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PERSONAL.
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Charles II. Sleeves has returned from
O Trip 20 British Columbia.
Albert Wood came up from Nephi this
morning and registered az The Walker
House,
j. W. Hunt OF Glbbonsylle, Idaho, %
among the arrivals this morning az the
Knutsf0rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Max II. Harris have re-
turned 20 their home after their trip TO
the east.
Among the guests that are registered
at the Kenyon is Rabbi II. Barnsteln
Of Houston, Tex.
Mrs Charles Henrotin Of Chicago, IS
visiting with her son, Charles NJ. Hen
'OtIn. In this city
Dr. n. B. Assadorian and family OF
Castle Gate, are staying az the Mani
t0u preparatory 20 sailing for the Paris
exposition
n. j. Ord. the merchant at Neph Is
among the pilgrims from the Little
Chicago today, He is registered at
the cullen.
Robert /, Anderson today returned
from am extensive tour OF the East
where he has combined business with
pleasure for the past month.
James J. Flanagan Of Philadelphia,
IS making q short stay in salt Lake. He
has found much pleasure In visiting
the numerous points Of interest In and
about the city
Alfred $. stuck and Percy Wrathall,
two sheepmon of Grantsvllle. left over
the Rio Grande Western today for Eu-
rope. They viii visit the Paris exposi-
ton ere they return.
Judge j. W. Zeyely Of Washington. ID.
c.. rs registered at the Knutsford The
judge represents the Interior depart
meut. and is out west on business con-
necttd With the department
Hon Ferdinand Alder Of Mantl. is
numbered among the guests at the
white House lie Is on his way home
from Idaho. where he has been looking
at the Black Pine mine In which he is
Interested.
Joe Enzensperger has returned from
the east after a month away from this
city Joe hurried back 10 town IN or
der 20 be- present at Purple day at SAL
tair. During his absence he was an
enthusiastic attendant at the national
reunion OF Elks at Atlantic city
j., Milford, the genial proprietor OF
the White House. returned from a trip
over the Scenic Circle this morning
Mr.. milford has heretofore borne an
uublemished record for truth and ver-
acity but when he told some Of his
guests this morning that he caught a
big trout with the remains o. a squirrel
In LIS paunCh. AN concerned arose as
one man and left him alone In the office.
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NATURALIZATION OF ALIENS.

The following named persons were adj
United 90 citizenship by Judge Norrell
today HIlda Johnson. Charles j. Peter
SON, Ota H. Benson. Sanfred Gustaye-
son. Leuus Peterson, late Of Sweden
Henry w. Hoaton Clara Scarborough,
Frank Motley. John Willis. late Of Eng
land, and John b. Plcco, late Of Italy
Six of the applicants are residents Of
T00ele county. and the Others reside In
salt Lake. Judge Norrell refused adj
mission t1 John Bell, native Of Eng
land. now of Tooele, on account Of a
failure on the part OF the applicant 70
answer the questions put 10 him.
The following are the names Of those
admitted by Judge Hiles; William
Duncan. Sarah Hunt. Martha Hunt
Percy j. Hootou Edward Beverly Eng
land, Thomas n. Morgan. Wales Chris
ten Christensen. DenUark; Ernest Mag
n.y. France, Theodore Breard, samuel
Leunberger. switzerland; Franz
schmidt John Dubei. Germany Olaf
Nelson. sweden.
AN the parties are residents OF SAT-
Lake county
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FRANCHISE WILL
LAPSE ON FRIDAY
WON'T ASK FOR EXTENSION.
CITY Council Tonight VIII not be
called Upon TO Grant More Time
60 Company

