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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate Division, IN and for salt Lake
county state OF Utah, In the matter
o. the estate OF F. S. Cowley, deceased.
Nouce-The petition Of Edie Il. Cowley,
me Administrative OF the estate OF r.
). CoWley deceased, for confirmation
OF the sale Of the following described
real estate Of said decedent. to-wlt.
commencing at the southeast corner
OF the northwest quarter Of southeast
quarter Of section eleven az, town
snip three CD south, range one % east,
salt Lake Meridian running thence
north seventeen 40 rods, thence west
eighty $50 rods. thence south seventeen
I'D rods thence east eighty $50 rods
to place OF beginning together with
ten uW hours Of water right. being
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GO-2O OF one share
IN the Despair Ditch, belonging TO said
estate for the sum Of Sl75.0O And upon
the following terms. to-wlt, Cash, as
appears from the return Of sale. filed
In this Court has been set for hearing
on Friday the Goth day OF September,
A. D. 1901, at ten o'clock a. M, at the
County Court House, In the Court
Room Of said Court, In Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake County. Utah.
WITNESS the Clerk OF said
Court with the seal thereof
(Seal) affixed this 9th day Of Sep
TENDER A. D. 1901.
JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
BY ]. L. ELDREDGE, JR.,
Deputy Clerk
Wilson & Smith, Attorneys
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been revising the periodical list for the
college library
Christian Larsen. &c. who has just
completed a three years mission in
Germany, Is now at home In Greenville.
He VIII teach the Greenville school the
coming year, aud prosecute a course OF
study in Latin with Dr. MOench OF the
college.
Matte Slower, Of the last graduating
AZ the fortunate appointee TO
the free scholarship FOR Utah in the
Aread Institute Of Domestic Science II,
Worcester, Mass. As only one scholar
ship is awarded TO each state, and as
IT Is worth above $500, carrying with II
all expenses Of a years education, tut
tion. books, home, ETC., Miss Slower Is 10
be congratulated. The young lady Is
the youngest graduate Of the college,
being yet little under seventeen.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
there viii be meeting Of the members
Of @The Corporation OF the Members OF
the church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter
day saints, residing w the INehlg.
third Fcclesiasticel Ward. OF the salt
lake stake Of Zion," In the County OF
sail Lake and State Of Utah, al the
Meeting House Of said Ward. on Thurs
day he twenty-sixth day Of Septem-
Der. 1901. at 1850 p M, Cor the purpose
OF authorizing the Board ~ directors o,
sstd cornoration 10 transfer The legal
lille 60 ain the real property belonging
10 said Corporation 70 George r. Jones.
as Bishop of the Twenty third Ward OF
The church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter
dan saints. IN the County Of salt Lake
and state 81 Utah.
Dated September 9Th, lgyl.
GEORGE n. JONES.
President Of said Corporation.
JAMES STACEY. Secretary.
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ESTATE RALEIGH, DECEASED

THE UNDERslG NED WILL SELL AT
private sale all Of the printing presses, type.
cases. cabinets, furniture, appliances and
used in the printing business at No % Com.
mercial street. on or after the 18th day of
September 1911 Written bids will BE- re-
celved vt O3 TempletOn Building, salt Lake
City, Utah. Terms OF sale cash, 50 yer cent
to be paid az the time OF purchase. remainder
IN inStalmeus AZ stipulated Intervals, not
TO exceed six months from the date OF the
sale.) -.
WILLIAM ASPER Administrator
II. 5. Tanner Attorney
dated September 1th A, d. 1871
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
GROy0NT, WYOMING.
PRIEST. JOS. +. SMITH ANDPARTY
The Ranobers' Paradise - Room for
Enterprlsing Homeseekers.
Sneclal Correspondenee.

