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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of file in county recorders
office, Salt Lake City. May II:
Frank c. Little to A. V, Taylor,
trustee, warranty deed, lots l
and 2, North Inglewood ,..,.r,$
John II. Howe ct ux to j. c, VIII
liams. warranty deed, part of
southwest section H. township
south, range | east ..,,...,, $50
Peter Glenn to Garrigues & Smith
company, warranty deed, lots 2
and g. block II, Wilcox addition S.
Walter j. Lewis to John c. Ber-
toch, warranty deed. part OF
southwest section &c. township
south, range 2 west .,.,... S50
Ida 5. Guernsey to James Chip
man, warranty deed, lots 43 to
g, block 4. East Waterloo -. 1900
George n. Ottlnger 10 William II.
Baxter, warranty deed, lot %,
Mob Hill subdivision ......... $50
Alfred Burke Il ux. 10 Alfred Al
seen warranty deed. i9lsxSS feet
northwest from 1854 feet north
Of southeast corner LOT 2. block
10 plat b.. -. .. .,.~o., $50
Deseret Saving bank TO Lee II.
Gallop, warranty deed. lots 13
and "A. block 3, Marion park. 8
NJ. 5 WOolley 20 Walter G.. futile.
warranty deed. west 3is rods, lot
/, block $50. plat D..... .,..... /
NJ. G.. Ford to Smith Parker, war
ranty deed. 2j,Sxl3 rods northeast
from southwest lot H. block 20,
l0-acre plat A.. g., .,...,.. 1000
Isabella A. Child 10 William Il.
Plummer warranty deed, Az
rods by 80 feet northwest from
southeast corner lot 4, block ~,
plat Il ..,, -. -. &C.. ,....... 200
John Weir, Jr.. 20 II Il. Asadoor-
ian. warranty deed. lots 2 to s.
block 1906, plat c.. ,.. ,......,. 1000
Edward l.. Sheets 10 John c. Wise.
warranty deed 2Oh feet by 10
rods southwest from northeast
corner lot 3, block 80. plot A.. 1900
Philip Pugsley to John Weir. Jr..
qut-claim deed. west half block
1906 plat c.. &C.. g.. ........ 4
Joseph Groesheck 10 Henry
Thayne. quit-clam deed, lots s
TO 2. block 2. South Capital ave-
Estate John Beck TO Ida 5. Guern.
sey. quit-clalm decd. lots 43 TO
~. block 4 East Waterloo e.. 49,, 1900 |
w. 5. Crlsmon to George y. Ottin.
ger. quit-claim deed lot % ana
east half Of LOT 30, Mob Hill sub
division -. 90. .. 90. ....,.., 1S5 |
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Total 80 -, go. ....",,...~sS,759
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In Judge Morse's Court,

Judge Morse made the following or
ders today.
York Mining company VS. John H..
shannon dismissed AT plaintiffs cost.
Ruth p. Matthews VS. John W. Smell,
etc; demurrer withdrawn, ten days 70
answer
Samuel p. Mandel VS. Louis Barits;
demurrer withdrawn; ten days to an
sWer
American Publishing company vs. a.
Fisher, ct a., plaintiff granted leave
% amend complaint.
G.. e. Durham IS W. V. Travis, at
jorneys for both sides allowed 10 take
ont depOs ton on file in clerks office.
Alex OIscn vs. Abraham smith. de-
murrer overruled; fifteen days TO an
swer.
John Black VS. william Hatfield, de-
murrer sustained; ten days TO amend
answer.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Mckinney; motion 10 dis
miss appeal oyerruled.
The Swenson- Smell boundary dispute
trial was resumed before Judge Morse
this morning. Witnesses were examined
for plaintiff in rebuttal. and by noon
the testimony was all In. Arguments
viii be heard on Monday
Judge Hall made the following orders
In equity today;
Salt Lake City VS. Salt Lake City Wa.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

