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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-18
PREPARATIONS FOR FAIR,


a busy scene is presented at the EN-
position grounds these days. There are
a host Of workmen busy preparing the
grounds and buildings for the great
show. All repairs that are necessary
have been made and a number Of I'm.
proyements have been effected The
lights are being put I'm the main build.
ing and the decorations are be.ns
looked after. Many applications tn
space come into the office OF Secretary
Sears every day, and there are now
more entries than there We're last yeal
within two days Of the opening Of tho
Fair
Secretary Sears today received let.
ter from President W. j. Kerr. of the
Agricultural College. at Logan, request
In about 400 square feet of space DO
the main building In which 10 display
the work in manual training and me
chanic arts President Kerr also asks
for ample room In which % exhibit
sheep. swine. cattle. fruit and grain.
The exhibit in manual training Will
DE one of the notable features NJ tho
Exposition. and II Is desired by Prasi-
dent Kerr TO have the exhibits Of that
department placed in the educational
department.
Although Secretary Sears has had
more work this year than last he has 10
reduced TO a better system and there
will not be a repetition OF last year ~
oyercroweded days and piled up work.
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PRESIDENT sTEYYs ROMANCE.


II was something of @ romance that
brought Thorn ta,.u,.r nh. ,,,,-,
rr.si.,.,. ~, a..
H., ', 49,. ot ,l' D Is. a.at' was on nus
~ s,,.iy,.'I.''e w. EUROPE llI me purpose
Dirs ' S,sy. ...I ,, ~" ah4 9,hei"ise equip
plns uliNssiI lor lhe public career which
G ,,-I H.s lalheI anticipated Tor
, ,itE' , Gn oo'Ia iNa steamer when car,
KY, ,'sI u'i'l from cape I3Wn Co England
,,' .'s '5l- tI,l oI Twelve, WIN blue
49,. go i,,l , ,.ANgu Nalr' ,ge daughter Of
,.,..,,.. l'-,''''l'l "'iI.I IastI. ON long
,oyarVs p'S5'NstIs learn Go know one
. ,i,, a.. wy i"I. .y can oA i3nd, ana
Wv 1,,r y ,,,.i. ia" student had abundant
.tppo' tun'ly ln the ANY romps dlrlng
ui.' I'Hs una H,notohols voyage 90
10y W. we NIUE o'ue-ryed maiden The
So VIZ courage ana unselish quail
u. ""iyH nave since sh'he So cohsplcu-
v ,.,,.s j" "lI character OF VIE and
's.".I'
t.,5rt on reaching Europe devoted
.'.'',s,,i 10 lIs IaW, Studying ln Holland
I we" as LONDON. The little fair
ia.igI slIl aiso Went To school and re-
I.i,'u 'ne 'Iuca,l4n % a. young English
''It 81 sold social position
. az, W. 'Hl OF slA years young steyn
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THOUGHT 10 BE INSANE.
Thomas Earl Gets on a Spree and
Thinks that His Little Girl is Dead.


T. Earl. an old veteran, who was
wounded at Gettysburg. got on a tear
yesterday and kept it up until a late
hour last night. when arrested he
was about the widest specimen Of hu-
mainly ever seen He gave his name
as wild Tom" and was locked up on
the charge Of drunkenness Early this
morning he began crying about his lit
tie -years-old sirl whom be said
died yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
When Tailor Kimball opened the base
tile this morning Earl zen On his knees
10 him and begged the iailor 20 return
his child to him and let him bury H..
He insisted that when be came IN town
yesterday he had his dead child with
him and was going 10 bury It, lie said
that when DC was arrested the officers
took the child away from him. Later
he remembered that the child was in
his room at the Clarence lodging house
on First South In court this after
noon he told Judge Timmony mat he
was not drunk. that he did not drink,
and asked TO be allowed 20 bury his
little girl. officer Simpson said that
the man had no child with him but
that he was very much intoxicated
Officer Lincoln however, declares that
he saw Earl roaming about the streets
earlier In the evening and that he had
10 an appearances "a dead child In his
arms wrapped I'm a quilt Earl was
allowed TO go, and when he reached
his room said that his child was not
there but insisted that she was dead
and that the officers took her away
from him He said he thought he was
arrested for not securing a burial per-
nit. The officers are Of the opinion
that ne is a candidate FOR the instItu-
ton for the insane at Provo.
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THREE ARE CONVICTED.
Riddle, Wright aud Lyons Again
Convicted of Burglary.

