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SOME pEsIRApLE mousse PLANTS

For pretty foliage we seldom 500
anything finer than the varieties OF nee
p1rngul now grown f1r decorative pure
poses. The asparagus touuiHHimus l1
O. most uHclul plant Tor house culture,
ana o. easily MANAGED; 10 needs o. good
water, ana viii respond 20 iudiclous
fertilization. The foliage 81 very inc,
looking liaa n rrCCu mist amidst The
other plants ANA flowers. 4 have H
yet found nothing pfottirr Tor cutting
Cor bouquets or Tor hlutUnlorrr. than
the misty green f0lllgei Il brtutinCa
the plulucHt Hover uul gives "a grace
ana lUyclinera 60 the most uncomprum-
Using stiffness found lu some ilUrN
beauties, II has the advantage uf
being fresh looking lHuE otter 10 has
boon cut, even whom o. has uu access 90
water, and this feature mako % dpubly
useful. a great many pretty foliage
plants have the faculty OF whitening
very speedily after cutting hut this
Canont be complained uf DO tine uHptm-
gus family
The asparagus tcnuiHslmus sometimes
grows ftocky ana F0motimeH almost
like o. vine with branches several fnot
iu length. I have one ON wire plant
stand and its fronds ur sprays reach 90
thH top " the arch and make o. lovely
misty appearance amidst the green NJ
other vines growing around the uruh
My plant has never hluomud. but o. i4
pretty enough just Tor ltl foliage
without amy nowcra. ! know OF fHw
other rreou foliage plants whose sprays
hold their frC1h gftenngHH 90 long after
cutting, unlens 10 may Doc the HmlluN
and this ~ u great fayuritu ON that uc-
count
The asparagus Hprougori f. quito DIE
tiuct from tcuulrHlWuHi thiH has n
heavier foliage ana stronger stalks. ana
makes an Immense grOwth-under
greenhouse udvu ltaras ID win grow Co
b. ten foot Ga height or length OF
sprays. and itH frrHh. brilliant green
color makes ~ n conspicuous object.
This Is most useful Tor cutting, and tho
medium sprays are almost wfcnthH uf
themselves NJ the ends are tied tnrrthcr.
90 closely iH the foliage cot upon the
stomn. Even % small plant a. useful;
1 have hut a small one, but II has served
Tor cutting u good many times, ana tho
more you cut the more you are likely 10
have Co cut for where you cut one
spray on another win spring up. ana
the real value of good plants lH their
usefulness for this very purpose. The
asparagus FUronrrrl blooms and bears
in due time a small red fruit or seed;
tho fruitlng takes q good deal OF the
strength of the plant ana unless you
prefer this 90 green growth 10 is well
To- pick ON ull WIthprpd blooms This
plant grows under the most ordinary
conditions, ANA makes 90 most charm
lug bracket pluuL=NickH Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

what cruel result do we observe today
In the fngoraoi home as a result OF tho
IngorHou tenchlngs. In this Clusldefn-
ton we need not manifest concern f0r
tho man himself. n he lived ns the
world believes he lived and was rlnccre
IN his uttcruucos many win De- satisfied
TINT the great good be- ana will rarve
him we'll iiut OF what hrugut was 10
that such o. man as lngcrsuu should
live and be loved n existence and ne
fcctlons persisted nt his donth2 What
profit was IL that such % mnu uH tufar-
soil should form human uaH. rear chill
drrn. teach them 60 low him with "a
love beyond expression ~ tontu was Obj
liberation TO the best prulucta w lifag
There Or no answer, 90 these questions
IN the empty logic NJ the uguostlc.
The voice of Rachel weeping for her
children because they were NOT carries
a note of hope that 81 forbidden 20 the
dim despair OF those muuruprH denied
the consultations Of religion. Human
rympnthy brings tn them no relief iu
the presence Of their dead For thom
nIl ends when that cold. slahtlnaH.
specchlcss clay PASSES from their gight
and touch. There o. nm uttor holricH-
ness Of human misery about tholr woe
that ia not aoftoncd by O. single ruy
OF hope. for whom those white. dumb
lips could speak th0y ridlculod tho
thought that "bclicf could conquer
death"
And whnt n moci,ory OF thoir grief
was the reading on the dead mans last
poem containing such lines as thcso'
We do not pray. or weep. or wall;
We have no dread,
No fear 10 pass beyond the vUh
That hides the dead.
IN its last line " bids ug "honH ana
wait" Hope without faith Or rope uf
sand. Waiting for death from which mo-
knowledge comes makes hope lmp01fi-
Bile.
Hone. faith and love o. tho Christians
trinity. u which fnith De- the kaynCto.
Vrmovc 10 and neither hope nor love
can nnd consolation in the presence ~
death.
The unbcllcvors death m1y DO ha1uti-
fui and painless 10 him. Iut tp those
Do leaves behind7 Let tho renne ut ths
bier % lngorsoll nuBWHr.-C Chicago
T.mUH-iIeraid.
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PROVO.
Important witness In tho Murder case
Escapes.


