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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-09

Docnet Island Buoy, spar. red. No 4, has gone
adrlit Il viii be replaced Is soon as praeti-
sy order Of the lighthouse Board,
J. X. COGSWRLL
Commander u. S. ~
Inspector LIST l.. II. Dist
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Portland market-cut loaf &c; confectioners
Sc; powdered at 6lac: granulated at &c; coflee
crushed &C; yellow 4lac.
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Portland & Bouthhay Steamboat Co.

GOING WEST.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE leaves as
follows:
East Boothbay for Portland, Mondays,
Wednesdays ard Fridays, at 10 a. M.
touching at South Bristol, Christmas Cove
Heron Island, Ocean Point, Boothbay Har-
Dor, Squirrel Island.
GOING EAST.
Leave Franklin Wharf Portland, Tues
days and Saturdays at TOO q. M, for
sDamariscotta, touching at Squirrel Island,
Boothbny Harbor, Ocean Point Heron
Island I Christmas Cove, South Bristol,
East Bombay.
Lave Portland, Thursdays, at 100 a M,
for East Boothbay and above landings except
Damarisco.ta.
Passengers conveyed by team.
Returning to East Boothbay.
Subject to change without notice.
1yidu ALFRED RACE. Manager.
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European Marketr
(By Telegraph.)

LONDON. Aug 8, I599-Consols closed at
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 8, i89e.-The Cotton
market steady; American middling at 1884:
sales estimated 5000 bales OF which OOOO
bales were for speculation and export
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STEAMERS.
EASTERN STEAMBOAT co.

Lseve Bath daily except sunday, at $50 a:
NJ. landing at Westport Junction, Isle OF
Springs, Southport, Mouse. CAPITOL and Squirrel
Islands spruce Point, Ocean Point and Booth
bay Harbor. connects at Mouse Island for
Christmas Cove. Heron Island and Pemaquid.
Returning. leave Boothbay AZ a 30 p. M. max
ing same landings
Leave Boothbay Harhor at 7.l5 a. M, landing
daily Sunday excepted at squirrel aud House
Islands, Southport kiggsvillc. Westport juno
Ton aud wsstport; Monday. Wednesday and
Friday az Ocean Point. Spruce Point Capitol
Island, Five Islands, and Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday At Isle OF Springs aud sawyerfs
Island. Returning leave Bath at 2.30 p m.
Saturday evening express commences July
Sth. Leave Bath AZ $50 y. m.
Noon express commences July nth. Tues
DAY. thursday and Saturday. leave Bath at u. 40
a. M. Boothbay Harbor AZ II a. M.
P0pham Beach Route.
Commencing THURSDAY. june i5. 1899,
steamer VIII leave Popham Beach daily ex-
cept Sunday, at y. m. and $50 p. m. Return
ing will leave Bath at a. m. and D. M, calling
at Phipsburg Center. Parkers Head. Hinckly's
and Bay Point each way.
JAS. D. DRAKE. Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
Bath. JuEe Is. 1899 ie2idu
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Hides.

Tho following quotations represent the pay
ing prices In this market;
SoM ana Steers. sss.sss.ss &c " ID
Bulls AID stags...... Sc
Skms-No quality ................10c
Ma 49,. $3.50. ...s a7c
Culls .................... 26a 90
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Portland Nc beseft and Machias Steamhoal c.
STR. FRANK JONES.
Service resumed Friday, March 81, 1904 on
which date the Steamer Frank Joaes will leave
Portland on Tuesdays and Fridays at ti.0o D.
m. for Rockland, Bar Harbor and MacniaspoFG
and intermediate landings. Returning leave
Machiasport Mondays and Thursdays al a
M, arriving Portland at 100 p. m. connecting
with trains foftBoston.
GEO. II. EVANS. r. Il. BO0THBY,
Genl Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agent
Portland. Maize. mar24dtf
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RATEs oE PAssACE.