The Salt Lake Valley road, with its
half-hour service between Salt Lake
and ogden over a $780, 900 double track
viii soon become a dream OF the past
with only three days LEFT wherein 90
start building operations under The
terms OF the franchise as granted Boy the
City Council. the company gives no sign
Of taking steps to hold the valuable
piece OF property acquired
The officials Of the proposed road,
when questioned In regard to the mat
ter are very reticent, and neither deny
nor affirm the rumor IN regard 10 the
abandonment OF the scheme How
ever. those who are IN position tO
know. state that no effort Will be made
BY the promoters OF the company 90
secure the necessary franchises in Da-
Wis county, that the project would Dee
abandoned and that an extension OF
the franchise will not De- sought at The
meeting OF the city Council tonight
Judge Powers. the attorney for the
company az the present time is taking
"a vacation up at BHghtonsi cunse-
quently he win not be In this city this
evening TO take the necessary steps Ia
that direction.
Al the time OF the agitation Of the
proposed franchise. the major PARTON
OF the taxpayers In this city was in-
clned 70 view the project with an eye
Of suspicion. especially In the face of
the persistent rum0rs 10 the effect mat
the Burlington was making "a bee line
for the fertile valley OF the Great Salt
Lake Then Mr. Kennedy. who Is said
20 be the backbone OF the So 900 COM
pany, came out 10 this city from New
York IN order 20 look over the propO-
sition. Upon the night OF his arrival
he gave out that he would be- here for
the space Of two days or more, but
he abruptly changed his plans % hur-
riedly leave town. After this the pro-
ject appeared to drop completely out OF
sight.
In the meantime the Salt Lake & Og-
den road Is c0mplalsantly jogging along
and doing "a good BUSINESS while Simon
Bamberger silently saws wood. with I'M
dicatlons that when q big road does
make up It's mind 20 make the dirt ny
Salt backwards Il win eventually
come IN over Third west
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"PlN" ROAD TO BUILD.
There il No Foundation In the Ru.
mOrs Of Abandonment.

In the face Of persistent rumors 20
the effect that the Pacific a. Idaho
Northern IS 90 be abandoned or sold 90
one OF the big lines that is operating
through Idaho. a gentleman who ls In
this city az the present time said this
morning.
"Of course Il rests with the people
with the cash whether "a project of This
magnitude go through or not but c0n-
sderlng the amount Of money Mr. Han
has involved in this country there is
little probability Of the j. q !. n. being
abandoned. lie has acquired some
great mining properties. and has put
In fortune 20 the railway which ia
now completed as far as Cambridge.
forty miles from WeIser Should the
railway fail an his interests would go
also for they are depending largely up-
on IL. Under the present conditions,
none but the hisaest crade ores may DE
shipped and until a railway goes into
The Seven Devils country none less
than SO TO a. per cent ore may come out
as these alone will pay the expenses ~
the long freight trip. Lately "a small
shipment of ore was made % salt Lake.
20 the Taylor Brunton people. us q test
Of that market and Sc rs hardly
thought it win be OF such advantage as
20 make low grade ore shipments feIs.-
bic Therefore people couyersaut with
the status Of affairs, and with the cone
dltlons resulting from development, DO
not take much stock IN the rumors of
sale
The railway has been handicapped
perslstently by one or another manner
OF "backcappinp and while there was
no truth I'm them, they hurt. az ls
natural But u Is said. and on very
good authority. that the rumor denied
so emphatiCally above WAS f0istpd on
the people for the purpose N possible.
Of hInderiug "a proposed and nearly
completed sale Of bonds The real and
only reason for the delay 60 the track
laying has been the excessive price NJ
rails Steel Is going down now, and lt
win not BE- lone lt is thought, tn %
can be- secured az something Ike last
years figures. and then a large supply
win be purchased. but in any event the
road VIII go through Co Council before
winter II has been graded that far
while on the other side. between COun-
OH and Helena, In the heart NJ the
Seven Devils and not a quarter mile
from the famous Peacock mine tnOW
shipper there is much of the heaviest
kind of work completed. including a
couple Of tunnels Indeed things are
an such shape that track-l8yius could
begin at almost "a moments notice and
continue unIuterruptedly tul the end
OF the FIRST stretch of l25 miles was
reached
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HAVE LOST THEIR HOME.


Mrs Mary Spencer Blakomore and her
aged husband peacefully vacated their
home at l7j Fourth street this after
noon. thus rendering unnecessary their
forcIble election boy the sherI0s officers.
The story of how the old couple claimed
20 have lost their home is So familiar
90 the readers of the News that a
repetition OF % at this time is unuco-
osaIy. Up TO few days ago they dee
CleIal that they would not leave their
home unless they We're carried out This
afternoon Deputy sherIna Dyer and
Cummock went Co the place and found
Mrs B.HEauure had securely locked
herself in Toe bedroom. Her husband In-
formed tb. officers that 500 far as De was
concerned they could tak" nc place
but he Thought they would have some
trouble with his wife. shortly after heir
arrival they We're Joined by VIII T..
Wanless attorney for the old people.
The latter advised Mrs Blakemore 20
SO quietly. AVID after some hesitation
the ola lady sat. "Ail right, the robbers
can take my home. but it's hard for
me Go leave the place where 1 lived Tor
over forty years
The ola couple have gone TO live with
a married daughter
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CHANGE FOR TOMORROW.
which way the Thermometer VIII
GO, However, Director MUIR
dock Does Not STATE,