Hank Riddle and Henry Wright. the
men placed on trial yesterday on the
charge of burglary were convicted by
the jury late yesterday afternoon, and,
sentenced 90 one year In the State pris-
on the sentences 90 commence at the
expiration Of their present terms-eight
years.
Frank Lyons, a confederate, who yes
terday demanded % be tried separately,
was today placed on trial ON the same
charge, with Ray Van Colt prosecuting
and James + Smith defending.
Lyons case went 10 the jury this at
temOon and a verdict Of guilty as
charged was promptly returned.
The prisoner requested immediate
sentence and Judge Norrell gave him
one year In the State prison. At tho
last term Of court Lyons got six years,
having been convicted of similar Of
Tense and this afternoons sentence was
ordered 20 begin at the expiration Of
that term.
Another charge against the three prls-
oners was dismissed upon motion OF
Mr. Van C0tt
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0n Wag Ietarrea 10 90 EngIneer KaI-

ton was referred to City Engineer. KEEL
Gey.
The city engineers estimate Tor
N5l5.A IN favor OF Contractor A. q.
qlauque FOR laying sewer pipe came 10
FOR consideration and Il was decided
not % exact the $3.50 penalty for delay
IN finishing the work on the ground
that II was not Mi. Giauque's fault.
Clerk Whitaker was Instructed to in
form the Council of the bad condition OF
the manhole caps on the gravity sewer
and Parley.e conduit and 60 ascertain
what the s0lons desired done In the
matter. The clerk was also directed 10
call attention 10 the fact that the lot
az state and North Temple streets.
which was recently traded 70 the board
Of education, had not yet been vacated
and suggesting that immediate steps be-
taken looking 90 a removal also that
n would be necessary Tor the city 10
ilt up a blacksmith shop and stables on
the lot near The Short Line railroad
tracks ana Second North az a cost OF
about $1,000.
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LORD ROBERTS.

No one questions or doubts "Bobs' IN
the British army His place Is unique
there-and 90 an the world besides In
an the world bctdes no other man has
the confidence. affection and pride OF
$50 many mon To d. not merely lhe pm.
yatp soldier who is wholly sdllsleu
simply 20 De Jed by him. The feeling
~ the same among the officers. lie mes
infinite tact, because DE Us ia complete
sympathy with every man IN OF above
the ranks He returns every salute,
he talks 90 every soldier, he knows
them hy name by the hundreds. He Is
more .rUuse I'm kind words and COM
plments than in reDro0f just as he is
most inclined 90 be gentle and kindly
yet every man knows how firm and se-
we're he can De-. In those two sentences
lies the definition OF perfect justice.
which be nearly personliies lie makes
so little show and parade that there IL
no palmer mon among his 100000; and
yet be- IL always as neat as q pin, a
straight built. solidly set up. quick
nervous lItIe man. with bright eyes
under a majestic forehead and above
a mastery chin. His face Is go sad and
gentle when 10 Is IN repose that you
have 90 look no 10 again and agaiu-and
then only Go add 10 your wonder how
thar can ba the yisago OF a man who
deals death for a profession. and leads
90 death DO Aawur of the army he loves.
Look at the same fact again when he
Is speaking giving orders. Il Is just
as kindly, but the melancholy has fed.
and in its place is The indetluable trace
cry called command
AT Dreef1ntein Dc came out to where
the naval battery was and sat down on
a camp stool brought for him by his
Indian attendant be spoke 90 the off,
Ger in command of the battery cheer.ly.
and now and Chen hp asked the young
officer a question AN the time he was
smiling and looking most pleased.
though. for ltg size. there had not been
a hotter battle in the war Galloger8
and stan officers came and went bring
Iug news and taking away orders. Tell
Colonel S0-8ul-s9 90 move little for
ward and 90 tbe left.' Say that / wish
so-and-sJ would push forward II was
an as quietly and calmly said and done
there in the heat OF battle and within
range of the enemy's guns-as calm
ly and quietly done as ever q bank.
manager issued orders 90 his clerks on
a dull afternoon And just as sudden.
ly as he came the n.ll-marsh0l sprang
up and walked away with the Indian
ana the chair at bis heals-Har!ers
Magazine.
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TRAINED NURSE,
Kemark. Ahnnl Nnr.lnr la


