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C0ALVlLLE.
Wasatch Coal Mine Working Nearly
Full Timc-Jap Robbed.

Special Correspondence.
Coalyille Summit Co.. Aug Sl.-Prof
Paul Will lecture IN the Stake Taber-
nacle conjoint meeting Of the NJ. l.
associations next Sunday evening.
Much sympathy Is felt here for Prof
John II. Miles for the bereavement he
has sustained IN the death Of his son,
George, Prof Miles presided over the
Stake academy OF this Stake last year.
Mr.. John Mumford, a prominent
wo0lgrower. Of Coalville win remove 20
Salt Lake City shortly with his family.
where he Will. In future, reside
4 telegram was received yesterday
by County Attorney Calls from Wyuta,
small station near the Wyoming
boundary line, stating that a Jap
had been robbed Of 800 The sheriff is
IN pursuit Of the Culprlt.
The Wasatct coal mine Is working
nearly full time This state Of activity
is unusual for this time OF the year
but Il Is nevertheless welcome and the
miners appreciate the good times.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 3.

ELY MINING 8 MILLING COMPANY
once and principal place OF business sait
lake Vlty, Utah. NOTICE is he-cby given
IlNt ny y meeting Of the directors. held on
s sne slu Jay on August 1900, an assessment OF
cents per share was levied on an tho Sbares
ol ihe capita stock OF the corporation issued
snu ootsihhn1,ng, payable ON or before sep
ltmbeI eth, 1900, 20 the treasurer. nj his oAire
~ 4, X Jones & Cas- RANK No Ia Main
street salt Lake City. Utah -'' ~ ''1'N
any Stock upon which the assessment may
1900 VIII be delinquent and a5yertisod III,
saie at pubic auction aud unless paymept
- laaQe Oelorg 50 many " the shares repre-
n ill.,, Vy e@ch certificate OF the stock. So de-
a lhq1thS as may be necessary, viii In sold
on the 2sih day Of September I6n Az ~
. Sioos a ~ 10 pay tho delinquent a ,sess.
nletpt, together With the cost OF adyerttslnr
WIN. h. sPRAGUE Secretary.
3y ordor OF the Board OF Directors
sA"Lake City. Utah, Aug. & 100
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OUR OWN STATE.

Kelly, constitute the board OF directors.
The capital stock OF the company IL Of
par value OF SlO0 per share and there
are 50 shares Of stock IN the company.
RESIDENCE BURNED.
The residence OF WIN. sewell Of VIII.
son Lane was destroyed by Are this
morning. The fire was discovered by
some Of the young ladies who are work.
Ing az the canning factory. The ogden
city IRE department was called and
made a good run. but upon arriving at
the fire had 20 attach the nose 20 "a
flowing well near the house. After this
was done they ala .gOOd service In saw
Ing the Out-buildngs and surround
lngs, but the house was destroyed, only
the walls standing.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The board Of education held their
regular meeting this evening and trans.
acted routine business. nothing OF any
Importance coming up for discussion,
IN POLICE COURT.
A. j. Anderson was fined So FOR drlv-
inG over the hose when the fremen
were at the Utah and Oregon Lumber
cOmpany's FIRE.
Assault and battery case Of one Ryan
was called and sentence suspended.
One Kane bad sentence suspended for
getting drunk. he was told to 90 and
sin no more.
BIG HAUL OF HOBOES.
The police department made q big
haul last evening they arrested twen-
ty-siX hoboes. For some time past the
merchants around town have been miss
ing articles from their stores. and some
petty robbery has been going on The
police were informed OF the facts and
started out on the hunt, for several
days they have Swallowed the gang
which was run IN last night. and they
think they are the parties who have |
been committing the little petty crimes. |
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Apostles Heber J. Grant and Reed |
Smoot were in Ogden yesterday.
r. i. Neslen OF Salt Lake was In Og- |
den yesterday.
Hon. Adam Patterson and wife, Hon |
David Eccles and wife and family, re-
turned home yesterday from IN extend.
ed trip TO the Paris Exposition and |
various parts Of Europe They speak
very highly OF the exposition and It's
merits.
Dr. Ezra Rich and wife were Salt
Lake visitors yesterday
John Furr was In the capital today
on business
Israel Frodsham went TO Bounuful
yesterday to visit friends
Special car "a passed through Og-
den today with Mr., j. NJ. Barr en- route
to New York.
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plaintiff In case OF lssac Johnson,
plaintiff W. Cora NJ. Johnson. defend
ant, on the grounds Of desertlon. The
plalntiif was also awarded the care and
custody Of the 1--WE minor children
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
AZ the Davis county teachers exam
nation being held today Fanny Mar
ell, Thomas Williams. Martha Rush
forth and lssac Adams are before the
board u examination as candidates
for certificates
All are residents Of Davis county ex-
cept Miss Marcial, who halls from
salt Lake city
The regular monthly High Council
and Priesthood meetings OF the Davis
stake are IN session today. The attend
anco is fairly good
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DRIEFs ND PERSONALS.
Endured Death's AgonIes.