The friends Of Elder Joseph Halver-
sen Of the Twenty-third ward are pre-
pairing for him grand benefit social
in the ward house on Monday evening.
He ls now on a mission 80 Norway,
having been gone about a year and this
is the first affair Of the kind projected
since his departure and Il is thought
a liberal response will greet the COM
mttees efforts. Besides Ice cream and
cakes, and the dancing, the following
program will be rendered;
instrumental duet .,..o, ..n,
u.....,.M Mr. and Mrs, Ray Decker
Contralto solo, THE Holy city 80.
.."... .,.. .,.,..Miss Hazel Jones
Duet The Gypsy Countess ,." ...,.
.. Nellie Anderson and ID. p. Felt
Comic song .,. .,... Mr.. James Stacey
Soprano SOLO. Miss Selma Fernstr0m
Bccitatlou.u... Miss Jennie SaDdberg
Comic song n,.,,.,.,Mr. J. h. Fulmer
Trio .,,....,,..,,.,,. Annie Fern
strom. Selma Fernstrom, Hazel Jones
Song 10y the author Mr.. Ray Decker
Recitation 49,, go. Miss Ada Brook
Song ..,....,. ..u.,.M Miss Vera A. Felt
Comic song ....., MIR, Waiter Ridd
Duet,.,...,.E Ellen and Lilly Sandberg
Grand railie for prize cake.
NINTH WARD
The Terrible Swede" Dramatic COM
pany presented Hans Hansen from
Hamstead, at the Ninth ward meet
ing house last night. John Lawson
the Terrible Swede.' won additional
laurels In the tltular role, and also in
his exhibition Of his famous mile a
minute ride on his new patent track
Oscar Julius also made a hit with a
rendition OF ooh, Where, oh, Where
Can My Little Dog Be?" played on the
organ with one hand Fred Griffin
and Carl Devere proved entertaining
In comic songs and coon dances The
same bill goes tonight.
The Relief Society of Sugar House
ward win. on May 27-29 inclusive, give
a three-days' fair for the benefit Of the
new addition to the meeting house.
most attractive program has been pre-
pared for the occasion. The features
OF the affair win be the sale OF work
and elegant fancy pillows upon which
the members Of the ward have been
working for months Prominent among
the PRETTY designed homemade art
Giles viii be a 800 pair Of silk portleres.
The six new rooms viii be beautifully
decorated with q variety Of artistic
booths, pot plants and bunting a char
acter national concert, historical tab
leauX, guessing contests. balls, and vot-
ing contests for the most popular lady
and gentleman viii be included among
q number Of attractions which have
been provided FOR the delectation Of
visitors by those having the fair in
hand
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B. Y. COLLEGE NOTES.

Provo City, May Is. 19Ol.-Prof. Bnm-
hall was in brigham City. last Satur-
day, attending the institute Of the Box
elder county teachers.
The friends and schoolmates Of David
Broadbent and Nina Murdoch former
ly prominent students In the academy,
were pleased TO learn Of their marriage
and have sent showers Of congratula-
tons.
Last Friday Prot Nelson attended
the graduation exercises Of the Millafd
county district schools, which were held
in Fillmore, and gave an address.
Commencement work will form an
important part Of the last White and
Blue"
Prof. Nelson spoke I'm conference In
Heber. last Sunday afternoon, and adj
dressed a meeting In Park city In the
evening
Miss Nelke's elocution cysses will
give a recital in the Opera house, next
Friday evening. Much time and energy
have been spent In preparing for this,
and an especially good entertainment
will be given,
This morning the heart Of every
teacher and student was filled with Joy
and hope, when Prof Keller read the
action that had been taken by the aead-
envy board. Every loyal member and
friend Of the academy has longed for
the time when the school could have a
training school and gymnasium, and
now II seems that the great hopes are
10 be realized For one year the gym
nasium committee has worked early
and late to have a gymnasium erected.
and 20 them this welcome news that Il
would be erected brought the greatest
satisfaction and pleasure.
Last Saturday marked one more i'm
portant event In academy life. The
sewer trench which was begun several
weeks ago was completed. The boys
worked hard and fast from seven
O'Clock In the morning until noon. when
they were served 20 a dainty but sub
stantlal lunch, which had been prepared
by the girls. After an hours rest. the
picks and shoyels were resumed and the
work went on until about three O'Clock
In the afternoon. This part Of tho
trench was much harder to dig than the
other, and the heat seemed to be un-
merciful Yet the best Of feelings and
good win prevailed, no complaints being
offered. The days work closed with a
party which was thoroughly enjoyed in
spite OF tired limbs and smartlng hands.
The sewer pipes ere now being laid. and
soon connection viii be made with the
city.
The tenth annual reunion Of the
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PASSING 0F1HE FAMILY DOCTOR"