CABIN $4,000 to $4,000 A reduction OF 10
on the lowest rates.
SECOND CABIN-To Liverpool London or
L0ndonderfy-S35.N 90 single; S66.b0 return.
STEERAGE-Liverpool, london, Glasgow.
Belfast Londonderry or Queenstown, $500.
Prepaid certificates SEA.
Children Under u years, half fare. Rateg to
or from otner points on application to
a. r. MCGOWAN, 4:sO Congress ST.,
Portland, Me.
J. II. HEATING, 81 Ia Exchange ST.,
Portland, re. je23dtf
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Boston Produce Market.
BOSTON, Aug s. iess--Tns following are
to-day's suetaaoas Of Provisions. sua.,
FLOUR
The market Is steady.
Spring palruts 3 75af 80
winter patents. 3 40 a 90
Clear ana straight 2 ID a 90.
Corn-steamer yellow 4l1sc.
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SMALL POINT ROUTE,
Steamer Percy W

will leave Portland Pier at p. m. for Orr's
Island. Cards Cove. Ashdaie, Small Point
Harbor and Cundy Harbor.
RETURN-leaYe Cuudy Harbor at a. m
via above landings. Once 1853 Commercial st.
j. IL. MCDONALD. Man.
Telephone 46-3. ily3Idtf
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NEW YORK, Aug. 8.
Money on call was steady at ga Per ct; last
loan SAGA per cent; prime mercantile paper
at 4a4A per cent. Sterling Exchange easy,
with actual business in bankers bills s534
g486 for demand, s2ss "A S2ia for six
ty:days; posted rates ss1a "a s71a CONNER
cial bills 81Hs.
silver certificates 6Oa6oiA
Bar Silver COLA. X
Mexican dollars 4s.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
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Foreign Ports
Sid I'm Shields Aug Q. steamer Fernileld from
Bremen for Portland.
Ar at Turks island prior to Aug 7, sch MIN.
bus, Patterson. Boston.
Sid I'm Havana July 81, sch James III Dudley.
Cobb. Paseagoula.
In port at Maisnzas Aug ], sch Sarah ID j
lawson, Murphy, for Boston, loadlng.
Al at Rio Janefo July z, ship VIM IA Connor
Erskne, New York for Kong Kong (put IN for
more crew..
Ar at st John. NIB. Aug 8, barqus Walter I,
Passport; sch Phnsy. Camden.
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BEAVER.

srcclal 10 the "Ncws."
Beaver, Utah. Jan. 9.-Not over four
Inches ~ snow have faicn In Beaver
valley this winter and not 10 exceed
one foot In the mountains. Several
weeks OF hard freezing weather In No.
Nvmbor ana December. Roads north
and 10 parowan andMlford are dry ana
dusty. Range and farm cattle and
sheep have been well and ARE reported
Ia splendid condition. scarletlna and
several eases Of typhoid and pneumonia
have bccn reported during the last few
weeks, two or three reported fairly
we'll Ancll TWctchell, one OF the Nor.
mon battalion, AGED 20. d~d here about
the fifteenth. The healthNf the people
throughout the county ~ now general.
" good. Among the pioneers NJ "a
Sister l.lncinda ilurod h the only sur.
Niyur In this county whose health Ia
only moderate, and Of the Mormon
Battalion, Father Daniel Tyler, over Ss
u well tud able To come 20 meetings.
The Hon Jno. r, Murdoch nf the nat.
TALON, with NJ, l.. shepherd and Mia
Garter, an % years, are In good health.
~ The class over 80 are ~. W, j. Cox.
WINS cuoplau Sisters Dell aud MARY
Mcl.Wnn and Caleb g baldwin, over
~, one " the oldest In memberahlp ~
the Mormon Church. he Is inexcelIent
health Between seventy people living
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PROVO.


