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q subjects should be chance to come
this way.
Will ENTERTAIN Oh FoLKs.

OF subjects should be chance to come
this way.
WILL ENTERTAIN OLD FOLKS.
The Home Dramatic Is rehearsing a
play which will be given the public on
the 18th The old folks win hold their
annual reunion on that date; the COM
pany viii entertain them In the after
noon with a matinee.
The officers Of the Relief Society (out-
going and incomiugl viii give swell
party in the opera house Tuesday next.
9Th.
The farmers begin to worry over the
water question FOR next summer.
II the wood chuck" sign holds good
we win have six weeks more OF win
ter.
The schools are running along In good
shape. No sickness to interfere with
public gatherings.
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BIDS WANTED.

Dlds will be received by the Cts Recorder.
AZ his Office IN tho City and County building,
for the saio OF al Improvements except tho
fences on the land known as tho Hardy pro-
peuy In Mountain Dell. Psrley'S Canyon,
said improvements to be taken dOgn and re-
moved from the canyon not later Than four
weeks after the purchase. BIDS must ho sub
mitted on or before Friday. February och.
10, az 3 o'clock D. IN. Tht city reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids ny order u
the City Council. dated January 81 1890
r. q. MAYOR, Ciiy Recorder
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ford. corresponding secretary and
treasurer. The ST. Charles brass band
was present on the occasion and re-
called the institute with fine music.
Bishop Robert Price welcomed the
pedagOgues 20 Paris. and President
Bulge delivered an excellent address,
encouraging the teachers In their Inn
portant calling. The papers read dur
ing the session were on important sub
jects and were prontably discussed At
the ball In the evening, which was
given by the teachers, over eighty cou-
pies participated and social feast
was enjoyed by all present.
MISSIONARY STUDENTS.
The following young men leave Paris
tomorrow on missions TO the b. Y. Col
lege at Logan to take the special mis-
sionary course: David Athay, Charles
Brown, Daniel Price, George b. Spen-
Ger Jr., Wesley Ceilings and William
Stuck This Stake is furnishing ff-
teen missionaries for this purpose, the
fun quota called for by the Church
authorities.
OUTBREAK OF SCARLET FEVER.
Scarlet fever has broken out among
the pupils Of the Church school here.
Principal w. W. Billings was living
in the house where the students were
rooming, and moved his family and
household effects as soon as II was
known that the disease was present.
Another case has appeared in the IA
mily Of II. II. Hymas. the pioneer
creamery manager. This makes the
second time his house has been Quaran-
tined this winter for the same dis
ease.
GOING TO TURKEY.
Albert Herman, the Montpelier watch
maker--and the only one In Bear Lake
county-has been called on a mission
Ia Turkey. This makes his second
mission to the land OF the Sultan.
on Sunday the Stake SUPPLEMENTARY
Of Sunday schools win meet with the
Paris First ward school for the pur>
pose Of recognizing H. The superin-
tendent OF the school. Hyrum 7. Hum
preys, has been called TO be Bishop OF
that ward. and one OF his assistants has
been called on mission.
sAwMILL AT ST. CHARLES.
Some Of the enterprising young men
OF ST. Charles are putting In a sawm.ll
In the canyon above that settlement.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Aurora Mining and Milling Company

NOTICE Is hereby given that the
annual meeting % the StOckholders
holders Of the Aurora Mining aud Min
Company will b. held at the the Company's
Office No 20 y. Main street. salt Lake City,
Utah. ON Monday. the sth day OF March A.
ID. 1890. at 4 O'Clock noon. The purposes for
which said meeting Is called are 10 elect di.
annual reports OF the president and secretary
and 10 transact such other business as may
lawfully come before said meeting
JAMES d. STIRLING. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. January 3ist 400
First publication, February LIST, 1900
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SPRING LAKE.
Sudden Death of Mrs. Margaret A,
Spainhower of Heart Failure.