Such s tha record posted up az the
weather bureau today by Director Muir
dock. and this in face OF the fact that
Mr. Murdoch De- au ayoWed friend OF the
people of Salt Lake. and wIthal a
skilled mechanic in the matter Of
weather construction.
Atg9 degrees in almost any city in the
East the temperature would be the
means Of cr5wdng the telegraph wires
with accounts OF grostrations and
deaths from suustroke. etc, both among
mankind ana the beasts with the sa-
line brepzes that blow across the sur
face OF the Great Salt Lake, however
this state of affairs is not chronic 10
this CilE
while the mercury IN the seclusion
OF the beehive structure upon The roof
of the Dolly block was a great eNpan-
s.on.st today it did not come anywhere
near the antics Of the various Their
mometers that adom the walls outside
the various soda water fountains on
the shad. side of East Temple street
at 1890 This afternoon
AI NNNI |II|I' tue lInAI NlIlNIN NNNNlN.
OF A. g. Smiths drug store registered
above The 400 mark, while the pave
mcnts uu0n Second South took unto
themselves the consistency OF mucilage
500 much so that one perspiring Wheel
man in the vicinity Of the postoiiice APP
paranty stuck fast and concluded that
walking was the proper means OF loco
motion Zoo these tropical times.
Everyone complained OF the heat I'm
% practical fashion that gladdened the
hearts ~ the mixologsts in the various
soft drink establishments 90 an appre-
CI8ble extent while at an early hour
the exodus 90 the lake set 10 IN "a
manner calculated Co cause q famine IN
the bathing suit department
10 is some consolation 90 know that
Mr. Murdoch predicts a change On the
temperature tom0rrow-whlch way
however SIS not stated
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COUNTY TAX LEVY.
Probabilities are the Rate VIII be
Fixed at "A Mills.

The county commissioners win hold a
special meeting tomorrow morning at
which time the county tax levy for the
present year viii be fixed The rate.
it is believed. VIII be 4ia mills The 1899
assessment was In round numbers $780,
100000 and the levy was 10 mills, or
Njl 200 This year the assessment age
gregates $4,000 and "a tax Of AZ
mills gives a revenue OF l74l50, an In
crease Of S22.gJ0 over last year
The county has to pay the $4,000
Judgment recently obtained against it
by the Civic Federation also $4,000
and Interest on outstanding furniture
warrants.
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SOLDIERS ENCANPMENT.
Battery Boys win Take Their Battle
of Manila 10 Denver

The success which attended the bat
terry boys In their representation Of the
Battle OF Manila" has given them the
grounds 20 feel that they can make q
success by producing IL elsewhere So
they VIII present the spectacle ot Glen
wood Park, Ogden. August ith. The
boys as an organization also intend 90
go 90 Denver and other Colorado cities.
appearing in Denver at the time " the
Ducampmcnt of the army of the Philip
puies. August 18th. lith and 18TH
"A kleuke, corresponding secretary Of
the Utah society, is in receipt vi let-
Ger from Brig. Gen. Irving Hale of The
Colorado aociety, who is at Denver,
stating that circular letters have been
forwarded Co various organizations Tor
the purpose OF securing a large attend
ance at the encampmcut
A large representation Dr. expected
from Utah. The program for the en-
camumgnt Contemplates round "
pleasant events such as trolley rides
trips 90 the mountains. etc. Efforts are
being made 20 have Gems OILS. King
and Green present. who II present viii
deliver addresses. An but the bare live
ing expenses viii be- paid by che Col-
orado society and the city OF Denver.
About 40 men will go from Utah, Inc
Guiding the band and four cannon.
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maker haa baeu apuaintaJ official
watch Inspector FOR the Union Pacific
at Denver
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The Salt Lake q los Angeles Te-
ceiyel o. - load 90. ties this morning.
As soon as lhe other two that nave
~, I'D. W. e'' ,l "a. on ~. ...ir,n, NJ ir,oE
wv F''
The Oregon Short Lime VIII run
special train t0 ogden at s.ll sunday
morning on the occasion of the eNolr-
sion of tho Naoaahges 90 ths canyon.
The train WIN leave ogden on the Zee
turn "trip at 8 D. m.
a Sacramento dispatch last night
says. The trucks off "a refrigerator ear
on the cast-b0unl Central Pacific
freight train broke near Gold Run TO-
DAY. and eight freight cars were dee
rallied $50 one was hurt Traffic "iA
Doe delayed several hours
~. ,t.,ly ,f.,.. .f.rs no tt. pI,
Gauda Western passenger station, has
returned from VISIT 90 Porto Rico
where he has been Iulkiue up hs
brother who is stationed uu0u that
coast 100 the capacity uf % naval officer
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The remains ol George Wiseman were
laid away In the Mt OIiyct cemetery
this afternoon after the funora. services
were held in Evans undertaking par
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WIZ
The Union Pacific has issued q useful
little booklet which sets forth DO full
the national platforms of the five
parties iu the United States I'm ad-
dillon the book contains other valuable
and statistical Information compiled
from official sources a limited NUM-
Der of copies of this publication was re-
ceived by w. NJ clay this morning for
general distribution.
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YEPHI EXCURSIOyIsTS.