In his twentieth annual lecture before
the Hahnemanuian society, New York
DR.. William Tod Helmuth spoke OF the
evolution Of the modern physician and
Of the passing OF the family doctor d"
Human evolution, he said, splits the
science and art Of medicine into humid
red specialties, and has killed OFF an
individual once known as the family
doctor" This individual was formerly
called in to attend all the ailments from
which patient might suffer He was
always ready. and doctored the eyes.
the nose, and the throat, as well as set
bones and lanced felons. He probed
wounds and sewed cuts. He ate and
drank with the family and the family
loved him. No such being exists upon
the earth today, except perhaps, In
some untelephoned and photographed
region, where. as yet. human evolution
has not laid It's hand, Public opinion,
New York
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HOTEL A RIVALS.

The following guests We're the arrlv-
ais at the hotels up to 3 o'clock today:
Knutsford-K. c. Barton, w. w. Tur-
ner, Omaha: J: NJ: sapp, ogden, f. w.
Brigham, d. II. Hallett, Boston: T. ID.
RideuOur, Mrs. r. ID. Rideuour, Miss
Rideuour. DR.. and Mrs. ], j. jackson,
Kansas City; Miss Freda Koss, Los An
geles. II. $. Hallett, Boston, w. r..
Kelly and w. II, Huenth, Omaha; A. T..
Mueller, Milwaukee; J. Sllversmth, St.
Louis; w. F, Conemiller, Los Angeles
Il. X. Hall, Chicago; j. NJ, Root Min
neapolis; S. Sheffield ST Louis. Eugene
Giles. Nephi; l., Mckenzie, San Fran
cisco Mrs. Wltcher Jones. Leo Bruck.
NJ Wertz. New York; n T. Firth. Dem
yer; Alma u. KATE, city; Edmund L.
Chesney, city; James McGhie. Jr. j. H.
Chambers, Hyrum Baird. city; ]. Haff.
POcatello Samuel Gerard. Taylors-
Vile; j. w, Y. Stevenson, ogden; l.. j.
Stookey, Thos w. Sloan. City: II S.
Keller San Francisco; w. p. Noble,
city.
Kenyon-John G.. Culbert, Pawtucket,
c. L. Rider, Chicago: Mrs. II. " Brown,
Boston; c. G. Berger, San Francisco: A.
III. Eclus, Portland n. llill Nesbitt, In
dianapolls. w. G. Alexander, Lafayette:
l.. f.. Thorne Chicago; Chas J. Coste-
10, Tampa; II. V. Williams and wife.
New York, +. F, Noble 81. Paul: NJ.
Logan and wife. Chicago, c. A. Woody,
Denver G. G. Colt. Bart +. Bretherton.
New York: J. j. Earth, Denver; q. Dun
can. Henry Winters, Chicago; Chas As
paugh, Chicago q, G. Hu,chins. city.
Culen--J. Mcmillan, Los Angeles;
Milton May. Grant {. r, Engle Mrs.
c. r. Engle Grant; the Ogden Baseball
Nine.
White Housc-Katherlne W. Hay.
Ithaca. New York, Mrs. w. II. Hay.
Auburn; VIM. Lardner and wife. Dead
wood Joseph Herbert, Park city; VIII
lis Johnson, Crcleville. d. 81. Todd.
Rexburg. Ernest G. Smith. Ohio: II. Z.
Jensen. Mantl; ]: H. Miller, Golconda;
sam Knightun Eureka
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and II. Z. Ottosen. Johnson and Man
del are out In the interest of a syn
dicate OF capitalists to make a com
plete examination of the Emery coun.
ty oil lands, and locate a generous por-
ton Of the same If they deem the land
ali right.
A. ID. Dickson and George Brandon
returned to Castle Dale from the south
last week, where they located several
oil claims. They brought back with
them samples Of rich oil, besides oil
rock and oil sand These prospectors
are certain that they have located the
best land yet staked or,
salt Lake oil locators appear TO be a
lot Of hot air promoters waiting for
the other fellows to spend the money
In ascertainlng whether the Emery
county oil field Is good thing, Price
Advocate.
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

