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school. There will be refreshments and
an impromptu programme.
Mrs. Plant, who has been spending the
winter with her son, Herbert Plant has
returned to her home in New Brunswick.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Methodist Church
will be held Thursday.
Mrs. w S. Harwood, of Carter avenue.
VIII entertain the Reading circle Friday
afternoon.
The. Ladies Guild, of st. Matthew
church met Tuesday with Mrs. F. II. Ell
Mrs Francisco, of Cromwell avenue. is
spending spending the summer in Henderson,
The Ladies Reading circle met Friday
with Mrs. Henry L. Hunter.
Dr. and Mrs. c.. M Cannon will 90
tomorrow to Wells, MINI.
MRS. Rule will spend part of the sum-
mer in Jacksonville, Ill
The meeting of the Cincb clnh bas haan
indefinitely postponed. ''''' 'eeii
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ST. PAUL PARK.

Mrs. Gardner entertained at cards Fri
day evening. The event was surprise
for her husband in honor of his birthday
Mr.. and Mrs Clark McKown, of St
Paul, spent several days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. William McKown.
The Northern Light Rebekah Lodge
No. 81 viii give an apron social next
Wednesday at I. o. o. F. hall.
The Ladies Missionary Society or the
Presbyterian Church met Friday after
noon with Mrs. Kendall.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. o.
Church met Thursday afternoon Win
Mrs. George Seamer.
Mrs. Murray and Mrs: Field, Of st.
Paul, We're entertained by Mrs. Johh
Larany Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs A D. Smith, from the
city, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Woodward Sunday.
Miss Severance. of Mankato, Mimi,
was the guest of Mrs. c. E. Bradley
Sunday.
the guest of Miss Emma Glenn last sun
day
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DAYToN's BLUFF.

The Midwinter Euchre club met Satur-
day evening at the home OF Mrs. Joseph
Yak. The prizes were awarded 10 MIS-:
Collins and Messrs. kellerman ana
George Klinkerfuss Mrs. Collins, OF the
Euclid View, will entertain the club next.
The Economy Thimble club was organ
lied last Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. S. L. s. Titus. The club
will hold weekly meetings, the next meet
ing being Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. E. William Bennett
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club, of
the Van Buren school, will give recep-
ton for the teachers in the school Fri
day afternoon, the 18th inst. A musical
programme will be rendered.
Miss Ella Muench, of East Fifth street,
entertained informally at coffee Monday
afternoon. Those present were: Tho
Misses Stella and Johanna Willius, Clo-
tide Brink, May Lee and Margaret Mid
dleton.
The engagement of Miss Lulu May
Clark and Mr.. Joseph Frederick Germann
is announced. The marriage will take
place the early part of June.
Mrs John Leisen Jr,, who has been the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lahr,
of Bates avenue, left Wednesday for her
home in ST. Cloud.
Mrs Edward Mohaupt, Of Mendoza
street, is entertaining her brother, Mr..
Will Keifer, and Charles Church, of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Haslett entertained at coffee
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vs. -N ~ ACF eIeI

Mrs. Foible and Miss Foible for severs,
days. io' SeFer@i
Mrs Mrs: Mary Geryais and daughter spent
several days with friends In the city.
Mr. and Mrs c. e. Swan spent Satur-
day wlth Mrs. Mary B. Swan
DR.; Benepe and family moved into
Bunker Hill No. Friday. ''
nesday william Snos and family NOV
ed into the Abbott cottage
Dr. and Mrs. Charles II. Darling are AZ
the lake for the summer
Mrs. Mary b, Swan spent several days
in Minneapolis this week
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh PiJcinson snent
Thursday at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs; f. D. Williams spent sew
eral days in the city.
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Will give trolly party to Minneapolis
next Friday evening, where they viii be
entertained at the home of Mrs. John
Mr.. and Mrs F. Savage, CT River Falls,
Wis, were guests of Mrs. H Schmer-
norm, of East Seventh street, during
ReE.-~L. A. Johnstone will address the
Arlington Hills Mothers club next We'd
nesday afternoon in John Ericsson school
Mrs. George A Binder, of East Seventh
street, gave a party yesterday afternoon
day.
Division No T. L. A. to A. O. H, will
give calico ball at Union Star hall
Wednesday evening, May %.
Mrs. Thomas Robinson and Miss Susie
wilcox, of Mt Ida street, spent the last
OF the week at Hudson.
Mrs. S. A. Farnsworth, of Case street,
entertained during the week Miss NJ A.
Brattland, of Ada.
Mrs. Thomas searls and Miss Allison
Searls, of Burr street, have gone East
for a month
Mrs. James Whidden entertained a
number of friends at a 5 o'clock tea Sat
urday.
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DEI.LwooD.

