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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
PENNINGTON.
Jury Liz, for 1000 seat to Asylum Suit
for Divorce.

Special Con ffpondoncc.
Pennington. Utah. Dec. ii.-McasrH.
Elijah Lnycock, OF kayHvillc, and Levi
). Haywood. 81 Bountlfu, tho jury
commissioners appointed by Judge
Rolnpp for Davis county. met az tho
court house. Pennington. TODAY and
selected the following list Of Jurors
FOR the year 1900;
Centorvillc Precinct-Aifrcd Spencer.
A. 10. Cherry, Fred W. Walton, Farley
T.. Parrish. RnRucl Barber. Horace
Drake. Isaac Mills. philip earn, VIII
liam Barber, John Duncan, L. a.
Dalrymple, Samuel ltibgy.
South Precinct McCllntock,
Fred Cicverly. q. 8. Hatch, Alma g.
Brown. a. l.. Burnham. Frank Mann,
=. II. Ellis, James II. llornsby u.
Hatch. Edwin Pare. j., Hyrum Hogan.
Vim. j, parkln. Jr.
West Prcclnct--i. H. Harlow. ST.
walker y. Pack, stephen G. Hatch,
George w, johnson, Fred kohlor
Thomas u. Argylc. Fred II. Hammond.
George W. Parish.
Bountlful-wlnhrd call. orson ses-
slons. william q. Putnam. Richard
Sodgwick. Frank ~ smedlcy, John
East. John wiiloughby, Ira Waite.
jeremiah Wiley. Thomas Harrison.
Enoch a. Holhrouk. James Smcdley.
James briggs T. "a. Moss. John Coop
or. John <. GondfeiloW, willis Perkins.
cyrus Pare. MILFORD Barlow, VIM. ].
Holt. John Znhlcr, 4. l.. auckland.
Joseph 4. Hcpworth. Joseph H. Ar
Fylc.
Pennington - Elias Van Fleet,
Charles a, Miller. II. +. Knowiton
George SpnciSmnn, James u. Wilcox.
Jos. \, ribhcttH, Geo. =, Rogers
W. V. Halght. David Hughes. John s.
white, Jr, Thomas Abbott. James
Cowley. N. G. Udy. George \. Hess.
a.
than Hughes, John walsh, J. H. VIII
COX.
Kaysvlile-walter Drummer. Chrlsto-
pher Burton, Jr.. John H. llaHker. H.
W Layton, VIM. l.. GnlbrRith, James
Criddlc, Hobor Coiemerr. Robert
Blamlres. james y. Bcnnctt. Hen. y.
Barber George Webster George r.,
Bishop. Fred 4. Crnwlcy. John q. Linz
ford. Albert leazcr, James smith, Al
bert II, Smith, George II. Draper,
Frank Williams. Samuel q, Layton.
John ~. lionnemOri. Samuel Rush
forth, llebcr e. Blood. n. II. Robins. IL.
q. Galley.
Layton-chas W. Robbins, Chris.
Weaver. NJ. y. Adams. Arthur Green.
Mark q. Roberts. j, u. Craig John
II, Layton. Jas, ", iiill. Thos. Evans,
VIM. Young, ], II, Morgan, J. T.. Wig
gle. Jos. Sandal. A, w. Watt, Albert
Flltton. a. j. Egbort,
F7NNAiNNF -ANNAA " NlllEs INillfiM 4 q
Walker, David Cook, Jr,, Jas, II. Baird.
Clearneld-peter Christensen, John
Il. knightun, David Galley.
Clinton--Joseph Parker. VIM. Il,
Stokes.
South Weber-George w. Kendcil.
Thomas II. Peek. John J. Jones. Angus
Bowman.
South Hooper l,nsmus Christensen.
JameB stephens, George Stoddard. Jr,
SENT TO INSANE ASYLUM.
Minerva Crosby. Of Bountifui. was
examined by Doctors Stfinehnm and
Gleason yesterday for her sanity. and
adiudgod insane She was ordered
committed to the State insane asylum
DIVORCE SUIT.
Helen j. Gamble has tlcd suit fOi
divorce against her husband, Walter j
Gamble. alleging dcsertiol and failure
! to provide
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COFFEE THE CAUSE


