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1NrEREsr1NG WArER cAsE.

An interesting case IS now before Jus
tlce Benson, wherein NJ L.
Bennett IS accused Of taking
the aqueous fluid we are all
seeking just now. This promises 10 be
an interesting case and VIII doubtless
De carried 20 a higher court The de-
PENDANT owned title 20 water prior 10
the incorporation OF Beaver City, and
the CITY had failed 10 let him have his
roportlon. and after waiting the action
OF the city council, he took the water
20 save his crop
a jury was called and after the hear
ing a verdict of guilty was rendered and
the defendant was fined 50 and costs.
SIS In all Notice OF appeal was given,
and we shall await the result with con-
siderable interest as some muchly
mooted questions win Doe involved.
a case Of grand larceny was brought
before the Justices court for prelImin-
airy examination The accused are two
young men of this city examination
was waived and bonds given for APP
Searance az the district court
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WASHINGTON.
Welcome Rain-Flood in Rio Virgin
The gath.
Special CORRESPONDENTS.

Special Correspondence.
Washington. Washington Co., July
2j.-We had a gentle rain here on sat
urday, DIST inst, which wet the ground
about half an inch. II is much appre-
clated on account OF the long continued
drouth. a food came down the Rio
Virgen, and now our canals are not so
destitute OF the necessary liQuld for
irrigation.
The health Of the people Is improving,
but many have gone TO Panguitch
10 recruit,
We celebrated the oath In grand style.
4 procession paraded the streets In the
carly part OF the forenoon. then pro-
ceeded 10 the meeting house, where the
time was enjoyably spent In speeches,
songs, music. etc.
IN the afternoon foot races and a
dance for the children were In order,
aud a dance In the evening for the
older ones
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OAKLAND.
Prosperous Settlement in Hobble
Creek Canyon.

Special Correspondence.
Oakland, Utah Co.. July 2l-This
place "a situated IN iIobble Creek cam
yon The people are scattered along
the canyon from SrhnsyYlle Cor fifteen
miles, and are very comfortably situat-
ed. making a living by farming and
stockr3isiug. This season has been very
favorable for grain and hay Citizens
are very much inconvericnced for lack
Of postof,ce accommodated The people
have petiuonej through Hon VIM, II.
King 10 make an EFFORT 70 get mall
service
Yesterday Hon. A, NJ Dougall and
family, a their ranch here, celebrated
the birthday OF their son, w. b., who
lost his life az Scofeld in the explosion,
A flagstaff was erected and the day
spent In appropriate ceremonies IN COM
Incorporation az the young mans life and
death. a feast was prepared by the
parents and an were invited THE fat
ted calf was killed and rclished by the
guests. a silver spoon was presented
to all who helped erect the flag pole, and
assisted In any way.
Many are spending their leisure time
camping In the hills hereabouts There
r. a branch Church organization here
with all the auXillaries OF the different
societies and the people are compare
lively happy and cOntented.
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pANGUlTCH.
Held for Grand Larceny go Home Of
Jos. willis Destroyed by Fire.

h'ih lbi bfdhh i4diiful hbNIt OF
Jos. willis Destroyed by Fire.
Special Correspondence.
Panguitch, Garfield Co., July 25-
Last Thursday Sheriff Haycock and r.
W. Levy arrested Billy" Moore az
Henrievlile. In this county. for grand
larceny Some others are implicated
with him They had a hearing before
Justice Worthen IN Panguitch last Sat-
urday. and Moore gave bonds In the
sum OF twelve hundred and fifty dol
lars. 90 appear before the district court
next November The other three's bonds
were hEed at $500 each.
Tor several days before the Twenty
fourth our streets were lined with
wagons headed for panguitch lake.
Pangultch people made their great run
last sunday when nearly everybody
and their families pulled out for the
lake. No doubt they have had a hot
time OF it.
Whew We wish It would rain Crops
are suffering severely Tor water. and "
II does not rain soon We viii loose
much Of our crops
Today about / .. m the house Of
Joseph Willis caught fire. and for want
Of water Il was soon totally destroyed.
No doubt a subscription viii be raised
Tor the family, as they have nothing
left.
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CROP PROSPECTS.

