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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-31
TO THE PEOPLE OF UTAH.
Free Invitation-Free Address Mat
ter of Importance to All Utahns.

Free Invitation-Free Address Mat
ter of Importance to All Utahns.
You are hereby invited to meet Pro-
fessor F. H. Newell, chief of hydro
graphic division of the United States
geological survey, at the Assembly
hall, Salt Lake City, on Saturday even
ing, Sept. 2, 1899. at o'clock. AT that
time Professor Newell will deliver an
address on the subject of The Public
Lands of the United States and Their
Water Sources" While the accredited
representative of the United States,
Professor Newell has an International
reputation, as well as an intimate per-
sonal knowledge of Utah for over TWEEN
ty-five years; hence his official state
ments are of the utmost value TO Utah.
This invitation is to all the people of
our state and the address is given I'M
der the auspices of the Forestry and
Irrigation associations of Utah and the
University club.
DIR. JOHN r. PARK.
President of Forestry Association.
HON. HEBER NJ. WELLS.
President of Irrigation Association.
CAUSTEN BROWN.
President of University Club.
Committee.
Irrigation
HON. GEORGE Q. CANNON.
HON. a. L. THOMAS.
HON. T. c.. WEBER.
HON. GILL S. PEYTON.
HON. Z. G. ROGNAN,
HON. L. W. SHURTLIFF.
MIR. c. L. STEVENSON.
Forestry
JUDGE LIE GRAND YOUNG.
SENATOR J. L. RAWLINS.
DIR. ]. T. KINGSBURY.
HON. H. NJ. DOUGALL.
PROF. W. G. ROYLANCE.
MR.. RICHARD KLETTING.
MIR. p. P. CHRISTENSEN.
All weak places in your system effec-
tuaIlv closed against disease by De-
WITS Little Early Risers. They
cleanse the bowels. promptly cure
chronic constipation, regulate the liver
and fill you with new life and vigor.
Small. pleasant, sure; never grippe. F.
@ Schramm, prescription druggist, cor
ner Main and First South streets.
Baseball, Lagoon, Saturday. Sunday
and Monday. Billings VS.. r. G. w.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-31

Bartholomew horse show.
Continuous performance every day at
Lagoon; 10 cents for 50-cent show.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-31

300 silver dollars given away, 9S gifts
Calder's, Labor day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

Mahon and Martin O'Brlon Of Miners
Basin. and e.. j. Mnhor and r. j. F'itz-
maurice OF MN Crock. Mckee ana
Hammond drilled In the ten minutes
allowed. 2s7s inches, Mahcr and Fiiz-
maurice. 2G7s inches. Four drills break.
Ing lu succession with MoMuhOu rnd
Hrion they withdrew after dr'llluE
two minutes They were thH team that
won the contest hero July g.
IN the afternoon n game NJ huann1ll
was played between the Miners and
Grangcfa.
A number OF races were run hc-
tween local horses ana 20 bucket race
which consisted " running horse 100
yards and the rider placing "a ball In
each ~ three buckets placed twenty
i've yards apart. This contest was won
By Charles Johnson. ho being the only
one ~ the i've contestants who placed
ail the balls. Following this was % tug
OF war between sixteen miners ana size
teen EraurcrH. resulting In victory Tor
the rrunrerH. who had 900 pounds the
best Of u IN weight.
The visit " the miners 20 the valley
WIN be- productive of much good, There
was an opportunity for the making NJ
ncquaintnncca and the display ana gN-
change Of ore samples. ana mo- better
display Of high quality ore was ever
made 10 any mining camp The result
~ that number Of proHpgctorH with a
ilno showing go bnck Go the mountains
with substantial backing 10 carry On
further work.
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THOUSANDS OF REQUESTS

