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Lansburgh q Bro
Important Bargain Sale.

Remnant Dept, Sd floor.
Ladies Suits and Coats of last
and former seasons styles, but
can be easily altered. These are
all made of fine materials, such as
imported broadcloth, beaver, etc.
Some silk lined. To be closed at
the following prces:
Suits that were $500, $1S.0G
and S20.00-
$3.50 and s4.8s each.
Coats that were $500, $12.00,
$500 and $25.00-
s2ea, $500. SAGA and S4.9 each.
Lot of Plaid and Honeycomb
Towels. for 25c.
Remnants of Shelf Oilcloth, 4c
yard.
A few pieces of Bordered Table
Linen, 23c yard.
Plain and Twilled Crash, suit
able for kitchen use. 3a4c yard.
35c and 25c ColOred and Blacls
Cashmere Remnants, 14c yard.
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Boys Domef Shirt Waists, Ioc.
ChHdren's AH-wooi Suits, SL.9S.

In pretty effects; well made and very
serviceable; all sizes and worth 39c.
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Linen Roller Toweiing, &c yd.
Bolster Cases, 23c.

10 inches wide; good heavy quality;
all pure linen; actual worth 1Sc.
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Zephyrs at Exc lap.

Either split or double and full line
of coiors to select from; sold all over
town at sc lap.
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Girls Splendid Wearing Jackets,

In navy and black, green and black.
red and black checks; made with ripple
collar and trimmed with broadc!oth
and fancy braid; sizes range from to
IL years The real worth is So so.
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India Linon, I0C yd.
Defender Pillow Cases, roc.

10 inches wide. an extra fine quality,
which we have always sold for 20c yd.
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Miss Gladys Ffoulke is visiting Miss
Christine Smith, of Walnut Street, Phila-
delphia.
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Mr.. William o. Anderson, of Washing
ton, and Miss Adelaide Benjamin, OF Lam
ham, Nd, were married at the Whiteffeld
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Lanham's.
Prince George county. yesterday morning
by Rev. j. w. Steele, pastor of the church.
The bride is a daughter OF the late ]. d.
Benjamin, who for number OF years was
an honored citizen of Prince George coun-
fy
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sd;es, Jsrsey Ribbed Vests, TIC.

Fleece lined, silk embroidered round
neck and front, silk tape run: trimmed
with pearl buttons and worth soc.
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The marriage Of Miss L. Maud Powell, Of
Cincinnati, and Mr.. Edward Lyttle, of New
Orleans, will occur in this city today.
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The Immigration Laws.

To obviate the embarrassments which
may be anticipated in considering the right
of residents of the territory recently ac-
quired beyond America s coasts to land at
ports of the United States. unless some
The evening times., 1899-10-26

DR.. and Mrs r. V. Houston went to An
napolis yesterday to attend the wedding
of Miss Mabel Hanlon.
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The marriage Of Miss Margaret Cassells,
daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs. John Cassslls, and
Mr.. Robert Boiler. of1Philadelphia, will oc-
cur on Tuesday, November 2S.
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SO doz. Boys Knee Pants, I9c.

meres; made good and strong, and
worth 39c.
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ignorance of the necessity for regularity
in the periods that the foundation is laid
for the debilitating drains, the female
weakness, bcaring-down pains, inhar1l-
nation and liberation that rob marriage
of JOY and motherhood of happiness.
That "God-send for women" " as wonl-
en- have named it. DIR. Pierpe's Favorite
Prescription, establishes regularity of the
periods, dries up all unhealthy drains,
cures female disease, and inflammation
and liberation of the peculiarly fenli-
nine organs.
Women suffering from diseases pecu-
liarly feminine, may consult Dr. R. v.
Pierce, by letter at the Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, absolutely without charge or fee.
Each letter is opened in strict privacy,
read as sacredly confidential and to pre-
serve the seal of confidence unbroken,
all replies a>. sent i'll plain envelopes,
bearing no single word OF printed matter.
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tish is Ignorance.
To that powerful
fetish thousands
of mothers arlnu-
ally make sacrifice
of their daughters.
For what is it but
a sacrifice to the
fetish Ignorance
to permit girls to
blossom to woin-
anhood, and enter
the marriage rela-
ton without one
helpful hint of the
obligations of that
relation and its
physical perils2
Just the word
which the mother
fails TO speak
would turn the
young girls atten-
ton to the danger
of irrcgula rity.
For IT Is in il,a
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Mems Finest RuSSet, Black and
Patent Leather Shoes, 81. 4S.

