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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
CONFERENCE
The Great Event Of the Year
in the
METHODIST CHURCH
Large Gathering and Interests
ing Sessions at Bellows
Falls

Bellows Falls, April 1.-The Meth
odist conference opened this morning
at o'clock with conservation ser
vice and the sacrament Of the Lord
supper was administered by Bishol
Stephen NJ. Merrill, ID. d., L. l.. D.
of Chicago. The conference then or
ganized for business and the various
committees were appointed.
This afternoon the first hour was
given up to statistical reports from
the churches and organizations which
was generally of an encouraging ma
ture.
Rev. A. e, Atwater, A. NJ, OF
Barre preached a very able missionary
sermon at O'Clock.
This evening there will be an ad-
dress by Rev. M. S. Hard, ID. ID. of
Philadelphia on Church Extension.
The examination Of the candidates
was continued this morning. The
candidates are:
First year-Frederic NJ. Barnes of
Westfield, Arthur G. bennett of Hart
land, Charles M. Charlton of Perkins
Vile, Isaac S. Yerks of Wilmington,
c. w. Kelly of Woodbury., II. S. Full
Ter of Binghamville, George e. Deu-
ell of Montgomery.
Second year-Leon X. Whitman of
Waterbury, William S. Dunn of Isle
Lamotte, George M. Burdick of Cam
bridge, Nenophon M. Fowler Of AL
burgh, George W. Manning of Can
aan, David l.. Evans OF Craftsbury,
Charles G. Gorse of Marshheld, Asa c.
Fuller of Guildhall, George c. M'Dou-
gall of Holland.
Third year-Milton II. Smith of
Barnard, J. Edmund Badger of Lud-
low, William NJ. Morrow of Ludlow,
Chas: W. Robinson of Coventry; Adel-
bert A. EstabrOOk .-ef- WilliamSvllle,
George c. Mcdonald of Jay, VIM. l.
Joseph of Victory, O. f. Aiken of
Victory.
Fourth year. e. l.. M: Barnes of
Hartland, Lewis n. Moody of Ran
dolph Center, Edward j. Gale of Is
land Pond Charles Judkins of Mont
pelicr, Frank X. Graves of South Roy.
alton, Edwin Sharp of Rochester, w.
II. Miller of WaitStield.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11

Bloemfontein, April ll.-Gen. Cat
acre is about to return to England.
Gen. Chermaid has been appointed to
the command of the llth division.
Several changes are likely to he made
in brigade commanders.
London, April ll.-Lord Roberts
wired from Bloemiontein yesterday,
that the enemy have been very active
for the past few days. one com
mando is now on the north bank Of
the Orange river at AIiWal. north. an
other is attacking the Wepcdcr gar
riSon that is holding out bravelv. and
inflicted serious loss on the Beers yes
terday. Major Syringe of the Cape
Mounted rifles was killed. Troops
are being moved up rapidly. A patrol
of six men Of the seventh dragon
guards, reported missing since the
seventh, have returned safely.
The foregoing does not mention the
alleged British reverse ON Saturday at
The B0er tclegramS
are not credited at the war Office.
Colesburg Cape Colony, April IL
In view Of the state Of unrest across
the border Lord Roberts has proclaim
ed u warning to the Cape Colonists
that further acts Of hostility will he
treated with the utmost rigor of mar
tial law
Ladysmth, April 10. The Beers
opened fire this morning, sending
shells into the British campat Glands
late. from their positions, which were
widely separated. The shells did no
damage. The troops moved out to re-
and found the Beers in
strong force. and well fortified. The
naval and : inch guns replied to the
Beers, who again placed their long
Tom in position.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
A BLOODY BATTLE
Beers Claim to Have Defeated the British at Meer-
katsfontein with Heavy Loss
600 KILLED AND 800 PRISONERS
Reports From Lord Roberts Today Make Mention Of
This Disaster and the Reports not
Credited in London