Are received by the manufacturers OF
Or. David Kennedy's Favonte Remedy
and upon strict Investigation It has
been found that no less than " per cent
OF those receiving trial bottles have
been 40 helped by the Remedy sent
that they have bought large sized bot
Ties at their druggists.
There ~ no doubt that Favoritc Rem
edy Is the very best medicine known
for diseases of the Kidneys, Liver,
bladder and Blood, Rheumatiam. Dys-
pepsla and Chronic Constipation. The
manufacturers are prepared TO send
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who will write. giving their fun name
and post Office address TO the DIR. DA-
VID KENNEDY CORPORATION,
nondout. n. Y, and mention the Des-
Put some OF your urine in n glass
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Remedy Is the best one you can take.
II speedily cures such dangerous symp-
toms as pain In the back, frequent de-
slre 10 urlnRte especially at night,
gcalding, burning pain IN passing wa
Ter. attaining OF your linen by the urine
and Inability 20 hold IL. Also the un-
pleasant aud dangerous effects pro-
duced on the system by the use OF
whiakey or beer.
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Rom
edy tx sold at all drug stores at sl.0C
a bottle, or six bottles for 1000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
PIONEER DAY AT MOAB.
Special Invitation TO the Miners and
Prospectors Of La Sal.

Moab. Utah. July 8O.--A thrco-dnys'
celebration OF Pioneer day closed here
Wednesday night. says a Denver News
special. For a continuous round Of
pleasure without the slightest cause Of
complaint from any disorder Il was
mover oqualod In this section Of Utah.
a special Invitation was extended 10
the miners and prospeotors In the la
sal mountains ana they came IN from
an directions. Early peaches and apples
are now plentiful In the valley has
kots full Of them were placed az con.
vepiont places Tor the free use ~ ain
visitors, and the orchards weiN thrown
open FOR all 20 go In and help them
selves to an the fruit they could ent.
u was "a feature OF tho celebration
that the miners appreciated. -Four
hours ride horseback from the In Sal
peaks and almost perpetual snow tn
peach orchards u a contrast that fow
places can boast Of.
Public exercises We're held nj the
opera house the morning fthe 2ith.
There were songs ana rcoitatlona by
the children ana addresses By President
i. a. Hammond, j. n. Corbln ana Prof.
a. Molynoux.
In the afternoon there were chlldrsn'a
hAlNfNs ANnA INNtN AlAA NNllgt anu "a us
tribution Of candles and nuts tu all. In
the evening thcre was the old folks "He
old time" dance,
A single hand miners rock drilling
contest commenced at @ y. IN, ana exclt,
cd much Interest. A prize Of CONE
plote prospecting OUTFIT. Including bur
TO, saddles, grub. blankets, cooking out
NJ, etc, Of value Of about $50 was
offered by Hammond a Coz 20 b. con-
tested FOR. John Mcmahon and ].
Peterson, both Of Miners Basin. and
Harry Swagger OF MIL Creek entered.
Ten minutes time was allowed ana
aoven-elghts Inch steel. Harry swng-
ger had not come prepared to drlll, but
was induced by his friends 10 try ID.
using the steel Of the other contestant
after they ilnlahod. lie did not take tho
time TO sharpen them, and he proved "A
wonder, Tho core stood Mcmahon ilil
inches. Peterson, "a 5-lG inches. swag-
ger. isk inches.
a double hand drilling contest for a
purse ~ 500 put up IS Cooper Mar.
tin a Co., W. l., Taylor and Dr. J. W.
Williams, took place Tuesday morning
The entries were r. Mckee and Erwin
Hammond OF Pack Creek, John Me.
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-, ogden Department. TO he In
4 harss Of EiiIsh A. Larkin
aner August 4.

~. generous support accorded tho
,,,-r, News In ogden has induced the
,r,rsment u the paper to institute
49, a regular branch Of the Salt Lake
.,tu.hment on and after Aug. J.
~ ths News" In ogden will be In
500 of Elijah a. t.arkin. whose Office
-rba NJ No. g5sl Washington avenue.
,.i..s ]. Drivers drug store. where al
..,,ls.mrnts. subscriptions and orders
y, iob or book work will be received
~. anne terms a. at the Salt Lake
~ The daily ana Saturdays issues
!, ,rs "Newa" will be delivered by
riar. the seml-weekly subscribers
.m b. served through the mails NJ
ttssrto. Mr. G.arkln Will have entire
,,srr, Of the "Ncwa" interests In og-
5.r excepting the list Of subscribers
attained by Joseph Hail. which viii
.,pilnue to be handled by that gen
uemlu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
THE OGDEN CITY COUNCIL.
cs, Davenport Is Granted Leave Of
Absence.
uu.inss. Wen object 20 Paying city
License mack salary WI
Entertain Volunteers.