These are strictly hand sewed and
perfectly made: latest styles and are
well worth $3.50. Easement
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The Ceramic Club gave a progressive
euchre party last night at 9o1 Street
northwest.
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) OIioE on sALr OF nrAL rsrATr,

NOTCH ishcrrby given that IN pursuance
~ nn order ~ ogden lille, Judge N Tho i'rl-
bate Division ~ tho Third Judicial District
ruurt ~ tho STATE ~ Utah IN and fnr salt
Lake County made on the 9Th day ~ May,
A. 10. tsifl lu tlIu matter ~ the estate and
guardianship ~ Alvin ~ 1aylnr sophia
Taylor and George Taylor, minors, tho un.
dcfHirned guardian u the estate ~ said
miuor,, sill sell ~ pubiic sale ~ the highest
States ~ America aud subject a. Cnnhrna-
tiuu by said court, uu fhurdly tho -th day
~ june tHin. NJ twelve u'rln'h nom " said
DAY. nt tlr Nrsi fruut door ~ the city and
ruuuty building, salt Lake CIV salt Lake
County. state ~ Utah. nll tho right, title and
Interest ~ the said Aitln ~ Taylor, sophia
Taylor aud George lay iur Ia aud On an tho
following described Premises and nnuurrty,
situated Ia salt Lake County, state " Utah,
tnsWitl
Al undivided thr~o.tuoutieths ~ tho fol-
losing described land. tuNiti Commencing
tNslvr and unc-hhlf neitl wds west u tho
northeast cururr ~ lut slf N block 81 plat u.
salt Lake city surYuy, thUuen wcst tfty suuc
and osfuurth 1itl frrt thence suuth ton lim
rulai thence east nftysuuU md one fourth
$40 feet thence north ten dN ruds ~ place
Terms AID conditions ~ sale cash. lawful
money ~ th0 United states ~ Amrflrn, ten
pef cont u tho purchase money % D. paid uu
sale ~ said ouurt nood 40 expense " pur-
join TAYLOR.
Guardian - the estate ~ Alvin N.
Taylor sophia lay Joe and Htursu
Taylor minors
j. II NuNLE Attorney.
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OUR OWN STATE.