London, April ll.--A despatch
to the Daily Mail from Brandfort,
dated Sunday, by way of Lourenzo
Marques, says:
Yesterday Gen. DeWet inflicted
the third defeat of the British within
a week at Meerkatsfontein, killing
and wounding 600. He captured 900,
with II wagons, losing five Beers
killed and nine wounded.
London. April 1l.-The Daily
News has the following from Pretoria,
dated Monday, by way Of Delagoa
Bay:
"It is officially announced that IA
battle has been fought south of
Brandfort, in which 500 British troops
were killed and wounded and 500 tax
en- prisoners.
"LOrd Roberts is declared to be
finding great difficulty owing to the
scarcity Of water.
London, April ll.--The correspon-
dent of the Times at Lourcnzo Mar
quis, telegraphing Monday says:
Trustworthy refugees assert that
the Beers recently obtained at least 80
pieces of artillery, some of large cali
bre, which were brought overland as
machinery from West African port.
Eight of these guns were despatched
to the Free State week ago. The
Boer officials openly boast that they
have succeeded in smuggling anQlu-
milton through Portuguese territory.
London, April II. - despatch
dated Aliwal, North. Tuesday SAYS:
The British loss in the fighting at
Wepener yesterday was II killed and
Al wounded. The fighting was re-
sllmed today. The British are hold
ing their own.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
MAINE REPUBLICANS.
Endorse Mckinley; Discredit Dewey,
and Cheer Long and Roosevelt.

Lewiston, Maine, April 1.-THE
republican state convention today
nominated electors and delegates to
the national conventions; endorsed the
administration, and urged the renom-
ination of Mckinley, though no dele
gates were pledged. The mention of
the names of Long and Roosevelt
for vice president were applauded.
Admired Dewey was discredited as
factor. The convention was harmon
ious, the elections all being unani-
nous.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
BURGLARS WORK QUICK.
Steal $4,000 While Family Was
at Dinner.

Chicago. April 1.-THE residence
of CIV. Potter, the multi-millionaire,
ex-preSident of the Illinois Steel Co.,
was robbed by porch climbers while
the family were at dinner last night.
Jewelry and other valuables to the
amount of $4,000 was taken. The
robbers were not in the house IL min
utes, but the entire upper story was
ransacked. 1t is the third big bur-
glary within a week in the fashion
able district.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
RANDOLPH.

For few hours Monday forenoon
the store of w. +. Blood was closed
by Sheriff Stafford of White River
Junction in behalf of Cross, Abbott &
Co. of that place. The Indebtedness
amounted to $4o2.1O, which was paid
the firm at White River Junction yes
terday. The store is doing a good
business.
Moses Spauldings tobacco store was
closed Monday, the amount of the
debt due Cross, Abbott & & Co. being
small. The rumor that II. r. Sharpe
had closed his bakery is entirely with
out ground.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
LAST EDITION.
4 o'clock.
HEAVY VERDICT.
McGovern Wins HIS Case Against
Central Vermont r. r.

Montpelier, April 1l.---The jury in
the case of McGoyern VS.. Central Ver-
mont r. r., brought in verdict of
$4,000, and costs, the heaviest verdict
ever given in the state, in any similar
case. 1t was appealed to supreme
court.
The case of state VS.. Samuel Stacey
resulted in verdict of guilty. He
was sentenced to not less than five and
one half years nor more than seven
and one half years in states prison.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
HORRIBLE MURDER.
Polish Man and Wife Arrested as
the Principals.

CRANKY, Mass, April 11.-Francisco
Unilian, Polish farm hand, was ar
raigned this morning, charged with
the murder on Dec. 10Th last of Kos.
inius Kamuisky, who was stabbed
frightfully, and whose head was chop
ped off. The nude body was flung in
an unused well on the farm Of Monroe
Keith, where it was discovered at 8
o'clock last night. Unllian's wife was
also arrested as an accessory. Unilian
pleaded not guilty, held without bail
for the hearing on Tuesday next.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
PLUMBERS STRIKE.
millionaire Bosses go to Work in
Chicago as Day Men.

Chicago. April ll.-Twelve master
plumbers, whose aggregated wealth is
counted in the millions, began this
morning handling the tongs, the lead
pipe, ETC., and wiping joints in the
new Merchants Trust building. They
are members Of the Master Plumbers
association and the action was taken
as an indication of their determlna-
tion to fight the unions to the bitter
end.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
TEN YEAR OLD MURDERER.

Quincy, Mass, April Ill. Ed.
ward Burgess, 10 years old, was ar.
raigned this morning charged. with
manslaughter. 1t is alleged that on
July 7th last, he carried Arthur Long
aged 6, who could not swim, forcibly
beyond his depth into the middle of a
pond where he drowned.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
WILL PASS.
Porto Rican Bill be Voted on at Five
O'clock.

Washington, April 1l.-There was
great excitement in the house today
at the opening of the battle on the
Porto Rcan bill. Voted to vote on
Senate amendments at . p. m. Yeas
l5S; no 142: present and not voting,
IL. 1t is regarded as test vote, in
dicating the passage of the bill.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
Jefferson Dinner.

