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| WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

The second annual ball and concert
given by the Sunday school and Mu-
tual Improvement association Of the
Twelfth ward will occur Wednesday
night. Extensive preparations have
been made 70 make It a success in eve
ny way. Dancing will not only be- a
leading feature. but the program will
consist OF music and comic recitatlons,
and the booths will have on sale lem
onade, candy flowers. etc, Another
feature will be the auction sale.
which will be conducted by a well
known auctloneer Of the ward.
On Wednesday evening, the Tenth
ward choir will give a concert and ball
under the direction OF Joseph Poll, the
popular choir leader Of the ward.
The following well known artists will
add 70 the success OF the OCCASION H.
$. Ensign. T. $. Ashworth, VIII Wills
John knight. Misses Bessie Edmonds,
Elsie Barrows, Nellie Boyer. and the
Tenth ward choir and glee club.
Accompanlst, Henry Kirlman. All
who attend are promised pleasant
evening
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Proprietor Of the New Resort
Owes Sl7356,57.
NJ. f. MULyEY, ASSIGNEE.
New Resort WIN Remain opeu IL
Profitable Ditiman's Failure said
10 be mn Honest owe.

wv. Dttman, proprietor OF the New
Resort. has failed in his business and
Made ". f. Mulvey his assignee. Those
who we're familiar with Mr. Dittman's
affairs knew that the crash was in
eyitable sooner or later His liabilities
are sl725657, but the amount Of his
assets cannot be determined upon at
present. They consist Of farm lots in
Waterloo, which are, however, heavily
mortgaged, the bottllng house and
warehouse on the corner OF Eighth
South and Third West streets, 1900
cigars, number Of cases Of liquors,
and the fixtures, and furnishings, the
latter costing $4,000, when they were
put In.
Mr., Mulyey states that he shall keep
the place going. II II can be run at a
profit II is one Of the finest places In
the West, he says, and there should be
no trouble In finding a purchaser.
Mr. Dittman's failure, continued Mr.
Mulyey. Is an honest one, and when
he walked out Of his saloon last night.
be had s32 In his pocket, his sole cash
possessions
The following is list OF his lIabil-
tiles:
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AN OLD COUPLE
CHARGES FRAUD.
John Harter and Wife Make AIIega-
tons Against P, A. SOrensen'
WANT RETURN OF PROPERTY
pIaintins AlIege That They Were in-
dueed 10 sigu Deed 20 Their
House and Home

John Harter and Elizabeth Harter
filed a suit against p. A. sorensen. the
second hand man, IN the Third district
court today. toirecoyer certain prem
Uses In this city. the deed to which.
plaintiffs allege, was obtained through
fraud and Misrepresentation.
The complaint recltes that for long
time prior to February 10, 1900 plain
tlffs were the owners OF a piece OF land.
5x6 rods. situated on Sixth South and
Sixth East, upon which is a small cot
tage occupied 10y them as a home; all
the property they have in the world.
Both are old, infrm aud feeble In mind
and body; Harter being 50 years Of age
and his wife 70. Neither are able to
read writing and are wholly ineompe-
tent 10 attend to business matters,
On February Is. It Is alleged, soren-
sen fraudulently and by misrepresenta-
lions got Harter and his wife to sign a
warranty deed conveying 10 him their
house and lot. The deed has since been
recorded in the office Of the county re-
oOrder Neither Of the plaintiffs, II Is
alleged, knew what they were doing
when they signed the deed, the de-
PENDANT informing them that the ailiN-
ing OF their signatures 10 the paper
was mere matter Of form" Along
with Sorensen, the complaint alleges,
was another person. 10 plainlns IN
known, who carried the papers. Plain
tins say they were alone in the house
when the defendant and the other per-
son called and that the paper was hur-
riedly read over 70 them which, they
allege they were Induced TO sign The
aged couple, IL Is also set OUT, were
each slightly under the influence OF
liquor at the time they signed the
deed. The only money that changed
hands was $50, which amount Sorensen
the complaint alleges, paid TO plaintiffs
for the deed. The sum the old couple
now bring into court and tender TO the
defendant In connection with the relief
prayed for.
Plaintiffs pray that the defendant be
required by an order OF the court to re-
convey the property 20 them and that
In the meantime the defendant be en-
joined and restrained from disposlng Of
or in any manner encumbering the
property
The agreement, a copy OF which is at
tached to the complaint, witnesses that
Harter and his wife conveys the prop
erty to Sorensen for 1920 in monthly in
stallments OF SIS each until the whole
amount is paid The old couple were 10
remain in possession OF the premises as
long as they lived without the payment
OF any rent No interest was provided
for. but II was stipulated that Sorensen
should pay the taxes and water rates
etc. The defendant also reserved the
right TO erect whatever buildings he
chose to on the land, provided he did
not interfere with the ingress or egress
OF the old people from their cottage to
Sixth South street. The paper is signed
by Harter and his wife and is witnessed
by A. j. Meeks.
Frank Hoffman Is plaintiffs attorney.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