Provo. Aug. Prank Morris. an nc
complete of Frank Connuri. who ~ be-
Ing held for the murder ~ Policeman
william Strong, escaped from his cell
some time after n o'clock last night
The escape was not discovered until
about G;i5 this morning when Deputy
sheriff kuuwldcn went TO the jail to
call one OF tho prisoners who does the
cooking to gct up and got breakfast
There ls no doubt that Morris re-
ccivcd' outside aid as he had very good
saws TO do the cutting. The large
paddock which holds the Iron shutters
was first sawed on ana then one " the
bars nt the window was treated IN the
same manner. and 1870 inches Of the bar
was removed, leaving an aperture of
IhNGs through which Morris ca-
capped. Tho work was well planned
and executed. Morris was kept In "a
coll IN tho kitchen ~ the jail s1 ~ not
10 Do able 10 communicate with Con-
uora, as he was the most Important
witness Tor the Prosecution. A. soon
me- the trial was over he would have
boon turned over 90 the Carbon county
officials 20 answer 20 the charge OF
burglarizing Hcnirckson's store M
Ec1neld on juno 18th. There has been
n reward OF $50 for his recapt1rc Of
fered by sheriff Storm. and his dcErrlp-
ton has been sent an over the country.
Morris was about % years OF nge,
height foot 10 inches. and weighs
about i50 pounds. Was very light CONF
ploNlunud
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tn tho police court Saturday Judge
Hunnisk disposed OF four yngu and ono
drunk The man Price plead not gull
o. tl h0uae-hreaklng ana trial wns got
Cor Monday nt 10 q. m.
Yesterday three vuEa were arrested;
their trial 81 90 TAX, place Monday
morning.
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DEATH WITHOUT FAITH.


while a majority of the secular press
has dwelt upon the beauty Of the love
that surrounded Robert @. tngcrsoll IN
his life and stood IN hcrathrokon lmpo-
tence about his unrcsponslyc clay. not r.
few have found IN that hopeless hnal
scene the cfutation OF an his doubts
ana sneers at the Christian religion.
Among these none has brought tho
beauty and the INFINITE pity Of the ITO
and death OF colonel tnTcrfoll into more
impressive contrast than tho Omaha
World-Hornld, II seems to speak out
OF a personal familiarity with the hus-
band and father In hts home In tho
midst OF the warmest and dearest sym
PATTY that man can know, In That
charmed circle love gm0Othcd every
cruel, hard ana painful thought out Of
life.
only twice that we know of ana any
cloud come across the summer Sky of
that home scene. The first was when
Colonel ingetsoll lost beloved brother.
Then all wept with him because hc was
sad, and doubt of his own unhellyf was
born OF tho despair be felt ln parting
forever with hiH dead Looking into
the open grave before %" awful rattle
Of dust to dust, ashes 10 ashes" COZ.
lngcToll uttered HIS tlrFt Indictment of
his creed uf unbcllef-"fram the voice
loss lips OF the unrcplylug dead there
comes no word" nut out 90 the bruised
and wounded soul on the mournor there
rose the thought that On the ulrht OF
death hope Fsog "a star and listening
love can hear the rustic OF wing"
hut the husband and father was stiu
lott Ca the happy ana harmonious fam
ny. Health and physical enjoyment Of
life forgot the "unrcplying dead" until
the sudden summons came that has eX.
tuguished forever tho central light OF
that household.
Gngersol never Intended cruelty. but
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DAVIS COUNTY.
arrested for Abusing his grandmother
School Teachers of District No. ..