Special Correspondence,
Spring Lake, Utah Co.. Feb. Mrs.
Margaret a. spainhower, aged 60 years,
died suddenly OF supposed heart failure
at her home in this place last Monday,
Jan. 10Th. Sister spainhower embraced
the Gospel and was baptized by Elder
Henry G.. Boyle IN the year 1865 In
North Carolina and during 1869, with
her husband and family. came to Utah
and has been resident Of Spring Lake
ever since She possessed many noble
traits and was prominent In Church az
fairs, being many years q teacher in
our Sunday school and at her decease
was vice president Of the Relief Society
OF this place. She leaves a husband,
two sons, four daughters and many
grandchildren to revere her memory
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OUR NE|GHDORS.
BEAR LAKE COUNTY NEWS
Death Of Edward haddOck Of Bloomington
Caused by aRuuaway.
Funeral vices-Penitentiary Candi-
date Fire nj DlDgie Ladies' Che.
rus Teachers Institute.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Paris, Bear Lake Co.. Idaho, Feb. 2.
THE funeral services over the remains
OF Edward Haddock, who was killed
by being thrown out Of his wagon,
were held In bloomington Tuesday.
The speakers were President James
II. Hart and Bishop Alma Findlay.
Mr.. Haddock was a prominent citizen
Of this county. and had served on the
board OF county commissioners for
two terms, being chairman for one
term. He was born December "A,
1889. at Northwich, Cheshire England,
and early followed the life Of a sailor
for a few years. He later Joined the
Church and was among the first set
tiers OF Bear Lake valley. His death
was caused by the running away of his
team being thrown out OF his wagon
and lighting upon his head, fracturing
the skull on both sides just behind the
ears, and rupturing one or more OF
the larger blood vessels. He was
picked up unconscious a few moments
after the fall, and died elgh, hours
afterwards without regainlng con.
seriousness.
PENITENTIARY CANDIDATE.
Joseph Hoge, Of Liberty, young man
about rs years OF age. has been arrested
by Sheriff Robson on a charge Of as
sault and battery committed on John
II. Clifton, his brother-in-law. Clifton
was defending the mother Of young
Hoge at the time from his brutal at
tack on her. when he received his in
juries. The young man is accused OF
attempting 10 strike his motAer With an
ak After he completes his sentence
FOR assaulting Clifton, he viii be ar
rested on the charge Of rape. commit
ted on young girl, aged II years.
LOSS BY FIRE AT DINGLE.
Blshop Samuel Humphreys OF Dingle
brings word OF the narrow escape from
destruction by fire Of the residence OF
James Sparks Of that place. He was
returning from the corral. where he had
been milking, when he saw flames leap
ing out between the shingles and rat
tiers Of his house. He jumped on horse
and notified some Of his nearest neigh.
| bors. who formed a bucket brigade
| from the house 10 the creek. and soon
| had the fire under control, though not
until great damage had been done
LADIES CHORUS ORGANIZED.
The Stake presidency has called forty
OF the leading lady singers Of the Bear
Lake Stake to act as a chorus for the
purpose OF furnishing singing for the
Y. l.. NJ. l. A. OF the Stake Adelina
| Horsley Is director Of the chorus ara
Lottie Nye organist. A large order
for m2sio has been sent 10 Chicago.
and rehearsals win commence Monday.
OLD FOLKS DAY AT ST. CHARLES.
The settlement OF st. Charles Is In
gala attire today. Il being the occasion
OF the old folks gathering, under the
direction OF the Bishop: the people are
sparing no palms 10 show a proper re.
spect TO the aged.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
The teachers OF the county have re-
organized their association with Eu-
gene s Hart as president. Miss Rose
Webster, vice president; Miss Maud
Austin, secretary, and James L. Dun
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OGDEN NEWS NOTES.
A Night OF Terror.

Awful anxiety was felt FOR the widow
Of the brave General Durham Of Mach
would die from pneumonia before morn
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tended her that fearful night, but she
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which had more than once saved her
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stooclDeath ON.

H. b, Mundy, a lawyer OF Henrietta,
Tex, once fooled gfaye-digger, He
says: My brother was very low with
malaria fever and jaundlce. | per.
suadcd him 20 try Electric Bitters, and
he was soon much better but continued
their use until he was wholly cured,
am sure Electric Bltters saved his
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disease germs and purihes the blood;
aids digestion, regulates liver. kidneys
and bowels, cures constipation dyspep.
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female complaints; gives perfect health.
Only 80 cents az n. G. NJ. !. Drug Dept.
kinds OF Nut Loaves. IS cents a
Mound. 10 D. m. al KolltZ.
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BORDERING ON THE MIRACULOUS.