"Thrco casca OF heart trouble that
have been relieved by stopping coffee
and taking Postum Food Coffce, have
come under my notice First. my own
case, ! suffered greatly from palpltn-
tlon ana irrcgularity OF the heart. My
physician ordered mo 10 leave OF cot.
Zee. and when ! took up Postum Ford
Coffee IN ts place, tho heart trouble
was soon entirely cured, ana find the
Postum 10 be just as the doctor said.
mot only harmless but very beneficial
"a gentleman friend had much the
same trouble with his heart sug-
Ecsted that he try Postum, after the
FIRST cup at breakfast, he said, 4
don't want any more Of IT, inquiry
proved that It had not been properly
boiled, no | prepared a cup for him,
strictly according TO directions and he
pronounced Il Aollclous' and better
than coffee Mrs, ---, OF paducah,
suffered much the same way. and has
had the same experience In recovering
from henri trouble by the discontin-
uanoe OF coffee and taking up the use
OF Postum. For private reasons, | re-
quest that you withhold my name from
publication" -. Princeton. Ky.
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10 them. Came to Utah In 1879. Lived
Tor some time In salt Lake city. but
soon became permanently located IN
knyavlllc. where he has firce lived ana
laborcd.
Served In the Utah Territory Lcgisla-
turc, and i've terms us fcloc.man Tor
Davis county. In the Church was Bi7h-
nlshops@Ailcn Tnvlpr and Christopher
Layton. lie has since served fnithfully
M teacher where his services have
been especially valuable.
on Ian. N, 1873, he was ordained
patriarch by Apostle Franklin ID. Rich
ards. and has since given great many
blcasinRr.
Like her husband Sister Hyde has la
bored diligently In the Church as pres-
ldent and member 81 the Relief SOclc-
~. Their characters arr without spot
or Flemish. President jos. y. Smith
once said ~ Father Hyde that he " a
man IN whom there u no guile
They have n numerous posterlty scat
tered throuRhout utah. Idaho and Wy
omina, consisting OF eight living chill
drcn. nfty-ono grandchildren and sixty
three great grandchildren.
Father Hyde has also an additional
family N eight children and three
grandchildren.
One remarkable but common1nbic
fact II that among Father lIyde's sons
and ronH.in-iaw are four Bishops and
one IN a member Of a stake presidency.
one son, the late chas, 9. Hyde, OF
this place. a young man highly respect.
"a and Of brilliant attachments died
here several years ago.
Ills children with the exception Of
two sons were present last evening. and
enjoyed an event which they VIII long
remember and cherish.
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kAYSViLLE.
RosEL HYDE FAMILY nrusIos.
slxtieth Anniversary Of . Happy Marriage
a worthy aud Itonored Couple.


Special Correspondence.
ItnyRvilic. Davis county, Dec. i3.-1t
was grateful family that gathered
from FAR and near at the old home
stead here last evening ana affcctlonatc-
~ greeted Patriarch Roaei Hyde and
wife on the coth an lvcrsary OF their
marriage.
The provence Of youth seemed to glad
den the hearts " the venerable pair
and make them feel young again. Six
~ years Of wcdlock with success
through all lts sunshine and storms nf-
fordcd beautiful theme for the songs
and speeches that were given. w. A.
Hyde spoke on behalf Of the children
aud an original poem by Sister Martha
llyde-iluntor was read, which was fol-
lowed by response fun OF reminds
cencoa and blessings from the aged
patriarch. This was the intellectual
ana spiritual feast presented while an
abundance Of the hountlcs OF earth from
the gcnorous hand Of God formed the
physical feast
bishop Barton and his counsclors. J.
n. narnos and 7. 4. Roueche. were
present and added by their assistance 10
the success OF the event. a few other
Intimate friends ana relatives also at
tended.
Rosei Hyde. the son OF Hcman and
Polly Tilton Hyde. was born May 90,
1916. In York. Livingston county, New
YORK lie came from sturdy Nhhtf
stock. his grandfather having served
seven years IN the Revolutionary war,
became identified with the Church OF
Jesus Christ of Lattcr-day Saints by
baptism May Sth. 1850. Was united In
marriage 20 Mary Ann cowleH, daughter
Of Austin and Phoebe WILDER. on Dec.
18th. 1889, at PayHon, III.
From opportunities enjoyed, not COIN
mon TO many this notable couple have
evidence and history Of value pertain
ing to the Latter-dny work untll 20
years OF age brother Hyde was reared
within short distance OF the liill
Cumornh, lie had an Intimate knowl-
edge Of happenings Incident TO the COM
lng forth OF the Book OF Mormon, and
knew from the spirit and trcnd OF
events that Joseph was moved upon by
some supreme power. Was In u POSI-
ton to know Of the powers that opernt-
cd against him at this early day. the
intent Of which was apparent Ia their
evil and alnnderous purport. Saw proof
nhcets OF the Book OF Mormon before
II was published, Was Intimately
acquainted with the Prophet Joseph
from 1884 TO the time of his death, and
bears a strong testimony Of the divlni-
~ OF his mission and purity OF MS
character,
sister Hyde Joined the Church IN
1884, and lived for some time In the
family Of the Prophet during some Of
his greatest trials aud imprisonment.
| She also " In n position To know OF
the purity and uprightncsa OF his char
acter.
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NOTICE oT sTOcKuoLpERs' MEET
INs.