Mr.. Truman Ingersol returned from MS
journey around the world Wednesday
and received several of his lake friends
Thursday evening IN his cottage.
wives, of the Minneapolis dental school,
VIII be the guests Of Mrs. John Hertz
Sunday at dinner
Prof F. Wouling and wife were tho
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. George Summers
several days.
Joseph McKibben and family moved
into their summer house Friday.
T. A. Schultz and family moved into
their summer home Wednesday
Mrs. John Hertz Is entertaining Mrs
John Phelps for the summer.
Mrs. George Summers is entertaining
Mrs. 3. T. Berry.
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Thursday afternoon In honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Klinkerfuss, OF Le
Mars, 10.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Johns
Catholic Church met at the home of Mrs
Supple on Conway street Wednesday att
ernoon.
Mrs William Buechner will leave short
ly for Strawberry Point, To-, where she
will spend several months with her par
ents.
The Dayton's Bluff History class, will
meet next Monday afternoon at the nome
Mrs Eberhart, of East Third street en-
tertained her lady friends Saturday aft
ernoon, in honor of her birthday.
The Misses Burkhard, of Hoffman ave-
nue., gave a dinner Sunday in honor Of
Miss Nellie Peck, of Cresco 10.
Blooming Prairie were the guests of Mrs.
E. Wielde during the week.
The Silver Spoon Cinch club will meet
Thursday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Rotert on Hudson avenue.
Mrs. Struck, of Eau Claire, Wis, has
been the guest of Mrs. Gottschammer, Of
Bates avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Heller, Of st. Cloud, Is
the guest of Mrs. W. r. Bradley, of East
Sixth street.
at the home of Mrs, Lowe Friday after
noon.
Miss Rolly voedisch has gone to Chi
cago, where she win open a musical
studio.
Mrs. NJ A Burns entertained friends
from Chicago and Minneapolis during the
week.
Mrs. Vean, of Minneapolis is spending
the week with Mrs. R. E. McCleary.
Mrs William r. Burkhard entertained
informally Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Mohaupt will entertain the
ForeSterS Thursday evening"
Mrs. R. E. McCleary is entertaining
Mrs Shaw is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Glesking, of Plum street
Mrs. A. P. Jones entertained informal
ly Tuesday evening.
Mrs w R. Bradley is entertaining Mrs.
Nelson, of st. Cloud.
Mrs. Conrad entertained informally
Sunday evening.
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Mrs. W. ]. Logue and Mrs. T. Mcmillan,
of st. Paul, and Mrs. j. II. Leslie and
Mrs. G. H. Burdick, of Minneapolis.
Mrs. w. II. Pierce will leave for New
York and the Continent Tuesday.
Miss Violet Thorworth spent several
days with Mrs. A F. Thompson.
Mrs. A. K. Tiesberg entertained some Of
her relatives at dinner Sunday
j. e. Haycock and family will move
into their cottage Monday.
Mrs. A. NJ, Fuller was a guest Of Mrs
f. V. Bartlett Sunday.
Mrs. c. L Overton left for Hartford,
Conn Saturday
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WHITE BEAR.