special Correspondence.
O., H'untlful Davis Co. Aug. Evil
NIN RULER was arrested last Friday
w. charge OF disturbing the peace.
~ y. a, liybce swore 10 the com,
Nlul u n alleged that he had been
r.'nB MS grandmother. Mrs. Elsie
.,isf who In over ninety years old.
.h cane because she refused 10 bake
',.N some bread. Thoy had plenty. but
ne was determined that she should
.'lh' more Mr. Widsun came along
,N'h De- was whipping her and took
wv Qua lady over to George Il. Bcn-
XIV ana later she was taken to
''nnp Gilbert phrkcr's As she had
mlttreuted upon several other oc-
.,I'hs by the lad County Commits
,r inrker secured her admission In
~ ,N' Weber county poor house. Young
INV, VIII have hearing before Ius-
'e singleton, Of Syracuse. ms there
ITO Justice Of tho peace In South
ihr Clinton tomato cannery Il is
s5, '''gd, VIII be completed by Aug.
.Ih, Tomatoes viii lust about be-
y IN quantities by that time Rs
rI 1l.' growers have already picked some
cIIllah Hayes and Nophl Giles have
t,Lns 70 Chesterfield. Idaho. 10 make
X. w TOT large school house that ls TO
" 'eo'ed there Hayes has been lay
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TETON, IDAHO.
Successful Cheese Factory irrigation En.
tcrprises- Requisites for Home Making.

torpri.es- Requisite. for Home Making.
Special Correspondence.
Teton. Idaho, Aug. 3.-Thig place has
a cheese factory that a. running sue
ccssfully and gives the people o. market
Tor their milk Tho product iB OF such
excellent quality an 20 bring u good
price and ready sale.
The people Of this place have only
Just this year completed u canal from
Fan river. which ~ over twenty mllos
long. with Hume crossing the Teton
river nearly 800 feet long. This i8 the
niat year FOR the people here 10 use the
water from this source. A lot Of men
and teams arc at the head al work
now. strengthening the system and
putting In more water. This canal
brings into cultivation a large tract OF
rich land. Last year successful good
dry" crops were produced on tho
high land above hero without water.
This year they were not 80 successful
though some who rot their wheat In
early last fan raised good crops.
The line roller mill here turns out
good -four The people ARE getting bet
tor homes and more pleasing surround
ingH. Good homes can De made here by
porscvcrlng Industry ana economy
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OUR OWN STATE.