srt. council met az . o'clock y. m.
,usrI1y. AN the membora being
present except Councilman brewer
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
Claims amounting TO ti29.i9 were al
HUsd ana ordered paid and payrols
dfgfcguting 1850 we're also orde'ea
rb. stroot committee made several
reports recommending the iNins OF Ger.
talu streets In reply 10 pctitionsi anu
AS ret.orted estimate Of the city en-
flnser on paving district No. 2, amount
ing to 81. Cig. Oj. which was ordered paid
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
chief OF Police J. u. Davenport asked
f1r q leave of absence Tor hNe or hiN
veats To- visit his Kindred In Pennayl-
ysnin. The request was granted,
poundkseper A. Peterson rcpurtbl
eight head Of animals impounded for
July, six claimed. one rcmlttcd, one un-
claimed. lie was allowed so TOT ser
Vices. and his report iled.
Dog Tax Collector j. \. Lampert re-
ported eighteen dog taxes solicited IN
July. ana 500 turned over TO treasurer.
This makes total 10 far for 1893 or
10 taxes. lie was allowed $50 for sal
ary. ,-, 49,
18Th on Interest on the recent ~ per
cont refundlnE bonds, II WIS ordered
rad Al these bonds have been taken
poi Tax collector NJ. Pouitcr report
81 no. poll taxes collected. Tor which he
prevented a bill OF $50. which was ale
5ved.
CLAIMS BACK SALARY.
Judge r. r. Hulnnish presented n
E.It. 10 alHt NJ huIuuta Uf HHlHfNs as
ID Judgment of supreme court dcclnr-
IHf the salary ordinance of 1897 lnvus a.
rfIudsd ln this amount was 'l9,2o IN
tfast and costs. Referred 10 the COM
r.ileg Uu Claims.
b 81. Allison. city attorney, was al
Owed go 20 on account Of expenses 10
slt Lake cry Ia legal cases.
OBJECT TO PAYING LICENSE.
H. g. Bigclow and ig7 other business
rsn asked Tor the repeal of the mer-
HintH license ordinance, ON account
Z lhe burden II Il upon the heavily
u8sd merchants. The total collected
tlTing the past year ON this particular
class ~ licenses was $1,000 W. to-ld
tamberu. Referred 10 the committee on
Aenfe.
WILL ENTERTAIN VOLUNTEERS,
TasRod Cross society asked for tables
iid chairs and music tu entertain the
Manila heroes on their return 60 utnh.
lbs matter was referred TO the mayor
Vim power 10 act. anu ogden viii do
lsn0'f proud on the occasion,
The special committee ON the Invita-
Nl1 % the q. A. II. national encnmp-
rint 60 come 10 Utah In 1900. reported
~ VI resolutions pledging Ogden
support. The resolutions carried ana
Vl Doe forwarded 10 Col. kaighn'
SALARY ORDINANCE PASSED.
The salary ordinance Of the FIRE and
Police department. was passed a. now
n force AN raises In salary having
o,el oilmlnhtod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

lion tn nor v,t,eir,t for,,eg i'll a., nor.
son ~ Prof. r. X. BnH8ott NJ SAT- Lake,
who has decided 90 locate here. 4 mual-
cal director of Prof iiaHsottH we'll
known ability Is what our town has
been In need " for some time and tho
people generally VIII give him a hearty
welcome.
Elders Klmbnll Of Salt Lake and
Gardner Of Goshen were the speakers
at the tabernacle Sunday last.
President James W. paNman ana
family and several other families are
spending the heated term In Andrews
canyon at the terminus " the rock
quarry branch N the $. u. V. Ivy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

NOTICE Z horoby given that genera
meeting ~ tho stockholders ~ the Grand
Guleh Mining Company" "a corporation uu-
der tho laws ~ Utah Will be- held at tho
rumuauy's office M. q O.. First south Street.
" August 49,. no tu'ciurk pm. " said day,
inf the purpose ~ considering aud voting
upon tho fdlllglus proposed amendments -
thv uftlclus ~ Incorporation ~ said company
tn-wliiH1u amend article ono ~ the said
articles 10 Incorporation by substituting Tor
tho words tWuutl .hyo 90 years, the words
my on years The purpose n such amend
corporation from twenty-five 90 % tlftY ln
years. aud fnr the further purpose II elect
aud fur Tho transaction ~ such other bust
mess us may properly come before H.
Dated THIS llth duy NJ July ls1.
THOMAS ~ IINNTNua
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Pennsylvania EN- ROUTE,
B'g'd for the Coast to Greet Their Returning
Soldiers.