Special Correspondence.
Grovont Uinta Co., Wyo., Sept e.
President Joseph #. Smith and party
stopped a few minutes at James o..
Mays place as they were on their way
to the National Park. Henry Todd and
father were accompanying the party
through. All were In good health ana
seemed 70 be enjoying themselves. They
held meeting at Jackson on the 5th
at 10 o'clock a. IN. Elder Backhurst Of
Pleasant Green and w. p. Carter were
along with the presidents party look'
ing for stock ranches.
ROOM FOR HoMEsEEKERs.
We have room for quite a number Of
good enterprizing men. Good ranches
can be bought very reasonably while
there is some land yet that can be TAX
en- up. though the choicest lots and the
handiest to water'have been filed on.
The country is fast being taken and
We look forward In hopes Of seeing the
tillable land all occupied and under
cultivation. supporting a large popula-
ton. Fall grain can be successfully
raised and Of good quality as the
ground is covered with snow from De.
CtIIItI uHAll may uiu NiiN Nli III hNA-
dom freezes.
The last word from here regarding
crops were discouraglng June was SO
cold that all vegetation stopped grow
ing and the prospect at that time was
for half a crop. But July changed tht
looks Of things most wonderfully, for
the better. as our hay. such as timothy,
alfalfa. native grass and oats. was just
splendid. ON ground that youi cores
pondent last year cut eleven loads this
year he cut forty-nine. Oats were eS.
cellent. Twenty-Five acres OF the writ
er's would net. II threshed. 90 bushels
TO the acres. and half Of them had but
one watering. Hardy vegetables also do
well.
SO. all things considered, with our
fine ranges. fat beef. good butter and
milk. nice gardens. large hay stacks.
wild game and fish. and the money that
the tourists leave here. not forgetting
the hand Of the Lord in all these thing.
we manage 20 live, prosper and enjoy
life. SO to those desiring homes whore
there Is good range for cattle. plenty
Of timber. water, and hard labor, come
and see this beautiful land.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there viii be a meeting Of the members
OF THE Corporation Of the Members OF
Inc Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter
day Saints. residing In the Seventh &C.
cleslastical ward, Of the Salt Lake
stake OF Zion" In the county OF Salt
lake and state OF Utah, at the meeting
house Of said ward, on Monday the
9srd day Of September, 1901. for the
purpose OF authorizing the board OF
directors OF said corporation 20 transfer
the legal title 70 all the real property
belonging 90 said corporation to VIII
liam Thorn as Bishop Of the Seventh
,vard Of the Church OF Jesus Christ OF
Iatter-day Saints IN the county OF salt
lake. and state OF Utah,
Dated September 5th, 1901
WIN THORN,
President Of Said Corporation.
r. b. Sampson, Secretary.
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ASsrssMENI NOTICE

LARFINE MINING COMPANY. OFFICE
s9d rr'neIpal place u business SAT- Lake
nv Ttsh. Not. 80 is hereby given that al
n meeting ~ tls board o. directors held oll
itth daf ~ August lPi an a,,es,lAel. ui
9ne cent prr share vas levied on ~ s1ar
al cspital sto-s OF the corporation Issued
AID out,ianding payable Immediately o. The
secretary AZ the coppany's onio Room ~
po,Ig Hook salt Lake city, Utah Any
sio-s upon which the asses, ment may reniA.n
Fetr1rsnt and adteftiyc1 Tor sale u public
aultl5n. and unless payment l. male before
- nany u the shares represented by ea,h
ceftIf ate % the stock. 50 denuquent as
nav lie nocf ssAfy will be a. on tte 90 Gay
OF lciOber. 1871 at2oc.ock D. m TO Pay ~,
deueouent assessment together Eih thn
60 IN adgefi' sing and expense oi sale.
A DAY. TrtAs 6EO. d. uANCONhi sc
nv order OF tle Board % Dlfect0fs
sslt Lake City Utah, Angus, 18th lfll
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE is GIVEN THAT A SPECIAL
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Boulder
Mining Company, corporation OF Utah, Is
called 10 be held at the ONCE of the com.
pany. room $50 Atlas BocK Wet Second
South street salt Lake CITY Utah, on the
18th day Of September, 1901, at 3 o'clock ?. m
OF that day, for the purpose OF electlng
officers and directors Of the corporation for
the ensuing year, and % transact such Hther
business as may properly come before the
meeting.
This notlcs Is given Pursuant 20 the
Articles OF Incorporation, and upon the re-.
quest Of the holders OF over one-fourth OF
the capital stock,
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pupils enrolled The new school build
ing has eight rooms and viii allow OF
five years growth to the building.
About all of the $4,000 capital neces-
sary for the organization Of the First
National Bank Of Price has been sub
soribed for. Such men as the Hon.
Jacob Johnson, Senator George G.
Whitmore. OF Nephi, and others are
among the stockholders.
Emery County Mercantile company IS
moving into It's new $4,000 building
erected this summer. II Is two stories
and full basement, 45xIl0 feet.
County Treasurer LoofbouroH Is
building a new 81 800 home
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YACHT RACE POSTPONED.
Columbia aud Shamrock May Not
Contest This Season.