"A physicians wife, Mrs. Dr. I.apdon
gave me a packet OF Gupe-Nuts ab5ni
q year ago with the remark that sbs
was sure / would find the food very
beneficial both for my own use ana for
my patients, / was particularly NJ
tracted 10 the food. as az that time the
weather was very hot and Appreciated
the fact that the Grape-Nuts required
no cooking
The food was deliclously cr,sn and
most inviting 70 the appetite After
making use OF II twice a day for three
OF four weeks, ] discovered that a. was
a most wonderful invigorator used to
suffer greatly from exhaustion. hea6.
aches and depression Of spirits Nv
work had been very trying al times ana
indigestion had set IN.
Now | am always well and roady
for any amount OF work, have am abun.
dance Of active energy and chearflInrss
and mental polse. / have proved I, nv
entire satisfaction that this change has
food. ''''
The fact that Il Is predlgesta5 e. O
very desirable feature. have mad NM
remarkable results IN feeding Grape.
Nuts 20 my patients, and I cannot sneak
TOO highly OF the food. Ny friends con-
stantly comment on the change in my
appearance. have gained nine pounds
since beginning the use OF this food :"
Eleanor Miller Trained Medical and
Surgical Nurse, 5i5 JEFF. St, Bay city.
Mich. ' wv
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WILL MEET WTfH TEACHERS
Schedule Of Meetings Arranged by Sue
peryisOTs Holton and Elliott.

Supervisors Holton and Elliott have
arranged for the following meetings
for this week and next week:
on Wednesday al 1915, Miss Holton
win meet first grade teachers, and at 4
o'clock she viii meet teachers Of Sec
ond and third grades.
Mrs. Elliott win meet the teachers IN
the art room at the High School as
follows; Beginners grade. Wednes-
day Sept 49, 1916 p m. first grade.
sept 20, 3.l5 p. m; second grade. Sept
p. 1880 p. M; third grade Sept o. 4
p. M; fourth grade. Sept. %. b. M
nth grade, Sept. o. p, m; sixth
grade, Sept 2S p. m, seventh and
eighth grades Tuesday, oct @ p. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-18

In the District Court Of SAT- l.-A'
County, state OF Utah. Probate ~
sion. In the matter ot the hs'a ~
James 4. Little deceased NoU-g -si
petition and return Of II S. ioln- y. .i
Orson Tsnmel. commissioners alp 'ss
by this court TO partition aA ,Ss
property. both real and personal ~ ~
estate Of James r. Little. de.e-ls,,,' AZ.
the deylsees under the viii OF s",- w.
ceased. IN accordance with tne l',.fi
Of distribution heretofore ma1e I" ...s,v
estate, setting forth specific KY I'm
90 each OF the deyisces undd .D N,
OF said deceased. as appears iu.i,i,r.
return OF said commissioners p.' ,l,nr.
ing said property nlld 10 'ssl,',,,isy
has been set for hearing on p ffsl
the 29th day OF September q. r,nry
at $3.50 o'clock a. mo AT the tsaii
Court House In the court room ''rsre
court 10 Salt Lake CITY saw
County, Utah. .,,, with
Witness the clerk Of said cog.Ss 8ay
the seal thereof affixed this l'''
Of September. a. j, ls0y. orNAR
DAVID Clerk
fsooi, ny ALDEN Deputy Clerk
YOUNG & MoYLE. Attorneys
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Hewlett Bros. CO.