Special 10 the News"
Provo. Jan. a-Mr. VIM. Ashworth.
who recently returned from Sal, Lake,
In rlspping from the chr was IN s,me
vnnecoiiiinble manner thrown between
lhe wheels II " q miracle that ho
wasn't crushed 10 death. na tho ears
were san going. lie escaped Win
N't"re hruirea ana VIII soon De around
uthln. New Ncnw day was very oulot
lh' People met In the various wnrd
h"l.cf IN flft meetings ana "A good
hplrii was manifested. REV. J. &. An,
uirMg was an Interested listener M
N'n fuutth ward. and henrd sotns
slfung testimonies IN regard to nifts n,
lhn hnHpcl Conjuint sessions of mo
Nuuns ptop't'H association were held
IN tho evening and fitting exercises
We're lu'1icd out In the various churrb.
~ Thr merchants report "A better
Nln' Wls year than Tor some tIue.
WIN iwtttr prospects for 1880
inf hrrlAm Young Academy oponed
NlWln thlH morning. The distrirt
h'huelg open next Monday. The neyg
Evaf uticers have assumed their duti.s
lhe clerk and the shcrlif, both re.elect /.
CO. have retained the same holm ns be.
inre Tho recorders office win bo
conducted by women. The personnei ~
the tcnrur,r's office will be entirei,,
uN' CITY Mouhnl knight has decided
NV non, Tort the saloons must live
"reN W'lhln the ordinance In relation
n ln'dilfhi closing ana viii serve no.
wee 'o Ua' 'h"ot ON the proprletors.
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SANDY.

Special TO the News"
Sandy. Jan. s.--The new year brings
the announcement. that Improvements
amounting to many thousands OF doll
lars are to be made at the rcnnaylvan-
u smcltcr. New system Of tracks. bInr
hulHtr, etc. are to be put In. Electric
power from iilg Cottonwood is to SUM
plant the steam power now IN use. The
people are hopeful that they will now
be able 10 secure electric lights for
dwellings and stores The Pioneer
Samnling min atlll continues at the Did
stand handling it, share OF orr from
the mining camps. Part OF the city
is now supplied with pure water ~
means Of n new system OF watcrworks
which VIII be extended no soon rs
weather permits. SCOTS creamery IN
turning out an excellent article which
finds q ready sale. The walls OF the
new l.attcr-dny Saints meeting hou 80
were i'nt up last fall and win be rooted
In the spring. New Years passed auirt-
ly q live pigeon shooting by local
gunnorr being about the only amuse-
mcnt INDUCED In. Merchants report
holiday trade best for years
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MANTi.


Special to the News"
Mnnti. Jan. 3.-George willis. the safe
cracker who escaped from the county
Jail on Friday night last was captured
at chester on Sunday by Sheriff Jud !
and returned 90 lie coll heavily ironei.
Unusual nnlmitlon was In evidence
OF the county curt house ycaterdty.
when at high nom the retiring officials
turned over the dficcs OF sanpctc cuun-
~ TO their succcsora. \ new reHiuie
throughout has ome in, the entire Re-
publican ticket having been elected on
November Sth lat.
The health ~ he people II good. for
o ionR period 10 disastrous elckncss
having visited ~ here. Hut few deaths
have occurred. md those few have AL
most without exception. been among
the very ngcd and lnnrm. Ilut thus oar
this year the tanners have no cause Tor
great encouragement. with but little
SNOW In the Mountains and with the
valley hard ard dry-no moisture 20
speak ~ has faicn since May, and The
prospects, for good season are uri
bright. The NV year came upon ~
and stole awny1uietly. the regular re-
ilfioua scrviccHvcrc hrl 4 on sunday.
aud had u not been Tor the closing n
the stores on Hnndny. nothing would
have Indicated a. being the legal New
Years Day.
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ST. GEORGE.

Special to the "icwH."
a. George. Uhh, Jan. s-The now
year found IND people of this place
wondering whc,ir we viii have any
winter. II has hcln cold but not n drop
~ rain or snow save sprinkle haa
fnllen since last Hprinr. The rround
II dry for two Oct down. The ranren
nre burned M. Dc cattle not gnthero,l
nre dying ana stick owners are Obliged
10 feed heir iocl, In order 10 save
them. the fnrmts are feeling dubious
over the louF diuth n SNOW docs moi
nile M IN the fountains soon there
win be little or ftthiug raised here next
season. The hnyt who have been n,nv
10 work ARE netly an home for hoii.
days. and as "A rbult betting nn horse.
rnclnR and footiccra M tho chief nj.
traction, Everything, however, has thus
Ear passed m qllrtly, our now school
house NnoH on iuwlY Hut n prOahnt
plans can DO cRii,d out ID viii bs "a
very crediinhlc huil.nr. The dlrtrirt
court opens hefi today aud two mn.
peal eases viii phhahly keep tho enurt
In session nh WEEK, with tho execution
~ probate wotk.thc Judge Inns mad m,
Ne to do IN Wuhlngton county. III,
district schools lpou this morning NJ.
ter the holiday p'efs.
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- -"
KANOSii.