The board Of public works held a
meeting today and passed upon a num-
Der Of matters
Engineer Kelsey presented specifca-
lions for sidewalks on First West be-
tween First and Second South, and also
In front Of the old city hall and fire
station. The board decided 10 immedl-
ately advertise for bids and proceed
with the work as 10 the First West
pavement The other was left over for
one week.
The sewer contract payroll amount
Ing to S3e07j was approved. Several
claims In dispute were held over.
Upon motion II was decided 20 here
after require contractors TO furnish the
board with sworn statements Of all in
debtedness II was also decided upon
motion 20 exact all unpaid obligations
OF the contractors securities.
The city engineer was instructed to
furnish the board with specifications
and the necessary data looking 10 the
work on city creek water mains in ac-
o0rdance with the request Of the City
Council. Two plans are proposed. One
Is 70 take up the present pipe and re-
place Il with a large one. and the other
Is for constructing an independent pipe
line
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!: JUDGE TlMMONY'S COURT.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " W wv
sam Hop. a vile looking Chinese
vagrant. who Is afflicted with a loath-
some disease was ordered imprisoned
for 30 days.
Joseph Wilson was accused Of dis
turbing the peace, but before pleading
or attempting any explanation as 10
why he got drunk aud Kicked up such
n row last night. he insisted that his
name was decidedly not Joseph, but
Hugh.
Were you disturbing the peaee|
asked Delhi
II guess l must be guilty" replied
Hugh, and the court said $40 or ditto
days,
fellow named Walsh delivered a
lengthy Dissection on his late travels
and talked himself into Jail for a period
OF 30 days. Ills particular offense was
yagrancy.
Frank Spencer was drunk yesterday
and when asked today how he happened
10 be SO exceedingly indscrete, he r.,
piled that the only way In which he
could account for II was too much cash
followed by no cash and too much
booze" lie was unfortunate enough
10 say that he came from Corey's camp,
and the court remarked. N
Mike Smith was from Corey's camp,
too. and another 50 fell into the city's
treasury.
Paddy Griffin pulled out Of his pocket
n.l0 and magnanimously offered II 10
the court, but II lacked sl.s0-the price
and Paddy went TO jail. He was In.
toxleated yesterday.
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HOTEL AND Personal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

hhdubLuHuIILuub w bb uLGbb bbb
f. l.. oreutt, wool buyer. is at the
KnutsfOrd.
Judge j. II. Lochrle, formerly living
here, but now Of Price, Is visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newell left for
California today. to spend the re-
malnder Of the winter there.
Mrs. Hattie Dart Of Dulon and Miss
Jessie SelWay left for a few weeks visit
In Salt Lake City Wednesday, Ana
conda Standard.
Mrs. Pat Mullins and Mrs. David A.
Dickson and children expect TO leave
for Salt Lake City next week. TO be alb
sent two months.-Butte Miner.
Mr. Monhelmor leaves today for Salt
lake City, on business connected with
the Clatlln company. This, by the way,
Is the biggest wholesale dry goods house
In the world. and Il has 1000 ment in
its omploy,-Leadyille Herald.Demo-
crat.
]. Il. Sullivan Of Denver and J. Aims
worth Of Lyons, Kansas are registered
at the Cullen today.
At the Walker today are J. T.. Lunt,
Logan; J. p. Walker and wife, Ohio
city. Colorado; II. +, Bryan, Omaha.
Registered at the White House to-
day were James Hickey. Nevada; Ben
ton Bowers and wife, Shafter, Texas
VIII Langsdorf 81, Louis r. 81. Quin-
Ian, Helper. A. S. Hush and wife,
PaysOn.
Guests al the Kenyon today are VIM.
Ashton, Denver; Eiw. T. Martin and
Mrs. Martin, Topeka, kans.; +. j,
French, Welsor, Idaho; Geo. w. Clarke,
New York; G. Hoohstakcr Chicago: ].
Baer, Cincinnati. II. Il, Rice and wife
Chicago,
+. c. Gentsch, general manager OF
the Pacific express, Is guest at the
Kenyon for today.
Joe Duker OF ogden, who rustles FOR
the firm OF Scowcroft & Sons Of the
Junction city, Is in town today.
c. X. Banuster. the civil engineer OF
Ogden was here today He returned
home az noon.
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COMMITTED TO ASYLUM.
Mrs. Perea Anderson Atjudged 10 be Of
Unsound Mind,
Scene I'm the Court Room During Ex-
animation = Domestic Troubles
Cause Of Insanity.