New York, Sept. lion account OF
the death Of President Mckinley the
international yacht race for the Ameri.
cas- cup between the Shamrock II and
the Columbia viii be postponed.
Whether or not the postponement will
be FOR a few weeks or until next sea-
son has not yet been decided. The mat
ter Is entirely In the hands Of the chal-
lenge committee of the New York club.
and viii not be finally decided until a
conference with Sir Thomas Upton and
the owners Of the yachts.
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RACES POSTPONED.
Chapman and Gibson VIII Ride
Tuesday Night-Ball Games.

During the Elks' carnival, there will
be ball games and bike races galore.
Manager Rishel will put on a number
OF Interesting events and Will do his
best to draw a big crowd. The match
race between Gibson and Chapman
scheduled for last night will be pulled
off Tuesday evening.
The bali game Sunday has been called
or on account OF the Presidents death
but today's game will go on as ar
ranged. There will be five games next
week.
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nnrlrr OF ASSESSMENT NO. Q

THE REVENUE MINING COMPANY,
tosationoi principal place u business salt
Isse Clty. Utah N0ii'C lsherCbr given that
N a ueetiug q the director, hold on the tth
dsy OF ,eptembet lI0i, az assessmentuf one.
half cent pei share vas Levied on The capi a.
stock NJ the corporation, payable on or be-
fore the ,th dag ~ october Dol " Her
len I. Hills. Secretary, at 81 Board ~ Trade
bpl ding. san Lake city. Utah Any stock
g,1n winch this assessment may remain I'M
p,I or thg I'm day OF october 1901, Will b
deiuIuont aud advertise Tor sale AZ public
melton aud unless payment i made before
viii be ,oid on the end day OF October lQl.
IN pav The delinquent assessmcnt together
with The cost Of advertisne and expense OF
sale .,,
HERBERT r. HILLS, secretary,
5; Board o. Trade Building, salt Lake Oliy,
Utah.
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OUR OWN STATE.

there In 1874. In 1916 she was married
To William Nelson In st. Joseph, No..
and with her husband came 10 Utah
In 1851, settling In Provo, which has
since been her home. she bore her part
nobIy In the trying circumstances in
cident TO pioneer life and did her full
share in helping to build up the coun-
try. She was faithful Latter-day
Saint, and goes to rest from her earth"
ly labors after well spent life. She
leaves her aged husband. and one son,
living in Arizona. her daughter Mrs.
Jones. In this city. and several grand
children and great grandchildren The
funeral will take place from the First
ward meeting house Sunday afternoon,
at 4 o'clock.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
In the estate OF Charles G. Malm-
strom, deceased, Of Napoleon, In the
Fourth district court, hearing was had
on q contest OF the viii OF the de-
ceased by the widow. She has an ante
nuptIal contract In which Mr.. Malm-
strom agreed TO give her all his prop
erty al his death ard she seeks to have
this contract enforced In place Of the
will The children OF Mr.. and Mira.
MalmstrOm unite with Mrs. Malmstrom
I'm her request. The court took the mat
ter under adyisemont. Mr.. Malmstron.
Is the man who willed some Of his prop
erty to religious association In Chica,
go TO be used for the purpose Of oppos-
ing "Mormonism." and made some
provisions in his will to the effect thar
IL they became members OF the Nor
mon" or the Catholic church OF
Joined any secret society they should
lose their portion Of the estate
VIM. Cannon VS. Mary H. Bunnell.
administrators. ct al. was heard In part
and continued till Saturday. the 2lst.
The administrators included some farm
land in the estate Of ThOs, Cannon,
deceased, which plaintiff, who is son
Of the deceased, claims was decided to
him by his father on the condition that
he pay a hnlf-sister living In the East
1900. Plaintiff claims the land under
this deed.
HAPPY WEDDING RECEPTION.
A happy wedding reception was given
at the home Of Professor and Mrs. j. X.
Boshard last evening In honor OF the
marriage OF their daughter Maud ana
Mr., Albert deIlfleh, Which tVoh pi"NS ~
the Salt Lake Temple Wednesday.
Many relatives and friends attended
and Joined in good wishes fer the fu-
ture happiness and prosperity OF Mr.,
and Mrs Jcffries.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Judge Booth went to Heber today 10
hold court.
Judge Hatch OF Heber, passed
through Provo yesterday on his way
to Salt Lake City.
II. L. Thomas ct al, have filed notice
Of location o. lime stone quarry, sit
uated onc-half mile west OF the mouth
OF Currant Creek canyon.
Harper Forsythe. the man who stole
a horse and buggy Wednesday night.
and was captured Thursday, win have
q preliminary hearing today, He says
he was born In Mexico but Is no -
grcaser," He was raised IN Texas, ac-
cording 10 his story, and he says he IL
known among his circle OF aequaint1
ances as Texas Blackie,
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Mcfarland the Victor.