Special to the News"
Kanosh. Jan 2-Thc citizens Of
Kanosh have enjoyed an unusually
quiet. pleasant Christmas and New
Year. Chrlftuaa eve was celebrated
hy Christmas tree entertainments
qiVfr Is the school children under the
direction o. their efficient principal
Nr Albert Hanson. assisted by Miss
Vera Robinson and Mrs. Pearl Black.
Anvr very enjoyable program hnd
b,,on rendered. snntn claus was caught
by tho children IN the act N bringing
ti,renta for the children. h. was romc'
" hat earlier thru usual. Tho prcacnts
we're distributed from large christ
mas ttoc reaching 30 the ceiling, Co the
children. their brothers md sisters ana
parents.
have also 90 record sorrow, In the
dcaih 81 our brother Reuben Woolsey,
q faithful saint ana Jealous ward
teacher. on tho 2sth Inst. He was
hurled on the 1iat out ~ respect 20
lin the old folks postponed Go the
failure thuif party. which was 90 have
teen held on tho Goth New Years Hay
ilcing also fast day II was celebrated
by SUNDAY school In the morning and
fast meeting IN the afternoon the
Spirit " the Lord was present and the
Saints -; sea Themselves IN bearing
t.icir testimony 10 the truth % the
Go'rnl. III" weather has been vrr,
plcnann thought hlustory at present. hut
little snuw NJ yet. The health u the
ltopir H. good. Last niEht the play of
Waiting Tor tho Verdict" was rom
dcrei IN O. ysry crciitnhlc manner to u
full house by the Kanosh home com.
pnnN.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

Special 10 the 'Scwr."
brigham city Jan. a.-wlth llrht
south wind this morning the weather
Inns moderated. look FOR snow or min.
Saturday mornng W. had n llght
fail ~ snow, l irrh. on our almost bare.
hard frozen rtcetr. and We hear the
merry Jingle ofnlclghbcra from early
morn an far mo the nlght. The past
season has been prosperous one Tor
all, and aithougi n very dry fall sea-
son. We hope a. good crops the conf
Ing year. our fsilt and vegetable crop
was exceptionally good aud IN even on
the Increase. nrge orders Tor fruit
trees ~ choice virictics being nllcd reg
ulnrly.
our business huscr report good holt
day trade ana he row vacant stores
heretofore seen are rapidly Milling NJ.
There nre no wasn't house IN the town.
Booth a rclrcc have commenced on a
now brick building near the postoillcc
block 10 be- occnied by Dr. 4. W. Tay-
Tor and Hnrher !. y. Hansen.
The pnrt west has been one of gen.
crnl rejoicing. he opera house and
different wards trying to outdo each
other with theatrical performances
mnsqucrndes. surprise parties. balls, no
cinls and an abundance ~ good things
Co eat. We have celebrated 60 our
hearts content. children. young people
and our fathers and mothers having
separate ana special gatherings. The
New Year wfs unhcrcd IN with the
hrntlng ~ drums and firing ~ guns
New Years dn- passed peacefully and
quietly. Everybody happy and full of
good win. VIII the exceptions of bad
colds the health of the people II good
there being M cusca ~ any disease re-.
ported. The comfy commissioners met
SATURDAY. evening 10 transact any un-
finished business and meet with the In
coming bniccra to-day at noon IN Joint
session.
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-, ~ ,,borp are engaged IN farming
nus ~, .rsirinr business houses are
,,te,,tirii tharc being a newHpapci,
- ,,eet markets. two tehktaph
o,ilc,s tho ucserct and western uhlpu
~. dang stores. two hnrdWnft anu
e.n,teen rroccry and general meIvn,n-
49, t,ott.Ie two snlo0ns, two pafueI
eho,.s an opera houfc and dancing
,s,'iiion creamery. roller mills, lNeI.
sfsbies and blacksmith shops, one DanN
and another preparing to open w ~
water system is in contemplation
and Will no doubt be IN operauo" '"''
year -...t,,. .rd hot .
49, a. q. nrp, nils. and the outlook "
i,,i~btar than for several Year, pnr''
ii, a1lrinn 60 The home trade, cohslu-
.rsbia money finds It's way into the
iil,hreid markets from Wayne. ph,.
Geid and Pluto counties, much OF "
,,fninv from the mines Of Gold Noun
Tho holidays. Just drawing TO close
have isen picaenutiy spent. The ihei
chants report good trade. especially w
holiday goods ,....,.,,.
Danres. Chriaiman trees. anu various
kinds of cntcftninmcnts have been N ~
dulgcd On by people OF ai ayes IN.
town ls known us one ~ the bcst south
of Salt lake For two aud a hhli years
Tho RIO Grando Western railway mas
f-iyon the valley good service by rum
ming daily passenger and ri-weekiy
frSirht trnins lately however 4
change was made and now miNcu
train makes Richncld and towns tnr-
dior south much to the disgust Of inc
people. So far It has been an open
winter. with hut little snow IN tne
p,ntintnina Main street " ns dry az
ON n ,Iuiy day and the climate u dry.
A. u winter reservoir Richncld IL all
right
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FILLMORE.
special to the News.

