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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-08-25
Her Lucid Reason.

Don't you WISH" be asked. =
soulfully into her eyes. THAT trl
mel on this line was ten times -
NO" she answered.
1t struck him like a dash OF CO
ter In the face. Instantly Il ~
upon him that she no longer love
They always light the car
when coming to the long tunnes
added. land they don't for tb
,ies."-Chicago Post.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-08-25
An U.conscio.s Press Asfs

1t was critic who uprose on
night Of the late Charles
drama. Its Never Too Late TO
Mt the Princess theater. Looo
1865. and vehemenHT protested
the f!ogsing business in the ph
as being inhuman and untrue
However. II was true TO life.
discussion that ensued tended o.
the theater for many mouths
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-08-25

Nobody missed u.

Hicks-Barry made bet fns'
person who came by his fenXS
touch II aud he won. Il
Wicks-Nonscnse. How dio
pen7 II
Hicks-He merely stuck up
Paint" and. Of course. ever!"s
siderrd himself called upon 10
the fence. Boston, Transcript
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-08-25
what =. 81, AS... n. u.A,.

The wise bachelor who 10 called upon
TO compliment the new heir OF his
welded friend can make himself popu-
lar by declaring with Emphasis. We'll.
that 10 baby" There Is no galuxay Ing
that II ISN'T Bit complimentary and
seunSss like strong praise. rhiladel.
phia Times.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-08-25

DO you think Doiiy's dance loves
her
indeed he docs. Why. he went and
made love Go that pretty Allhrfgh, girl.
tast to give Dolly chance to cut her
out. Golfers Weekly.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-08-25
From . Tough DirS.

The pillows in this boarding house
are the hardest l ever struck. com.
planned the new boarder Mt the breaS.
'ast table. i wonder what they are
made of"
Perhaps" said the star boarder
'cf feathers from a ta,lor,s yoos. >.
Detroit Free Press.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-08-25

Mrs Mild-Iou seem to differ from
the usual idea about coddling q man
70 win his consent. According to your
theory. scolding Is the best medium
Tor winning satisfactory results.
Mrs. Wild-That. my dear. is in ac.
cord with one OF the laws OF nature
everything has got to be blown up
BEFORE 1t Will come down.-Richmoni
Dispatch.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-08-25

Sharks were almost unknown in the
Adriatie until the Suex canal was
opened, Now the harhors OF riumc
aud rola arc SO infested with them
that residents dare no longer battle In
the open sea.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-08-25
jest the TAtsr.

I'm every city Of reasonable size"
aaid Brown. they ought to have a
Mothers Exchange"
what fory' auertcd Jones.
why, every woman knows exactly
Just how every other woman's child
ought N be raised. and by trading
mothers every child eoull gct q proper
training. Kansas City Star.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-08-25

Mrs. Rargane-llavent you got a
soothache. John,
MIR. har4ane-No. my dear. Whyr
Mrs. hargane-oh. I am 40 sorry that
you have not. I bought a new tooth
ache cure to.iay nj bargain. and |
wanted you 20 try it.-Haltimore Jew.
ish Comment.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-08-25

'ndse-Was the stolen article gold
or only gilt?
trisoner-tt was silver. sor. The
Rnit was all me own. yer anner-
jewelers. Weekly.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-08-25

Canada has forest arm estimated at
i.-oo.ooo square miles, or SUI. 900. 900
acres the largest forest area. SO far IA
the woods OF commerce are concerned
OF any country OF the world. Its foreS,
production Is $4,000. 600 ANNUALLY.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-08-25

men wise prophet predicts the
cnd OF the world. he Invariably puts Il
SO TAR In the future tina. no one he
knows win live to contradict him.-chi.
caSo Tribune.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-08-25

II you want to forget al, Your other
SORROWS, get pair of tigh, shoes. <
pes Melncs Leader.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
81 East Second South ST., Salt Lake City, Utah.