bands estate. Before the year 1890 she
was discharged and ou March rs. 1890.
vs.. 5 Burton Was appointed admin
iuratOr of trD same estate on March
% 1890. decree oi distribution was
made Ir ,Ha estate 0i said deceased. and
Nh Burton uas discharged.
Oa November 9. 1871 the petition fur
thor fciles Emma s. Erickson con-
yol.l tl Ea.Han u Robertson and 10
John r.. N.Nuig 2S-is rods Of real es-
atu lu .hs city, Another administra-
tl8n s therefore considered necessary
la order Goo correct certain errors made
iu Doe former administrations Of the
estate. as UeIl as 90 determine owner
ship 0. tho real property.
October q was SET for the hearing OF
petition
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LATE LOCAL NEWS,

Secretary Hammond today mailed
notices 90 the State and private banks
calling for reports at the close Of busl-
ness on September 9Th.
The City Council meets tonight The
sale OF the waterworks bonds Wi, be
the principal feature OF the meeting.
There win De meeting OF the CO.
operative League OF Utah al 7.30 t1-
morrow evening. at Coalter's hall. 80.
80 East Temple street, 10 further dis
cuss the organization OF a league So
clety
Yesterday afternoon the Council Of
Women's clubs met In the W0mans
club room, city and county building 10
consider plans for the establishment
of a free kindergarten for the poor
children Of the city. The design Is 10
provide this worthy institution for
those who are not able 60 pay tuition,
and none others viii be admitted. The
council determined to make every effort
20 have the school opened at once and
continue during the winter and "a COM
mittee consisting Of Mrs. Simon Bam-
berger, Mrs H. S. Young Mrs. Harker
and Mrs j. NJ. Oar was appointed TO
NNll"ANANI t.lI| .'A lNAlANt IAAAAh AhA NNlA y
ing On the work successfully. The kim
dergarten will be established in the
Thirteenth ward school house and Miss
Fannie Davis q graduate Of the Uni-
yersity training school, will be in
charge.
The funeral services Of the late Mrs.
Elizabeth W. Davies, win be held In the
South Cottonwood meeting house on
Thursday. Sept 20th. at o'clock D. m.
Her numerous friends are cordially I'M
vited 90 attend Those wishing to view
the remains can DO so at her late resi-
dence in Murray between the hours Of
10 aud ! o'clock on the day Of the fu-
neral
Another case Of smallpox was re-
ported to The local health Office today,
the Victim being Carey Little. a six
teen year old hoy residing where the
ten eases were reported the other day,
5O6 west Second South street.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Reservoir Contractor Wants Penalty
for Delay In Work Waived.

lh. board Of public works held a
needing at evening those present be-
~ Chairman Dooly and Mossrs Claw
s.H Fabian Farnsworth and Kahn. A
q "maa.a..on was received from the
EN..s..r Wooden Pipe company, ask
y E Hat taa penalty OF SIS o day for
q ..} .n tde completion OF the Thr-
t,.1i1 East street reservoir from Au-
g., ] Go September 10, De not exacted.
Il' company said that the delay was
caused by the late arrival Of the pipe
connections supplied by Z, J. Moran.
ne other contractor. The communica-
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GOV. ROOSEVELT
IN MONT ANA,
tcontlnued from Page ono)

the child OF The reconcentrado2 Was
he idle when BE- lifted into active labor
the man sunk into shiftless apathy by
centuries OF Spanish tyranny? Was
he idle when he started this man with
long strides on the path Of self-goy-
eminent?
Were Gems Macarthur. Wheaton
and Young idle when they drove plum
derer ana murderer before them that
under the shadow OF our flag the
Scared wilderness might again be-
come a fruitful land? Was Cha1ee
idle when eagerly obeylng the Pres,-
dents command he led the march to-
word the Forbidden city? Was the boy
Titus idle when springng lightly from
the ranks De planted on the walls OF
an immemorlal despotlsm the flag
which stood for rescue and for free
dom? Idleuess2 Such idlenenss Is OF
the kind that plain men call heroism.
ind thrice happy in the country which
can command It.
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THE GREAT SALT LAKE
PRESENT AND PAST. "

by James b. TaImage. PHI ID, l. u. z. s.
H.. +. q. S.. professor ~ geology Unit
verslty Of Utah, book OF no pages,
beautifully Illustrated The first CONF
pletc and authentic work on the re-
noWned saline sea. Price % cents,
postage prepaid. For sale by the Des-
ergt News and an news dealers.
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ONE MORE UNHAPPY COUPLE.
Mrs William Crockett Seeks An.
uulmcut Of Marriage Ties.