The Pennsylvania escort committee
y, ihe Tenth regiment pennsyl-
ceitulh volunteers. headed by Senator
yug A. Muhlbornue. arrived hero
ss',,,,lrlay in their special Pullman en-
XIV 10 san Francisco, where they Xxx
t,,,l N welcome their boys In blue who
10y No. Enllantly fought Tor their cOun-
w turing the last thirteen months.
,otnn.e Ienth regiment Pennsylvania
,',tIln'eefH, aud Utah ardCali 0rnin bat
wv. made the first engagement In the
s,e OF Malate, July 3lst, 1898. under
,,bpi,,,and u Major II. e. Cuthbertson
h ,W'tbuig, Penn. and for his bravery
N,,,N, nllue was advanced In rank To
"ssealennnt colonel.
MI, s'ale ot Pennsylvania raised the
p'tni OF $4,000 To charter a train OF
isi.tlh sleeporB and dining cars to
R9n p We committee and volunteers from
NV, NV francisco TO their homes and give
'''"' royal reception.
FINE BEET CROP.
for ,,,h,sIGday Mr., Job Plngree. field man
N Osden Sugar company went out
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LOA.
Well Merited Honor 20 Mrs. Lucinda
brown on her birthday.

wen Merited Honor 10 Mrs. Lucinda
brown on her birthday.
Special Correspondence.
Loa. Wayne Co. July is.-A social
gathering " friends. children and
grandchildren met today at the resi-
denco OF Sister Lucinda Brown, In
honor Of her 7ith birthday. After par
taking u u most beautiful dinner an
impromptu program was rendered. COM
Hlstlng u Instrumental and vocal music.
speeches ANA addresses. Presidents
Willis T.. Robson. II. NJ. Hansen and
q. :. Buatlan. Elder u. H. blackburn
ana sisters Nancy Blackburn aud
Elizabeth g. Jcnory were the principal
speakers. All were proud To claim the
friendship Of their honorcd host, and
deemed Themselves privileged 10 nsao.
clhtc with women like Sister Brown.
Who had fpnfleasly stood In defense Of
the principles OF truth; had taught her
children the Gospel IN IT, purity, and
had Waded through thick and thin 10
serve the Lord. BEING lcft u widow In
early life, the whole care and training
Of her children was left 20 her, and
faithfully has she kept her trust. be-
Sides looking 20 the comfort Of her own
family, she was always willing aud
ready TO comfort those In need and "a
friend % all Ia very deed. ana IL held
w high honor In the community.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
EERRON.
bishop Olson Iionored- Good Crops Heavy
Hiood-Out on Crutchcs.

bishop Olson IIonorcd- Good Crops Heavy
tiood-Out on Clutches
Special Correspondence.
Fcrron. Emery County. July a.
Bishop y. Olsen was happily surprised
on the goth by a host of relatives and
friends, about sixty In all. 10 being the
7ith anniversary Of his birthday. The
brass band was also In attendance. and
played sweet music, while the CONF
pany enjoyed a eumpauouH feast of
good things After supper our worthy
UN-liishup made some appropriate rr-
marks Of appreciation N the honor
shown him Al had a very enjoyable
time together,
GOOD CROPS.
The crops In general look we'll. The
first crop of luOorn iB turning out bot
ter than was expected. and therc iH
prospects Of q line second crop.
HEAVY FLOODS.
on Sunday. the sOth inst. we had
one uf the heaviest iioodl of years.
taking our county bridge. and also do-
inH much other damage by sweeping
the dams out OF the river and lcnv-
ing the canals high ana dry. This
means hard work for a week OR more
putting Ia dams and repairing ditchca
OUT on CLUTCHES.
stephen Williams OF Emery. who had
his leg amputntcd on the iith Of June
IN 30 far recovered as to be- able 90 be
out ON crutchos. which IL much apprc-
ciated by him after a confinement oi
about three months
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The main structure. which 10 OF brick.
h. going up rapidly. The pipe line from
here to ichi has been out In and tested
and works like charm.
WORK BOOMING.
gpringville people are engaged In rail-
reading quite extensively, this work,
with that Of building the sugar mill
and farm employment, makes n lively
town. Times are booming here.
COUNTY 1NFIRMARY.
Ercavnting and rock work is fairly
under way on the county lnnrmnry.
midway between here and Provo. The
building VIII be erected on tho east side
Of the state road commanding q very
pleasant View " the valley and lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02
LEfiI.
Re.unlon OF SUNDAY school omcer. and
Teachers.