MIR. j. II. HEDGES, THE WELL
KNOWN MINING MAN, SUFFERED
WITH CATARRH Is YEARS AND
BRONCHIAL TROUBLES TWO
YEARs-FEELs ALMOST WELL IN
lust Is DAYS TREATMENT WITH
DRs. SHORES.
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A CHANCE FOR MANUFACTURERS.

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PLEASANT GROVE
win Entertain Old Folks-Relief So
ciety Social.

SpeciaI COrrespOhutHct.
Pleasant Grove, Utah Co, Feb. a.
The travelling medicine vendors have
been doing the town for two weeks
crowded houses have greeted them
every night. They have dispersed a lot
Of big medicine" talk. and sold large
quantity OF their Cure Ais smallpox
will stand a slim show In this BURG
should Il make It's appearance. We have
fortified ourselves against epidemics OF
every kind. We defy them after the two
weeks course we have taken; We have
spared neither money nor common
sense. The fool killer" could find lots
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And ia accordance with Law aud the order
Of the board ~ directors made on the 5th
day 0f December lse, 80 many shares Of each
parcel VI above stock a. may be necessary
will BE- sold 40 auction sit The Office OF tho
company. oom Oh Progress block. salt Lake
City. Utah 40 n O'Clock am. on THURSDAY,
the 18th day OF February, 300 90 pay the Ge-
nnquenl assessment thereon together with
the cost u advertising and expenses OF sale
SAMl FL j. PAUL. Secretary.
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Mr. Hedges says:

Mr.. Hedges says:
am Sc years old, and follow mining
as a profession For dfteen years
have had Catarrh, and for the past two
years have suffered with Bronchial
trouble. coughed incessantly, hard
racking cough; almost lost my'hearing'
grew weak and felt miserable; ! was
also very constipated, and all in all
telt miserable. have been under Drs.
shores care JUST FIFTEEN DAYS,
and want to say these doctors have al
most cured me already. feel like
different man; my cough has almost
ENTIREIL CEASED; my hearing Is
improving; am getting better daily
in every way. and my head and throat
feel almost well ] think 1t simply
wonderful and gladly tell my friends
what a change has been made in me.
tsigned) ], II. HEDGES,
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sroCKHoLprR's mLErlNo.

COOP FURNITURE CO. Notice Is hero
BY given that the stockholders OF the Coon
Furniture 90. will meet al their Office 81 % 81
Main street. on Tuesday, February eth iol
al $50 y m, for tho election Of nine directors
aud such other business "a may come before
the meeting.
O ". PETITE. sscrstasy.
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EUREKA.
Funeral of william Moyle, the Vic.
tim of Mine Disaster.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Juab Co., Feb. 1.-THE tuner
al OF william Moyle, who was killed by
an explosion IN the Red Rose mine the
other day was conducted from the NJ
z, church yesterday afternoon. The
body was inferred IN the city cemetery
Mrs. James y, Driscoll was very
pleasantly surprised by about thirty
friends last Wednesday evening, Games
and music and refreshments were in
dulged In,
Darton's orchestra VIII give a dance
at the Odd Fellows hail this evening
As this Is the first dance since the
smallpox scare, the attendance will nc
doubt be very large
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u tho board of directors made on the sth
day OF December. AID. lsl1. SO many sharesof
each parcel o. stock rs may be neces-
sary will De- sold at ROOM 400 d. i. Walker
Block snlt Lake CITY, state OF Utah, on
the 10th day OF February. 400 at the hour OF
mcnt thereon together with cost ~ adyer-
Using .audcNpense, Of sale
TuOs, T. TAYLOR. Secretary.
Room Oh Mccormick Block, salt Lake city,
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TESTIMONIAL RECEPTIoN.