ing brick this summer with Mr.. Thomas
Harrison. Mr.. Giles also worked with
him.
The trustees o. District No 2 have
engaged the following named persons
10 teach school this coming school year.
charles u. Mnbey. principal. Edwin G.
Dlbhic. NTH and sixth grades, Miss
Tolman third grade. and Samantha
Sessions the mixed school IN the south
enat portion of the dlatrlct.-Dhvis
County clipper.
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NOTICE o. hereby given that genera
NuIHH NIu.u. Company 70 corporation uus
dor tHU Jaws uf iHN. viii hH held re the
company unrH. Nu. 20 g. Flint south Street.
HHIf Lake tlfY. State Uf Utah uu the llai day
~ Au#HHt. lHH. Ht fUr|ITa pm. uf said day,
fIf tnn purpose m considering and Vuiluf
upIu tHH following proposed amendments ~
$50 ARTICLES 90 Incorporation NJ said company,
tuHUif. Iu umUul HuIHlU ono ~ She sald
ARTICLES ~ Incorporation by substituting Tor
tlu UHUIH twenty-five $50 years. tho words
unT .H YUHFH The uurunsH N such amend
mont D. Oh rhuusu tnU time ui durutlnnuf nld
corporation from twenty-five lAl % hftY 90
years aud Poe tIU further purpose % oInrts
Joe unUurs and ulrrftIra ~ said corporation.
HnI fIr tlH transaction N such other busl.
uHsH Ha mHy properly ruWu before o.
Dated tUls fHtn uHN 90 july. l-.H.
THOMAS W IENNlNGS
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During the Clyll war ns well nu I'm our
late war with SPAIN dlnrrhoea was ono
~ the most troublesome diseases the
army had 20 contend with, In many
Instances u became chronic ana the ola
soldiers Htill aunar from n. Mr. David
Taylor OF Wind Ridge. Greene Co. p1..
10 one OF those. lie uses ChnmbOrlnln'a
Colo, Cholera and Dlnrrhuoa Romody
nnd aaya he never found anything that
would give him such quick relief
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"a dinner such as we have had to-
day" said the elderly bOnrdrr. "makes
mo feel like a young man" Indeed. %
was an Mrs. llushCrOft delgucd TO re-
ply. Indeed. Whom / think OF that
lamb we had for dinner / feel that N
that WIS lamb ] must atlll be Il boy. -
Washington.
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brulslng II badly. lie Is doing well at
present, but Ia not out yet III danger.
our respected citlgou William John
son. and family arr moving 90 Provo
20 that they can send their children
~ comfortably located, Brother John.
son viii 20 20 Tuba. Arizona. whore he
will teach school this coming winter.
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NOTICE Is h0rUhy R.gDu that No "a meetln z
uf tUn Uu.HI 1f uIrU tors bold uu the iiih uuY
HT IH.Y. isHt. Hu assessment 10 uue-uuIf ~ ono
cont H.U HNHHy Was levied uu tlu capital
stH.N of tIu corporation. payable lUuu-
UI.f.|y fO secretary Room 80. NrOuruiH X
Il.Hra. -IIf Lake tltY ltuu. And any suiHl,
HuTu HulHu tHIs usHUssWrut mlY rrmHln uus
paid uu IHr lltN dos ui August l-l, Win BOO
delinquent HuU advertised fur sale 90 uuh..'
auction. .uI HuIOa payment ls uHdu huflHa,
..I UH sHIu uu Goo IIfl dty ~ -uutomhae.
IrHH. 100 4. HHI."a uuHu. In pay tNHUuNuTuHut
..su.suTug together Win lNu yuaU of ale
I.HfN..u. HuU UNHHHH"H M sI|u
a. q. lI-Nih, Acting secretary
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EAIRVIEW.
washout on tho II. "a, W. Near Thistle
Flood Damages Crops.

Special per Dcscrot Telegraph.
Fairyiew, sanpcto County. Aug. o.
Yesterdays II. O. W. train returned
here last night at 1880. on account of r.
wnshout eight miles this side of Thistle.
The train had about forty passengers.
most Of whom are nt the Tucker House.
the balance az private residences. The
rain fell IN sheets and the creek hero
ovcrrun and flooded the town and
caused much damage 20 lurUm Crupl
The people report rocks aud llTi piled
on the track 20 n depth OF eight fsnt A
noon.
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AUGUST TERM OF COURT.
attempted Incendisrism- Police Court
Married Ia Iowa Interesting
Notes and Personals.