Petrea Anderson, married woman
and the mother OF two children, was
examined as to her sanity today and
committed TO the asylum at Provo. The
woman is 80 years old and native Of
Denmark. Up TO until last Saturday she
resided with her husband NJ. e. An
derson a stone mason, at l6i west
Third South street. She has been In
the asylum before, but was discharged
about a year ago. Last December she
was arrested on the complaint OF her
husband and given a hearing before
Clerk Blair. At that time she was
not very violent, and upon the promise
Of her friends to look after her she was
released.
This morning she was very excit-
able and could not be controlled. She
called her husband and sister all the
vile names she could lay her tongue 10.
and several times threatened TO whip
Deputy Sheriff MacDuff n he did not
keep quiet" and behave" himself, She
remembered the occasion OF the last
nearing anu 81 illNiilfH 'l'lh htAhs
"Oh, know you. she said, address,
ing Mr.. Blair. when / was here be-
fore you sat there scratching your
curly hair. and you said TO me, Mrs
Anderson II you Will try 10 control
yourself. am going TO let you go; but
II you ever come here again. | SHAH
commit you TO the asylum Isn't that
what you said7"
Il believe It ls." replied Mr. Blair
well, I'm here" said the woman,
"and what are you going TO do about
it,
The poor woman would then try TO
sing. and every now and again would
alternate the same with loud scream
and an oath or two. The form OF in
sanity with which the woman is atlilct-
ed is described as mania. aud Is believed
to have been caused through domestic
troubles.
The examination was conducted be,
fore County Physician II. A. Anderson
and Or f. 5. Wright
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Observation-Disclosures unJuunn
WITH THE JUSTICES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

II. +. Baker, the man taken into Gus
tOdy some days ago on the charge Of
fraudulently removing household goods
from the boarding house OF Miss VIII
lard when the lady had lien on the
same, was found guilty yesterday af-
ternoon In Justice Pardee's court Bak-
or and his wife boarded at Miss VIII
lards aud ran up bill OF $40. The
landlady secured a lien on the Bakers
baggage, etc. Baker then stood on the
sidewalk while Mrs. Baker threw the
things 70 him. This morning Baker was
fined $50 by Justice Pardee.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Large TO unwieldllness, enthusiastic
TO the very farthest point OF proprle,y.
and appreoiatiye to the FINAL drop Of the
curtain. was the audience that sat and
stood az the Theater last night to Wit
ness the initial performance in this city
81 Cleopatra" by Blanche Walsh. the
ambitious young aspirant to the high
pinnacle " fame occupied by her prede.
cessor Fanny Davenport. Just how
near she came 20 satisfying the expec-
tati0ns Of her auditors Is difficult TO
tell. That she Is beautiful. charming
and gifted all concede. that her talents
are Of the highest dramatic order Is
unquestloned, but the thought that she
can yet wear the mantle OF "Cleopatra"
as ably AZ did the great actress who
made the role In America what Bern
hardt made II IN Europe, cannot be
stated with due regard FOR the facts.
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Aud IN accordance with law aud an oicai
the hoard OF Directors made on me lV'a
~ Jan, 1870, 10 many shares OF cacu
OF such stock as may be necessary ,,
sold at pablo auction az the once d
Secretary, go MhltIngnam BOOK,
lake Clty, Utah, on the 5th day gi ~
ig)J, at If O'Clock a. m. 20 pay we aeAls
assessment thereon together WIN lAs o0''
advertising and expense Ol SAFE
JOSEPH A. MEsT, secrela,i!
s06 Whltlngh4m Block, Salt Lake IVY y
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MRS. KESCEL DEAD.
Sister Of Police Officer Eddingt0n
Passes Away at Park City.

Police Officer EddIngton received the
sad news this morning of the death Of
his sister. Mrs, Joseph Kescel OF Park
city. Mrs. Kescel was III but a very
short time. She was wen known In Salt
Lake as Miss Lille Eddington.
The deceased was born IN this city Is
years aEo, and was a most estimable
lady. She went 70 Park city with her
husband. and they made their home
there. Her mother Is now at Teton
Basin. Idaho and has been sent for.
Her father. William Eddington. went 10
Park city today. as did also others Of
the family, The remains Of the de-
ceased Will be brought to this city for
burial.
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Estate of George b. Wallace.

