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OFFICE or THE BOARD or PUBLIC
Works, City Hail. Salt Lake City. sept. III,
1900 sealed proposals Will DO received al
sent 8. iqo0 Tor the work OF repairlpg a5i
re-suriacing asphalt payementa Instructions
20 bidders. together With specifications aud
form for contract aud bond can be obtained
upon application az the Office Of the board
The right IS reserved % reject any and all
bids. by order OF the Board Of Public Works
JOHN + DOOLY, Chairman
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NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT rs
pursuance OF an order II the Dstrc. Court
6t-thp Third Judicial District On and for -.t
Ike county. state Of uuh. made ON lb.tt
day uf september 1870 In tho matter ~ HU
estate and Guardianship OF A gu De- Park gt
MI minors the undersigned The guardian NJ
the estate and persons OF sald u,n1r WIN
sell at public auction TO tho htH0st bidder
Tor cash aud subject 20 coutrmntlou by sold
court 90 Monday thy 2itn day OF -up,.mO.g
r0. al twelve o'clock U.. nc the West front
door III the city and County Building Intat
Lake City, Utah. ell the right uUu aul lu-
torost ~ said minors IN aud On au tOAr core
taln niece or panel o. land, Lying auI being
In me county ~ salt Lake. state N itHh
ana bouudrd and described as follows t0H.t
Commencing at point 1880 chains Fast from
the northwest corner ~ lou .ei.1n town.
ship , north. range = east -a @ Jake NeH-
dan and running thence cast 30 clI.u.
thence south 1885 chains % tho center M
lane. thence north ~ degrets west 2el chains.
thence north 6a5 chains, thence cast U %
chains, thence norih5 80 chainst 90 ne place
Terms and conditions Of salo' Cash, ts1 rar
cent down and balance on confirmation by
court. JANE L. IAhh.
Guardian OF the estate and persons W said
minors.
j. n. Moyle, Attorney.
Dated September 1900
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rs as follows

Aud IN accordance With XIV and an Cr.e'
OF the Board OF directors, made on the
day OF August, 1900 70 many shares Of a.,
parcel or such stock as may be uccrs>.-- Z
viii be sold at the Office Of the company, 'l'
Jennings BLOCK, 81 West First south ~tlae'
noon, on the lst day ~ October a D.. lt.. OBJ
pay delinquent assessment thereon, together
with cost OF advertising aud expense Of sa.H
SAM WILLIAMSON.
Secretary OF star Gold aud silver MlHut
Company, Room 2l7 Jennings Block salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated September IL 1900
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,

Consult County Clerk or The rgspec.
tive sgners for further information.
-r
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE Or
Nnkap0e l{aaopa. deceased. Creditors sin
presont claims with vouchers % tho under.
signed at the office % Richard, 81 Nlrau.
Mccormick BlOck, salt LAKE & ON uf u-
ioro Inc twonty-socond day N Nay A. ID.
HANNAH KAAEpA
Administrators OF the Estate OF haAau0e
kaaepa. Deceased
Richards q Narlan. Attorney.
Date OF Grst publication, 18Th day Of
August, A. d. 1890
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srocKHoLnERs, MEETING.

salt Lake City. Sept 10 100
Inc annual stockholiers meeting ~ tlo
cho Land & stock company win bs h0ia 90
the companys Office, with Spencer ClaWsol
", 10 broadway, saturday. Octter
lV9 az ii a m, tof the election ~ officers and
such other business A. shall come before o..
JAMES -MRATHALL. President
IA. N CLAWsON IR.. zee. = Ite-I
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MEADOW.
Mutual Meetings Migrating TO Idaho
Good Crop of LuceFn Seed.

Mutual Meetings Migrating 10 Idaho
Good Crop of Lucern Seed.
Special Correspondence,
Meadow, Willard Co. Sept 13.-The
annual meeting Of the Young Ladies
NJ /. A. is In session, commemorative
Of their organization Mrs Howard
Bushnell presiding. A grand ball will
be held by them this evening.
one or two more families are think
ing OF joining the exodus 70 Idaho.
which will make five families from here
this season.
The officers OF the Young Mems NJ. I.
A. Of the Stake will hold meeting here
on Sunday next Apostle Reed Smoot
is expected 10 be present.
Daniel Bushnell's wife has lately pre-
sented him with another son.
The crops are light but a splendid
yield OF lucern seed, somewhat a sur
prise, will compensate for the poor
yield OF grain
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TEMPLE NOTICES.
uunn1nnnnnnnnnnnHnnnnnn