The sclf-bindcr Is busy az work har-
vestng the stan OF lIfe. Hot winds.
dry weather and shortage OF water WIZ
reduce the crops TO about % per cent oil
the usual output
The second cutting OF lucern VIII be
very light The weather has been rum
ming "a BLUM for some time past. Heavy
black clouds would hang overhead
drop a few drops OF the much desired
moisture. then pass on
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Assr..MrNr No. s..

pILLIuN BErk TJNNEL. COMPANY.
Principal place 1' bl.iues. hclorn.ck 3
tof. UIH.. sale Lake lts UuI. NOTICE
}. hereby SVEN @ 3t at meeting ~ ihe
l.I.IUf d.rr.tOr. o. DO. HU.0u Beck ln-
reI ...Ully. htuat sat Lase tItI. Utah,
0n tIr Zen 4ay Of June, lpO au assessment
az on. u| cent per share va. levied ou the
.s.fa Joth %. tHc corporation, issued and
ogt-ani.u-. payable 90 once t1 q. ha4tlgr
SAID take tlJy Uu. Any STOCK upon WHICH
assessment may remain unpaid on Nln-
gay tIe sih day OF july 1910 E.l. be ue-
Induunt and advertised f1r sale 90 public
aus lon. and un'e,, agmeut Is ma1o before
MN be- sold ON saturday. tfe 18th day of
August i4U0. az o'clock pm, 40 The oaice Qf
the company Mccormick 6 Co : kauk. SAT-
lake city. tab % pay the delinquent as
ses,meut. together With the cost 81 alver-
tlslug and expense OF sale.
4. HANAUER, JR, socretary
June e. la00.
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BLOOMINGTON.
Refreshing shower - River Flood 81
Health Improving.

Special Correspondence,
Bloomington. Washington Co. July
25-On July 2lst we had a good rain
which wet the ground down about an
inch. revving the psrched country re
markedly a food came down the Rio
Virgen, and now our canals are full Of
water-the article we have been so
much needing for some time.
We did not celebrate the oath this
time. except IN a dance at night.
So many desired to 80 TO ST. George for
the day.
The people here are afflicted with a
kind Of epIzootic and Group combined,
but all are nicely improving.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT NO
person l. authorized 90 procure credit make
purchases OF any kind whatsoever. or 10 coll
lect accounts or monies ia the name Of tho
Elias Morris Sous company, a corporation
except such persons or person as may hold
written authority therefore. signed BY NeDhi
l. Morris manager Tor said corporation.
Dated this 18th day Of July, A. ID. 1900.
By order oi the Board OF Directors OF
ELIAS NORRIS a sons COMPANY.
acorDOrstion.
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Ms - MIrncleg

1.-THE marvellous cure Of Mrs Rena j..
Scout OF Consumption has erected In.
tense excitement IN Cammack, Ind
writes Marion Stuart, n leading drug.
gIst OF Muncie Ind. "She only weighed
90 pounds when her doctor In Yorktown
said she must soon die. Then she began
20 use Dr. Kings New Discovery and
gained 81 pounds IN weight and was
completely cured" II has cured
thousands OF hopeless cases, and is
positively guaranteed TO cure all
Throat. Chest and Lung diseases. SOC
and SlO9 Trial bottles free at D. c, M.
| DRUG Dent
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every Hill and dale. ! am pleased 70
say. your agent did a land office bust
ness Tor the News" Allow me TO
say that thousands OF your readers are
watching the 10000 mark and doing
much 20 make IT, Many gentlemen. nom
Morm0ns. say Yes sir. no paper comes
our way so early as the News aud 10
is a clean. able and well edited paper.
and IFS great Increase must De q source
Of great satisfaction 20 the manage
ment.'
Elder Ray Mecham has Just returned
from the Southern states mission. and
he said n the Latter-day Saints IN 4ll
the stakes OF Zion only knew what an
aid the paper was In the missionary
field. every family throughout Zion
would BE- a subscriber. He said. Il
made myself a travelling agent for the
News In my field of labor with good
success, and many who can't go on
missions could perform good missionary
work by sending their sons a few C0-
pies aud by their giving them away
could help the cause and yet stay at
home. | am now "a home missionary
and shall continue my work for the pa
per az home Several other young
men, lately returned, bore the same
record, stating that IN their visit TO
the wards. they win tell the Bishops
and the people what the News is do
ing abroad II has done much 90 allay
many silly prejudicee and people there
say. why, do you Mormons have such
q newspaper In Utah?' They think, as
your correspondent does, that Utah is
all there IS.
Cussia stake conference Is announced
az Elha August 70 and 70, Sunday and
Monday
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VINO Man rnrned Yellnw.