IN the case Of John r. westfali W n
Bachmnn ct Al, an order was made
granting plaintiff the privilege OF with.
drawing from the files the original
summons FOR the purpose Of further
service or Reed Smoot administrator
u the setate " u. Bachman. deceased.
and one N the adminiatratora n the
estate Of Della Bachman, deceased.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
The board of county commissioners
was Ia session today
Applications Tor the position of super
lntsndent of the county lnnrmary were
received from Mrs. l.. A. Heard VI Salt
Lake and Mrs. NJ. A. Mclean. the
former matron " the insane asylum.
The petitions were taken under advise
mcnt Ex-Cuunty Treasurer Ellen
Jakoman II also after the position.
James A. Daniel of pays1n Med hin
official bond ne recorded Of Eidurado
mining district, and requested the rec
ords Of the district
q. a. Mace ~ snntaquln asked FOR as
slsiance from the county on account "
his serious physical condition. Referred
10 Str. Hughes with power % act Mr
Mace ~ the man who has Instituted n
damage suit against Jesse knight A
Fona Tor $4,000. Tor damages alleged
90 have been received last winter while
working In the iiumbur mine at
knlFhtavilic
collected aH fees during May Recorder.
tlail0. clerk. i2il4s. shcrin. t29eo. and
attorney. 80.
Treasurer MalmborF reported tho
county'a finances na follows. showing
balances on hand 81 tho different funds.
May aist. 1870 state ana state school
fuud fi2i5s county superintendent N
schools contingent FUND. f1ifF2i gem
oral fund. " 17eei, State Jury and Wit
ness fund, iis1io.
LAID TO REST.
Mrs Margaret I.ockhart q the sec.
pnd ward who died on the 8rd Inst. az
the home Of her son. Daniel, was laid
10 rest Monday afternoon. Deceased
was born IN AirdHc. Lannrkshlro. Scot.
Land. Anril 10. 1875. married Daniel
t.1ckhart March r. 1854. Joined the
church m Jesus Christ Of Lattor.dny
Saints IN 1869. and came TO this coun-
try In 1si2.
SUES FOR DAMAGES.
oiof J.. Heidelberg has commenced
suit IN Justice Kings court against the
Rio Gfande Western Hallway company
10 collect fi25 Tor a valuable horse. al
legged 10 have been killed ~ one u de-
PENDANTS trains.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
George A. Smith. and Mrs Nay
uurkcy. both AIRED ~. and Of SPRING
VILE. took out a marriage license to-
day.
Vim. Leflcr. tho miller. a. rci1icinr
over the arrival % % ton.puund Kirl az
HE home. All doing well
pr. b. Ciun returned today from
Beaver whcru he went 10 attend INC
opening " the summer school az that
place under the auspices ~ tho ~ Y.
\. profs Jensen ana Wolfe and Miss
Arctta Young arr ntill there, lccturinE
before the teachers.
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In the District Ouutt. Third Judicial District
~ thn state ~ Itah. tuuuty ~ salt lake.
Iiun'a savings Hank a Trust Company, a
Corporation Flnintln. ". Angus 81 tnunon,
sarah 81 tanunu and First National liauk ~
n|nduoud, south Dakota, Corporation Do
fundauta tu De- odd AZ shurin'a sale a. tho
thn west frunt duur ~ the tuuniy tuurt
House ln Che city ~ salt lake. county q
salt lake. state N Utah. ca friday. June 9TH,
A. u. tsgl. 10 tWulvr l'cinck nunn - said day.
tho RAJ estate described a. fnlluuk tn-aiti
The southwest quarter ~ the southeast quar-
tsf ~ a'tiuu niue fl, fnHuahlu tHn 20, euuth
~ Range one fl, West salt lake Meridian.
Alsn commencing AZ tho auIthrast CORNER q
the southwest quarter - said re-tllu niun NJ.
Township and Range Aforesaid, and running
thence nurth g. nug. % Mlna west twenty oal
fudsi th0ure north n ncf. ~ Min, vest
tuunt-fuuf go fuila thence north thirty-tNo
bug, west furty -four go .rudsi thonce
north q uOg srHt eight 0l ruisi thence cast
hny-tWu and tHu-truths e1a ruds " tho
uuHhrast corner ~ the southeast quarter ~
thr southwest quarter ~ said Scitinn nina
N8i thence south eighty w nids tn tho place
~ heglnnine cuuthiulnF itht nrrrfi situate
lying and being Ia tho County u tait Lake
Slate ~ Utah.
Purchase price payable IN lawful money Of
tho United States ~ America.
Dated a. SAT- laku city, Utah this ipth day
ions b. HowEfLs.
sheriff ~ salt Lake county. State ~ Utah
ny JOHN MONTGOMERY. W.
Deputy sheriff " salt Lake U1uuty, n tah.
TItit4I son a CANNON.
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
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FILLrIoRE.


NNANNNM ~ NNANM " NHANNANNN ANANN hAHANNA
Court IN session.
Special Correspondence.
Fillmore. June g-1ho county court
met here yesterday ns a board N equal
izntl1u and will continue ln session dur
Iur the week.
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The district court convened here ~
10 o'clock a. m. today the Hon. judge
o.. v. Higgins presiding. After read
Ina the minutes, the cases on the cnlcn.
dnr were got FOR hearing.
The petition Of the Holden school
board Tor u deed N conveyance Of title
10 n school lot was heard and prayer Of
petitioners granted.
District attorney. r. MhurlncnuN
then applied 90 the court Tor un order
committing y. ~ Webb 10 the penlton-
tlnry. Webb was convicted NJ the
crime ~ larceny M tsss and took an
appeal 60 tho supreme court, the iudg.
ment of tho lower c0urt having boon
affirmed. An order was made direct.
ing the sheriff 20 deliver Webb 90 the
warden Of tho pcnltontlnry.
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VITAL STATISTICS FOR MAY.