Only a roaring fire enabled j NJ Gar
rettson, Of San Antonio, Tex. TO lie
down when attacked by Asthma from
which he suffered for years He writes.
his misery was often so great that Il
seemed he endured the agonies Of
death; but Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption wholly cured him.
This marvellous medicine is the only
known cure for Asthma as well as Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds and all
Throat. Chest and Lung troubles. Price
SOC and Sl.00. Guaranteed. Trial bot
Ties free az u. Q. NJ. ]. Drug Dept.
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NOTICE OF LEVY OF ASSESSMENT

STAR GOLD AND SILVER MINING
tOHpany' Location OF principal piaes M
PUSHES, SAT- Lake City, tab.|Notts. Il
~ oss'SSn ,;y given that at meeting Of the R5afd
100. I'M 9sses .S,u on we IN day Of August
W VA levied on the outstanding capItal 49,
Isaar III w.. pofa alton, payable mandatory to
u1neS h si w treasurer, az room 2I7 Jenning.
Citv ir;ah W. tlrst south streot, SAT- lake
ment may remain unpaid os tbs in,h @ S''.',
y 5sBs,eil9et INp viii be delinquent ana adj
l herulse1 Tor sale AZ public auction s5J M
tbe Iptydmsnt Is made before, viii be- soId on
linaaent sS.s oa OStoDer 1900 TO pay the de-
VI advertising and expense Of sale.
seoreta,v n, a.. SAN WILLIAMSON.
'0',Ts 10Y on star Gold and SILVER Mining
IsFa ci3S, rpom sil Jennings Block, sslt
pated August 7th' 1900.
s'puohcation August sta, 1901
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traitor Is cited 10 appear and show cause
why he does not settle up the estate.
Estate 81 Thomas Agkew, deceased /;
final account approved and distrIbu-
ton ordered.
In the divorce proceedings Of Laura
Turner VS. Frank NJ. Turner an order
was made compelling the defendant TO
pay the plaintiff. as temporary alimony,
the sum OF $3.50 per month until the
case Is disposed OF, and $2j attorney
fees and costs Of suit
Mary Scott Ambrose vs. Walter Scott
ct al. motion to strike out from the
files the answer OF defendant Harriet
Scott, granted
Estate Of Charles Dick deceased
petition Of Thomas Larsen for letters
~ administration set for hearing Sept.
Sth
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sMALLpoX SCARE.

The smallpox scare win soon De
over n the people are prudent There
are no new cases reported and those
who have the contaglon are recovering
rapidly. The health of ,ue people gene
orally is good Smallpox" doesn't
seem so bad when It Is near by as when
IL Is az a distance. Judging from the
talk Of some people one would think
they We're suffering from II more than
those who already have H..
The hum OF the thresher IA heard and
the farmers crops are good consider
Ing the drouth.
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The bravery Of Woman