western and northern counties. the
grass on the range Is stlil sufficient for
the stock.
Except In some Isolated sections.
there Is an abundance OF water for
purposes OF irrigation. All the streams
are fun from melting snow In the
mountains, An irrigated crops OF fail
or spring sown wheat, lucern. red
clover ana timothy, give promise OF
average Yields.
Fruit n making good growth with the
prospects favorable for good quality.
owing 10 the increased bcnrlng\ncrc-
age the production OF fruit will exceed
that Of 1888. Blnckborrics ana rasp-
berries, which ARE large crops, have be-
gun 20 appear In the markets
In the western sections the hay hnr-
vest Is well advanced, In the eastern
sections the cutting OF luCern has COM
menced. The weather has been favor
able Tor harvesting and curing. irri-
gated crops of fan aown grain are
headed large and fun.
s. NJ. BLANDFORD.
Section Director.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

Jesse Il. Cannon OF the Fourteenth
ward was rendered a farewell party by
his friends last evening that was sue
oessful IN every respect. Elder Cam
non win depart for mission 10 Colo
RADIO IN a few days.
a very large crowd was In attend
ance, and all Expressed them
selves ~ having an excellent
time. The program and refreshments
were All that one could wish for. A
purse OF S35 was presented 10 tho de-
parting missionary.
The following Is the program that
was rendered:
Song o., 80. -. .,,.Mlas Minnie GOss
kecltnuon'.. s,, &c. ''sMlsB Vida Fox
Comic selection .., .. g.. Mr.. w. Willes
Recitation. o, Miss Blanche Thomas
song, ., . 60, ,....,., Miss Lyle Young
Recitation, o., ,,,,Misa josie Morris
Vocal selection ., Professor whitman
Recitation o.. 90. Miss Frances Young
solo 90. 90. 90. 90 .sMr. Y. AHhWorth
Presentation Of token of tho ward
90, . 90, 60, ...... Miss Louise Badger
Remarks, O.. Elder Jesse y. Cannon
Remarks ..... Elder Elias Ashton
Closing remarks o.. 81. bishop Taylor
CLOSING remufksst... s,. 80 ... .....
.... 60. President Angus NJ. Cannon
Accompanied o.. spencer ClaWuon. Jr.
The farewell reception giyen In honor
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UNIVERSITY SUMNER SCHOOL.

Friday ended the session Of the SUM
mer school. The attendance N 100 stu
dents shows a biz gain over last years
attendance OF 10, ana eylnccs the popu-
larlty OF the college.
The clusscs IN English literature ana
rhetoric under the guidance OF Mr..
Reynolds have obtained much benefit
and pleasure. Among the books read
are Choir Invisible ana Hugh
Wynne."
Al their last recitation the enthusl-
astlc classes Of Prof. Stewart presented
him with gold-headud ebony cane.
In the gold ls engraved Presented by
the studonts OF the summer School OF
Tomorrow morning tho professor
leaves 10 attend the session uf tho
University OF Chicago,
Mr.. Pieper IN ave weeks has succpss-
fully plotted classes lu French ( and
German / through thuir respective
work.
All the classes have boon successful.
Very satisfactory work has boon done
In olocutiOn, Latin, and Mathematics.
Studentn leave the Summer school
with pleasant memories ana deep re-
gret,
Mr. Alfred II. Bond has lately rec
turned from an extended trip Ia the
East.
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a special Will leave this city at $3.50
o'clock this evening Tor tho nccnmmO-
datoh or those who VIII be unable to
take the earlier trains The committee
an amusement has done It's self proud
~ IN arranging an excellent program
OF contests, which viii be- as follows:
saving contest, nrHt prize. 80: second,
", log rolling contest 90 take place
in the watur), $3.50, tug OF war con-
teot' each team all TO DO members VI
thc same camp, IS; putting the shot
ON amusement has dono its self proud
selling most tickets, s.. Mo0dmen OUT
SIDE OF city selling most tickets, S.,
lady member selling most tickets So.
camp selling most tickets, ln proper
ton 20 membership, s.. There Will be
voting contests Tor tho most popular
Noodman, the hundsDmcst WOodmnn
and 'he humCllest Woudmlu
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OUR OWN STATE.