The vital statistics report FOR May
has been Issued by tho municipal
health department II IL o. followsi
During May there were nftythrce
deaths an against forty-four IN 1895.
The causes OF mortality arc divided MS
follows IymotioI nine. constitutional,
ciFhti nervous, nine oirculatofy, thresi
respiratory, four, digestive threei gcn-
ito-urinury, eight; other causes. nine.
Twenty-four were malos and twenty
nine females, hfty.two white and ono
oolored. Eighteen were native from
Utah, eighteen from other parts OF the
United States, nfteen foreign and two
not stated. Eight bodies wero reoolycd
In the city for intormont and a like
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NorIcr OF srr6iNL sroCKuoLpERs
MItIING


NOTICE q h0rvhY given that a special
meeting ~ The atush huIdura q The livrfiiHan
Irritation company bias been duly called 20
D. held un Che Sind day ~ luuu A u. isgp. ~
thu hour nf o. u'gluCk m., at The ialtgf-day
saints Meeting House iu thu luun u lierfl.
man IN th' County ~ salt Lake stats Of
ltnh, flf thU iulluuins purposes, in-Wlt
llHt Iur The amendment ~ tho Articles
N Incorporation ~ adding thcreiu thc follow
iuF AHtlciu ~.
fnf ibo purpose y paying tho debts. OK
ptusTa and liabilities aud 40 ruuulug uN-
Irusri, aud f1r conducting Tho business ~
ihis corporation. thu directors shall hlNa
fuutr tn lrNN nsafHsuuuta uuuu an ~ the rau-
Teal stu't N thIs odusuutiui and vnfurc. tho
unIIgctiun hsfuf hy saln " dolinluaut
siu.A r. provided by .agi a'ihouehthcc capital
stock has hufn fully paid
3rauud. Iu amend Article Y ~ said Artl-
clta uf Incorporation 40 Hs 90 rad a. f1liuuai
Amount N elu ltHl Htufk " this corporation
shall d. ihlrinru Thousand. seven hundrd
and my dollars Ni.f.nu|. shiloh shall d. as
yidrd lnin tHn hundred and sUFrnty-nVu Cfn
sharau " The par value ~ nfty dollars caoA
each
said Article now fuldinr eleven thousand
Tive hundfud aud hfty dnilhn tii.tnen. III
VidHd lniu tau hundnd and thirty -uuu shares
~ nnY dollars .Nnul each.
And flr such other purposes az shan d. In
rldrutul Co such uruItasfd amendments.
UIukUi MILLER Tres
JOSEPH =. N. uOutLt. seer.
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number sent out. During the month
22s loads of garbage was burned az tho
Crcmhturl5 Their were ion loads OF
hyde clippings, one Of condemned bed
ding and Heventy.aiN u swirl. Thirty.
two hundred pounds Of vegetables LOO
pounds OF nHh and a ton uf fruit was
also burned Five dead cows -four calves,
two colts. nfty-HiN dogs, nina horses
and one sheep woru destroyed.
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OUR NElCHBORS.
SODA SPRING, IDAHO.
Advent Of Spring Local improvements
Preparing Tor Health seekers.

Special correspondence,
soda springs. Ida, JunG f,-Our long
ana droafy winter has passed away.
Yesterday was cold. rainy and windy.
Today n beautiful ana warm frutu
ico 90 thick ne window glass last night
sheep men are rejoicing, ~ they may
now BE- able TO have their nhcafing
done with a prospect u plenty 81 feed.
The o. =. l.. has made quite an I'm.
proyomont ia their depot, also last fan
built "a much needed slide track The
depot has been romodrlcd and a 9Q-fuut
extension added 60 Il,
Tho Soda Water ii0ttllng company
have been improving their works 10 AZ
tn be- able 10 nll their Increasing or-
dUra. and tho water atiii holds ~ own.
our city fathers have had board
walks laid on AN the main streets and
10 tho principal springs In town. also
erected seats that the thirsty and weary
can 40 and rest while they aru qgafilng
the sparkling water,
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Mrs Aenn Hansen of Chicago wishes
90 receive information from tho rcln-
tiyoa Of william Larsen. who was born
Ia Denmark, In the town OF TurFaNn Ia
Ncnayael Ito moved TO Utah and had "A
uou whose name was Thomas Larsen.
Any infurf alton regarding this man Or
his relatives would DO thankfully re-
ceiyed. Mrs. Hansena address IL Gdi0
HnlHted g., Chicago. llls. She 10 a
daughter OF William Larsen.
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VALLEY VIEw MiNtNu ASH MN.
ma COMPANY,
Location OF principal place OF busl-
ness salt Lake city, Utah.