Was grandly shown by Mrs, John
Bowling Of Butler, Pa, In q three years
struggle with a malignant stomach
trouble that caused distressing attacks
OF nausea and indigestion. All rene
dies failed to relieve her until she tried
Electric Bitters. After taking Il two
months, she wrote: II am now wholly
cured and can eat anything II is truly
a grand tonic for the whole system as
] gained In weight and feel much
stronger since psing H." II aids d.
Geston. cures dyspepsia. improves APP
anteed, az Z. c. NJ T. Drug Dept.
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Dated August %. 1900 ''''S'A''
sUMMnNs.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial District Of the State OF
Utah. County of Salt Lake George s..
Backman, plaintiff vs.. Dell Young BACK
man, defendant Summons. The State
Of Utah 10 said defendant You are here
by summoned 90 appear within twenty
days after the service Of this summons
upon you, n served within the county in
which this action Is brought. otherwise,
within thirty days after service. and de-
fend the above entitled action. and In
case OF your failure 10 do So Judgment
will be rendered against you according
20 the demand OF the complaint which
within ten days after service Of this sum,
mons upon you, win be filed with the
clerk OF said court
J. J. WHITAKER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. o. Address; Room g Commercial
Block. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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ELSlNORE.
Disastrous Fire a Widows Home
Burned Subscription List Begun.

Burned Subscription List Begun.
Special Correspondence
Elsinore, SEWER CO.. Sept. last
Tuesday night at $3.50 a fire started In
MIS-. Shaw's house, Brooklyn. and In
less than two hours was totally des-
troyed there being no water within a
mile, although the Brooklyn and Ell
shore people were there IN force with
buckets. Nothing could be done and
nothing OF any consequence was saved.
The woman and two little children were
sleeping In the house and were rescued
az the last moment, after the fire had
nearly consumed the roof. The woman
is poor. with four children; she lost
her all. ElsinOre has taken up a col
lection for her, and In few hours Mr..
II. 7. Hansen rustled nearly $40. Mon
roe is also exercising their charity. and
Brooklyn viii not stand back. Sister
Shaw shall not lose anything By her
misfortune.
Alma Jolleys little sx-months-old
baby died last Monday from summer
complaint and was buried Tuesday
Seventeen cars Of sheep have been
shipped this week from Elsinore by
Woodland OF Elsinore and Smith of Mon
roe
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ASSESSMENT No. n.

WEST MOUNTAIN PLACER MINING
C,rrqgy prreIrl pIare ~ business salt
fILt DIV TuH Notice is hereby given
tIaf.arl. f...t..- 4 'Ha board of directors Of
tGn W..f Mountain Placer Mining Co.. held
Ar.-l,t I.fl Iu. $50 assessment uf I cents
hen ,hsr. vs. .glIuI up1n the capital stlcs
1ftbs coronation. payable 40 once % Tie
s...-atar,. p ~ Alr.e 40 bis Office No it'
NeC1rg". building SAT- Lake city Utah.
Anv .fag. upon which this asstSsmeut may
rar1as unpaid 0l sept Is lpQ viii ~ delin-
oueut ans advertised for sale at public auc-
lion AMI gn.ess payment j. made before WI
hs 80 az Jet 5th 100. at q. NJ 20 pay the
defipouogt assessment together with costs Of
sdverti,Inr and expense o. sale
4 n. Airs Secretary,
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And In accordance with law and an or
der % the Board OF Directors made on
the lith day Of July, 1900, so many shares
OF each parcel Of stock az may be neces.
sary viii be sold al auction al the Office
OF the company, Room 230 Atlas Block
salt Lake City Utah, az o'clock p. m,
on Monday, the 10Th day OF September. 1870
20 pay the delinquent assessment thereon
together with the cost Of advertising ana
expenses Of sale.
SAMUEL j. PAUL,
Secretary.
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A Powder MN EKnlnslnn.

Removes everything IN sight so do
drastic mineral pills, but both are
mighty dangerous. No need to dyna-
mite your body when Dr. Kings New
Life Pills do the work so easily and
perfectly Cures Headache, Constl-
patton. Only 25 cents at u. c. NJ. l.
Drug Dent,
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Edlinr,a AnfnI pllrht-

F. NJ. Higgins. Editor Seneca Glls.)
News, was afflicted for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until
he tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
best IN the world He writes. two
boxes wholly cured him. Infallble for
Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only Csc
Sold by 4, C.. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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No. OF No OF
Cert Shares
Name

And in accordance with law ana an order
OF the Board ~ Directors. made on the 9th
day OF July, 1900, 80 many shares Of each par
eel OF such stock AS may be ueccssd " Will be
soid az the secrctafy's Office, at lions saw
ings Baus aud Trust Co., on Monday, Sept.
18th, 100. at 4 ., ~, to pay the delinquent
assessment together with the costs OF adyer-
Using ana expenses OF sale.
O. G. BEEBE, Secretary.
lions Savings Bank, salt Lake City Utah.
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FAR MINGTON.
District Court Cases Divorce Grant.
ed-Teachcrs' Examination.