The Oregon Short Line this morning
brought up from Nephi 225 Sunday
school excursionIsts Tor Salpir. Some
of the visitors went directly 20 the
beach and others remained in town, goo
lrg out later A special VIII leave here
at DO o'clock tonight for NephI and those
who desire 90 do $50 may return then,
and others who may wish Co stop over
have the privilege uf returning un any
OF the regular Short Line trains tomor-
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Observation-Disclosures unnnIr
WITH THE JUSTICES.
nInnnnnnnIu1nnnnnnnnnlnlnr

Benjamin Tilt was tried before Jus
tice sommer today on the charge Of
disturbing the peace of Mrs. jerome, in
that he descended into a cellar which
ls being used by both be and Mrs.
Jerome and eyicted q mattress which
was said to be- inhabited with vermin.
judge Sommer discharged the man.
Finest Green was arraigncd before
Justice S0mmer on the charge OF steal
ing a horse several months ago. He
pleaded not guilty and in default Of $500
bonds. Doe was remanded 90 the county
iau 90 await bis trial which win come
IN I'M 4 I.M IuNa
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PROGRAM AT sALrAR.
Pacific Islanders Day August 10,
VIII be a Big One.

Pacific islanders Day August 10,
win be a Big One.
The following program WIN be the
feature at Saltair Beach ON August 10Th
on the occasion Of Pacific Islanders
outing
Singing Go. O.. ..,, o.. BY the assembly
Invocation
Quartet Missionary Farewell
Address. PRIEST George O. Cannon
Subject; Introduction 0f the Cos
BEL 20 the Pacific Islanders
HAWAII
Hawaiian GIea. Five Native Hawalians
Nuihe, KololL puHani. Heneli and
Davlka.
Recitation IN English Melea native girl
Mele kahika .ancia1t chant .Paahao
SAMOA.
A somoau song by 10 children In native
costume.
A typical Samoan service.
TAHITI
Representation OFF Arrival of Mall" I'm
ruamatu. Society island Mission hy
A series o. u0'.auy representing
typical Ma1r.aam o. The Arrival 90
A Greeting 4" -Ien. Whispering a.
Boat k..1. B Maori Warriors 6 a
DAY OF. O.. Meal Time S.A Hunt
for--What? o. a Pleasant Task. no.
Dreaming OF Home
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"IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED"
TRY
SAPOLIO

II the stomach, liver and bowels fail
10 perform their functions regularly
and naturally the blood becomes con-
terminated with impurities and the
whole system Is IN consequence de-
HERBINE Is remarkable
for IT'S efficacy In curing the ailments
OF summer. and the disorders prevalent
during hot weather. Price 80 cents z.
c. ". l. DruF Dept
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NOTICE or SALE or DELINQUENT
STOCK.

THE HERCULES GOLD MINING
Company Location Of principal place
of business. salt Lake City. Utah Mo-
Uco There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account Of
assessment levied on the 18th Of June
1890 Dhr several amounts set opposite
the names " the respective share
holders ae follows.
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DIED.