Special Correspondence.
Lohl, Utah Co. Aug. 2.-pursuant TO
q notice given out In Sabbath school,
teachers OF tho respective departments
met conformity al Superintendent
iirondbontn residence. There were
about 20 present, all " whom nrc ac-
tive. energetic teachers u the Lchl
Sunday school The first intermediate
department reviewed the regular lesson
Tor next Sunday CThe Resurrection %
christi. ao the other departments
might note any point that would aid
them In their work, or make any sug-
Hestion that would b. beneficial 10 tho
first intermediate department The
subject was treated very credltahly
from the Lpuflet Miss jennie Bradcr
acting 40 teacher. After spending about
onc-hnlf hour ON this exercise, they all
snt around tables ana pnrtook ~ Ice
cram. which was served by the super
intendoncy. The balance ~ the even
ing was spent In playing games OF dif-
fcrrnt kinds.
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HARLOW Ferguson plaintiff fs Nu.HI'na Glib.
HHu. mIuur ur1 iHmls Johnston. Dor
aHutHI guardian. defendants

HHu mIuHr uru IHmrs iuHn.f.f. t.r
EUuUHI guardian. defendants
NHi'rr s hrruHv given thlt rufHulrt 90
HHIuH ~ tuuH Iu tNt HIuIu entitled action.
%. HuiurI.Hrl rgi0rH. uu tIH lUI clos ~
900. west fWUf door NJ tnH County guuft
iiuI.H lu -I't Lake CIV Utah Will sell I'd
uuN.t auction iH flH highest bidder Dor cash.
AZ. NJ luf nIn. rob- loo l'neH uUHHI f'ge Acre
lIrf a.. UIE lIU|u SURVEY, urrrWinf that
partition OBJ .HII IHI N"sHIHlU Hs follows. to-
~ snu UT Mine lI iiIu'k ono 1l Five Arfu
llm ~ NlE lIHId survey and uuulu 9
th"n'n North sUNrHfNaNFV aH fUrtt tInura
lHst uIuU and uuU NIIf ORD rHist tnnuna
south srNuuiY-tyU aa| feet Hul tlrurU West
nlnr and one hl'f ID d Rods tn the place ~ hU.
shining AN situate |NIue bud hplur in tho
county ~ salt Lake, state N Utah
INIIN Do t"tFN WAtIt Uafse..t
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

OREGON SHORT LINE RY.
AuuivTs
From North and Northwest, "a. M, s.ai y. M
From shath. 7i60 o.. m.. a,o5 O.. n., 1910 a. M,
$40 y. On. aud p.0p m.
Lu,vTs
For North aud Northwest 9ii5 o.. M, ms a.
Tor s6ath. a'1a. M. 40 a. M. 1,OS p. M. 5i55
y. IA. and $50 .. m.
RIO cRANDE WESTERN RY.
AnnivTs
From south and East, io'ii a. M, 1880 p m.
ana 1000 y. m.
trAvTs
Tor south aud East 40 a M, $40 p. IN. aud
100 y. m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RI.
AnHtvrs
From West, eii5 a, m, 600 pm.
tEAyrs
For West. 800 a. ~, $40 y. M.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
AnRivrs
From East, 200 a. m. i'iopm
LEAVES
For East. 500 .. M. siio m.
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OUR OWN STATE.