Location OF principal place OF busl-
ness salt Lake city, Utah.
Notice n hereby Elvon that 80 "a meet
Ing OF tho company held on the 9th day
OF May, 1888, an assessment of 4 cent
per share was levied on the capital
stock of said corporation, payable as f0l.
lows; = cent per share ON OF before
Thursday, the sun day OF June. 1893.
ana = cent per share on Saturday. INC
sth day OF July. 1888, to ID. q, Calder,
secretary, az the office 90 company. 30.
" west First South street. Salt Lake
city Utah. Any stock upon which tina
assessment may remain unpaid on the
hth day Of July, 1883. will be drllnuupnt.
and advertised for sale az public uu..
ton, and unless payment IL made. will
be- sold on Monday, the Sth day VI
August 1899, at n o'clock noon, b. pay
delinquent assessment together With
costs OF advertising ana EXPENSE u
sale.
tsigned) u. q, CALDER.
Secretary.
No, Is west First South street. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
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oLpEST NENiER AGAIX.

Father Jude Allen. who resides at
brigham city. North ward. believes h.
g. the oldest baptized member ~ tho
church now living Brother Allen was
baptized oct 20. 1881. by Jared Carte
90 Wollgh1ruuRh. Essex county. n, y,
anl % ono " ulnh-a narlN nnillarl.
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The undersigned viii SOL 90 private sale
thr following Described property. situated iu
ralt lake County state ~ Utah, tn-uit.
hlsiw 4en chains north and Iun 90 links
west ~ thr southeast corner ~ tho south
west quarter " section Thirty sthrur EiNi
Township Ono 1l south. Range ono ni East
salt lake Nrrldlnui and running thence west
thfuu and Nlal0u nNl rhulual thrurr north
along thn west edge ~ canal one and .isiU
a. rhulnai thence last Three and faslin
Otl chains more or los % rrntUf ~ fuAui
thence south iuurtren 40 drFfues anl Ton 900
hNnutng east along tNn rNnttr OF sulh fhlu W
place ~ hsEluninE containing FrNUnlYsn
9N SQUARE rifls uf Efuuud aud being situated
ln thu south halt ~ thU snuth-vtsi quarter NJ
add section ThirtY-thrrr frn, Township and
Range nfHnsaldf on or after the eighth day
~ Iuur, isIa. aud written lids will ~ ugcrlyud
flr said property ne tho ufiicu ~ More q
Mhliirmnru llulin cot Mccormick iiulldlng,
salt Lake CITY Utah Turns N sale, cash
JulfN Wt nAhttAIr,
Administrator ~ thu estate -
John Iurhllu. dreuaand
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NuIiCE ~ carl or ApYCtAL
srOtKuOLDEHs' MTETISu.

NOTICE Is hereby given that q aperiat
meeting u The 4to1khnldefs ~ tho Mast
Nlhlnf s Milling Company Tor the purpose
uuY ~ hold ONCE until tho usst annual
iINrtiuf ~ f1u HfurklullHrs. and Tor Che uuf-
l.sn NJ passing urln tll questions relating %
thU sale and Transfer uf nlI fhu real and per-
sluli property ~ said company and M qics-
lions ennurUtvl herewith. n by tho owners
N OF thC stock M said company hereby called
tI uUUf Ht Room Hf. TnmuIutnn Iulidlna Ia
tlurItY and county ~ salt lake and stats
thu hour " Do r. m.
Dated this 18th day ~ May. A. y. isll.
W. D. NUTtiRIE
D. Al gfttaON
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coALVILL.E.
Death 81 Henry wnde- Funeral ~ Mr..
wsrburton -Disiriot Court Matters.