Columbus, Ohio, April 1.-THE
Young Mems Democratic Club of this
city will give their annual Jefferson
dinner here tonight. Democrats of
national reputation will deliver ad-
dresses.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
Ashanti Rising Spreading.

Accra. British Gold Coast Colony
April 11.-A relieving force of 100 hus
body of troops is considered insufficient, ,
larger force is being concentrated in thu
hinterland. Kumassi is. evidently in
vested. The Ashanti have captured sew
eral native teachers and their families
The rising is spreading.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11

Washington, April 11.-Orders have
been issued disseminating the depart
ment of Havana in Cuba and ordering
Brgader General William Ludlow to
proceed to New York and report to the
war department for orders. The depart
ment of Havana by this order will come
under the jurisdiction of General Lee,
commanding the department Of the prov
inces of Havana and Pinar del Rio.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
SOUTH BARRE.

Henry Hill has shingled his house.
Mrs. j. w. Wilson is ill with the
grip.
X. A. Lane is hanging paper for
Wallace Parker.
Abraham Badger has moved into
the Bacon house.
Mrs L. L. Salter is able to be out
again, after short illness.
Mrs. A. w. Lane is visiting at II.
S. Brophy's in Montpelier.
Carl Huse has moved from the Har-
rington tenement to the Bacon house.
H. B. Arbuckle is working for II.
j. Slayton repairing the inside of his
house. and will also put on piazza.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
Mrs. Leon Ditty is suffering with
erysipelas in her face.
Andrew Burnham of the Williams
town Herald, who had an eye removed
last week. is reported to be doing well.
H. Clayton Martin returned from
Chicago last week, whittier it was
said he went to see about buying
horses.
Fred Brown, a former resident, but
now of Northtield, buried his baby
boy here last Saturday. He died of
spasmodic Group.
Rev. F. E. Currier went to the NJ.
E. Conference on Tuesday and there
will be no service at the Methodist
church here next Sunday.
Mrs. Lucina Martin, wife of Harry
Fogg, returned from the Mary Fletch-
er hospital on Tuesday, after having
two cancers removed there.
The Cong'l church gave a unani-
nous call last Friday to Rev. ID. II.
Strong of Bernardston, Mass, to be-
come their pastor. 1t is hoped that
he may begin his labors here the lst
of May.
Mrs. Mary Mclean of South Barre
and Miss Nellie Kelly of Barre are to
teach in the quarry district school.
Miss Susie NJ. Benedict will teach IN
the KinSman p. Martin district, and
Miss Edie Bush in the Adna Downs
district.
Preston Cross a brother of Mrs. VIM.
Grearson and granite cutter at the
Grearson & Beckett Co.'S, works, was
struck in the eye by piece of steel
from a pull-set he was using. The
metal entered to such depth that it
I. bn
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
on Tuesday. 1t is feared he will lose
his eye.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
. SKIPPING THE ROPE.
Causes the Death of one Girl and
Serious Illness of Another.

Belleville, Ill. April 11.-A skipp-
ing rope contest among the girls in
school caused the death of Freda Por-
ganee aged II, and the serious illness
of two other girls. There had been
great rivalry, and Freda jumped 23O
consecutive times and died of heart
disease.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
GETS SEVEN AND ONE HALF YEARS.

New York April 1l.-James B.
Kellogg, Of E. S. Dean & Co., con-
victed of grand larceny today was SEN
fenced to seven and one half years in
state prison by Recorder Goff.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
New Cunard Liner.

London, April ll.--The Cunard line
steamer Ivernia, the third largest ves-
sci in the world, her gross tonnage
being 49,, 500, sails for New York to-
day. Her recent trial trip proved
satisfactory.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
Much Mail Burned,

East Liverpool, o., April 1.-THE post
office here has been gutted by fire. Much
of the loose mail and that in boxes were
destroyed. The mail still in pouches
was saved. The loss cannot be esti-
mated.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11

Kingston, Jamaica, April 11.-News
has been received here from Nicaragua
that James Daley Of Jamaica was hang
ed in that republic last Thursday for
numbering a native. This is the first oc-
casion of the death penalty being en-
forced in Nicaragua for murder.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
RAIN THURSDAY.

Boston, April II. - Fair tonight:
rain Thursday with high northeast
winds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11

If call at Room Gordon Block from $50 $50
full particulars The idea endorsed by the leading clergy
of this city and by ex-Mayor Gordon. .
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
THE STOCK MARKET.