The busiest and mightest little thing
that ever was made Is DR., Kings New
Life Pills These pills change weak
ness into strength. listlessness into en-
ergy, braln-fag into mental power
They're wonderful in building up the
health. Only % cents per box. Sold by
kinds OF Nut Loaves. 80 cents a
pound, 2 10 G p. m. at k0litz.
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$500 Month Is All It Costs For a Cure
For Deafness, CataTh and all forms of Durable Catan
Drs Shores and Shores during FEBRUARY.


and Shores February
knwu the public
stehf hpohat Drs o.
from urnuh Dnn
and uat them mIc fol low 50
offer VIM I a
ant mcaedh nd to vii tire a
mh month cured h
val utnt h
last nth but now
sHoREsTR EAiEN
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fthe Superior Mining Company

NOTICE Is hereby given, that a special
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Superior
Mining Co. has been duly called TO be held On
the oh day " February A. d, 1900 az the
hour ~ o'clock D. M, at Room No. 0l Tenn
pletOn building. corner " south Temple and
Main Streets. salt Lake City. Utah. forthe
following purposes tu-Wlt;
10 strike oat from Article VI, OF the Ant
icles ~ Agreement ~ said Corporation "ljQ-
O0O shares ~ the par value Of Ten ,sl0on dol
lars each" and insgrtl1g In lieu thereof
10000 shares OF the par value OF three t;l0O
dollars each.'
And by stirling ont Article Xylll.of the
said Articles u Agreement, and inser Ing Ia
lieu OF said Article XIV III the foll VIM:
ny agrecment'of the incorporates, d
parties hereto there Is st aside 5000 hare'
OF the capital 4 ok for a working capital o.
be disposed OF under the direction 81 the
Board OF directors, AMI at such price ~ ,aid
Board may determine
And for such other and further purposes As
shall b incidental 10 such proposed nmrnd-
ment,. aud for the transaction OF such other
and further business ~ shall properly some
before said meeting
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Frlsbiful Blunder

WIN often cause a horrible Burn
scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnlca
Salye, viii kill the pain and promptly
heal II. Cures Fever Sores, Ulcers
Boils, Corns. all Skin Euptions. Best
Pile cure on earth. Only Is cents box
cure guaranteed. sols by q. c. NJ. L.
Drug Dept.
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DlLiNQIlNr ASSESSMENT NolICE

Tho Lover Mammoth Mining Company.
Secretarys OAec, SAT- Lake city, Utah.
NOTICE There are delinquent upon the
following described stock 90 account NJ as
sessmeut NO @, levied ON the ith cay OF De-
cemler. ls.4 the several amounts set opposite
tbe namls of the respective shareholders as
fOflOas.
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LOGAN.
Fined for Disturbing the Peace .
other Oflenders-Reception.


Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co.. Feb. 1.-TWO boys
were taken before City Justice Thomas
today charged with disturbing the
peace at Third street restaurant last
night One Of them had a black eye
and the other a badly cut hand. The
justice fined them s. each.
Sheriff Crockett telephOned from Og-
den today that he had captured Bert
Rivers and wife, who are wanted at
Smithield for forgery They will be
brought to Logan tomorrow.
George Dotey, city marshal of Rich
mond, is hot on the trail of Hugh
Eckelsy, a young man Of that town who
fired revolver at a companion named
Peterson during row last Wednesday.
From the evidence Of bystanders 1t ap-
pears that Eckelsy and Peterson were
Quarreling when Eckelsy drew his gun
and fired, the bullet piercing Peterson's
clothing, but not touching his body.
Eckelsy Immediately skipped out and
has not been heard Of since.
TESTIMONIAL RECEPTION.
The testimonial reception to be given
tomorrow evening In honor Of retiring
Superintendent OF Sunday Schools
Ormsby, has been extended TO include
his assistants. Elders W. II. Apperley
and VIM. @. Reese, who were honorably
released from the stake superintend-
ency at the recent conference. Me-
mentoes will also be presented. to them
in token OF the appreciation OF their
labors In behalf Of the Sunday schools,
Mr.. David Robbins, manager OF the
Logan branch OF the Geo. A. Lowe
implement house, left today for Salt
Lake He was accompanied by Mrs.
Rnhhins
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And IN accordance With law and an order OF
the board ~ Dlrcct0fs made on the Nth day
Of Dec lsl1 40 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock as may b. necessary VIII DO
sold az ia Office OF the company, rooms 80
and 81 Progress building 100 South Main
street. Salt Lake Clty. tab. at the hour Of
l. o'clock noon, on the 18th day OF February,
A. u, laq, 20 pm delinquent assessment
thereon together with cost % advertising and
expense N sale.
Dated January 81, 1900
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The petition OF Elias A. smith admlnisfra.
Tor Of The estate Of Lucy r. smith deceased
Tor confirmation ~ the sale OF the following
described real estate OF said decedent. to.Wit;
The west half - the southeast quarter OF
section twenty-five c2l Township three Ql
South OF Rangi' one % vest ~ the salt Lake
Meridian. In salt Lake County state ~
Utah, containing eighty acres. Tor the sum Of
$1,000, and upon IN following terms. to-wit.
cash on confirmation, as appears from
the return OF sale, hled ia this Court.
day OF February. A. d 1900. az $50 o'clock
a. m. at the County Court House In the
Conrt Room OF said Court, IN salt Lake city,
salt Lake County. Utah
Witness the Clerk % said Court, with the
seat thereOf affixed this 3lst day u
January, A. d. 100
tSeall DAVID q, DUNBAR. Clerk.
By ALBERT j. SPARE Deputy Clerk.
Elias A. Smith. Administrator.
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.DRS. SHORES $500 RAIE EOR ALL
CATARRHAL DISEASES EXTENDED.