Great CONSERVATION was felt by tho
friends OF NJ. a. Hogarty, Of Licking
ton, KY. when they saw he was turn
Ing yellow His skin slowly changed
color also his eyes, and he suffered ter
T I,o h's malaay was as. iellg% Jaun-
tors. but without benefit Then he was
advised TO try Electric Bitters, the
wonderful stomach and Liver remedy,
and he writes After taking two bot
ties / was wholly cured" A trial proves
It's matchless merit Tor all Stomach,
Liver and X dney troubles. Only Soc
Sold by y c. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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TIE TWENrY. FouRrH.

July 2iih was celebrated In the usual
manner At 10 a. No. the people assem-
bled at the meeting house where a wei
prepared and executed program satis-
lied the audience; a dance for children
and outdoor sports in the afternoon,
with the inevitable dance at night for
the grown people, constituted the pro-
ceedlngs OF the day
The North Branch OF Monroe ward
two and a half miles from here. had
splendid time on the oath A splendid
spread under the shade OF trees accom-
m0dated about $50 people, who sat
down 90 the dainties and substantlals
of lfe All was harmony and enjoy
mont
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p A. Danforth, OF Lagrange, Ca
suffered for six months with a fright
ful running sore on his leg; but writes
that Buck,en's ArniCa SalYe wholly
cured It In five days For Ulcers,
Wounds. Piles It's the best salve IN
the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c.
Sold by y. G. NJ l. Drug Dept
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~ THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division. in and for Salt Lake Couu-
ty State Of Utah. In the matter Of the
estate uf AImira Henderson deceased.
Notice he petition OF Alexander Heuder-
son. administrator Of the estate " Almira
Henderson deceased. praying Tor an order OF
sale VI real property ~ said decedent and
thar al person, Interested appear before Tie
said Court t1 show cause why an order should
not le granted 90 sell SOD much as shall bs
necessary. " the following described real
estate OF -a.U deceased. tDNlt' Commencing
at point eighteen lsI rods and tEeuty ejl
links south NJ She northwest corner NJ tho
south haf u the north west quarter Oi Sec
tIul i. Township 3 south. Range J west "
the salt Lake MERIDIAN; thence south six
teeul0 rods thence cast forty-fOur a. rods
thence north sixteen 06l rOds thence west
forty four l4A rod, 90 the plHce OF beginning
Being the same land conveyed ln the last de-
s1r.pt.Ou Ot deed from George r. Beck
stead aud wife 90 Almlra Henderson, dated
February 70. l'n. recorded February n. $50
600 ]. Ok 3 j. NJ Deed, 1t page 2Il. h3, been
SET fnr hearing on Wednesday, the ISL dag OF
August s. d. 100 at 9sl0 o'clock a. no., at
tlu County Court House. iu she Court Rom
" said Court ia salt Lake CITY salt Lake
County. Utah
Witness the Clerk OF said
Court with the seal thereof
affixed this l4th day % July.
A. ID 1900
SEAL DAVID g. DUNBAR, Clerk
BV Albert j. Scare. Deputy Clerk.
Ferguson, Cannon & Tanner Attorneys.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE

DELINQUENT NOTICE LUCKY BILL
Mining Company NOtlcs.--1here are do.in-
que upon tlc following described stock ON
account Of au assessment NO. 81. o. TWO ID
cents pee SHARE levied ON the 18th day "
June. 'g.0. on the capital stock OF The COM
pauy uOw .ssIed. the several amounts set
opposite the names NJ the respective share
holders. o. follow.
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And TO accordance with Jaw and BY order
day u June A d. 1900 80 many shares Of each
parcel ~ said stock as may be necessary,
viii be sold GO the oucr % the Company
100 Main street. SAT- Lake city. Utah. az
~ o'clock nom on Wednesday August sth,
lb. 90 pay delinquent assessment thereon
sale
rs. LUFF, Asst Secretary.
Dated July 2ird, l.oO
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nELINnurNr AssEssMrNr Nnr1rr