NOTICE II hereby given TINT a general
meeting NJ tho st0ckhuldur, ~ the Grand
uulrh Mining comphny,h corporation under
the laws ~ Utah. Viii be held ~ tho COM
panys office. Nc. rs COMMERCIAL block. In
Salt Lake Guy, Utah, on tho end day of
December, isl1 nt O'Clock q. fn OF said day.
for the purpose Of considering and voting
uuun the following proposed aulcndmentstD
tho articles ~ incorporation OF said cons
no amend Article 2. by substituting tho
words ''2llo00 shares Of the par value " $50
each. Tor the words 'et,eJ shares Of soo1
9 Tnuiucud Articles IN read ~ follows.
Tho officers 90 this company shall consist "
e president Vcr- president a hoard n seven
90 dirstnrs, q srrrctnry and a treasurer
each Of whom shall De- a stockholder Ia tho
10 tcnoni AFtlrlei,
iH'Tn amend Article % read ~ folowsi
'slhr dlructnr, stall be- elected by tho stock
Rotary and ir,a,urcr shall bo elected by the
hH1d 90 directors. the president and vice.
president from their number sud all olri-
iiuus shall bo by ballot The torn OF oihco
~ nll ~ the officers shall be- one year aud
until their surcossors shall ho olortodand shnli
have qualified, The annual meeting Of stock
holder. tor Tho election ~ officers and for
ihu transaction ~ such other business ~
oi Tho company ln salt Lake CITY, salt Lake
ronuty, TMh. nm tho first Monday ~ Icb-
ruuTy lu each yunr ~ . u'eluck u M, fuur ~
mumuurs NJ tlU nnnru uf directors shall cons
sutute d quorum Tor tho Transaction Of busi-
b. TO repeal Articles
ds=rnttp o4l Article ~
And fnr tur Transaction ~ snch other bust
nV,s as my prpvrly cnmo bUturo said meet
THOMAS W. JENNINGS, President.
JAMES r. JENNINGS Secretary.
Dated this slst day u November is1l
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DEATH OF MRS. CATHERINE
JONES.

on the 9Th OF December our settle
mcnt mourned the demise OF one OF
our aged Hlster-MrH. Catherine
Jones. She was born In carmarthcn-
shire, South Wales, June ., 1890. she
was married 10 William Jones In South
Wales. She was the mother of nine
children, three ~ whom still survive
her. She was baptized Into the Church
OF Jesus christ OF Latter-day Saints In
1850, ana was widely known for her
hospitality to the missionaries. She
cmlgratcd 90 Utah In 1876, with her
family and has been n faithful worker
In the Relief Society for twenty years.
Mlllennial Star please copy
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH BAZAAR.
uu.,pe..-Adj.urnrd In Respect
"a non. y. -. Hieh"rd.-sio"rd
OF Education.