unable all the
and that they unable t
reply asking for little time that they
Dollars Month M Shores
all apply demonstrate that GarIh
permanently and that "IlE DIS SHORES TREAT
superior o
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In inc Dlsitlcl lOuif ffonatc DIVISION, In
AID for salt Lake County. State OF Utah.
In the matter " the estate of Ellen Honsley
Halford deceased
The petition n John HalfOrd. praylng Tor
tho issuance 90 himself oi Letters ~ Admin
istufi0n In the estate Of Ellen hensloy Hal
ford, deceased has been set fog hearing on
saturday, the iwh day Of February A. d..
lipc, at a'0 O'Clock a m. at the County Court
House, In the court Rom OF said Court, la
salt Lake city. salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said COur, with
the seal thereof affixed, this 10Th day
Of January, A. ID 1900
Seal) DAVID G. DUNBAR Clerk.
BY ALBERT J. STARR. Deputy Clerk
stewart q stewart. AttorneyA
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4 kinds Of Nut Loaves, IS cents a
pound, TO 6 p. m, az Kolitz.
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NOTlCI or srECiAL sTOCKHoLDER's
MEETING

Secretary star Gold aud silver Mining Com
pany. rooms 80 and 81 Progress building.
saIf Ialn fHffv I-fnh
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kinds of Nut Loaves. IS cents q
pound, 2 to 6 p. m. al Kolitz
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or The Respec.
tive Slgners FOR Further
Information.
NOTICE.
In the matter OF the estate Of Lucy q. smith,
deceased

In the District Court, Probate Division. In
aud for Salt Lake County, State OF Utah.
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FRANCls NJ LYMAN. Prosident.
DLLIN0uLNr a sEssMLNT SOtitE
West Morning Glory Mining company.

Principal Place Of Business. salt Lake City.
State OF Utah.
Notlce-Therear delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock on account Of an ASSESS
ment levied on the sth dAy of December, lisa
the several amount, SET opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders as follows:
Namely:
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NOTICE: There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account " as
,essmcnt levied on the 18th day OF December,
l'iJ. the several amounts set opp site tuo
namos OF thu respective stockholders As fol-
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NOTICE OF SALE or DELINQUENT
STOCK.
star Gold and silver Mining Company.

Principal place Of Business. salt Lake City
and County, state Of Utah.
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sAwMILL AT ST. CHARLES

Some Of the enterprising young men
OF ST. Charles are putting In a sawm.l
In the canyon above that settlement.
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NOTICE

In the District Court, Probate Division, In
AID for salt Lake County. State OF Utah.
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Already the people there are getting
out logs for summer saving.
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The teachers OF the county have re-
organized their association with Eu.
gene 5, Hart as president. Miss Rose
Webster, vice president; Miss Maud
Austin, secretary, and James l.. Dun