w. P. Jewett and family have given
up their home on Dayton avenue and are
at Cottage Park for the summer
Edward NJ. Fanduzee and family have
moved into their summer residence OF
the peninsula
Mrs. Young entertained Misses Roney
and Lulu Needs, OF Saltwater for sev.
eral days.
The Ideal Dancing club will have
dance in Getty's hall next Friday even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith moved into theiI
cottage on the peninsula Friday
Mr.. G. II. Woody is at the Hammond
cottage for several days
w. T. Benneson and family are at Lake
Shore for the season
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The German empress has been ordered
to take course of waters at Wiesbaden.
Where she will arrive shortly for a stay
OF 1our weeks. and will reside at the
schloss, the first floor of which is baino,
prepared for her reception. The emperor
will be at Wiesbaden part of the time.
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PEOPLE OF TITLE.

The Duke and Duchess of York are 70
return from Sandringham to St lanes,
palace for the season early in Nav. and
the christening of their infant son is to
take place in the private chapel at Wind
sor castle, the queen being present.
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SIT. ANTHONY PARK.

K Dr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Rule will visit
next week in Chicago.
The teachers of the st. Anthony PARK PARK
Wednesday afternoon in the Baker
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Queen Victoria will not go to Osborne
until the third week in July, and her
majesty is to return direct to Windsor
castle from Dublin. According to the
original arrangement the queen was to
ieave the Viceregal lodge Friday, the
2Oth, but she Is to come to London Tues
day, May 8, and she will stay for three
nights at buckingham palace.
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HAMLINE,

A surprise party was given on Tuesday
evening to Rev. and Mrs. o. H. Elmer
by their many friends. Among the guests
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Prince and Princess Louis of Batten
nerg intend to spend the spring and sum
nef months at Frogmore lodge. which
has been lent to them by Queen Victorfa
Frogmore is a pleasant. old-fashioned
country house, with well-wooded grounds
and IS part of the Windsor castle crown
domain. 1t was at one time the resi-
dence OF the Duchess of Kent, who lived
there for twenty years, and the Prince
ana Princess of Wales spent the first
winter after their marriage there. The
Iate Duke OF Clarence was born at Frog
more.
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1t had been wished to celebrate Queen
Victoria's birthday this year on the prop
er day, which is Thursday, May "A, but
the arrangement had been found to be
impracticable so far as London is con-
cerned. The celebration is to be on the
24th at Dublin and Edinburgh, and all
over Scotland, Ireland and the provinces.
In London the official celebration will be-
on Saturday, May &C. when there will be
the usual military functions in the morn
ing, and at night the ministers and great
officers of the household will give full
dress banquets ito celebrate her maies-
tvs birthday" The Prince of Wales Will
dine with Lord Salisbury, who is to en-
tertain the ambassadors and other chefs
de mission. The Duke of York will be
the guest of Mr.. Goschen at the admiral
ty, and the Duke of Cambridge is to dine
with Lord Lansdowne. The lord lieu
tenant and the Duke of Connaught will
participate in the Dublin celebration on
the 24th. and travel to London on the
25th, so that the former will dine with
Lord Salisbury on the 26th, and the latter
with Lord Lansdowne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
NEW CITY JAIL TALKED OF.
Councilman Beatty Offers a Resolution Pro-
wdiog for One,
Matter N Referred 60 an Appropriate
Committee, With Instructions 20
Investigate COST Rte.

The much-mooted question OF city
jail came up before the Council again
last evening IN the following resou-
tion. offered by Councilman Beatty
Whereas. Il Is notorious fact that
the city jail Is an indescribably toul.
unventilated contaminated
place, In which are herded men and
boys TO their great physical and moral
injury and In violation OF all justice
and decency, and
Whereas, By reason Of the SAID c0n-
dltion repeated grand jurles have con-
demned 1t as utterly UNIT for human
habitatlon and a disgrace TO the city;
therefore. be Il
Resolved. That the committee ON po-
lice be and Is hereby directed TO investi-
gate and report as early as possible TO
the city Council It's recommendations
concerning the erection of a new city
Jail. which shall he In an respects fire.
proof and Of modern construction, and
fully provided with such appliances as
will best secure the largest measures
OF light safety and sanitation obtain
able at a cost, exclusive Of the ground
upon which II may be built. not TO exc
coed $4,000"
The resolution was adopted, Presi-
dent Buckle and Councilman Canning
voting in the negative
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
THE CASE An NErHL
Graed Central.Mammoth SUIT 'o"'
suming Much Time