water vonder Of the town. fell from his
water cart and was run over; the
wheel passed over his body Just below
his ribs. and while he II very sore,
otherwise he IL getting along all right
Prof. b. T. Cluf, Of tho u. Y. ~
made n pleasant visit IN Frisco He
was escorted through the mine BY Man
nger Osborne and came out dusty but
wiser. fIo addressed fine audience In
the a. o. y. W. hall last night, on the
subject Of education, which was highly
appreciated.
NO SCHOOL ELECTION
The school election here failed TO ma
ture The time designated In the trus-
tees notice 20 commence voting was
1850. but the legality Of this was ques-
toned by majority Of the voters,
because a number of the voters were
working night shift. and could not vote.
II was decided TO let the election pass
over. and refer the situation to the
county officers. for adjudication.
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OGDEN.

.,.,,, court - school trustees
s''01 Y,.s,sd- Gen. wheeisr I'm Route
s,.cai Correspondence. -,
ss.,.r July tb.-Burglars entered
utu'.' rtref on Washington avenue
meal nS nirht but ala not secure any
1hula, There was no money III inc
'''n sscoNp DISTRICT COURT
go. s.,ond district court met az 10
M Yesterday with Judge no
ogo Pa the bench and the following
Alt.rs we're disposed Of; .,o.
Wp,fr,rk Giuigan W Union fa'i.o
pttivRy company by supulauon
.-.1n the attorneys TOT pel, ~. ~
t.,tsnt the case was settled by We
ls.a.gv agreeing 60 pay Gilligan NC
e,a,p ~ iigssO. and the judge Instructed
w INV 10 bring In a verdict Tor that
", y,,It Guugan sued Tor f5o'OOO Tor
H. tlsa 81 two legs.
W. i,th Hart W Joseph u. Hart; de-
w divorce granted. together with
,,,1rment for i25 per month aliihohy
50i 800 attorneys fees ana voAta,
rs turv was excused for the term
W.renret ". Fish VI oregon short
no. railroad company; order ne per
l.i,,,i.tion reducing the judgment TO
tfi-5 with $500 costs ana motion tur
reW trial denied.
complaint was fiiod yesterday
in me clerk OF the Second district
..,irt by 4. n. Arnctt and J. G. bas-
I'M partners doing busincs az n. ~.
krrsit a Co. against the southern
Hni"iGe company, 10 recover damages In
~ sim on s.. 900 for alleged damages
10 cattle in transit.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES ELECTED
r,. following named have been
,t.d aehooi trustees. North ogden.
IA Campbell. three years; Taylor,
'rbomna Gibson. three years. buten
Groom. Fred Garner, two years ana
william simpson three years
GENERAL WHEELER
General Joseph wheeler passed
,hr,,,,sh the city yesterday en- route TO
M. philippines. while the train re-
,,,Ir.d al the depot quite n number
~ ritigspn shook hands and convcrAed
with the old general
coFFBE GROWING.
cant Justus wlthcrcii was IN tho
city Yesterday and exhibited tWls or
r.aausee lava coffcc plant grown IN
fil garicn out at Five Points. on
iba fWlr were several pods containing
tve berries each. The captain received
tbirty N those berries last spring from
AM experimental farm In North bako-
IA and planted them. The plants arc
g5r,inr 10 maturity now and the old
veteran says the experiment ot coucc
raislng ia Weber county VIII be sue
ceaHful. - - o.,
Tbursday evening Bishop Thomas y.
Stevens Joined In marriage Miss Ion
urant and Air. NJ. n. Miller The
rr65rn Il "a resident Of Touno, NoyY
,rd mo bride iH n popular young LADY
,mpilye OF tho ogden steam laundry
The MatHon. Abbott & Barnes ware
house on wall avenue has been sou ~
~. Gibson and wife to Edward Blschcl
Tor the sum 90 s. 900. and " 20 be uill-
Ifcd a. % pickle and vinegar factory.
The police department have been try-
ing 10 locate oscar Meredith, who AS
appeared about n month ago while en-
route to Wardncr. Idaho, from Kan.
saa city. lie left the crowd here Rud
is said TO have been arrested on some
charge az Pennington and afterwards
at Salt Lake. lie has not been located
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CEDAR CITY.
School Election SERIOUS Gun Accident.
The Drouth broken.