Special to the News"
Fillmore. Jan. a.-The now year has
dawncd upon US here filled with bright
ness and hope Tor a prosperous ending.
Tho festive Christmas season has
i,nRscd with the usual plcnrantnc~s;
amongst the social gatherings of uur
people. We have had sunday school ok
hihltiona. and the teachers OF the dis
trlct schools have We'd with zach other
In entertaining BE- parents OF the stu.
dents with intfiircnt EXERCISES. dis.
plays OF acquired knowledge amongst
the little ones, which has made the par.
Offspring. a better dressed and better
fed horde OF little ones cannot b. found
than these ~ our city and vicinity.
We are az peace with all mankind AMI
wish our friend the "Dcrcrct News" u
prosperous and happy New Year.
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with all modern appliances; we have
three large school houses well flied
with scholars, with twelve efficient
teachers. The principal does not be-
long to the dominant Church. our
Tabernacie has q new roof and has re-
ceived a new dress Of paint. the interi.
or has UNDERGONE somewhat OF n
change. being all newly paperod and
painted. The First ward Saints have
lai1 the foundation Of a bqautIfuily do
signed chapel. Our Xmas passed away
very pleasantly. the two ward Sunday
schools met In the tabernacle, whore n
very interesting program was rendered.
santa Claus made his appearance. dla-
tributlng $50 presents.
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SALIVA.


Special to the News"
salina. Jan. a-sallna. q small town
of about 1900 inhabitants. IL situated
In tho northern part of SEWER county.
II II noted mainly for It's cattle raising.
n which nearly every energetic man
owns a smnll bunch. also Tor the cuiti-
walton of IT, lands. NJ which there Il
IN abundance, wheat, oats and hay
being raised In large quantities. with
many kinds ~ fruit and vegetables.
The lands arc Irrigated, as rain seldom
visits these parts. The winters ARE
long. but seldom very hard. the sum
mcrs short ana pleasant. The present
winter has been mild. very little snow
as yet, The health ~ the people good
only two or three deaths reported with.
IN Tho Inst four months. Since the
extension ~ the Rio Grnnde Western
railway Saiinn has been somewhat
dull. Notwithstanding that II seems 20
be on the way IN prosperity Many new
public buildings nre being built and
business men seem to have an air
~ good times, The new town
hall. which was built year nEo. H. "a
credit 60 The town; also the school
house, which ~ large and modern.
Thcrc nrc wo hotels doing thriving
business. two churches. the Mormon
ana Presbyterian. Snlinn engages live
teachers IN the public school and has
about three hundred pupils There n a
good drug store, furniture store. she's
store. meat market. eight general frer-
chnndifo Stores, two telegraph Offices
md other pltcca ~ bunlnona. not omit.
Tins itn two saloons. which run In full
blast
Christmas eve snmc of the boys were
out for a good time, and succeeded In
F'ttlnE wagon and horses, and tear
w nowh Main street The marshal.
whom they 10 not fear. nttempted tn
ninp thcm by neizinr the horses. hut
was thrown down and tho boys made
their escape The marshal carries a
black cyc mr. lame leg.
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RICriTIELD.