To-day's Transactions of the New
York and Chicago Exchanges re-
ported by private wire to
j. G. Davis, Montpelier.
And Burnham & Co., Barre.
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, Apr. II.
The closing quotations of the lead
ing futures yesterday and today
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-10-12

Hnsnrrn. Utah. Oct. Il. 1906

HKSEFER, Utah, Oct, II, 1900.
EDiIoR TrnEs;
Born, to the wife Of W. T. Stephens,
on the Srd. daughter, Mother and
child doing nicely.
A large representative Of our people
attended conference and the fair. Most
Of them have retained.
There is some prospect Of a spur be-
ing put in AZ Heneier shortly. This will
be great help TO the people here in the
way Of shipping.
Henry W. Bachelor. who has been
laboring In Indiana for the past twenty.
seven months as a missionary, returned
home on the 9th, looking hearty and
we'll.
A number Of our citizens, who own
land above the present water ditch, held
meeting on the 10Th TO consider the
feasibility Of making a new ditch from
the Weber river. Favorable progress
was made in the matter, and no doubt
work will soon be commenced on the
project.
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while ;Aey were awaiting care in which
TO ship the cattle.
The Jones and Cleverly herds we're in
this vicinity on Sunday. They had had
mix up and were busy separating.
Night Operator +. Wilson has just re-
turned from Salt Lake, where he has
been spending short recuperativs va
cation.
On Thursday Of last week young
man at Moss Bros saw mill had the
misfortune to lose all the toes but one
from one foot.
The company Of Burlington surveyor
who left here some time ago to do work
elsewhere, have nov returned to ihi'
point and are completing the survey.
The U. T. work train, which has beer
located at Castle Rock for some time
has now moved TO wahsatch, where thu
necessary repairs on the read are beinI
attended to.
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pcn,h of papIeI wlllIam..

Died. At the Park City Hospital, Sept.
10th. 1900. Of typhoid fever, Daniel
Clinton. beloved son Of W. A. and s. ].
Williams. aged "a years, 8 months and
10 DAYS.
Three weeks before his death be went
70 Park City accompanied by his brother
win to consult with a physician in re-
gard TO his condition, The doctors ad-
vice Was ios him 70 remain at the hos'
pltsl for few days for treatment, which
! his Fpet ma rflae'a " .,onec 20
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
Something New
s'ad 40 Money viii ro.r n.ply.

ssHd no Money with rosr Reply.
Here is something new, an original
contest Read very carefully. You may
get $4,000 In Cash, Parlor Organ. A
Gold Watch or silk Dress. Who can
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letters into the names Of nine s,a,..
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"awio," ''hool," ''unolIsI.'' ,d,oh..v
"neaim,' ''monywig." For example.
"oyskwrn" can be srsnsposed into New
York and 20 On. You can only .uas c.eh
,s,,tf N "A. s,Hnlxsanp. 1>r,N os,sdhd
a hard study, bat II YOU stick TO Il you
may get five, or even seyen, or perhaps
all OF the words correctly. The proprie-
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following grand prizes; To the person
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paid slo0 In money to tho person send
ing the next largest correct list will be
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for the next largest correct let will DO
given beautiful 900 Parlor Organ for
the fourth largest list will be given a
fine $50 Gold Watch; for the dfth a
handsome Silk Dress Pattern. II more
than one person succeeds IN making
complete let the 500 cssh aud the
equivalent In money OF the other prizes
will DO divided among those who send
correct list OF nine States. We want you
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Oct. 9oih. The object Of giving away
these prizes lie simply an advertisement
Of Wards Root Beer.
Send no money with your reply but
be sure 10 send us then ans addres,
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whether he keeps Wards Root Beer or
not.
This issimply one Of our plans Of adyor-
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Wards Root Beer talked about In many
new homes. Send your answers today
II possible. Everyone has an equal op.
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stamped envelope will receive an i'm.
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purest and best. Address early as poe.
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'''i''n,A''s found that narrowing the
gar aaShha, come up {. danrsrou,
"a Wv y ''''ened the yield in proper
s''' - We amount and laieness Of the
1''D~ht Mhi, station we follow
90 P'A'u's Of narrowing the whea. in
ih' sp'Hs to destroy weeds and to break
up ''s us'iphioh Ia. formed. before
'h' 1lh are high enough to shade the
s'''nd' he lirh.hrroWinr establishes
nc n0lsA a she surface thereby
F.A'dl's r'ai 'iaportion, and we be.
u''' 'H'' = ice fid region this practice
4 er''i'fis b ,sommsndod.
'nliis ROTATION.
~ h'ayok nearly every whea, farm
'A''a'el has been iarmed for from
~" 4,enty years is similar In that
we r3,islds Of wheat have been
s'fled5ysan, the decline in yield and
q7hvsd begun. There are numerous
eson'o' ihi,deeline. principal among
rhAD f',tAai in raising whoa, after
'he has been left in poor
mech r eOnditon. the store Of avail.
able Pls'i'od hA, been greatly reduced
and Fss,Aave become 30 numerous as
70 cfo"'''' the wheat plants in many
iOs'hnse Wheat, 4 grown at all, should
form = Wsol a systematic aud profit.
aols ro'f4n, The advantage Of using a
cultivaielaOp to prepare the land for
wheat .ha been most clearly demon.
'sraied hIlhs North Dakota experimen,
'taiiOp y bare ALLOWING one year the
Yields Of l'al we're increased four to
BIZ bashdlpcr acre for the two succeed.
'ne years By govinga crop Of corn OF
potatoes, w sowing clover or timothy
the yieldatae Increased six to eight
Briefly. the experiment
showed an hsiease Of wheat Of thirty
% aiiy per fus BY alternating the wheat
With other u0ps. Those who have til,
most live slei can produce the larses,
md moai ptdsabls crops Of wheat, and
hey, havIn,sn abundance OF manure
an best ahrd to grow those crop
'hieh exhassshe fertility Of the fields
-PFoi, L. A.Merrill, Utah Experiment
'iaflon. Los,n.
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wAnsAToH, Utah, Oct. o, 1900.
, EDuoR TINES;
David Rees was a Salt Lake visitor
during the week.
Mrs. George Wright left here on a
trip to Coalville Sunday.
Miss Lottie Bowman OF Uintah was
here on visit to Mrs. WIN. stoddTd
during the week.
Several Of the young folks from here,
including the school teacher, attended
the dance at Echo last Friday night
The beautiful autumn coloring Of the
mountain sides is passing away for the
season, since the recent cold nights.
David Moore Of this place and Free
man Malin Of Hoytsville left here last
week with cattle for the Omaha market.
Mr.. Malin had been here several days
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lbseribe for THE TIMRs.
Notice.
United States Land Office, I
Salt Lake City, Utah,
August @, 1900.