ter & Electric Power company; further
hearing continued TIN Friday, May gath
on motion Of defendant
Nephi Howcroft VS. Union Irrigation
company thirty days additional time
allowed plaintiff 10 file bin Of excep-
lions.
Ida May Clements VS. Joseph f. Gle
ments; referred to J, A, Eldredge 10
take testimony.
John Peter johnson vs. Emma Han
SON. motion for new trial set for hear
ing June LIST.
Dry Creek Reservoir company VS.
Draper Irrigation company; argued and
taken under adyisement.
j. $. Scott. administrator, VS. James
Crouch bill Of exceptions settled
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SCARED THE JURY.

while I was IN the state attorneys
office" says William c, Smith former
ly deputy state attorney OF Maryland,
II had TO try case against an other
wise honest German for selling liquor
on sunday. The defendant had re-
tanned a certain member of the bar who
Is noted for his high voice. During
this attorneys rather loud address his
German client looked on In rapt ad-
miration, and he was heard TO remark:
'Aoh! dots der kind Of lawyer 10
hat, yet
'Why?' he was asked
Because was the reply, he hollers
so loud he scares der jury
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Notwithstanding the present warm
weather a large number Of Salt Lakes
social circles responded to the invita-
Ton or the members Of company II OF
the N, q. L. for a dance at Christen-
sen last evening The hall was beau
titully decorated. on either side OF
the room flags, canteens cross swords
and guidonS were tastefully arranged
Willle at the back Of the musicians
stdhu Two tents were pitched In real
army style, Delicious pine apple
punch was served throughout the even
ing The orchestra had been enlarged
10 eight pieces, and the numbers rem
uered partook especially OF a military
expression, many pretty effects being
produced by bugle calls and drum taps.
Ihe grand military march, under the
command or Mr. Chas. Berry was a
novel feature Of the evening. Many
new figures and movements were in
troduced, Among those present were
tne Mesdames 5, NJ. Park, w. +. Beer.
W. g. Williams, Ralph Sharkey. r. +.
CoNerdale, Chas, Berry. Clark, Carr.
Young, Gfoesbeck, Bridgman, Reeder
the Misses Lillian Young Clara Claw
son, Lottie WarcOft Katie Squirea. Luz
ella Young, May Billings. Ruth Wilson.
Jones Ray, Squires, Kingsbury, Jor-
gensen Hamlin, Rogers, Groo. sheets.
Clafk. smith, Jones, Weller, Anderson,
Sheets, Swenson, Johnson Cooper. Ca.
noon, Philips, Sands Bridgman. Peck,
klmball, Groesbeck, Olsen, Buckle. Gil
lesple, Grimsdeil, Sanderson. Sconeld.
Lewis, Rawllns. Cooper; Messrs. Col.
Park, Col. Beer, Capt Sharkey. Capt.
Greenewald, Capt Grow, Lieut. Bene-
dict, Lieut. COvcrdale, Lieut.. Williams,
Lieut.. Thomas, Lieut. Sommers, Ser
geant Pike. Sergeant Tobias, Sergeant
taunst, Sergeant Scott, Corp. Cham
berlain, Corp Furlong. Messrs. Me-
Fadden, Nuttall, Lollin, Hays, Fulton,
Breeder, simmons, McAllister. Wilding,
Reeves, Swaner, Grimsdeli. Freed
Young, Spicer, Mitchell Taylor. Bourne.
Stringer. Glendinning. Romney, Ander-
son. Rankin, Grcesbeck. Hoag. Kelly.
Billings, Clayton, Snow. Taylor Rich
ards, Hemphill. Pembroke. Edwards.
Smith, Wade, Brady, Lewis, Goddard
The home OF Mrs. r. w. Dye. at si6
Palm avenue. was the scene OF pleas.
ant gathering Wednesday afternoon.
The decorations were red and white
carnations, and n most elaborate
luncheon was served. the pretty dauch-
tiers OF the hostess doing the honors
Of the occasion Those present were.
Mrs. Vilate Decker. Mrs Joe Pitt Mrs.
A. Roundy. Mrs. Bradley Clawson Mrs
Nellie Little, Mrs. John RemsImer Mrs.
Fred Gardner. Mrs VIII Horne. Mrs
Ida NJ. Sarll. Mrs n McDonaI1 Misc
Jennie Sands. Miss Lorilla Horne Miss
Hattie bye. Miss Madri Dye. Miss Sa-
ra Morgan. Niles Florence Dye Miss
Cora Little, Miss Beta Dye. Miss
Cathrine Clawson. Miss Dorthy ROM.
dy.
Last night the University normal
class gave a kirmess In the physical
building OF the University, the labora.
tory rooms being fitted up with jar.
tnase, telegraph, candy and lem
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WHEN THE NOTTINGHAM WORKS