The regular torn OF the Second judi
dil district court opened Saturday
morning. Judge Rolnpp and the various
court officers were Ia attendance. The
following routine " business was trans
frtHls
OGDEN State Bank w Peter Wilson Il
al. Judgment by default rendered Ia
favor u plnintin Tor sos and interest.
ina SO attorneys fees.
Mary CLERGY W Andrew Clergy, d.
tarto was granted mr. prayed Tor.
Estate and guardiunshlp of Guy u.
C1hoonH: an order was entered permit
u8g the withdrawal by guardian OF
moneys Tor necessary expenses.
Estatc ~ james HcnninFcr. william
Hannluger appointed administrators
500 bonds
a. b. Pratt W Joseph Baxteri judy
mont entered against defendant Tor S.
.siA II a deficiency exists W. y.
Adams r. appointed TO receive the rents
0f the property.
Estate of Andrew r. Hlnsen. de-
ceased; hearing OF administrators re
pot was set for Saturday. August 49,
Tho appeal OF ChaH. n. Barnett VI
Ruth Walker. from Justice Blaylock'H
court NJ North ogden, was filed In the
district court today
ATTEMPTED INCENDGARtsM.
An attempt 10 oct IRE 70 n house on
Tuonty-third street was made ln't
night hy some unknown person who
allied sack with rags, nhnyinEa aud
then soaked them with coal oil. Just
no. the blaze was making good head
wny % was discovered and eXtinguirhed
By noIrhhora The police are looking
Doe matter up.
IN THE POLICE COURT.
In tho police court Saturday Judge
HuInnlEM disposed uf four vnEH and one
drunk The man Price plead not gull
o. tl h0uae-hreaking ana trial wns got
Cor Monday ut 10 a.. m.
Yesterday three vuEa. were arrested;
their trial 81 90 take place Monday
morning.
MARRIED IN IOWA
Nowa reached ogden Saturday Of tho
mnrrlaHu o. Hon. John -. Murphy Of
this city and Miss Ruby Lamont ~
MarcugD. Iowa, on August 2nd, Tho
many friends NJ the young couple cx-
tend their hearty congratulations.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Bluye Lcc. the nrcmnn who was hurt
on Friday, if Improving nicely
The Third ward excursion 10 Snltnlr
on Wednesday Will no doubt BE- "a grand
success,
Miss Lottic Drown ~ tho guest OF
Miss Fannie Cannon In ogden canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Corae and
daughter have returned from the East.
3 4. Passenger Conductor Middleton
has gone 90 the coast for 70 two weeks
trip. His wife will return homo with
him.
~ tho jubilee In Salt Lake IN October
Professor Squire Coop ~ 10 be ono OF
the a1judicatorn In the contest for the
host musical composition.
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CIRCLEVILLE
Drouth nrokcn - Room for settlers Sc,
rious Runaway Accident

Special Correspondence.
Clrclevllle, Pluto Co., Aug. a-The
faces OF farmers aud stock ralsers wear
a happy smile on account OF tho recent
showers, and mother earth herself
shows forth hor Joy IN looks as fresh
and green az spring.
The drought ana lack Of rain IN our
little town this summer has caused
considerable dlscouragcmont among
our people, and some have moved on
this account. As a rule. we have plen-
ty of water. and Instead OF people NOV
ing out uf this section, there rs room
for many more aud We would gladly
welcome good, thrifty intcrprlalng cltl-
gems.
Many rood mining prospects have
been discovered az MoryHvale during
the summer and the outlook Tor that
camp 10 very favorable; this N very
encouraging 90 us, for II will establish
a market for our products,
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UoI Quito cold Nulug lnd Milling Com-
UHuE.
Luentuu 10 PRINCIPAL Place. business. salt
lH.UtfE Utah,

NOTICE rs hereby Given. that utu muHt.
In..f Tln bound u. directors 90 said Huu.
H#nH. Hr.l uu Ono HgH dizzy 0f July, I-1. 1u
..a. Huf $500 bot uu"suIghth Nt of ono
U.UE IrT suHTu HHH '.EIul ON tho capital
rI."|. ~ fHH NHIIIIaI| n, payable IuWuH
uUfU|F IH tNH SECRETARY. Ht tlu nnUu ut tHa
company Mccormick and co.'s Hank cIrurr
l.Hf south UnI EAST Inmulu Streets, suit
T. tIHFt IItl.
hug sI.r. mon which fhls assessment may
rmI|u unpaid 900 saturday Che i-th dNY ~
August Is0H will Doc Delinquent and uIFUr-
Il.HI Cor .llu uf public auction. md unless
payment s made bHflr.. VIII boz sold nu Irl-
.l. f.H |.f dos n' September I I'D, tH UIY iHa
ID. |H|u H. assessment tHrHtuUr HIIH Gao cost
HI .IH"T..H..a Inl UNHHUnH If sole.
Dos uHIur uf fHr Uuaul uf Directors
PRANK D. HARDING. aHr'g
MrTuU.HN Is CO.'S Elua sale Lake city.
lIuH. July b 100.
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President Baxter OF the 81. Louis Gil
son Aaphaltum company came IN tho
other day from the East ana left for
the mines near Fort Duchcsno. where
he win look into the condition OF the
property generally. The company " at
the present time shipping about i've
car loads Of itH product n month but
II ~ Understood this will be Increased In
the near future 20 az least double this
amount.
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Daniel Anderson. Of this place. was
tho victim of "a very serious accident
ON Thurad1y evening He was ON n
shed and thn pole on which he was
fall resulting IN tho breaking OF his
collar bone.
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LOGAN.