The proceedings In the gIeat l','', a'n5
sp,f between the Grand Oehl," ,,' ~
Mammoth Mining companies 'l .'J,b.'"i
,gsre ep,Noued yesterday oy q sll' W. wy,
r,V between Patrick Condor. "a" eN,
,.r. miner. and Judge Dickson NM
..s sross.examiniug the witness a uss
tltres. IN direct examination leslii' '-,'
,bat I'M bis opinion Che Apex Nds VI,
Mammoth lot 49, In cross'eNaliili,li,s..,o,'
he witness stated that Judge pleNsoI''
I'M "a suIt the witness was pressing a, ,l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
WEAR DENyER,S C0LORS.

Salt Lake City. Utah
Nov. Is, 1900
To the Editor.
The East Denver High school eleven
will be placed at a disadvantage in It's
game with the Salt Lake High school
boys tomorrow, owing to the fact that
they win play so far from home, max
Ing Il impossible for them TO bring
along crowd Of 'roOters,' whose
presence always urges a team on.
There are In salt Lake at the present
time quite a number OF Denver people
who no doubt will attend the game to-
morrow afternoon. Through the kind
ness OF the editor. am allowed the OPP
portunity OF asking all Denverites, or
ex.Denveritcs attending the game TO
wear the T.. d. II. 5. colors, which are
red and white, and | can assure them
that the appearance Of the home colors
ON The field will be a pleasing sight and
a most encouraging one 10 the boys
from Denver
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MINING NOTES.

Tho century of Park city Is IN
creasng its output
the falo OF the Rambler copper mine
IS denied from Denver
A new strike Of lead carbonates Is re-
nortei in the May Day
Contracts have been let for q 3oO-foot
tunnel ON the Copper King In Cache
county
A contract has been let BY the copper
King Of Tinte, to sink shaft on their
property
A strike of high grade ore is re-
ported on the 52j level Of the Shoe
bridge bonanza.
Superintendent Raddats, OF the Hon
orlne mine al stockton went out 70 the
mine this morning.
j. NJ. Boutwell,, OF the United States
geological survey has just completed a
survey Of the Bingham mining district
and win return 10 Washington In few
days
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRnDUCE.