Mary N. Crockett 0lad a suit for d.
Noi'e 3sa.rsJ William =. Crockett in
lN. o.fl district court yesterday The
complaint alleges that the marriage
TOOK I.acs at Lake Point Tooele county,
on Nly -rl. l'3,. and that on August
-l,H. l'.N the defendant deserted plain
Nl ahI has since failed 90 contribute
any lIHF towards her support, compell-
llS Aia Crockett 90 llye upon the char
iiy of Der family and friends. Plaintiff
pia!s tor @ dissolution of the marriage
u.s and that she be restored to her
maiden name " May ~. Pickering.
Judge a. H. Sawyer is plaintiffs at
t0rnty
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ATTORNEYS MARE PAYMENT.
Supreme Court Clerk Receives 81.
280.sO from Evans & Rogers.

Attorneys David Evans aud Lindsay
Rogers have deposited with Clerk PAL
mer OF the State Supreme court the
sum OF 32269s0 the amount Of the
penalty prescribed by the Supreme
court on Saturday in the champerty
proceedings OF this sum. $1,000 goes
10 the widow and children Of Charles
a. Nelson and The remainder for costs
and 90 Special Master ID. IL. Twomey
Ia payment of his services. Each Of
the attorneys gave his check for ST.
1890. and having made the payment
within the time specIhed-sIxty days
they retain their positions az the bar.
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Cotter and wife. Helper Hy, WADE,
Castle Gate. oliver Allen. PARK. Cliyi
Mn sol0man Allen. Burke ldah''
Henry Outzen. Richdcld; sam DAVIS,
Mercur, Robert Judd and wife, Grants
vIIle. Dr. l. N. Rudy. T00ele.
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PERSONAL.

Charles Ford. who years ago was well
known In this community as sergeant
of police. is In this city visiting with
friends. He Is on well-carned va
cation from the Boise Valley where be
is now filling the post OF Waterlnaster
OF the canal controlled by Messrs. Ian
nan Thomas and Bartch lie proposes
TO tarry in our midst for the next ten
days.
Robert Higgins. an old-tIme western
newspaper man. Is staying In this city,
the guest Of Colonel Jack Mann.
DR.. and Mrs. Wallick Of Kansas city
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. g.
Whitney.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At $3.50 this afternoon the following
names were registered at the leading
hotels:
Kputsford. Mr.. and Mrs c L. Hons
man New York: Mr.. and Mrs J. II.
Iascelles Buffalo New York Mr. and
Mrs q. w. Farney. Jr. Cleveland, o;
Brooks rockingham, J. Pennington
GARDINER Boston Mass; Geo. ID Gra-
ham and wife. san Francisco; G.. +. Nc
Williams and wife. New York; II.
Barnes and wife, Onarga III; Mrs. +.
II Wood. Omaha; A. g. Carlthers,
Denver: T.. j. Temple. Denver l.. y,
Clark. Denver. Col Thomas Smell,
Mir ana Mrs. i. G. Stranger Denver;
J. II Heilbronne. Butte; Mr. and Mrs.
r Appleton. Beverly. Mass. Mrs.
James w. White. Park City
Kenyon-H. G. Cook, Rich Hill, Mo;
II n p.rlgo. Chicago: X. J. o. Hanlon
Milwaukee,: II. +. Burton. Ogden; G. H..
Thompson. Denver, r. NJ. Forucrook,
Fontenella. Wyo.
Cullen-James Iavelle, Good Springs
New; Il. y. Bird Ely, Nev.;A 3. Lewis,
Frisco: Dan Fitzpatrick, Ogden.
Walkers. w. Plat. Park City; f..
W Ottrostrom. Piedmont, Wyoj w. j.
Goulctte. Michigan; y. Gross, X. Gross.
Denver: a. Balllnger, Price
White House,. r. Erickson. SEQ
field. VIM Black. VIM. Macfarlaue
sulphurdale. G.. II. Hamilton, Cokeville,
Wyo.; Chas. Benson Bingham; C. II.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTES,