School Election SERIOUS Gun Accident
The Drouth broken.
Special Correspondence.
Cedar city. Iron County. July a.
Considerable Interest was taken In the
school election here on Monday the
lgih lust, there were two candidates
IN the field: Robert W. Heyborne and
Dr. George w. Middleton MIR. Hey
borne was elected by a majority OF
hlrty-seyen votes.
SERIOUS GUN ACCIDENT.
James Walker OF this place sus-
uined quite serious accident ON the
mountain east OF here. last Monday.
ne was IN the act Of throwing "a cart
ridge from the magazine into the gun
with which he was hunting. when the
cartridge exploded and with II seven
olhets iu the magazine, tearing the gun
10 pieces and hling his eyes with pow
der aud innlctlng some very severe
wounds on his face. Dir. Middleton
hah the case In hand and the patient
H slowly recovering.
The A-ycar-old son OF stephen Cover
tlegumbod to an attack OF pneumonia
ll.l Friday and was buried on sutur-
T. O. Ellison has the contract for
PAINTING and calcimln.ng the branch
normal school building, he began work
lAst saturday and intends 10 have II
completed by the LIST Of September
SHOWERS.
Untll qultc recently we have had
leIg warm, dry weather but yesterday
~ hal a very pleasant change I'm the
,go5in Of nice, gentle shower, and the
''''sa1ons are that we win have more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

OF Elders Alex buchanan Jr, James
Muce and Delhcrt W. pnrrutt Ia the
Flfth ward netting house Thursday
evening was a highly successful affair.
INC meeting house was crowded 10 the
doors, many being unable TO gain adj
mittnnce. An excellent program.
consisting OF vocal and Instrumental
music, fccitutiOnH. essays and short
talka' was carried out Each Of tho
nllhHlohhllea made brief address,
thanking those present for the NANTES.
tntlona Of brnthcrly and flHtcrly love
After the concert program n dance I'm
inc open air was INDUCED In, lasting
until after midnight. Quite "A neat
sum was taken IN nt the door which
was equally divided between the three
brethren, The young men leave for
Great britain on this evenings RIO
urandc Western train. Bon voyage.
Next Wednesday evening an ontcr-
thinment viii be- given In the Eleventh
ward hail FOR the benefit OF samuel Il.
duHtayoaon, previous 90 his departure
20 lill a mission ln Germany. An excel.
lent program win be rendered, consist
Ing OF the following:
Prayer.
Selection -, 80, EDWARD Orchestra
RECITATION .'' ..... '...,,Joscph Couian
soprano solo ..,........MagRie Bnssett
iihnu solo ,s,..s,.., Mamie Strlngham
Duet. Lena Hoffman aud Kate Biiieter
tlarlonot Solo ,.. .,,,, Barnard Nelson
900 900 zee zee 's''.s'''....Wlll Wills
neollaNoh zee ''' ''s'.s.,,.,..Nida Fox
AfANAsHs sssstssssssssssss.s
Isabella ure ana Euphemia Irvine
Presentation, Faith, Hope and
IhhFlty 'ss''t', 90, 90. ...........
llhea Freeze, Morgarite Bassott
and Alton Sears.
Response q. Samuel y. Gustnyeson
Violin solo sees ,,..,,.,liulga Hansen
baritone solo .,.,.. ,.,,,.Joseph Morley
BoncdictlOn.
Acoompanlat. Mamie strlngham.
A pleasant entertainment was given
In the Fifteenth ward on Thursday
night Ia honor OF tho returned mis-.
Alonarles John y, Morris. james S.
Lewis and Arthur Gardner. An enjoy.
able program OF songs. recltatlons and
Instrumental music was one OF the
pleasant features Of the evening.
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TO KEEP FOOD CRISP.