Chicago, Nov. 2S-December wheat
opened at I0hQ% and Tell TO esS.
Close. Wheat.-Noy.,1OhQh; jan,
iO7s.
Corn-Nov.. a; Dec, $685. Jan. 49,
Oats-NOv., Piss Dec, 2l9, May, Z3}s'
Pork-Noy., li2j jan, l2Oih. -
Lard-Nov., sos Dec, 6.s5; Jan, 6'SOg
6S2k.
Ribs-Noy.. 1922. Jan, 6.25
Cash: Wheat--No red, 1ld7S' No 3
red 6SQ72is; No. hard winter $500;
No. 3 do. 5000 No northern spring,
1O073 No. do. 10Q73; No, spring,
66qT.
Conr-No. 2, AZ; No. 8. S6Gts.
oats--No. ?, 22i.GA' No. 3 22ak'
Rye-45is.
Barey--Ssq5s,
Timothy-450
Flax-Northwest l.6i.
Cattle Receipts $4,000 Choice about
steady, others S 10 10 cents lower. Good
to prime steers. 530N5S5. poor 70 medi-
UNI. 420Q52O; heifers, 265q46O; can
ners. 2.OO02.60; bulls. 2.5OqA2O; calves
8.50Q5.4O: Texas led steers, 4OOQ4S5;
grassers, 3.25d4io, bulls, 2.504S.25.
Hogs-Receipts today, 1900 Tomor.
row, $4,000; left over, is5S. opened
steady, closing wetk. Top. i95, Mixed
and butchers. 46OGi95 good to choice
heavy 465QL92h rough heavy $500
460 light, Ae0Qis0. bulk Of sales, 40
diS7i3.
Sheep--R Receipts Is 900. Choice about
steady, others 10 Is cents lower Good
to choice wethers, 40Od425i fair 10
choice mixed 365Q3s5i western sheep
I00G4 20: Texas sheep 250d3.50. native
lambs 4.OOq52O; western lambs 1900
b15
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
accordance with and under the power and
authority grant d by that certain trust deed
made the 18th day Of June, l,ss 20 the un-
defslgued trustees, by Daniel ID. holh and
Edna L. HOutz, bis wife, and recorded on the
10Th day Of June, 1872 no Rock "a OF
Noltyages. on pace SIS OF the records Of salt
Lake County, I tab, the Undersigned trustees
viii Offer FOR sale and sell 10 the highest bid
der for cash, az the west front door of The
Ioint City and County Building Ia salt Lake
CIV. Utah. that being the county court house
and county seat OF salt Lake County, Utah,
on The gQth day OF December 1900, at ~
o'clock noon Of said day all the real estate
hereinafter described. 10 pay ana discharge
Inc Indebtedness secured by said trust deed.
and Interest thereon, and the costs Of this
notice and expenses Of sale, said sale being
at the request OF the legal holder u said in
debtedness and because Of the non. payment
of said Indebtedness az maturity.
said real estate Is particularly described as
follows. tO-Wit;
commencing at the S.,E. corner OF lot one
block l2O. plat A.. Salt Lake City survey and
running thence north iGi feet, thence west
las feet, thence south 81 feet thence east
az feet; thence south % feet; thence east
u5i, feet, 20 place Of beginning same being
situated IN salt Lake City, salt Lake County,
state OF Utah -
o. j. SALISBURY and
SIMON BAMB FRGER-
Trustees
Dated at salt Lake City, Nov. q, 1900
First publication, Nov. p, 1907
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NEW DEPARTURES.
Being Inaugurated by the Western Arms
Sporting Goods Co. Brown
ing's Old stand.


Ing's Old stand.
The Western Arms & Sporting
Goods company, under the able man
agement Of Captain Milf Barratt Is
making a bid for public patronage
which will rank II as the leading sport
ing goods house in the West. The idea
IS to place each department In the
hands OF an experienced man, who
knows the wants OF the public and can
tell them exactly what they want and
explain Its use thoroughly.
As an instance, he has placed the
shell loading department In the hands
Of Mr.. Cal. T. Callis0n, the champion
inanimate target shot OF the State,
whose ability as a sportsman Is well
known. whose claim Is that the ef-
fectiveness OF his shooting is due
as much to the loading OF his
shells as any other feature. This
information, derived from long prac-
tice, will cradle him 10 give the sports
men the best loaded shells on the mar
ket-shells particularly adapted to the
shooting qualities OF your gun-the ef-
fectiyeness of which win be guaran'
teed.
The Photographic supply department
Is In charge OF Mt A. +, smith. pro-
fessional photographer who Will cater
10 the wants OF both the amateur and
professional In this department they
carry a full supply OF paper and chem
icals-in the use OF which he will give
all patrons the benefit OF free instruc-
ton. They are also preparing dark
rooms for their patrons, where free in
structiors In developing ana finishing
will be given. This department will be
complete in every particular. When
you call ln ask 20 see their Pony
Promo No rs, something entirely new
in the kodak line. which they are In
PRODUCING for the holiday trade.
Each department win be in the hands
of % competent man. and when 1t
comes To guns there is no better Judge
OF that article than the manager him
self, who will endeayor to please you In
this particular.
Drop In and see the improvements
that are being made and be assured
that you will receive nothing but the
fairest treatment and at prices suited
10 your purse
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Fourth Precinct VIII Nominate Men,
Der of Board.