In the matter Of the estate Of George
B. Wallace, deceased, petition has
been filed In the probate court praying
for the appointment OF s. d. Wallace,
George b. Wallace Jr and Joseph d.
Wallace as executors under the terms
Of the will. The estate consists Of real
and personal property OF the total value
Of s6.3l5. The heirs are the twenty
seven children OF the deceased. The
family relies. including a gold watch
belonging to the deceased. are TO be
disposed Of among the children by cast.
ing lots. The petition will be heard
on Saturday. March 10.
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PASSED FORGED CHECKS.
r. C. Hays Arrested by Detective
Sheets for Swindling People.

This afternoon Detective Sheets ar
rested r. c. Hays, an agent, on the
charge OF passing forged checks.
II Is said that Hays passed a check
on the Walker House for 81, one on the
Salt Lake Meat company for SO and
another on Finch Bros. He Will have
q hearing tomorrow
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EVANSTON, WYO.
New Meeting House In owen Ward,
Near Old Fort Bridger.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Evanston, Wyo., Feb. l6,--The Wood
ruff Stake presidency attended the
opening Of a new meeting house the
18th and 18th inst. az the owen ward
In the IT. Bridger country. The new
house is a frame building 3ixGJ feet
and Il feet 10 the square built upon a
good rock foundation, and is a we'll
built and solid structure. Great credit
Is due Bishop Samuel II. Brough and
others Of The brethren and sisters who
have stayed right with the Bishop In
the work Of erection. The building will
cost $500 when fully completed.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS,

A marriage license was issued today
TO Reuben lie Roy Decker, q and En-
ma Adele Ziegler, q, both OF Salt Lake
City.
Margaret Case Is suing Hyrum IT..
Case for divorce in the Third district
court on the grounds OF cruelty, deser-
ton and failure 10 support
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The classified advertisements Of the
News" on the sth page form a most
popular medium OF information between
small advertisers and the great public.
The price Of an advertisement Is with.
In the reach OF any and all. Express
your wants through the News"
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LOST

TODAY, TUESDAY, BETWEEN YOr-
Bros. Music Store, and Llneles Candy NJ
on First South, q ladle, shopplug b,p +,
tanning a purse aud two piece, oi Lea,
Finder win please lea We h at Young n
Music store and 10 rewarded.
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Music and Wealth.

San Francisco. Feb. 20--The engage
ment OF Miss Camille d'Arville, the
primo donna, and Z. w. Crelin, a local
capitalist. Is announced. The date Of
the wedding has not been fixed.
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Rouse the Liver

Cure Sick Headache, Bill.
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 2sc. per box.
rrsyuodby c.LHood 8 Co, Lowell, Mass
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NEARLY RECOVERED.

The many friends OF Lester Wallach
will be pleased 10 learn that he has
nearly recovered from his recent attack
Of pneumonia and viii shortly be at
his desk again.
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Supreme Court.

Only one case was argued before the
Supreme Court today and that was p.
G. Peterson VS. George T. Bean, appel
liant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-20

The petltlon Of samuel u. wallace "a
peniamin Wallace. Jr. and joseph Y. /,
lace. praying for the admls,llon y, " Ral,hs
a certain document purpoi ny " t ~. w
viii and te,tament Of 0eofge BIZ,
Wallace, deceased, and for the 5Hlsi1
ie,ters documentary 20 samuel " va
George benjamin Wallace, ", slil y, ~.
Wsiisee has been set f0r hcHrns on III
nav. The 10Th day Of March. 4. j. W. n., ~
n'c'orE a m. atthe County tolrt IVA in
he Conrt Toom o. said Court "a san
Ciiy. salt Lake County: ttthr Nth
Witness the Clerk q sad t q, M VA ds}
sal thereof afiscd tbs -''h '''
February. A y. lPg, ,,,.p,p Cerj
seal DAVID C. Du NBA X ~ ~
BY ALERT J. Scare Deputy , u'sa'
y. V, Jones' W.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT,

Salt Lake City. Feb. 20. 1900.
Today's olearlngs.. =. -, ...'Set6oi 46
Same day last year. E. -. -, S6O0l2.5l
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MAYOR PARD0NS BLUME.