A novel way OF opening n package OF
food is shown on the Grape Nuts pack
age. where a line indicates that IA silt
should be made with a knife. and the
package squeezed, which makes Il gap
enough to pour our what II needed Tor
a meal, then the package automatically
closes. preserving the contents from the
moisture Of the air,
Az rule. Grape Nuts packages are
not kept on hand very long In any
family. but II IN well 20 know how 10
keep the contents ~ the package In
prime condition. Grape Nuts are ready
Immediately with "A little good cream or
milk. This feature ~ fgreat advant-
agp TO those who appreciate ease ana
convenience In preparing breakfast
VI the heated season. In the south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
LOGAN.
Tire at Trenton r. The rostmastership-
Licensed To Wed.

Tire Mt Trenton r. The rostmastership-
Licensed To Wed.
Special Correspondence.
Logan, July lathe directors Of
Thatcher Bros. banking Co. held their
regular quarterly meeting today. and
the usual quarterly dividend OF two
Ter cent was declared.
FIRE AT TRENTON.
A FIRE occurred last night at Trenton
IN which MIR. Jno. bingham lost 100
tons OF now hay. some harness, ma
chlncry. and cattle sheds. the damage
amounting In all TO about 800.
THE PosTMAsTERsHIP.
Z. g. Marshal Glen Miller was IN
the city today comforting with local
Republicans about the postmaatcrship
here 10 ~ evident from the attitude
nj the other candidates. since MillerH
departure. that JOS Odcll has the best
shance OF hnEglug the plum.
M the district court this afternoon,
o demurrer 20 the answer In the case OF
ih5 Chicago Cottage organ CO. VI So
Yea Hansen, was iiled.
LICENSED TO WED.
Marriage licenses were issued today
70 the following parties: Luke Il.
St0uglC. Of Logan, and Alberta Biglow,
u Mlllvllle. Joseph l.. Thompson and
Mary J. Buttars, both Of Charleston:
oliver II. Bgdge and Margaret a. sut-
ton, both Of Paris, Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
FRISCO.

"'''' noWnpour OF Rain-Boy Run Over
No school Election.
special Correspondence.
m, Ilaeo' Beaver Co., July ia.-One OF
is,J, heaviest rains for years tell on the
5nlu INST Fortunately II was OF short
r,l,.a,I"n, otherwise much damage
MIN nave been done. particularly
tbe ,ue hlgh walls on the hin side, on
Nas, cellars We're filled. chickens ana
r,1 e'H' etc. We're gathered In the tor
rrIs Much benefit. however, was de-
in ~ from the water that accumulated
ib,' gam permitting the mill TO run
s-.,. shlits' two only having run Tor
'' uine past for lack Of water.
BOY RUN OVER.
N''hur Peterson, aged about Y. the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
OUR NEICHBORS.
EVANSTON, WYOMING.
A wonderful shower at Woodruff. Utah
a. ound Covered with rrogs.

Special Correspondence.
Eyanaton, Wyo., July t3.-Yesterday
at or near Sessions Ranch at Wood
run, n shower OF frogs occurred which
covered the ground for over quarter
OF n mile. There appeared TO be mile
lions OF them 70 Mrs. Sessions Informs
mo by telephone. the only thing 70
which II could be compared as TO the
around covered was In the old grass
hopper days
ON Saturday and sunday the Wood
run stake conference Will be held az
Woodruff. Woodruff people are going
to send teams 20 Almy and Evanston
TO bring visitors down and return with
them after conference u over.
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ASSESSMENT NOTCH so 8.
Tho Lower Mammoth Mining Company. cor
poHiiun. location ~ mines, rntic Min
Ing District luhh County. Utah