a partisan mass convention will
be held at Taggart's Hall, Friday night,
November 30th, at p. m. for the pur-
pose OF nominating q candidate for the
school board. Registered voters OF all
parties are invited 10 attend.
r. +. THOMAS, JR.,
Chairman Democratic Campaign Com
mittee.
JNO. S. H1GHAM,
Chairman Republican Campaign Com
fuiffpn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

Mr.. Pyper Is now convinced that had
Maurice Grau gone ahead with his
opera production for Salt Lake 1t
would have been an overwhelming sue
cess. He says more than a hundred
people applied at the boxofIice when
"I.ohengrin" was announced, and not a
soul objected to paying 81 a seat. Some
ladies volunteered to pay $40 seat. MT.
Pyper last night wired these facts to
Grau. but this morning received a dis
patch briefly stating that Il was i'm
possible for the company TO visit salt
Lake this year.
At the Grand "The Fast Mali closes
It's engagement tonight.
Frederick Warde opens his salt Lake
engagement with matinee Of "Othel-
10" tomorrow afternoon.
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ASSESSMENT no. 10.

ELY MINING AND MILLING COMPANY.
Office aud principal place OF business, salt
Lake City. Utah.-NOtlce Il hereby Fiven
that az q meeting OF The directors, held on
the -ith day OF Nov, 1900. an assessment Of 3
cents per share was levied on all the shares
90 The caultul stock q the corporation Issued
and oit.t tnding. payable on or before Dee
81 iauQ. % the treasurer, AZ bis Office. 40 T. X.
Jones s. Co.'S bank, No. 80 Main Street, salt
Lake city. o tab. ANY stock upon which the
assessment may remain unpaid on the 18th
day o Dee, 1900 VII be delinquent and ad-
yerused for sale at public auction; and un.
less payment Is msde tefOre, so many Of the
shares represented by each certificate Of the
stock 40 delinquent as may be necessary will
be sold on the 18th day 81 Jan, 1901. at 10
o'clock a. m, 70 pay the delinquent assess
menL together with the cost OF advertising
and expense ~ sale
WM b. sPRAGuE, Secretary.
BY order OF the board OF directors
salt Lake City, Utah, Nov %, 1907
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PRIEST. GEO. Q. CANNON

VIII contribute an article on the first
preaching Of the Gospel in Hawaii.
PRIEST. JOSEPH +. SMITH
VIII, IL IS hoped. write an article Of cur
rent interest. though HIS absence from
the State renders It impossible to an
nounce the subject
THE QUORUM OF THE TWELVE
will be represented by brief contribu-
lions from most n not ali. OF the mem
bers, on topics suggested by the clos
ing Of the 10Th century, and the opening
OF the 20th.
PRIZE CHRISTMAS STORY,
PRIZE CHRISTMAS POEM,
PRIZE CHRISTMAS CAROL,
the latter to be renderd by the Taber-
nacle choir on Sunday. Dec g.
The articles by the First Presidency
and the Twelve will be accompanied by
their latest portraits In half tone.
OTHER FEATURES.
will be announced later.
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PERSONAL.

Acting Governor Gull Nebeker
,,,tth beautiful crop Of incipient
,yhiskers. came 10 town from sunny
Arizona last evening -.,..
William s. Marks, the recently
elected county superintendent or
schools FOR Tooele county, Is numbered
among the guests at the White House:
addison Smith, private secretary OF
senator shoup, was in this city last
evaning for a few hours on his way TO
washington TO meet the senator
Charles r. Downing, OF The Denver
post Formerly OF the Herald o. this
city came in this morning to meet M, MS
mother who Is en- route from Cailior-
Ma "a Florida In order 10 attend the
funeral OF her sister. u,..,,.-
Congressman King left Tor Nashihg-
ton this morning