SALT LAKE TEMPLE.
The Salt Lake Temple win close on
Friday evening September 2Sth, and
reopen on Monday, october s. 1900
LORENZO SNOW.
ST. George Utah Aug g. 1900
The ST.. George Temple will close
Friday evening, September 2sth, and
reopen Tuesday morning. october 30
1900. DAVID II. CANNON.
President.
Manti Temple Will be closed Monday,
October LIST. 1900 II will reopen Wednes.
day morning october 10th az $3.50,
Service $780,
JOHN ID. T. McALLiSTER,
President
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE aY.
ARRIVES

From North and Northwest a. m. 400 D. m.
100 m
non South. 7.l5 am. 1910 a m, l,sO p. m,
ifI ,, IN. and II .d5p.m
LEAVES
Tor North and Northwest 7isO a. M. 1925 a
~. II cop. m
Tor south. $50 o, m. $50 a, M, 1902. NJ, 40
Pm. and7;i5 ?. m.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

ARRIVES
lron West, e'iS am, las p m.. $50 p IN.
LrAvEs
iof Ntstbio a. m, ilii5a m, . As .. m.
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT SALE OF
SIOCh

STAR GOLD & SILVER MINING COM
City aud County. state OF Utah Notice
There are delinquent upon The following
described stock on account Of assessment
levied on tho 7th day II August. 1910, tho sew
erai amounts set opposite the names OF The
respective stockholders as follows
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UNION PACIFIC RY.

lnRIyRs
ION Fast, s'ooS NJ, 2iIop m and 10 D N.
LEAVES
ior kast7 sQa. m. alB ,. m. and SOU p m
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Rio oRANpe WESTERN RY.

ARRIVES
lion South and last. io;B a. m. 200 D. n.
tuo II :5sp N
laws
lutouth and Fast i;sS a m. 2iis p m. and
us ,. m.
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nr1lNorrNr AssEssMrNr NorIcG

PRIDE OF THE WEST MINING COM
many. Notice There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on account of
assessment levied on tho ,th day oi August
100. tho several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders AS ioi-
lHgua
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nrLrNorrnr ASSIGNMENT NOTICE

THE NEW STATE GUN CLUB, sECRE-
tary'- office. salt Lake CITY August %, I'D
Noilce There are delinquent upon tlc '.I-
lowing described stock, on ac.o, no VI a-.'-s-
ment levied on the 9th day o. July. 1884, the
several amounts set opposite mo name, OF
the respective shareholders AS follow, VIZ.
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49,. ,ranon once Of the Deseret News
Ihe ~, n AT No, lG6 Twenty fourth
lhlrSei. where advertisements ana SUP,
tcfpuoIN ~ carriers In Ogden every
dens'yns on the same terms as IN SAT-
fake city.
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COALVlLLE.
Hoboes Arrested for HOUSEKEEPING
go Jury List for October Term.

Special Correspondence.
Coalvile. Summit County, Sept IA
W. n. jenkins and James Burke were
arrested yesterday on the charge OF
HOUSEKEEPING. The crime was COM
mitted at Castle Rock. and the house
broken into was the residences OF a
Jap" The preliminary examination
Will be held tomorrow. The defend
ants are hobos. No booty was secured
by the tramps.
JURY LIST.
County Clerk Pack. County Treas
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RICHFIELD.

FTIEUIIUI hVIIUVHI = bVl '"'"''"
from q Horse and Skull Crushed
Special Correspondence.
Richaeld. SEWER County. Sept. IA
Robert Hyattc. the l2-year-old son OF
Walter Hyatte Of Joseph, was thrown
from a horse yesterday and had his
skull crushed in badly. He has but
slight chances OF recovery.
The Young Ladies' association OF
Rlchneld held It's annual meeting In
the tabernacle Wednesday evening and
rendered a most interesting program,
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Working Overtime.

Eight hour laws are ignored by those
tireless, little workers-Dr. Kings New
Life Pills, Millions are always at work,
night and day, curing Indigestion,
Blliousness Constipation. Sick Head
ache and all Stomach, Liver and Bowel
troubles. Easy. pleasant, safe, sure.
Only Csc at z. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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ON WEDNESDAY.

Al Enterprise, u 5-year old son OF
Mrs Wardley, while hanging 20 the tan
OF COW, got thrown against a wire
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n0RGAN.
JOHN HILDITCHrs REMAINS.
Found on Lost Creek and Mutilated
by Wild Animals.