10 corinne To inspect the beet crop. He
saws the beet crop IL looking very good
and he expects a first class showing thla
year: many fioids viii Yield twenty tons
10 the acre. In 1885 there were some
900 acres of bects planted w Weber
county and this year there are about
1900 acres. The factory Is building
sheds ana getting everything ~ h,sl
cinas condition 10 commence WORK by
September ist
MEN WAIVED.
Mr.. Moroni skccn IL looking Tor men
10 wori, on his contract building the
branch NJ tho oregon Short Line rail-
road from Idaho Falls 20 yellowstone
Park.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
u. n. Goddard won't to promontory
ON business yesterday afternoon.
chief of Police Davenport ana FAM
liy left last evening for Mcadvllle PENN
to visit HE uge- father md old friends.
Manager Weaver " the ogden street
railway company. leaves here this
evening for New York, IN the Interest
a. ". corse ana wife went TO Omaha
over the Union Pacific, 90 meet their
daughter who IN on her return from
Nassau West indian lslandH,
Miss Eme Rest went TO salt Lake
last evening 60 visit frlrnuHt
Councilman r. u. Browning returned
yesterday from his enjoyable TIP 10 the
Teton Basin.
lin the district court yesterday Judge
Holapp yesterday granted the u. i. Y.
H. g., ten days time IN the case or \.
Wright plaintiff. IN which 20 Tile aih-
dnVita for a new trial.
sutherland. the Htecple climber u ilN-
INK steel band around the NJ. T..
church steoplo.
Word was received here today b. Mr.
u. J. Taylor. that his son Lee and Rob.
ort i. Burton and william Lockhenl
arrived In Philadelphia alright and
sailed from there with the steamer Pom
land FOR Liverpool last Saturday.
Last evening line free concert was
given at Wrirht's froom $3.50 60 1880, by
Mr.. Geo. T.. Bent ~ Chicago. introduce
Ing tho AngeiuH piano attachment The
large number who heard the gentleman
were more than delighted with the
beautiful strains Of music.
Marriage license was Issued yesterday
10 Mir George cave. 20. ana Ada Hill.
a. both OF ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

sheriff Christensen made n forccl0s.
ure sale this afternoon uf the hoiating
works. tools. etc. Of the Treasure iilli
Mining company OF Tintic district The
property was bid In by The Bank of
Commerce
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EIGllll SnLllI[ Turkish Both

And Treatment Rooms In charge ~ "a
COMPETENT Physician who will diagnose
and prescribe fuT patients needing mrl-
Teal AID 10 you have tHturrh, nyHprT-
Ella. Ehpumutiam, Nervous TruuhlUa or
Kidney Disease. come ana b. cured
Any Kind of "a bath you want. Massage
for both afNcH swimming lessons Tor
lndiOH hy tho mutrun.
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Assessment 30 I.
NOTICE Is hrryby given that no meeting
% tHr ItlIrl uf directors hold uu The lItn uuV
uf July. lsYA 1u assessment ufuuo-h lf NJ QUO
cont uur share uus lgNlrl uu thr capital
dntgly io tbraoer1iary. i,01u' .Il Mccormick
Block, -tlJ lnAu Dlty Utah. And my stock
uu0n Which tu.s l,7ussmyut may rymllu un-
delinquent aud advertised flr sale 90 public
auction tul unlee u1ymrnl ls made uef1rg'
n-scs.munI together With tlu costs ut ul
'cr'i'lns Ip"4t c}Hligfy' ,,, Win, s,c-,t,ry
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. uFTIcE uP
TiE -EUEErARN WASHINGTON, 10. r,,
ryI,rd lt tlu Treasury Department Wash
iusinu h e., until Two gelo.Nt -. co., Thurs.
tHt puuUfty belonging 20 tho Quilted States
BOZ thu tIy M -ult Lake, Utah, huluE u|. 90
lut three % and part ui lot four 40 Zoo N.utt
UuyatWuUlt Pint n.y. salt lHkrtltY survey.
-III lukr county, Utah Territory rHHHl.us
IUE 300 SQUARE uls. -Ia sIunrU foot. moro nr
loss aud kupWu ts the Industrial Christian
Home including uil improvements HupurH
IuIl Information may no obtained 1uIu MP
p.lruunn 90 tnv secretary NJ thv Treasury
Each hlddcr must submit with Ns PROPOSAL
% certified check IN tho sum M nyu prr cent
NJ Dis proposal us re- guarantee M Hlnu tNllh.
bidders must ,tutg what proportion ui lhn
cate thoIr wishes us tu ihr mlunorui making
deferred payments which deferred payments
shall huur iniorsi ut tnr rate NJ fnltUrf cont
rhorIgbt ls rsoryud t1rUtrt any and ull
bids. orr 90 wplyvIufnWlIItIuf lui.ft luuty
hld should It ho deemed in tho Interest NJ th'
Each proposal must be s.lIcd. marked
Proposal flI Purchase ~ lndusir'll 1hrl,,
addressed aud mailed 20,
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