Special Correspondence
Pennington. Davis County Aug. al
Judge Rolapp held a brief session Of
the Second Judician District court here
today.
IN The ease Of Kaysvllle City W T.,
=. Ellison. motion 20 retax costs were
granted.
Motion for new trial In the case Of
Simon Hamburger vs. North Cottonwood
Irrigation Co, argued and taken I'M
der Amusement.
Demurrer OF the u. p. Ry. Co. In
John W Thornley, VS. o s. L. Ry Co.,
ct al. taken under adyisement.
ISAAC JOHNSON GRANTED d.
VoRCE.
Decree Of divorce granted 70 the
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIRE
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Mountain summer Resort Company will be
neld al the Office q said Company, BIS soutb
Main street. SAT- Lake City. Utah. on Mon
my, ins hth day OF September, 1901 at the
hour ut O'Clock p m, Tor the purpose u
t!ecung directors OF said Company for the
ensuing year, and for the tranSactiOn of sucb
olhef business as may properly come bqfor.
'no meeting G. u. EELT. secretary.
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.rarcn once OF the peseret News
l66s sdsB is al No. 40 twenty fourth
p " where advertisements rs a Nv, suG,
crplll9 ~ carriers In Ogden every
ttlvsIis,u on the same terms as In san
tske city.
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PARADISE.
Death Of Richard X. HowelIs-The
"SmallpoN" Scare.

Special Correspondence.
Paradise, Cache Co. Aug. 3i.-Rich-
ard r. Howells died on the 2Sth inst OF
diabetes after an illness OF more than
q year, bearing his allictlon with great
patience and courage. Bro H0wells
was nearly Al years ola and leaves a
wife seven children and manv friends
to mourn his untlmeiy departure. lie
was a member OF the church and lived
an upright life he was kind and low
ing 20 his family and an agreeable
noighbor and associate The funeral
was held yesterday a large number
OF vehicles gollowed the remains TO
their last resting placp
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VJDtN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE m.

ARRIVES
"a orlh end Northwest "a. M, Damn.
,sQ'ln' S(oa.m., loiOa, ~, 1850 D. m.
''' D. O.. and li.i5hm. y D''
LEAVES
"a, u ..0p- H. 80 :" IN" i''-'
pL'ara lG y. N. y "''' ~
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A WEAK STOMACH

Is the cause OF all disease. Il makes
impure blood. and this chfeebles tbe
heart. lungs, liver and kidnevs
Strengthen the digestive organs Win
Hostetter's stomach Bitters. and vonr
health win improve. Everyone needs
Il TO keep the bowels from becoming
clogged. To those who have tried 9th.
er remedies IN vain, this viii prove
worth It's weight IN gold Our Private
revenue stamp covers the neck OF tho
laAAla ~
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DELrNOurNr ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

THE GALENA MINE. sECRETARY's
office Salt Lake City. Utah Notice.
There ore delinquent upon the following
described stock ON account OF assessment
Ne g. levied on the IAN day Of july. 1870,
the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders as
follows:
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DtLINQUFNr ASSESSMENT IN =.

-FOUR ACES MINING COMPANY
Location % principal place OF busIpe,,
say La'a City Utah Notice -Tb.rs
"'e delinquent upon the following do.
Ni'.I stock on 8comt " aesesgmer,
a.. ..Nr1 ON the litl day of Juiv isi5
amounts 60. oDr0glfs ia
fgt,.g 'i 'de respective shareholders az
$40. .|
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The most important discovery Of re-
cent years Is the positive remedy for
constipation. Cascsrets Candy Cathar-
&c. Cure guaranteed. Druggists. lOe,
25e. Soc.
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ITO oRANDE WESTERN Ry.