Special Correspondence.
Morgan, Morgan County, Sept IA
DR.. Osgood assisted by Dr. Baker per,
formed a successful operation on ole
Hendrlckson, Of Emery, Summit coun.
~ removing a large tumor from the
abdomen. Mr.. Hendrickson is at the
hotel here and doing well.
on the 18th, Bishop William Giles
OF Milton, lost little girl 10 months
old, Of spinal meningitis.
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ST. GEORGE.

Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence,
ST. George, Sept li.--Our quarterly
conference has Just ended, and we have
had a very enjoyable time. ElaeI
Francis NJ. Lyman being with u.s. ana
gave much good instruction. Inc
weather being OF the best Tuesday
witnessed the first ~ !. A. convention
ever held In the Stake or elsewhere
The wards are from 3 TO 200 miles
apart, making it quite difficult 20 come
70 conference. There arc % assocla-
tons IN the stake, and all were repre-
scented. Bishop Judd OF White i'lhe
district. Nevada, representing Luna
Georgetown and Preston. The conven-
ton was success, Apostle Lyman
being well pleased with the reports OF
the officers, and commencing the oiil-
GERS ia their businesslike manner OF re-
ugTfiuu
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FAIR MEEK.

This Is also fair week. and a great
many people are IN town. The eN-
hibits are good and very good snow
ing is being made considering the
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SUBJECTS TAUGHT:
GENERAL INFORMATION.

Students may enter at any time. and
may take any subjects they wish.
We have no classes, each student be-
ing given individual instruction. Stud
ents are thus advanced as rapidly as Is
consistent with good work. neither be-
ing held back or hurried by others.
School sessions arc from 20 2. Tui-
tion. single month. $500; to June next,
$500 This entities students TO in
struction In all branches.
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YOUNG
LINEN!

Our night school Is designed 10 aid
young men and young women, who are
unable 10 attend school during the day,
and who desire TO better 1T themselves
for a business life.
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NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS.

"A Main ST sat L.Rs eItS, nta6.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-06
WORKED AN OLD GAME.
Got Five Dollars From Father Kelly
 But Was Captured

Matteawan. N I., Dee GA stranger who declares that he is Colonel Heisler of Georgia worked an old swindlng game on the Rev Terrence r. Kelly. pastor of Sr JOachim'S church here but before he could decanp the fraud was discovered and thA man arrested. He admits his guilt. but planes drink for his troublss.
 At 10 o'clock yesterday morning the stranger. who is about GJ years old. well dressed and of excellent appear ancC. called at the rectory and asked to see Father Kelly.
 Good morning. Father" said the caller. Il hav,. called on most pleas ant mission. 1 assure you. My name iS Michael r. Fl:.nnery. and I repre- s7nt the war department in Washing ton. They have sent lne here with q draft for $O50 U rSasnt tO you as d legacy from Thomas Ryau. who lost his life in the Philippines"
 The priest Was nonplussed. not then h.ing able to recall Ryan. However lie accepted the draft and thanked the caller and the department in Washing ton. Just before leaving the caller brought the priests attention to a hole in his pocket.
 That hole cost me $1O this morn iIS. iip NtiItt JOSt siIi tue IllOL6S l had through it. Will you please. Path er let me have $3 until return: as sure you 1 will forward it as S1olras reach Washington" The priest hand ed him &;l without hpsitIucy and the caller departed.
 Tn a few minutes the priest was on his way tO the MatteaWan National bank. On his way it dawned on him that perhaps he had been SwinGled. He knew no Ryan in tn Philippines. Thr priest asked the cashier to telegraph to nreXrl X Co of Philadelphia. on whom the draft was drawn. asking if it was ganpuine. S0cn the answer came back that it was bogus. In the meantime the chief of police had the stranger under surveillance. and he soon took him as prisoner. At first the man insisted that his name was F1anncry. When rOSS-QueStiCned. however. he broke down and said he was Colonel IIpisler of Georgia.
 My son. he said. recently was aD- pointed q cadet to the United States Military academy in West Point. and now is in q preparatory school in High land Falls. When l left home to call on him I had $500 in my pockets, but foolishly spent it on drink. l had once read of such q game being worked. and l selected Father Kelly as my victim. @s I needed money. It is my first and last OtfcnSC. l assure you.
 The prisoner seems penit9nt. and it is doubtful if the priest will press the charge against him.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-06

Governor of Shnnsi Said to Have Ex-
 ecuted Eighty Boxers.