me Episcopal bazaar opened ~ IN
d, snvner block this morning. II N
.,,rse Of the ladies Of the church
me Good shepherd. 1t was got
!. mlsc money to put In heating
,,,,us al the church. The building
.,nnrcd In booths aud gaiiy decor
I'd Twins IL very attractive appear
-. Win IT, many pleasant ladies In
,te to attend to the booths. \ very
election of things suitable for
.'i.f,nas and holiday presents ~
..I.vrl. The ladies' In charge of the
~ work are Mira. Ensign. Mrs.
,,.g..trnne. Mfa. Trough, MiHa l.udu
I'm and Miss Emma Olsen. The doll
- "a IN charge OF Mira. j, =, lscMia.
a.. ii. Ellison and Mrs. Rynolda
NJ Wells. Airs. Hume ana Mrs. Ep-
-r,n have charge of the apron and
n Apartment Tue candy department
IA charge of Mrs l<imbnll. Mrs. w,
Adams Miss kimbau, Mlss Lou
s.rlall aud Miss nanuiHtcr. Tho fruit
IA tfeseryca will be watched over by
H. MnIson. MrH. Fieahncr and Mlaa
ilsHs. The childrcn'a department VIII
I. lstsfratlng 70 all showing "a klon-
NJ mlro In working order and q
SO iske; this department IL In charge
Z Wrs Hnlgh aud Mrs. iruutI Tea
ri wafsrs are In charge Of Miss Kuhn,
NJ Kiestl, Miss Parker ami Mi-a
Tsmmgr. Take In the bazaar and help
prlh the good cause along.
DISTRICT COURT
ne Second district court adjourned
fespcct 10 Apostle richards funur-
Il M afternoon, from ! To 4 o'clock;
~ lhe clerks office. Apostle richards
vsi probate Judge OF Weber county
irn 10, To iss3.
n court this morning Judge Roiapp
llsrd the arguments In the demurrer
4 Attendants In the ease uf Thomas
y.lon W Evans and Rogers and u
uu sustained.
Gtofre CLINE, who was found guilty
hu Friday of stealing "a horse and
arry was brought up for sentence ana
ffea one year In the ponitcntlary.
The old county trnmway was loaded
20 TO H. O. ". cars and win be taxi
10 TO Altus. WHORE Corey Bros. have
q contract 10 build a l,2O0-foot tunnel.
NJ Corey Bros. leased the trnmwny
ron tho county to do this work, 40 IA
ct on the dump.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
1he board II education met last even
lfg and transacted the following buHl-
iii1.
The finance committee report receipt
irm county treasurer on account OF
10 taxes. $500
The superintendent presented his
nihthly report HhowlnE..an average
daily attendance Of a.Ssa pupils,
Tfeaurcra report for November pre-
f1aiel showing Disbursements OF Sii,giO,
Cab on hand. December I. 1892. 81
Ia
ne clerk was instructed to draw one
Alt m0ntha's salary for tho teachers
% be paid after the close Of the schools
n the Christmas vacation. The board
nsn adjourned to meet next Friday
one lone drunk was run In today by
y. police, lie was "A Frcnehman. name
uilown.
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Victims TO stomach. liver and kidney
troubles ~ well ne women. and all feel
the results In loss ~ appetite. polsona
headache and tired llstlcss. rundown
feeling. hut there's no need to feel
like that J. W. Gardner. OF fdnvllle.
Ind. says; Electric Bittcrs are Just
the thing Tor q man when h. don't care
whether he lives or dila II gave me
new strength and good appetite. l can
on lie" Only 80 cts. nt u. e. NJ. l..
Drug Don't Every bottle guaranteed.
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II was a thrilling escape that Charles
Davis of llowerston, o.. lately had from
q irlEhtful death. For two years Sc
worse until It scented he must die Of
Consumption. Then he began TO use
DR.. Kings Sew Discovery and lately
wrote; ut gave instant relief and cf-
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Lung troubles Price % cts. and 81 90.
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles
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ROY.
New Ward Ia rioarishlug Condition Zine
Jubilee.

Special Correspondence.
Roy Weber CO., Dec, i0.--rhls ward
" about seven months old. yet II IA In
n thriving spiritual condition. This fact
was emphasized yesterday In the grand
Jubilee cclcgration given by our sunday
school. The program was we'll rendered
throughout ana was much appreciated
by the large concourse Of people who
attended
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ton or business success depend Largely
on the perfect action OF your stomach
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give Increased strength, a keen. clear
brain. high ambition. a % cent box
viii make YOU feel like now bclnE,
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i.nli nor I'M Ili. i..r.

n. u. Hlanton Of Thackervillc. Tex.
In two years maid over $4,000 TO doc
tors to cure i,unning Sore on his lex.
Then they wanted to cut II on, but he
cured II with one box u Bucklen'a Ar
Mica salvc Guaranteed cure for Piles.
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VNnUf
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LOGAN.
Uuriai OF Hannah u. JoiIey. an Esteemed
Citisen of rranklin--wc dding Permits.
Special Correspondence.


Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache CO., Dec. i2.-Mrr.
Hannah u, Jolly, an old and highly
esteemed resident Of Franklin. Idaho,
died at her residence In that place on
Saturday last, nom the effects of an
nhfcess ~ the liver ana stomach, Her
remains were brought 90 Logan yeatrr-
day and Inferred IN the city cemetery,
by the side " her infant daughter, who
was buried here many years ago, She
was kind loyable woman, aud on
troly won the hearts OF thoao who knew
her. She was born IN Edinburgh. Scot
land Feb 2, 1882, Embraced the DOS
pei and cmlgnted 10 Utah IN lhG2, the
same year marrying John jolly. a Wild
over with four children, These she
gave q true mothers care, besides nine
children born Of her union with Mr..
Jolly, olght of whom are living. She
was always unyiolding IN tho right,
and never waycrcd IA the faith she
had espousod. She had been alling for
about year, and the last four months
~ her life she was scarcely ever free
from pain.
Services over her remains were held
OF her residence IN Franklin, the gponk-
ers being bishop Hatch. Patriarch Park
lnson. Elders Frank II. Parkinson and
Isaac n. Nash. all OF whom spoke o.
her excellent qualities and her ferven,
faith and fortitude under suffering. II
was her request that her remains bc
buried at Logan; thus IN accordance
herewith, an above recorded. all that
was mortal Of Sieter Jolly was laid to
rest on Monday In the Logan burylns
ground.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Marriage licenses were secured today
by tho following; Joseph VIM. Empey,
81, and Lucy Caroline Cox, Is, both OF
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Komsnce-sunsiay school Jubliec.
Special Correspondence.
Iozan. Cache Co. Dec. lin dis
trlct court today Judge Hart rendered
"A decree awarding 60 Joseph \. JossOp
nineteen acres OF land from the estate
N his father. Richard Jessop, deceased,
ID being shown that young Jesaop had
arranged and paid for said tract with
his father, but that no deed had been
given him prior to his fathers deceaac.
David IllArkhurst Il al Va James
Klrkbridgc ct al, motion TO qunHh aud
set aside summons upon Thos a. Hil-
Hard. Jesse 7. Moses, q. q. Merrill and
Alfred Hanson upon the ground that
service was not made within the time
required by law.
LECTURE ny PROF PAUL.
President ]. II. Paul 81 the I.attcr-day
Saints' College. Salt Lake city. lev
lures here tonight. IN the Agricultural
COLLEGE upon the subject "Tho Theory
~ tho Benutiful." This Is the intro
ductory lecture OF uories 10 be- de-
llvered under the auspices of the State
Art Institute.
LICENSED TO WED.
Marriage licenses were today issued
10 James Mortimer. b.. and Martha NJ.
Ormond. a., both OF Logan, and Gustaf
Gustafson. 20, and Nnrdn :. Johnson,
II. both 81 smithnoid In connection
with the nrrt named license ia quite "a
romance. About twelve years ago Mr.
Mortimer'a wife died. and In a year or
~ he wonci and WON Martha Maria
OrmouI several children were born to
them. Trouble arose and about four
yeara arO Mr. aud Mrs. Mortimer were
divorced After four years of lonely
life they agreed 60 mako up and Try II
nEain, and In pursuance thereof called
today upon the county clerk Tor the pre-
llmlnnry document
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT PARADISE.
G. N. Pearce. son Of Robert Pcarce
Of Paradise. was the Victim of sori-
Gus accident last Saturday. In CONE
pany with another man young Pearcc
was hauling wood down Paradise can-
yon. The wagon struck "A stone In the
road aud pcarcc attempted 60 remove
10 with pike. In pushing the stone
away the stick struck one ~ the horses
which Kicked out. striking pcarcc tor
rible blow Ia the abdomen. lie fell ~
" shot His companion took him homo
nearer dead than alive lie finally re-
covered from the first shock md " IN
Illumination can be prevented his chance
Tor recovery IL good. but his condition
IL dangerous.
SUNDAY SCHOOL JUBILEE.
Local Jubilee celebrations were held
IN an the wards yesterday by the vnri-
GUS sunday schools. IN cummUmorntlon
~ the establishment % tho sunday
schools ~ the Lattcr-duy Saints, ilf'H
yonrs ago. Interesting aud appropriate
programs were successfully rendered.
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The last 1000 Of tho beautiful book
ION TO Manila" detailing the achieve
Philippines, are now offered at 20 conta
Postage prepaid.
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OK 40 M.SI,.., 40 CrSrs.