"'''t Allen, Stranger, held for Drunk
cnnes- aud Insanity.
tnecial Correspondence.
lnF1n, Utah. Aug. 5--Robcrt Allen.
stranger IN this locality, was arrest.
Today on "a charge Of drunkenness
II. Wlnd Is also affected with lunncy
A., "ll, be confined In jail until Mon
aly when there are hopes OF his re-.
e0ygTy.
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Ednwrd, the fourteen yoar-old son
OF JOS BotonHon, was severely hurt by
a horse running away with hayrake.
He was sitting on the rake with his
older brother, whom the horse became
frightenend and ran away. throwing
the boy In front under tho wheel, which
passed over his face, crushing ana
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON sAoR1 LINE Ply.


AnUvIs
From North and Northwest, 2 a. m, 5'ai .. m.
Niln %, u.
From SOUTH, 5i5o O.. M, 0i05 a. M. 1850 "a. M.
$50 b, tu. aud $50 D. us
LEAVES
For North and Northwest, 0is a. m, ii15 a.
m. 10 80 o. u.
Dor SOUTH siDn m., 7,50 a. m., 8.05 D. NJ. 5iai
y. m. and 0ii3 .. ma,
RIO oRANDE WESTERN RY.
AUniNra
From South and East, iOii5 %. M. 1880 d m.
Hul loW y, on,
LEAvrs
Dor south and East, ''ao a. m., $40 .. tn. aud
100 y. m,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
Aimivrs
From West 6pi5 a. m., 900 pm.
LEAVES
Tor West 2iiOA M, $40 y. m.
UNION PACIFIC RM
ARRIVES
non Fast 800 a. M, i,i0p m.
LEAvEs
lorFast, 500 p. M. $40 a.. m.
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only ~ Tow contr fur zach case OF Srur
Cabinet beer suld-Wheu BE- Do taken
Into consideration what great bdur-
factor krug cabinet beer Dr.. and how
many inyDlidH mud ful p.0pla hlyD
been restored Co thU.r health hy reuH-
Ink the krur advertisements ana then
becoming patrons uf the lIE krur
brewery everybody ought Co. Boz glad
that hnuUHty 400 advertising DOES p1y.
lt'E not hard Go distinguish the hon
est kind
81 THOMAS Agent
r. o hoy a0g Salt Lake C.,y.
TREu KHUU nHEwINu Co,
OMAHA.
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PRANK w. JENNiNas,.,
nrLlNorrNr Assl.sMnNr NorIcr

Tho GuIrua Milne -oriytary's Onloc. salt
Lake DIty Utah.
Notice HThprr nrH delinquent upon tho fol-
luuluH described stlUh. on account % nssoas-
uuut So. levied 600 tho 18th day ~ June
l-HH thu several amounts HUt opposite tie
rHwra % che respective shareholders As fol-
IUH.. sHu.HIgH
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The district court met this week with
Judge J. H. Booth on the bench ana the
following business was transacted:
In the case Of Hcnrika Louisa Andcr-
son We Jonas Anderson, the former de-
cree was ordered amended in accord
ance with the prayer uf plalntin and
defendant given thirty days to prepare
and Me bill 81 exceptions on appeal
and stay " proceedings granted.
In the case Of WaHntch Irrigation
company ct M W. ia Fulton ct al. the
motion OF defendant
The following probate matters were
heard:
In the matter Of the estate OF George
II. Sweat final account was approved
and distribution made In accordance
with the prayer OF said petition.
IN the matter % the estate Of George
W, CHIT, deceased, the same order was
made.
In the matter OF the estate OF John
g. PARCEL, deceased, John L. Pnrcoll
was appointed administrators and his
bond nNcd at s250.-Wnsatch Wave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07

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