbury. deceased.
Creditors NlII present claims with voucher.
fl tHr uuurr.l fuUH ut tIIu law un|Hr ~ WuI-
UrII Is adams. Mccormick NlI|u.UH. -IIf tHIH
,Uy. ltlh uuur uUflr, tHu lstdty uf May
a " ilHL
THOMAS % WuuuWHY.
Administrator % tIu estate % Thomas
~ Woodbury. rIrUIaHu.
uIrufHrf publication. Juno Ga s. % i-IH
MTII"i'N NuHm4 Attorney fHr Estate.
A~sG-~uINt NUTItI So %.
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Having time ~ hOrc ana there II
plenty OF w0ri, Tor those Ho Inclined.
Farmers report about "a tWo-thirdH
OF o. lucorn crop, wheat prospects are
uufnyuruble, and fruit yorysN,ry scarce,
owing TO the druuth ana late froatE
sheep and cattle men report heavy
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The Glluul Milne, a Cooperation location NJ
Nluus Iisn SPRING. Iuub county. Utah.
PRINCIPAL Place ~ business, SAT- Lake
CITY, Utah.
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Rcd Butte Gold Mining and Milling Com
uunY.


Rcd Butte Gold Mining and Milling Come
punY
location ~ Principal Place of business. ~alt
Lake city Utah.
NOTICE H hereby given. thHt attn meet
lHf ~ the board uf directors uf sllu come
UHuy. Uvlu uu thu -tu day " July. isIl uu
assessment 40. % 10 nurs,lHhth N.I uf One
cent per shuru uus levied uu thr capital
stock uf fhu corporation. payable IWun-
uHtUlY tn thU secretary. nt tHr uN|.r Ui iNU
company Mccormick and co.'s HAMS. corner
Ilrsi south aud East Temple streets, salt
Lake tlty, Utah.
rHmulu unpaid uu saturday thu l'tn dlN NJ
August. i-Hl Will De- Delinquent and uuNyfs
Usud Tor sale Ht public auction. and unless
payment ls made before. win uu sold uu lflH
iny tho lst dny NJ September. To, tu pay th0
Delinquent assessment together Win 600 r1st
uf advertising and vNu,usU ~ sale.
rs order uf Tho llunfd ~ Director.
FRANK D. HARDING, -D.'y
Mccormick Is CO.'S Bank, SAT- Lake CITY.
Utah July ~ 1871
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LoA.
Getting warm Work % Heser,olr-th'
Fourth Duiy Commemorate

Special Correspondence.
I.on, Wayne Co. July 1.-The last two
weeks have been quite warm, tho nrst
warm spell Of the season. The crops
begin 90 look like farming was AN right
considering the outlook two weeks ago.
WORK on RESERVOIR.
During tho last two weeks of juno
about thirty-nyo mon and teams were
nc work ON tho johnson Valley rua0r-
voir. The dam was raised about four
feet
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NutIrr There uro Delinquent upon Che fnl-
loving described stock. 900 account W NHsUssr
muut luyIul uu the .1th day 20 May i-ll, iHy
several amounts zrt uurs'tr she names NJ
tho respective shareholders us follows.
Namely.
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WEDDING.

Saturday evening a marriage license
was Issued 10 Alexander Chadwick N
Park Valley. BOX Elder county, and
Mics Matilda Mcbride OF Kelton. who
were subsequently Joined IN mntrimony
hy Justice NJ. A. Breeder.
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IS o LYE,

.NNb1LNANIA SALT MFG. co.
ftoprotora. ihila.. Pa