New York. Sept l3.--The twenty-five
mile open professional race az Madison
Square Garden tonight was won By
Floyd Mcfarland Of San Jose, Cal.
in one hour. two minutes. three and
three.ffths seconds George c. schrei-
Der OF New York. In winning the one
mile amateur handicap. established a
worlds record. riding the distance from
scratch IN a:oi is.
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And In &C ,ordance with law and tho order
"a many shares Of each parcel OF above stock
ss inay be necessary viii be sold AZ auction
al th6 Once o. the company. No. i5l south
Main street. Salt Lake CRY. Utah, at 10 a H..
september Is, 100, to pay delinquent assess
mont thereon. together with cost OF adyer-
tlslnk and expense OF sale.
Nm h. SPBAGTF, Secretary.
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND
SCHOOL STATIONERY

Drawing, exercise and examination
papers, black board cloth, erasers, note
and composition books, inks, pens and
pencils, University and College text
books at CANNON BOOK STORE,
(Deseret News Props), IL & Is Main
street.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN, THAT
there VIII be a meeting Of the members Of
The Corporation o the Members OF the
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-day saints
residing In tho Eighth Ecclesiastical Nari,
OF the salt Lake stake OF Zion" IN the
the Meeting House OF said Ward. on Mon
day, the thlrtieth day Of September, lhl
for tho purpose OF authorizing the Board Of
Directors " said Corporation TO transfer the
legal title 10 all the real property belonging
tosaid Corporation, 70 ilijah r. sheets as
Bishop Of tho Eighth War OF the Church
Of Jesus Christ OF Latter day saints IN the
County OF Salt Lake. an state Of Utah
ELIJAH T. SHEETS
President OF SAID Corporation
GEORGE n. SIMS, secretary
Dated September 10th. 1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14

WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE IL
essentially the chlld's tonic. 1t i'm
proves the digestion and assimilation
OF food, strengthening the nervous
system and restoring them 20 the health
vigor and elasticity Of spirits natural
TO childhood. Price, 25 cents. Z,C.MI.
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90 L. KERN.
Syssag8f0nsSs