John Blume. peddler who was given
1875 days in the city Jail by Judge Tim
mony for Improper conduct, was today
pardoned by Mayor Thompson.
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Are prepared from Ma.
lures mild laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
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TO CURE La GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tablets.
AN druggists refund the money II II
fails 10 cure. 4. w. Grove's signature
Is on each box 2Jc. ?
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Stops the Cough
aud works OFT the Cold.

Laxative Bromo-Qulnlne Tablets cure cold
IN one day No Cure, No Pay. Price 25c.
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Guaranteed.

Our Three Crown baking powder Is
used In the finest hotels, bakeries
restaurants and families, manufactured
by people who have lived In Salt Lake
twenty-five years; what more can be
said OF Three Crown baking powder
and what risk can YOU take by ylyins It
a fair test. Price. 25ots pound. All
Three Crown goods guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL surEeisrrypryrs

Are your advanced classes provided
with Or. Talmage's new Church text
book. The Articles Of Faith7 II not,
call at the News" Office and obtain the
special terms offered.
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DIED,

cARLSoN.-In Salt Lake Cite ~.
FEBRUARY 10, 1900, Mrs Ws,s'a
Carlson, wife OF a. ". Carlson m y,
deceased was a native Of Sweden i.
was " years Of age. Her DEAN 8,
caused by pneumonia.
The funeral will be held from i,
FIRST ward meeting house on W.
day al o'clock ,. m. Friends lnvi,s5'
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wAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY CELEBRA.


A, chrlstensen's matinee at T. grand
ball at $50 p. m, Wednesday. Feb. 22nd.
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NOTICE.
In the District Court, PROBATE y, M
und for Salt Lake County : m'e "
In the Matter OF abe Estate o. NAV'
:" Wv Clawson. Deceased

The petitlou OF spencer Cayson i 49, y
,.a,n, pof he estate Of Nabble \ .,asd
deceased. praying for an order lT,i si. \,
Inc and directing sad e pay ~ ,lTl
10 borrow not more than ,l I, ,,,e WI Z "A
nurpose Of paying the debts o. '' ,ss s1 y, I'd
and for other purposes anu ~ M e,taie
reai estate Of the estate OF s'la
security seq Tor the same am ana o,
prayinS tor the settlement g. ga D. petiI
annual account rendered 70 . .,sy nd
sas seen set for hearing on satsre as o'cl
day Of March, A. D, i.po. ~ uo s IA
a, m. At the County ooI ~ an Lake q
Court Room OF sal1 von'' ." '
San Lake County, Utah. .,,h
"t sesi thereof sfixed ;his s0ih D''
february, A. u. 1909, rp.p clsh
,s.o,, UkVfD &, DUNBAR ~
Nv AtnERr j. START. Deputy V'N~
Young L Moyls Attorneys
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ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.
MCCORMICK & CO.

Mingo bullion. -. 80. -, -. .,.A,bVO
Silver and lead ores. =. -. -. 4lVO
BAMBERGER & MCMILLAN.
Rullion ~ 100
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DELINQUENT NOTICE..

santaquin Mining Co. Principal plso
business salt Lake City, Utah.
NOTICE:-There are delinquent upon
following described stock on account u
sessment No one % levied on The lob lly
January, 1900, the several amounts sei ID
site the names Of the respective shaRh0.l
rs follows.
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pRoBAIE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clerk or the Resp'
I've slgners for Further
Information.
In the matter OF the estate OF Ge'fs'
jamin Wallace, Diseased
NOTICE

In the District Court, Probate nl,F,, Ri
and for Salt Lake County, sIate Oh va
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BAGULEY-In thls clty r.,

hAI LEI IN lhis city Feb. % IA
OF cancer, Nancy Baguley. aesi
years born in Halshawmoore p,
land. a
Funeral services viii be ben
Wednesday at 10 O'Clock a. m fron ,
Fifteenth ward meeting house. FdsS
are respectfully invited 10 attend
The remains can be viewed AZ /
daughters residence from No ! p-
bands court, on Tuesday at p m
Wednesday at $3.50 a. m.
Evanston papers please copy
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KESCEL~-At Park City, Utah al =,
m. Monday, Feb 18th, Of bioo5.n
soning, Lillian Eugene Kescai
loved wife Of Joseph Keseel =
daughter Of William and Mari L /
dington. Deceased was b YEAR
age, and was a native Of Salt Ia
city. The body will be brougS,
this city for interment
Notice OF funeral later
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Medical advice free Address Warmers
Safe Cure 90, Rochester. \. v Microscope
cal examination on application.