T.. ARRIVES
Hl ns9p M Wv " ''i'' ''w p H.
lee LrAvEs
iWp a.. ~ u ro' E'l9 p M and
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF
Mahanoe kaaepa, deceased. Creditors viii
present claims with vouchers TO tie under-
signed at the Office Of Richards & Varian
mccormick Block, salt Lake CITY. on or be-
lore the twenty-second day OF May. A. d.
1901. " o."
HANNAH KAAEPA
Administrative OF the Istate OF Nakanoe
kaaepa Deceased
Richards s Narian, Attorneys.
bhte OF hTst publication, 18th day OF
August, A. ID. lao
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ttti ~
. Bend
nan
service
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The bathing az saltalr Beach IL fine
and the water Is as warm as II was In
July.
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REL1EF sOCIETY MEETINGS.

Sister Mary John, the president Of
the Relief Society Of Utah Stake. to-
gether with her counselors, Sisters
Marrila Daniels and Deborah Billings.
have been visiting the sisters OF I,ehi.
Cedar Fort. Alpine and American Fork,
and are here today holding meetings.
TO which the sisters OF Pleasant Grove
were invited
The mother Of Mrs. Robert Thorne,
is In a very weak, helpless condition,
receiving the kndest attention at the
hands Of her daughter.
There are two or three cases OF ty-
phoid fever IN the neighboring ward
TO the south Crmpanogoe). an elderly
lady died this week OF that disease:
ana now Brother John ]. Wolfienden
mas lost nine ear-0ld boy: only two
days before his death. he rode horse.
back 10 the postoiiice.
Lindon is q prosperous ward, spread
over a large area Of well cultivated
farming and fruit lands, the people are
scattered out on their homesteads but
Hook together az their neat little house
OF worship on all occasions.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THE NEW STATE Gun CLUB, Score
tary's Office, salt Lake CITY, August n 1900
Nouce. There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account Of assess
ment levied on the 9th day OF July. 1900 the
several amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders as follows VIZ:
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PROVO.
ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.
Death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Young Van
Wagoner-Court Notes.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co., Aug. 3t.--Mrs. Eliza.
beth Houng-Van Wagner one,of tbe
pioneers Of this State passed away tbis
forenoon at O'Clock. The deceased
was stricken with what the doctors nro'
nounced strangulated hernia Oh sun
day night, August 18th. and on the
MONDAY evening following an operation
was found to be necessary 10 save her
NE Mrs. Van Wagner rallied wei
from the effects Of the operation and
great hopes We're entertained as to her
immediate recovery. But in her weak
ened condition the lady could not with
stand the shock. and after enduring
great suffering, passed to the great be-
yond surrounded by her family.
MIS- van Wagner was born in
Henry county, Tenn. April 9th. 1893
and while small child her family en-
braced the Gospel and removed TO Nau-
VOC. In lS41 the family removed with
the Saints 10 Winter Quarters and from
there removed 10 Utah the following
year As a child years old The de-
ceased walked almost the entire dis
tance. carrying q pet Kitten. which Is
supposed 20 be the first domestic cat
brought 10 Utah. The family located
at Cottonwood, but soon afterward
moved TO Provo where the deceased has
resided most OF the time since
on April ith, 1856. the deceased was
married TO John IA. Van Wagner AZ
Salt Lake: there are now living three
daughters and two sons and twenty
grandchildren.
Funeral services viii be held at the
FIRST ward meeting house Sunday az
ternoon at o'clock.
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SAD AFFLICTION.
MISSIONARY FAREWELL

A farewell missionary party was ten
dered Archibald Young last Wednes-
day evening and he left for Salt Lake
city yesterday morning from whence
he goes 10 his field OF labor
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Road race foot races, baseball. tug
of-war, loco pounds OF clans baked
Monday. sept. 3.
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CHILDREN GUESS!

The population OF salt Lake--a new
$500 Standard Dictionary given the
successful guesser. See the News"
advertisement.
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BEAVER.
Mark Roberts Attacked with Vlru.
lent smallpoN-Academy Opening.

Special Correspondence.
Beaver Beaver County, Aug. 81
marx Roberts, resident OF Minersvllle
IN this county, is the victim of a ylru-
tent attack OF continent smallpox. II is
a puzzle how he contracted the disease
as ne has not been away from home In
any place where the exlpemlc exists
lie Is under quarantine regulations,
ana II is hoped that the efforts of those
IN charge, 70 hold the disease in check.
will be successful.
MT Louis Schuab an old resident OF
Minersville. died last week.