Special 10 the "Nws"
Rlchneld, jan 3-Rlchneld. the
county seat ana metropolis OF SEWER
county, Is mnlginI rand strides In de.
v'lpi ment and Improvement, aud H.
fast forging 10 NJ front as n business
ana commercial penter for southern
Utah Situated mar the center OF the
Sevlor valley. which for richness on
soil Is unsurpassed In the state, II IL
surrounded by hall n dozen smaller
hnmlets that dral their supplies from
ana market their produce here. During
the past year couiderabe building mas
heen done ana lnns are being made
for number of podern residences and
business blocks b be erected In 1893
The city whichliH Incorporated. has
population OF UPWARDS OF 1000 people.
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SoRINuVILLE.
spccIa, ,otne News"

Special 10th. News"
snringyile. Jan. a,-Labclic SPRING
vili6, the iome ~ the sugar beet, the
most pleasantly situated town In all
Utah. raita more beeta 10 the acre
ana of grrAter HNnetn"aa than amy ~
our nclghbois. This n the bcst spot In
M the West Tot q rugnr factory. cnp-
itnlists tnkenntc. sprlngtille fruit H.
known far AID widoi 20 ~ spfinryille
honey Sprlftvlle N the town ~ COM
Portable hoW,a not one In fprty-nine
years has non destroyed By hre.
Sprlngvlllc c\ntfdna one ~ tho boHt
hotels west y Chicago. ne many a
travelling mnnIwll tel you that Reef
steak Harrison nr Black Bass George
holds TITS reputation
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OUR OWN STATE.

home In bed In the grip Of the deadly
pfir. officer Pratt Of the uolicc o.
paftmcnt noxt door showed up TINS
inofrina after D. spell n the same dag
nosis. several of the other officers are
aiso diligently using ihoif pocket
handkerchief and munfuily sticking TO
their posts
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PAR)WAN.

Special 60 the "Nwn"
Pnrownn, Jan. l-rhere Is little
sickness here at lreHent, and the gen
crnl health is hlriy good. our me
roller mill bulldog Ia now ready for
the u machinery, which IN expected In A
fow days, with nw leffrl water wheel
etc, our Coop team saw mill nnd
The steam raw iill " Wrn. Wilcox az
this place are doit rushing business
saving railroad b's. Rcd pine Ia Inc
only Kind of ties accepted MANY az
our young mem mud employment in
hauling them Il the railroad grade
about forty milesfrom ParoWan. Tbe
price ~ quite kN, but Il ls caab
Grain soils there ton 90 cents 10 81 no.
The business outkok In fairly good.
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NEPliI.


Special 10 the News"
Nephl jan s,-Greetlng-Nephl has
hah prosperous year during 1895,
farmers received a bounteous harvest
" grain, lucern. etc, dry farming wns
me best ever known IN this locnlity.
sheep men have realized good prices
ior Wool and mutton; cattle have
Drought high iiguresi Htockmen are now
kinlhlhg several hundred head Tor The
sp!!hs trade Merchants have done "A
po.,eF business than Tor years past.
GuiVe a number OF elegant buljdlngs
VIII peeh erected Banker Geo. q.
denee ON the Hague lot, Mnin styast. 4,
equals any building south Of SAT- Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03

here are reported over 20 and over 50
years OF age, and between 90 and 20
widows. legally and through death.
business has not been 20 brisk with the
stock mere for many years as from the
middle to the list Of Dec. over ten
thousand ties have been cut In the
mountains aud dilivcrcd at Milford this
fall. flvc to ten bads leaving Dolly. The
roster of the Bnver branch Of the ".
v academy shows iss pupils enrolled.
The schools In the city have an at
tendance Of I've hundred. Beaver
county IL out OF debt and has good
purse In the Treasury.