The blood may be in bad condition.
yet with no external signs, no Skin
eruption or sores TO indicate il. Til.
symptoms in such cases being a variable
sppetiie, poor digestion, an indescribable
weakness and Nervousness, loss Of fest
and a general rundown condition Of Ia.
system clearly showing the blood HIS
lost its nutritivo qualities, has become thin
and waiery. II is in jus, such cases that
SIS. S. has done some Of its quickest a;l
most effective work by building up ID,
food and supplying the elements lacking
e make Il strong and vigorous.
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LAYTON.
OF BEET HARVEST
Crop is Fair and OF Good Quality =
School Commencement.
specIaI Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Layton, Davis Co., Sept. lS-The
farmers Of Layton are today loading
the first car Of beets Of the season. The
beets go to the ogden sugar factory,
where they bring s4.25 per ton.
The acreage Of the beet crop is not so
large here as II was last year, but the
beets are OF better quality, They
yield all the way from six TO twenty
four tons to the acre.
The added supply Of water, due to
the raising of the reservoir In East
Canyon, has been boon TO beet and
tomato growers.
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
The new school building viii not be
ready for occupancy by next Monday,
which is the time set for the beginning
OF school. The grammar grades will
take up quarters in the ST. Jude church
until the new building Is completed.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be meeting Of the members OF
THE Corporation OF the Members Of tho
Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter.day saints
residing In the Nineteenth Ecclesiastical
Ward Of the Salt Lake stakeOt Zion" IN the
County Of salt Lake and state Of Utah. at
the meeting house OF said Ward. on
Monday at 1880 pm, the 3Oth day OF Sept,
1891, for tho purpose Of authorizing the
Board Of Directors Of said Corporation 10
transfer the legal title 20 all the real prop.
orty belonging 10 said Corporation 20 Isaac
Barton, as Bishop Of the Nineteenth
Ward OF the Church Of Jesu, Christ Of Lat
ter-day Saints, in the County Of Salt Lake,
State Of Utah
ISAAC BARTON,
President OF said Corporation
GEORGE W. WILLS secretary
Dated September 18th, lI0l
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TODAY,S GAMES
American League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Detroit. I; Cleveland. 0.
Chicago, 3; Milwaukee. 8.
Baltimore, 70; Philadelphia. 10.
Washington, /; Boston. Q: first game.
Washington, 8; Boston, 9: second
game.
Baltimore at Philadelphia, double
header.
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ANIMAL STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders OF the Golden Eagle Gold MIN
Ing Company viii be held al the Office Of the
company No no Mccormick building salt
Lake CITY. Utah, on Monday, October ith
l.Ql, at 4 o'clock pm.
CHAS. Z HUDSON Secretary.
First publication Sept It'll. 1907
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A special meeting Of the Logan city
council was held Thursday evening. at
which the ordinance leyying the paving
tax VAS passed The rate for the main
business block Is 1886 per linear foot
for the Thatcher block, which will CON
tain narrow pavement. 1925 per linear
foot and for the Second street, SO.
DEATH OF VICTOR LINDBLAD.
Victor Llndbad, a highly esteemed
resilient OF the Seventh ward. died this
morning after a ten days illness with
stomach trouble. He was a native of
sweden. aged 2S years, and had lived In
Logan twenty years. He leaves a wife
and one child. The funeral will be
hold IN The Seventh ward meeting
house at noon Sunday. The deceased
was a popular member Of the Taber-
nacle choir
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
President Kerr went to Salt Lake
city on Thursday afternoon on business
connected with the state board of edu-
cation.
Prof. Close has just been elected hor-
ticulturist OF the Delaware Agricultural
College at q handsome advance on his
salary here. lie expects TO leave here
about October /. He was graduated
from the Michigan College in 1893. and
after postgraduate course, was ap-
pointed assistant. In the horticultural
department OF the experiment station
az Geneva, y. Y He has been at the
college q little more than two years.
tai La e,.l -. d.
growers OF the state. by his visits and
experiments in the different fruit re-
glons.
Prof Petersen has returned from
his field work In geology He has
moved from Mr.. Wilson's house TO the
T. Il. Lewis house down towards the
depot, and Prof. Yoden has taken pos
session Of the Wilson house. Prof. Me-
Evan has also moved"
Prot Linaeld expects to 20 East in
about ten days to buy blooded stock for
the station, He viii purchase cattle
In Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin, per-
haps In Minnesota. He thinks he can
md suitable sheep In Utah.
DIR, Karl Moench has Just returned
from a months travel in the interests
OF the college. While in Salt Lake City.
he was vi several days with nervous
prostration.
Miss Ruth Evelyn Moench returned
from Germany some time ago. remain
ing some time In Chicago TO study the
histrionic art, she reached Ogden on
Wednesday and viii be at the college on
Monday.
Miss Perry Of the last graduating
class has been engaged as teacher OF
physical culture, and English. al the
y. Y College. She has spent the sum
mer studying in Chicago University.
II Is reported that Prof Foster. for
four years director Of the Utah Experi-
ment Station, IL 10 be president Of th-
Agricultural College Of New Mexico.
Prof. J. NJ. Tanner superintendent OF
the Latter-day Saints schools. was a
caller at the college a few days ago.
lie was canvnssing Cache county n,
company with President IAnford He
reports greatly Increased attendance H.,
the Church schools.
The Rev. Charles Davis. rector OF an
Episcopal church IN ST. Louis. and
thirty years ago a popular teacher OF
Logan youth, was al the college Oh
Monday and Tuesday He has for sew
eral weeks been the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. !. Goodwin.
The secretary and the librarian have
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nrLINnrrNr AssrssMENr NOTICE

ELY MINING & MILLING %, score
tary's Office Salt Lake City, Utah. sept 10,
1901. Notice There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account OF
assessment No H. levied July q, 1901, the
several amounts SGT opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders, as follows Yil.i
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PROVO.
DEATH OF Mrs. SARAH NELSON.
Court Notes. Wedding OF Miss Maud
Boshard and Albert Jcfrries.
gvaniat Horroen,odc,a.
Special Correspondence.

Provo. Utah Co. Sept. l4-Mrs.
Sarah Nelson, wife Of William Nelson
died yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the home Of her daughter. Mrs. RObert
Jones. Of the First ward. Mrs. Nelson
was born In Cayuga county, New York,
Nov. 18th. 1910. She became a member
Of the Church IN 1871 and. with a
brother migrated TO Nauvoo, arriving