BERLIN. Dec. GA dispatch from Field Marshal von Waldcrsee, dated Pc king. Tuesday. Dee. 1. says strong de tachments of Chinese regulars under Gen eral Ma are reported from Shansi to be holding the mountain passes on the iron tier of CEi-li.
 An explosion at Pao-Ting Flu during the clearing out of q powder magazine, killed one man and wounded Lieutenant Wolfgramm and four others.
 The Chinese minister here has handed the foreign office officials telegram from Ii Hung Chang to the effect that Sin Liang, the new governor of Shaasi has publicly executed upward of 50 rebel leaders and asserting that he is otherwise acting with the greatest severity in the suppression of the Boxers and energetic. ally protecting the missionaries.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-06
NOTICE.

To Whom It May Concern:
 The City of Waterbury hereby gives notice that it will apply to the General Assembly, at it's January session, 1901. for amendments to it's charter provid- ing for the consolidation of the town and city governments of Waterbury: for the extension of it's territorial linn its so that they will be co-terminus with the present boundaries of the town Of Waterbury: and for. permis- sion to issue bonds for the purpose of increasing it's water supply, and for the purpose of funding certain school indebtedness.
 CITY OF WATERBURY.
 By Michael J. Ryan, City Clerk.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-06
TWO OVERCOATS STOLEN.
Hanging on Hall Rack in Grand Street Residence :.

Yesterday afternoon some one en- tered the residence Cf Mrs Dunn on Grand street and walked away With two new overcoats which were hang ing on the hall rack. An old coat that looks as if il might have been used as a target for a crowd Of markSmen on Thanksgiving day was found i'll place of one of the new ones. but the other was q clean steal. nothing being left instead of it. There is no clue to the identity of the thief There is a good deal of this kind of work going on ill Waterbury and although the papers have frequently warned people to lock their doors when they are going out. or happen to lie down to have q rest. still some folks will persist in sticking to their own way of doing things until they get caught. and then they'll use more precaution than is necessary. It is the easiest thing in the world for one to walk in through the front door and carry away what ever he can find Of any value. and dis appear unnoticed by woman who might be busy in the kitchen. People should be on the alert and not allow these Sharpers to steal a march on them.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-06
PRAISE FOR OUR TROOPS.
Sir Claude Macdo1.uId Speaks Highly
 of the EoyS in BEue.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6. - General Chaffee, commanding the China relief eX- petition, has forwarded to the war de partmcnt q copy of d letter received by United States Minister Conger from Sir Claude Macdonald. British minister tC China. speaking in q complimentary way of the review of the American troops which took place at Picking on Oct. ] last. Sir Claude says:
 II have been so busy all day have not had time to write and tell you how much 1 enjoyed the review of your troops. A: an old soldier 1 looked on with critica eye and think that nothing could hay been finer than the appearance of u, boys in blue As an old infantryman i; was to this branch of the service particu larly 1 devoted my attention. and 1 great ly admired the marching and splendid bearing of the men. l have spoken tc some of our cavalry officers since, and they are loud in thDr praise Of both horses and men of the cavalry
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-06
FAST TRACK FOR RACERS.
Colgan. the Human MOtor.' to Ride a
 Wheel Cleared 10 I30


 Wheel Cleared IO 130.
 Work on the track on which the bike racers will compete ill Madison Square Garden Saturday night and all next week was started this morning. \ large corps of men have been engaged for the task, and it is expected that the saucer-shaped timber circuit will be completed before nightfall to-morrow. The track will be banked twelve feet high, with wide turns and slOped scien- tiicalIy. so as 10 do away with the dan ger of falling while taking the turns at top speed. This track will be con ducive to record smashing in the short races and ill the siX-day affair. as tine contestants practically will be com pelled to ride fast at all times
 Colgan, the New Jersey piUgger who will compete in the long distance race. has announced that he will ride q wheel geared to 130 throughout the race This will be q higher gear than any other rider ill the race will ven ture. Colgan is known aS the human motor'' He figures that he cannot pedal as fast as McF allaud. ElkeS and some of the other Sprint"rS. but that with his heavy gear he can hold what ever pace may be set after he gets ill motion. His partner is DiciierSOn. a mail carrier from the mountains of Pennsylvania, who uses his bicycle all through the year. He is no stranger to long distance work. having won q six-day race in Philadelphia several years ago. Mcfarland and EllleS who are in training i'll Baltimore. have sent word that they are in good condition. In trial to see how fast q clip they could stand unpaced without riding themselves out. they managed to roll up forty-eight miles in two hours.
 Michael, who is also training in Bal timore for his fifteen mile paced race with w C. StinsOn on Saturday night. has travelled some fast practice miles behind the motors. Going twenty miles the second mile was clocked in ] :31 and his last mile in shade un- der l 80. The training of the foreign teams at Ambrose park for the siX-day race will end today.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-06
BOYS PUBLICLY THRASHED.
Given a Sound Whipping By Order or
 - the Court