The case Of John W. shulsen, petit
TONER In bankruptcy has been referred
20 Referee Baldwin
Richard Ballantyue OF ogden, was
today DISCHARGED from bankruptcy BY
Judge Marshall.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
bate Division. In and for Salt LAKE
County State Of Utah.
i'm the matter Of the estate .
Waliemar Lund Deceased Nol,s
The petition OF Mary Ann Lund A.
ministratriX Of the estate OF Walieni
Lund, deceased, praying for an ofit
Of sale Of real property Of said 1eceitll
and that all persons interested app4
before the said Court 20 show cal'
why an order should not be granted Z,
sell 20 much as shall be necessary Z,
the following described real estate !
said deceased: to-Wit. Ten by two Nlt
beginning az point two rods east NJ
southwest corner Of lot ]. block III pax
"A, :. l.. G. Survey. thence norE q
rods, thence east two rods. thence il.l
ten rods. thence west two rods 10 "
ginning. Upon said real estate
small brick dwelling, occupied by E+
toner and minor children, qroDlo.l
could be rented for $500 per n. 1.-
has been set Tor hearing ou saiuFa2.
the 2sth day Of September a. p. ~,
nc 1880 o'clock a. mo 90 the Oo-ly
Court House. IN the Court Room OF s- ..
Court. In Salt Lake City, SAT- l4A'
County, Utah. .,
Witness the CLERK Of said Court WV,
the seal thereof affixed this lSih day VI
September, a. d. 1900
DAVID C.. DUNBAR gen"
(Seal) By ALBERT j sEAhE
Deputy CieI@
d. II. WELLS. Attorney
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or the respec.
tive signers for further information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division, In and Tor Salt Lake
County. State Of Utah. In the matter
OF the estate Of William v. Morris. de.
ceased Notice. The petition OF Nancy
g. Morris. administrators OF The estate
Of William v. Morris. deceased. pray
ing for an order OF sale of real Dr0partv
OF said decedent. and that AN persons
interested appear before the said court
t1 show cause why an order should NOT
be granted 90 sell so much as shall be-
necessary, Of the following described
real estate Of said deceased. t0-wit. tho
east half OF lot Z. block "a. plat "a ."
also commencing at the northeast cor
ner Of lot Z. running thuuCe east one an
rod, thence south eight 80 rods. thence
west one Cd rod, thence north e,rbf
t1 rods % beginning, the said two
pieces he together ana constitute ANA
parcel OF land, has been set FOR bsarine,
on Saturday the Goth day OF geptep,bay
A. ID. 1900 az $3.50 o'clock N mi at ~
County Court House I'm the COM,
Room % said Court. Ia Salt Lake Citv.
Salt Lake County. Utah. w.
Witness the Clerk OF said
(seaL) Court with the seal thereof
alhxed this 18th day OF Sen.
TENDER A D. 1900
BY ALBERT J. Scare. ''' n
Deputy Clerk
{. r. & +. c. Loofbourow, ATTORNEYS
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FUNERAL OF ELDER FBANKLAND,

The remains OF Elder FARMLAND, who
died in the Southern states, have Just
arrived Funeral win be held from
the Twelfth ward chapel tomorrow
az 2.9g D. IN.
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PENSION GRANTED.

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEWs.1
Washington. d. c.. Sept. is.-A PEN
sion has been granted Charles Nanal-
slime Of Salt Lake. at six dollars,
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opsL oLuuEXUURsioN


sunday Sept. 23rl, via oregon Short
Line. Round trip to ogden only |l.oO.
Train leaves s.4J a, m Bicycles car
RED free.
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AUTUMN OUTiNG.


EAVUFsIOU IN VsWIU NIHTVW
sunday. Sept. 2}rd, via Oregon Short
Line Round trip 20 ogden only N.OO.
Train leaves 9:45 a. m. Bicycles car
rIed free