The last 1000 OF tho beautiful book,
ION To Manila" detailing tho achieve
mcnts ~ the Utah batteries In the
Postage prepaid.
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souTi
PACIFIC RY.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
PROVO.
W." business 60 Jury vcnire 80 Wedding
hells-smailpos situation.


hells-smailpos situation.
'ptelal Correspondence
,..9No Dee. i2.-Followlng ls the bual-
~. transacted In the Fourth district
H. az lhe opening OF the December
ID nI g' court. The petit Jurors report
,hh morning;
~ case NJ u, ~. Richmond Va Upper
ss snlon Irrigation company. came
In'e nearing. ana a jury was en-
jgatsor ne case ia up on appeal from
isseiys, hooth's court wharc plaintiff
4 sWeu verdict for $50 damages. II
s,,suesed that the water from defend
~, s canal Hooded over plaintiffs
ey,'s' doing a great deal of dam
Summer. i"'S h"ppenei i's'
d. .D so nearing occupied the attention of
court all day.
b..'S, W. Henry q. Blumenthal, rape,
'y,,l Tor the torn.
0ns,.' gse OF Robert Gabbltus W. Rio
d,misee western railway company was
w consent.
ulal Dee goth.
Juror John o. Adaus yyns oxcuse1
TIE term.
,,'n. second Jury venlre was ordered.
proyd" a9le December 18Th, as follows.
M Tlalnh poulton. william Pro-
tob "Inl-lienry Davis; Payson--Jn-
Cnbd.,,' haerrcr; Sprlngville-D. NJ.
zlessi.lL Joseph W, Allen, Santaquin-
" s rsmh Jones; Spanish Fork-John
A. WEDDING BELLS.
Noor. W, y, Searle and Miss Rose
AIM Nvle married today at high noon
s. il nmpme Of the brides mother. Rev.
nosv r.nrt9uwln performed the cerc-
immsit ne newly married couple left
Sail ta,!ey after the ceremony for
lake city where they will spend
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HOOPER,.
Thriving settlement o. Jubnse 90 Death of
Mrs. Catherine Jones.

Special Correspondence.
Hooper. Davis Co. Dec. i0.-our set
Element n In a thriving condition. all
our organizations are alive and up to
date. We have Just held a grand sun
day school Jubilee. which was Il crcdi-
table AFFAIR
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OUR OWN STATE.

their honeymoon. The groom IL a civil
engineer with the Telluride Power Co.
and the bride has been deputy county
clerk for n number Of years. Both
have large circle 81 friends Mr.. and
Mrs. seario viii reside 10 the Garden
city.
Clerk finvercamp has issued the fol-
lowing licenses to wed;
William Davis. "a. and Martha Ash
ton. Is, both Of Provo; to a. 8. Garland.
20. Of Lima. Mont, and Vlna Rockhlil.
~, OF Spanlsh Fork
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TINE sMALLpox sTTuATIoN.

The smallpox excitement In this coun.
" N decreasing. quite stir was
caused by the report spreading to the
enect that the dreaded disease had In.
vadod the home Of DR.. y. II. Allen. and
It has kept the doctor busy denying the
rumor.
Palmpulst. the actor. who IA said Ia
have the disease at spanish Fork. n
reported TO be progressing nicely. lie
had not been compelled to take 20 his
bed. on account ~ the disease. Tho
young man claims that he has not got
smallpox, but that for the pnst six
years he has been In tho same cnndl-
tion each winter and Ia affected with a
blood and skin disease. Tho doctors
think differently.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
SUMMONS.

Ia the Justices Court Ia aud for tho FIFTH
prceinct, salt Lake city salt Lake
County, state of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Before AloKandcr McMnster Justice Of tho
Peace, 80 Commercial BulldlnE.