Evansville. Ind. Dee 6.--Four boys were given public whipping here. They are Walter Snder. II, Ollie C.. Geiger. 13; Roy Allison, 8: and Ger hold 1ost, 10. The boys broke into q freight car yesterday and stole a barrel of apples. When arraigned in the police court Judge Winfrey told the fathers of the lads that he would release them on condition they would give them a good whipping in the cor riders of the lookup. This was agreed to and the parents used an old bicycle tire on the boys. The lads were given q hard thrashing and the exhibition was witnessed by dozens of people.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-06
Adirondncns snow Bound.

PLATTSBCRG, \. Y, Dec. G.-From one to two feet of snow fell in northern New York and throughout the Adiron dack region Tuesday and yesterday. mak ing a total snowfall of nearly four feet in less than two weeks. The last storm was accompanied by pr tty strong wind, which piled the snow in drifts. fill ing the highways level full and seriously delaying traffic on railroads in northern New York. The sleeper from New York over the Delaware and Hudson due here at , a. n. was eight hours late. and the sleeper from New York due at Malone al ' q. ID. over the Adirondack and St Lawrence road. was seven hours late The Adirondack lumber woods are So full of snow that the lunlbermen cannot do much of anything.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-06
HOW IS THIS. MERIDEN?
Springfield Polo Team May Locate in
 Meriden.

Springfield Polo Team May Locate in
 Meriden.
 The Meriden Record teiis this tale this morning:
 The New Britain Herald says: w. A Parsons. the Waterbury polo man. ager. was in New Britain this morning. Mir Parsons said that all hands have their eye upon New Britain and he would not be surprised If the eat would jump this way from some direction within a week. AIeriden, he says. has a weeks grace and if the playing strength of the team is not satisfac- tory by the meeting next Sunday. team will be put in New Britain. and it is possible that the Springfield team will go to Meriden.
 MT Parsons says his Lawrence team is all right. t played to S6to last week. which is better than any team in this league was able to do.'
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-06
RETURNED THE FLAG.
Touching Scene at the Session of the
 Daughters of the Confederacy.

Corsicana. Tex. Dec 6.-The most in teresting incident of yesterdays ses- sion of the Texas diviS' ,n of the Daughters of the Confed racy was the returning of Texas flag that had been taken during the war by a New Hampshire regiment. The flag was presented by Mrs Mary Lull, widow Of Lientenant-Col0nel Lull of the Eighth New Hampshire regiment. which cap tured il. At the conclusion of Mrs Lull'S remarks in presenting the flag every woman in the audience ran to wards her. and while the demonstra- tion was Ut it's height some one struck up Yankee Doodle on thA organ. This was followed by Dixie and the Star Spangled Banner. Among those who greeted Mrs Lull was Judge John H. Reagan. the only surviving member of the confede rate cabinet.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-06
MINISTERS IN DIVES.
Two Clergymen Will Preach in the
 Dives Sunday Evening.

Two Clergymen Will Preach in the
 Dives Sunday Evening.
 Chicago. Dec 6.-The crusade against vice has taken a new turn in this city. Tn view of the newspaper attacks on the dives the keeper of two of the most notorious suggested some days ago that the ministers preach in his places. The offer has been accepted and Rev Dr E. F. Goodwin. pastor of the First Congregational church. one of the best known clergymen of this city. will preach in one of the places next Sunday evening. The other place will probably be occupied at the sama time by the Rev Dr D. F. Fox, pnstor of the California Avenue Congregations al church. who is chairman of the for ward movement here.
 Thls course was resolved upon at . Gonerega tional mass meeting held in f5he Union Congregational church
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-06
ANOTHER VICTIM DIES.

Chicago. Dec G.-Another name. making seven in all. was added last night to the list of fatalities from the boiler explosion at the Northwestern railroads power house. when Arthur J. Scully died at the county hospital Another of the injured. George Gillis. is reported worse at St Luke's hos pital.