Principal place NJ business Salt Lake city
Utah.
NOTICE n hereby given that ut "a meeting
~ the directors ~ tho Lower Mammoth Nu-
Ing Company held ON friday. the nth day NJ
june, l.pl. un assessment " b. Der ,huuf WAS
Progress building. sat Lake CITY Utah. Ht
once and before tho alst day uf July l-u
Any stock upon which this u,srssmuut may
remain unpaid nu the Ilst day NJ July ISM
viii hu Delinquent ana advertised Tor slIUut
public auction and uulDs, payment q, undo
before, Will De- suIu uu the 10TH day NJ August
ltH tu pay the delinquent assessment. fua
guthor with cost NJ advertising uuu expenses
~ sale. SAMUEL i. PAUL. -afy
a01 Progress Building, salt Lake CIV Utah.
Dated salt Lake tIly. fuur Htu I-9l
llr,t Publication. july 1st, l-lI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

And iu accordance with law and an order
uf tho board ~ dlrrgturs made on june ath.
is.H sn many shares ~ each parcel NJ such
stock us may De necessary will be- sold az tho
state hank NJ Utah salt Lake city ttuh.
on the stth day Of July, isni. ai O'Clock . no..
tu Day tho delinquent assessment thereon.
together with the cost Of advurtlslug and one
pUnsv 81 sale.
ILr.l nunlIrulLnn July n. ~.
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STIRRING, CANADA.


for rioncera.
stirling, Alberta, ". W. Territory
Canadn, July iO.-This place ~ located
twenty miles southwest Of Lethbrldge,
on rolling plain-covored with lux
urant growth Of prairie grass. Tho
plain IN broken by what II known here
as coolcya. or creek bottoms. and an oc-
casionni lake. As yet Stirling Il not
much Of place. II consists Of a sec
ton house on the roailroad and sta
tlun that ~ now building and nearing
completion. and on the TOWNSHIP there
are six houses and twelve large tents
Lumber ~ being unloadcd for the crcc-
ton, by bishop n. brandy, Of a store.
Very little cffort has been made nc
farming here. AS all are at work on the
canal and waiting for the water. The
crops that have been planted are thriv-
ing. Potatoes planted whore the sod
has been just turned over look well.
Hay can be cut on tho prairie. There
has been no frost since May. This place
presents many advantages 10 the home
seeker. The drawbacks AZ Yet ia wa
ter for culinary purp0scs-but inside Of
ten dnyb o boring machine viii be at
work 10 put In n well ana Il IL comb
IDENTIFY expected that good water VIII
be obtained. Timber ~ sixty miles
away. but lumber can be got for 81
thusaud up. and coal Tor three dol
lars a ton.
The soil " sandy loan with clay
Eubsoil. The weather here at the pre-
sent II very pleasant, calm and de-
llghtful. Mosquitoes nrc large and
long bllled-but not 40 numerous as on
the Snake river country or In many
other places.
Located NJ this place arc some well
known Utah people, among them are
Bishop 4. brandy and family former
~ Of Richnold. and Bishop l.. q. Hardy
Of Salt Lake city. ~ present the meet
lnga and Sabbath school IN held In
large tent. hut n school building will
soon be- erected that can be used for all
purposes.
OPENINGS FOR THE INDUsTRI-
Gus.
a most friendly spirit II shown by
the railroad and coal company toward
the colonists, who promises to give them
the preference IN employment On the
road and la the mine. The president
81 the road and mining company, Mr..
Gait, assured your correspondent that
the company would only bo too glad
10 give employment 20 as many OF the
colOniata IA possible.
The outlook Is very encouraging TO
those who came here with a determined
purpose TO mako homes by pcracyerlng
Industry and economy.
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And Goo accordance with law and an ordor "
tho board VI directors made uu the 4nd day li
Juno, A ID. lsH, 30 many shares M each purf
col M hturk HH may hr necessary viii hu suf
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