GUDMUNDsoN-1n this city July an,
1900, u appendicitis. lngef Air.tgb
son Gudmundson OK SprIngNlll, 1is,
aged AZ years native OF NORWAY ''
of Samuel Gudmunds0n. s.,Ig-.
The remains win be shipped 90 ,9S.p., 'i",
VILE by Undertaken Joseph W ...n.-si
Taylor Wednesday morning ana lur in
services VIII be held at D. it,
Springville.
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As per list and IN accordance with
law and order Of the board OF directors
made on the 18th day Of June 1900. so
many shares OF each parcel OF stock as
may be necessary viii be sold az auc-
ton at the Office Of the company, Room
7l2 Mccormick Bldg, salt Lake City,
Utah, on August 18th. 1900 al p. m,
10 pay the delinquent assessment there
on together with the cost Of advertis-
Ing and expense Of sale
CHAs. d. HUDSON, Secretary.
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COUNTY OFFICIALSSALARIES
Commissioners Allow Them to Remain
the Same.

The board Of county commissioners.
at Yesterday afternoons meeting fxed
the salaries of the county officers for
the ensuing two years no change was
made I'm the schedule. the salaries be-
Ing the same as heretofore. Following
4rn fHa furV.ea
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SUPERINTENDENTS REPORT
County School Population is 1925, an
Increase Of PIG.

County Superintendent OF Schools
OSCAR Van Cott has transmitted 90 the
superintendent OF public instruction the
following report OF the school census
for the districts outside OF Salt Lake
rItyt
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

salt Lake city Utah, July 81, 1900.
Todays clear.ngs ....-,.,S8l8.2 62. "a
Same day last year ..,....,.,, t40ld,5l
Months ClearlHgs ....,,,.,.,SNe-,t43.4t
Same month last year .,,.,,.s.IS3.3ii6 81
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CHILDREN GUEsSl
The population Of Salt Lake--a new
si200 Standard Dictionary given the
successful guesser. See the News"
advertisement.
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SPIKE AMI RAN.

J. ". Furl0ng has succeeded a. H.
Pitt as secretary 90 II. b. I.0oslr 90 the
Missouri Pacific Office.
Boyd Park, the wen known watch
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PRESS CLUB, TOO.

Besides the good folks from Nephl
there are az saltair today the members
of the Utah Woman's Press club.
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CHILDREN GUESS

The population OF Salt Lake-a tbe
tl20O STANDARD Dictionary gif.e,SS
successful guesser See the
advertisement
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NEXT MONTHS WEATHER.


The following data. covering period
of 20 years have been compiled from
the Weather Bureau records az SAT-
Lake city Utah.
Month OF August for tWenty-siX
years.
TEMPERATURE.
No., or normal ,.,,rs,,,,,ro -z a.
grces.
Win ,n 9r.r8ce ~ "a dogre"s
Tbe ~oid.st Ino,tb WIS mai OF is-5
WIN an average OF ~ degrees,
qrees or August 4 iS7s.
Tho Lowest fauuorature wae a. de-.
rrcas ON August IN iSS0
Atarlga dIts on which first ,kiuIDp"
FROST 1esgrrsJ In autumn October IS
Ayarlge d4ta on which last ukll-ng"
FROST incurred In eprinr AprU e2
PRECIPITATION Grain ana melted
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BE sure and take part in the Prize
Waltz at Saltair. Choir Day.
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Is here, so is the extract season. and
we manufacture our famous Three
Crown Triple Extracts, an nayors.
Lemon Vanilla, Strawberry Rasp-
berry Orange, Almonds Pineapple, etc
These nayorIngs are endorsed by the
leading experts In the art OF both cook.
Ing and eating
Don't forget II you want delicious Ice
Cream ana cakes 20 insist on your
grocer sending you Hewletts Three
Crown Triple Extracts.
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STOMACH HEALTH

means health "a every part OF the body
Weak digestion win upset the nerves.
the blood. the liver. the kidneys. Hos
letters stomach Bitters Is Well-knoWn
remedy Tor stomach us, which should
be used by every sufferer from indlges-
lion M any form. 10 Is not an expert
ment having been recommended and
used FOR half a century, and It's results
are certain our Private Revenue stamp
covers the neck Of the bottle.
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Hewlett Bros. Co.

deaf and two blind persons 30 the
county between the ages Of and 30
years.