ohom Il may concern;
ptice lie hereby given that the Stat
tab has filed in this Office lists
: selected by said State under Sec
a2, Of the Act Of Congress approved
JIG, 1891. The following tracts, EN-.
ID IN said lists, are in townships
Gaining mineral claimS Of record, viz .
let loo, for the establishment OF
psneq water reservoirs; NE g
esq sw a and the lot num-
bea, q See. 30, in Township ), north
AnIRpse S, east.
1t ibl, for the establishment o
penent water reservoirs; NY "a
\ sd Section IL, in Township 3
nornd Of Range Q, east, Salt Lake
Basd Meridian.
Cspi said lists, as far as they re-
late y tracts, by descriptive sub
diyiif have been sonspieuously
post p this office, for inspection b,
any or interested, aud by the public
genet
Duk the sixty days next following
the . Of this notice under depart
meni Instructions Of November "a
1896, =. d. 400, protests or contest
agairihe claim Of the State TO any o
the ~ or subdivisions hereinbeior
descHd, on the ground that the sam
IL mo valuable for mineral than agri
cultul purposef, will be received an
notedqf report TO the General Ian
onice Washington, d. c. Failur
so to piest or contest within the tim
lpecid will DO considered evidence {
the nrfnineral character Of said tract
and Il pelection thereof being other
wise from objection, will be recon
mend 1Or approval,
FRANK d. HosBs, Register.
GEosH A. snITm, Receiver. ns2t
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ECHO
Eono, Utah, Oct, y, 1900.

ECHO, liaht Oet' " wv
EDITION TINS;
The dance here last Friday night was
well pAtaonized, and all report having
had = good time.
VIM. Blake and family moved to Ogden
,bis week where they will make their
future home.
The Burlington surveyors have gone
back to Castle Rock TO run the permanent
line for the road.
1t is reported that Union Pacific
graders will be in Echo canyon the
FIRST Of next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Bailey and Miss
Sophie ChAusse returned from trip 70
Omaha and ST. Louis last Friday.
The following went TO conference las
week; Mrs. Geo. Gilchrist, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Joseph storer, Mr.. and Mrs. Blake
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Weaver and family
Mis- Lola Brim. Mr., aud Mia Hebe
RiehIns. Nj. and Mrs. Moroni Richin,
C.P. KArand Bert Gilchrist.