When the British workman is willing
really TO work for his wages, then
and not TIL then-Grcat Britain may
hope TO survive in the great revolution
which has begun TO sweep through the
modern economic world, There Is no
indication that the willingness viii be
shown until the bitterness OF dire ad-
versity has wrung Il from the mis-
guided labor unions Of Great Britain
New York Sun"
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Wants a Divorce.

Beatrice NJ. Clifton has commenced
suit for divorce from William F. Clif-
ton on the ground Of cruel treatment
Mrs clifton alleges that her husband
began maltreating her one week after
their marriage, May 10, 1893, which
policy towards her he kept up I'LL she
was obliged 90 leave him in April, 1898.
She further states that Clifton deserted
her in October 1898. He is a car con-
ductor on the Murray line, and owns
"a home Ina Murray
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TWENTY NEW JURORS.
Citizens Chosen to Try Cases in the
Criminal Court.

The following venre of twenty
jurors was drawn for service in
the criminal court and is returnable
Monday, May q; Frank Beckstead,
John +. Cahoon, John ]. GALLAGHER
Harry c. Hill, John Brown, Thomas
stedham, Isaac N. Chapman, Jacob H.
Jensen, Benjamin II, Redman. $. H.
Coneley, Thomas ID. stephens, Theodore
II. Smith, F. G. Schramm, Thomas Nc
Coy, Carl Soderland, r. +. Turnbull
Richard j. Woolley, John G, Wright
Leonard Burch. A. T. Quinn
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PERSONALS.

The Rev. Joel a. Smith received a
telegram yesterday announcing the
death at Kenton. Ohio, of his
sister Mrs. Hattie Palmer. His mother
is also critically ill Mr.. Smith viii
leave for the East this evening.
George w Reed, Jr, manager OF the
u. c. M. /. drug store, and family, re-
turned from the East this morning, af-
ter having visited a number Of the lead
ing cities nf the country.
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B. II. ROBERTS,
NEW BOOKS.

Which have been In course of prepara-
tlon for several months. are now ready
for delivery
THE RISE AND FALL OF NAU-
VOC"
An invaluable work for Mutual I'm
provement associations, price H.95.
MISSOURI PROSECUTIONS"
The first supply OF which was ex-
hausted. Is now again on sale. Price
sl.25. Special terms to classes, quorums,
Sunday schools aud Mutual Improve
ment associations
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OIL Items from Emerr.

Several oil men were al Castle Dale
last week. Among the number were
{. K, johnson Of Salt Lake, a mining
operator and Frank Mandel, a min
Ing engineer OF HALEY, Ida. These
gentlemen were brought over from
Green River by Harry Farrer and left
with him Thursday for the Sinbad oil
fields, accompanied by Ira Browning
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
consult County Clerk or the I resp"
Too signers for further infoilnaHO'