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws"I
Coalvllle, June Tho funeral OF
Henry Wilde who died here on Monday
were held today, The deceased waH 81
years Of are and was one Of Coaiyllle'H
earliest and most useful rcttlrru. lie
luft q EoOd uame, nlno children and
forty nine grandchildren. ITO was In
an respects a good citizen. The funeral
took place from the stake Tabernacle
t o'clock this afternoon. there btris
q large attendance OF relatives and
frlcnds.
ON sunday the funeral 81 Beatrice
Warhurton was held. the services taxi
lng place IN the Coalyille cemetery.
The speakers were Elders J. A. smith
ana q. a, Calls. The deceased leaves
a husband and seven children 10 mourn
hla demise.
The district court convened on Nom
day, when the case 0f tho state against
Steele wac called for trial. judge u. W.
Powers ~ Salt Lake appcanfl Tor the
defendant ard County Attorney calls.
assisted tv T.. ~. Allison Of ogden nni
W, 10, snyder OF Park city Tor tho
people. The charge was rape,
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THE BOOK OF MORMON

Two lectures by DR. James ~
Taimngci an account of &C. origin, with
evidences Of De- commences and uu.
thontlcity Prepared by appointment
These lectures are taken from Dr..
TnlmnEo'a book "Tho Articles of
Faith" but are presented in separate
form for the use Of Investigators and
students. Price ioc. For sale BY the
paHerUt News
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LOGAN.
Held for Illegal ri.hiuE Reception Ia
Miss tiaker.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. June b.-Gcorrc Names Of
uyrum. had his hearing ON a charge
N violating the nrsh and game law,
before Justice Knoslca this afternoon.
owing to the fact that the law does
not name n maximum penalty for tho
offcnnc, the case was held to be- beyond
the Jurisdiction % the Justices court
ana Maness was accordingly held TO
answer 20 tho District court lie fur
nished the required bond Of 500.
The First National bank planted suit
today against Moses Christensen. 10 ~
cover fetiC.. Christensen owes that
amount 10 OrHun Smith. aud Mr.
TN
The county schools close noxt week.
The commencement exercises Will be
held at Rmlthneld on June 18th
RECEPTION TO MISS BAKER.
a very plcaspn, reception was held
nt President W. ]. kcrr'n residence on
Saturday evening IN honor n Miss re.
mn Baker, instructor In physical cul.
turc nt tho n, Y, College. Tho young
ladies Of tho physical culture class ar.
ranged the affair. which turned out 20
Dc bis Huccena m every way. re.
treatments were partaken o. and tho
evening was rounded out with music.
Addresses. conservation and gaines.
The county commissioners mot to-
day uH a board of equalization. ana OK.
umlncd the IMPORT Of Assessor Janca.
which was accepted
The mail continues 20 be- late each
day ana the dissatisfaction over the
now service Increases.
\ heavy rain during last night and
today has Eiaddcncd the hearts OF tho
farmers.
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Tho Regular Annual Meeting Of tho sto.k.
holcer OF lions savings hank and Trust
'gmplny viii b. held 10 tho Couiu1ny's
ghlee' Not J. o q East Temple ~. salt Lake
wy. ltah, un Monday, Juno SIN. fsn az II
gc|n.k a. o. Tor tlo election of directors aud
~ slch other business as may como before
LORENZO SNOW. President
GEORGE 81. CANNON. cashier,
Dated May 18th. isp
The ablvo meeting IL hereby post oned
uhtl friday June 9TH. i-ll ats o'clock D. IN
40 same plnce
LORENZO SNOW. President
June fth. isfp.
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Aurora Mining and Milling Company, scrro-
tary b Office, salt Lake city, June 3ii. tsI0.
NOrtCE-Thoro are delinquent on the FOL.
loving described stock uu hinuunt ~ nssUas-
mrut Ne levied un the 2ith day ~ Anil
liza tho several amounts set opposite tnu
names 81 the rvspuctitn shareholder a. f1l-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07

Robinson and Miss Lucy Clark, both
Of Fnrmington.
Elders John ". Porter and Ezra PAR
rish. both of Cnntcryillc, reached nome
iart ching. having returned from full
dliinr MISSIONS In Great Britain. where
they iabored for about two years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07
TTONTEW'H UIUTUDAY.

Yesterday, brigham Noung'a birth
day. was observed hero no. n holiday.
Sister Gardner, az the head of the pri-
mary. gave "a splendid entertainment In
the forenoon. In the afternoon thorn
was chlldrcn'n dance. and az night
there was "a dance Tor tho older In
habitanta OF the town.