WEST MORNING GLORY MINING cont.
CITY State Of Utah NOIlCE.TIerr Hr.
delinquent upon che f0IuR.us described
stock on account ~ a4,cssmaut 80 .. levied
ON tho Goth day OF june, laU, the several
amounts SCI opposite tle names of tho re-
spgctiyO shareholders as f0lldvs. t1-w!t.
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is THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division. lu and ilr salt Lake County. STATE
gt Utah. IN the matter oi the estate ~
William Cove deceased NOtIgt lie usfl.
uo1 of Jtlh savings s. Trust COMPANY al.
mu.stratof % tun estate OF william Cow. dee
ceased, uHyIug for 3u order n sale of real
property ~ said deccdelt and that aII Der.
sons lutprcst,d appear before the said Court
90 SHOW cause why 400 order should not be
granted 90 sell SD much gs shall benocrssary.
NJ tuc following described real estate Of said
Decreased, to-W.t. The north seven Gl r1ds
and rho west five H rods VI Lot i've iD, Block
thirteen 90. Plat "A." salt Lake CITY sur
yey has been set '0r hearing on Wednesday.
tlr l,f day " August A. D. 100 40 0lD
o'clock "a. M 100 tne County Court House M
the Court Room 0f said Court Iu Salt Lake
city. salt Lake County Utah
Nituus, tug Clerk OF said
Court with the Seal thereof
roN) git Ned this ieth day OF
July, A. ID, 1900
DAVID g. DUNBAR. Clerk
By Albert j. Scare Deputy Clerk
Geo. T. Nyt, Attorney.
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As per Isf and Iu cOrlau'c with law
and anoraoru che hoard u directors made on
tleuhdayu t June lIuH ,0 many shares on cacn
parcel az ,H.i ,to.. a, may ue necessary VII
Room -Ia Mccormick Building. salt Lake
C.ty. Utah. Uu fhe EtI day ~ J1N 40 10
o'ei1e.am taray tit de- .inquynt assessment
thereon. together uitI the cost ~ adyertis-
& 10. AIRS. Secretary.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT notice

THE WEST MOUNTAIN PLACER MIN
ing company se'vtarys Office salt Lake
city, Utah. NOtice-Ihere are doliuQuent
upou the following described stock on ac-
'uuut of assessment 80 no. levied GA the 1th
Of June, 1870 the several amounts set OppO-
site the names Of the respective shareholders
n. fOLLnM.-
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OAKLEY, IDAHO.
Growth and Popularity of the
News" - Prosperous settlements
Special Correspondence.

I
| Special Correspondence.
oakley. Cassa Co., Idaho, July 60
We went last Saturday through
the City OF Rocks. situated
In the thirty-mile canyon, be-
tween Almo and oakley The grandeur
Of these vast and detached piles Of
rocks. towering hundreds OF feet high.
can hardly be imagined. There are
hundreds OK these Immense piles, stand
ing separate and alone and the vino,
snow, llghtniug and rain during the
centuries have given them all manner OF
grotesque shapes. resembling the ruins
OF some great city. stretching for miles
IN every direction. The patent medl-
cine man has been here and hundreds
Of tourists have painted their names
ON these huge piles.
Mr. Poultop. the enterpHl,ng shoe
man of u. e. 81. H. has q huge painted
ad. OF the =. c.. NJ. ], boots ara shoes.
Here was fhe Ola California stage
route. and many a told lIchwayman
has held up the stage ard Wells, Fargo
treasure box has suffered. Five thous-
and dollars 10 gold bars are stu hid
den and many have tried TO find IL bot
In vain.
OAKLEY.
Is the largest town In Caasia county.
and has "a population OF about 100
souls. scattered miles and miles apart
They are fast building up the business
center. and II they continue 20 DO SO
will some day become the metropolis
Of the county. Their new meeting
house OF dressed lava rock. II they don't
spoil Il by partitions, will be the hand
soonest building n the county.
This year the wool clip brought 20
Oakley alone one hundred thousand
dollars. The people are rich prosper
Gus and happy, but are so wide apart
on immense tracts of land, raising hay,
luccrn. aud just enough grain Tor home
consumption. az transportation Is not
within reach New railroads are COM
ing. however Keltun on the S. Z. h.
r.. co miles distant. Minadoka. 60 miles,
on the o. S, l..
The snake river Is lower than FOR
many years past The boatmen on the
900 foot ferry have great difficulty IN
reaching the piers on account OF shallow
water. Oakley has little water but
many have fine wells and wind mills,
among which Is one owned by Thomas
Poulton. Esq. who has three pumps at
tsched 10 his wind mill and dressed
lava rock reservoir lined with Portland
cement. 2O120, holding 1900 gallons
which can be filed every five hours
Mr.. Poulton commenced a S2.0No brick
residence yesterday.
THE 2lTH AT OAKLEY.
Oakland celebrated the oath In hne
style. immense crowds coming from
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CHILDREN GUESS

The population Of Salt Lake-a new
$500 STANDARD Dictionary given the
successful guesser. See the News
advertisements
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business during the summer months as
compared with the same period last
year. In two instances, however phe,
nomenal increase In business Is reported
for June.
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OUR OWN STATE.