Consult County Clerk or me e i tsss
tive slgners for further infoili'1NO'
NOTICE or SALE OF ZEAL ~ eaads'I
rs,s,eo or i Cowleg deceased. Il ,s,liiSsliI
sisned will sell at private sag Wv ~ lAsi
dsssri, cd al estate situated 10 , s1slos n
,'onpiv state q tab, VIZ lo ,ihEcst gasf
ia soItbeast corner oi ne uoi ~ sestlon 81
,es n, NE southeast Qnyilef y sslt aid
,owNsh,n q south. rang I r's, ,hsrre isl
we,idlan thence north u fpl,; t .,cs' ea,t u
"a rnGs thence south y tol,,. I ,l toroiae|
r i,,.s ,en honr, Of water r,hL ve n IA
n WIZ, w., D'fonrtb, OF on, s. are d VIZ ,~tf
i, ,Pl,e,snt 10 said lsnd on OF al,s, I'd &
inp ~, iaoi and written BIDS WV M ~ Ws,aica
,ne III, AXE County state , nam "a
~ sale cash, ten per cen. 20 s atas iie ,a.c !
and uinety per cons XII JadltIa. pi'irA'
Conr, OF said County AduiakintrN
nated May 10Th, III. IA, Admins
wsiso T /" smith. Attorneys lot
fratrh. -------
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BIND vain
'OO' MAGAZINES

ola Books. Music and has Ma. ~ rr.s.r-
them in strong new eo'.i ''. -, can b.
walton. Many records Of ' sa,os ID,
saved by having them w.. ~ IN aay
News bIndery can do the WV
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CHURCH NEWS.
~O~~-o~~~.~~o,~~>Nroo~.>>>No>

Regular services OK the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints VIII
I've held tomorrow at o'clock IN the
Tabernacle; Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 u, mo and meetings
IN the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows;
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CLARENCE Is Committed.

Clarence W. Trip. whose sentence
for incorrigiblity was suspended, was
brought back into court this morning
and committed to the Reform school
He Is only n years old,
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| Home missionaries VIII VISIT the Varl-
Gus wards tomorrow at the usual hour
! Of meetings.
Religious services In the German lam
| guage are held every Sunday morning,
at IL o'clock in Choir Hail. Richards
street
Scandinavian religious meetings are
| held every Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m
in Choir Fan Richards Street Also
every Thursday evening at o'clock In
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms.
Samuel spry will sing a tenor solo,
plains of Peace" at the evening SER
vices In the Sixteenth ward tomorrow
| night.
Ward conferences in the First Sec
ond and Third wards tomorrow even
ing.
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
The officers and teachers Of the Sun
day schools OF Salt Lake Stake WIN
hold their regular Union meeting on
Monday evening next at O'clock, In
the new l.. d. S. College building The
Seventh ward school will furnish
the music. A full representation Of
sunerintendentv is desired as they will
also meet in consultation,
CHURCH HISTORY MEETINGS.
Elder Andrew Jensen Of the His
torian's office, will visit the following
wards in the interest Of Church history,
on the dates hereafter given
South Cottonwood, Sunday. May 2Gth.
Murray Sunday, June end,
Granger and Hunter. Sunday June 9th.
MN Greek, Sunday June 10th.
Granite, Sunday June S0th.
East Mill Creek, Sunday July 9TH.
Big Cottonwood, Sunday July 18th.
Ward clerks and secretaries of the
different quorums and associations are
kindly requested to prepare and bring
IN all their records on the dates given
to the places that shall be appointed for
that purpose,
The quarterly conference Of the
Granite Stake Of Zion will convene In
the Farmers ward meeting house on
Saturday, May 18th, 1901, at 10 o'clock
a. m. and 2 o'clock y, M, and on sun
day, the 18TH at II o'clock a. IN. and
2 o'clock p, m,
A good attendance at the meetings
on Saturday Is requested.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR,
JAMES X. MILLER,
EDWIN BENNION,
Stake Presidency.
Y. NJ. AND Y. L. NJ. l. AsSOCI-
ALTON.
The Young Ladies' associations in
wards having speakers In the district
contests to be held Tuesday evening,
May Dist. are hereby instructed to adj
1ourn that evening so as TO give the
members an opportunity 20 attend the
contest The presidents of the Young
Mems associations are urged to oonyass
their wards at the earliest possible mo.
ment to find places where visitors can
be entertained during the coming gem
eral conference of the Young Mems as
sociations. II Is important that this
information he sent to Brother Hlggs
before May Goth.
RICHARD r. LYMAN,
NELLIE c. TAYLOR,
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And printing specially attended to at
the Deseret News Once. Estimates
promptly fur shed. Rush orders a
speciality
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Commenced Suit.

Mrs, Annie II. Reese has commenced
suit against the Ackerman Printing
company to recover sSl4, balance due on
a $500 promlssory note, dated July H.
1888.