-.. ,-ancn once OF the Deseret .News
ne tSn IA al No 400 rwenty-fourth
.irssi where advertisements en MeS suG Il
tcfpug3 bv carriers IN ogden every
dslsi'g,S' on the same terms as In SAT-
lake city. ----
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
UNION PAclElo BY.
LOGAN
Aauonal Divorce Case - Painful
Accident in Lumber Min.

sensational Divorce Case - Painful
Accident in Lumber MIN.
special Correspondence.
logan Cache CO., July 2s-panors
~. MED In the county clerks Office
No" which promise a rather sensa /.
pos - y divorce case for the consldera-
\" VI Ihe first district court Fredor-
No.. N,Itens, Of Lewiston. asks for an
lbs5.,it.Iom his wife on the grounds OF
hi. I,sNty' alleging the breach of VIZ.
~, y ct nave occurred while he was All.
' ''ling q mission.
LITTLE CHILD SHOT.
Message came from Paradise This
s,tsr 1'oh summoning physlclan 10
MDss We Z'year-old child OF Wm. ID
Wis which had been shot In the mech
IN. BAN from a 22-caliber riae in
hoi SIenls Of her little brother. II IL
L b Iagwh how seriously the little one
ssr -., hyfum Bair. Of Richmond IN.
vhlos y an operation yesterday In
ltld b.e bone Of one OF his legs was
be,n c , and scraDed. Mr.. BAR hss
"a for "1tgp.ed with bad leg of and
ul'V years, and several opera
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MONROE.


Special Correspondence.
Monroe, Sewer CO.. July 2G-Funeral
services were held July 22nd over the
remains OF Frances Lillian Hansen, be-
loved daughter of Nicls r. and Hannah
Hansen who died OF dropsy july 20th
after "a lingering and painful illness
OF several months aged ~ years Many
attended services as an expression Of
sympathy ana respect Tor The be-
TeaVed
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CHILDREN GUEssl

The population OF Salt Lake-a new
tl2.OO Standard Dictionary given the
successful guesser See the News"
advertisement.
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Tile above sale +. postponed TO August ard
1901 at The same hour and place oy order ~
the Board U' Nr.' tors ...... 49,.
l. III AluIS. Secretary.
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lions have been performed upon IT, lie
Is now improving,
pAINFUL ACCIDENT.

VIM. Twissell an employe IN the IT,.
o. lumber mill In this city, accidentally
caught his hand In a machine today
and badly lacerated two fingers. Sew
eral stitches were necessary to close the
wounds
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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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PROBATE ANn GUARDAS,utp
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the Rssp.o
tive sigacrs f0r Further
Information

~ THE DISTRICT COURT G.0BATa
Division in and tOr Salt Lake u0I-ty' -t4ts
NJ Z tab lu che matter of the ot4f. "A
sarah NJ Granger hluu.IL deceased. ST tl.1
y Doe petition N lyrum w.. lmbnH 4ri
FRANKLIN D. himhl.L praying f0r tIo td.
mission t1 PrODIleuf accr,a.u 4. C11UHt1gr.
porting to De the at NII. uHi Testament a
sarah ". GRANGER kmlH tcfea.el. uHi
fIr The grant p M Letter, ro,tluauta.y 10
Nyrum vs. NmbNI and IuuaIn ID. Kim.
.lu, las been set for hcau1g 600 Wednesday.
t1e lst day of August a. d.. 400. no Isl
o'clock "a. % 90 the County Court Rouse In
he ,ulr. Room OF said Court .u san Lake
tty, salt Lake County ltah
Witness tho Clerk OF lIu Court
with the seal thereof an.ei
l>salI this 10Th DAY N July a. ID. Iml.
DAVID q. DUNBAR. lIprk.
By Albert j, -osre Deputy Clerk
Richards g. Naflau. Attorneys
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THE 2ITH AT OAKLEY

Oakland celebrated the Path In fine
style, Immense crowds coming from