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NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there VII be a meeting OF the members
u The Corporation Of the Members Of
the Church OF Jesus Christ o. Latter.
day Saints, residing IN the Pleasant
Green Ecclesiastical Ward, Of the SAT-
Lake Stake OF Zion. IN the County Of
Salt Lake. and state OF Utah. az the
Meeting House Of said Ward. on Mon
day, the thirtleth day OF scpiem.
Der. 1901. at ESQ ,. m, for the purpose
Of authorizing the Board OF Directors q
said Corporation 90 transfer the legal
title 10 ali the real property belongingto
said Corporation to H. T. Spencer,
as Bishop OF the Pleasant Green Ward
OF the church OF Jesus Christ Of Lat
ter-day Saints. In the County Of salt
Lake and state Of Utah.
Dater September 18th. 1901.
". T. SPENCER.
President OF said Corporation.
JNo. HURST. Secretary.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be meeting Of the members OF
'srhc Corporation ~ the Members o' the
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter day saints,
residing In the seventeenth u1thl tcclesias.
In the county Of sails Lake and state Of Utah
al the meeting house ~ said ward on trl'
day. at 1880 p m the lith day Of Oct 1901.
for the purpose ~ authO rzinc The Board ~
Directors Of said Corporation 20 transfer the
legal title 20 all the real property belonging
TO said Corporation % NaltotJ. Beatie ~
Bishop Of the Seycnteenth "ari OF tho
Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter day saint.
Ia the county OF salt Lake. tate Of Utah.
WALTER j. BEATlh.
Prest ~ said Corporation Q
Jas n. GARRrTr Secy.
Dated sept. tih, 1901.
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ROTATE AND GUARDIANsurp
NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the respec-
1--WE slsners for further informa ion.

Consult County Clerk or the respec.
1--WE slsners for further informa ION.
in THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division in and for Salt Lake
county, state Of Utah In the matter
Of ne estate Of f, S. Cowley, Deceased.
Notice. The petition Of EfBe r. Cow.
ley administrators OF the estate Of +.
> Cowley, deceased, praying for the
settlement Of final account Of said ad-
minlstratrlx and for the distribution OF
the residue Of said estate to the per-
sons entitled has been set for hearing
on Friday the 4th day Of October,
a. D. 1901, at 10 O'clock a. m, at the
county Court House, IN the Court Room
OF SAID Court In Salt Lake City,
SAT- Lake County Utah.
witness the Clerk u said Court with
the seal thereof affixed
(seal) this 23rd day Of September.
A. D. 1901.
JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
BY G. FRANK EMERY.
Deputy Clerk.
Wilson a. Smith, Attorneys.
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'TSSTSSVryr~So. q

BULLlON-BECK TUNNEL COMPANY.
Principal place Of business, Mccormick q
Co.'S Bank, salt Lake Oily. Utah Notice
Is hereby given that AT meeting OF the
board OF dito'tOr, II the Bullion Beck Tun-
mel Company. held 40 salt Lake City Utah.
on the 10th day Of September 1901, an assess
ment % three o. cents per share was levied
ON the capital stock Of the corporation, Is
sued aud out'tantlnt payable at once 10 A.
Hanauer IL" ,gcotlrW at Mccormick &
CO.. Bank, salt Lake ilY Utah. Any stock
upon which ms assessment may remain un.
paid on Friday the ll,h day OF October ipJ1,
Wi! DO delinquent and advertised for sale az
public auction, and unless payment Is ma 10
before will be sold on "Wednesday. the ann
day Of October. 1901 Mt o'clock D. N. at the
ONCE OF the Company, Mccormick & Co.'S
Bank, salt Lake CITY Utah, 10 pay the de-
llnquent assessment. together With tao cost
OF advertising ami expense of sale
A. llANAOER JR, Secretary.
September 10, 1901
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Aud Ia accordance with law and an order
OF the BOARD Of Directors made on the SAID
seventh day OF August 1901, 30 many shares
OF each parcel Of such stock a, may DO neces.
sary. win he sold az the office Of tho Score
tary. 30 Progress block. snlt LAKE City on
the fifth dav ~ october, a. y. 1901 at the
hour Of T. o'clock m., TO pay delinquent as.
sessmants Thereon, t gether With tne cost OF
ad yertlslng and expenses OF the sale.
= W. UANkE, Secretary.
go Progress Black, sal Lake city.
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No. No.
Name

And In accordance with law aud an order
Of the hoard OF Directors made on the 10Th
day ~ August l'0l 50 many shares Of each
parcel ~ such st0.k as may be necessary
will DO sold At public aur,t' 20 tAs office 81
tho secretary, at as pu Hr,, n ock salt
Lake CITY, Utah, on lGda,. thg ith day oi
october 1901, ~ . oclock pin, 10 pay the
delinquent assessment thereon, together With
the costs OF advertising aud expense Of sale
h, d. r. THOMPSON, secretary.
Date OF first publication, Sept 10, 1901.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

UTAH SUGAR COMPANY. THE BOARD
Of Directors OF the Utah sugar Company
Der cent on the capital stock NJ the com
pany, payable september 3Oth, 1901. 10 stock,
holders OF recorl on September 18th, 1901.
Inc stock books Will close for the transfer
OF stock on September 9Th. at 5 D M, ana be-
reopened on October lst, lg0l, at 10 q. M.
HORACE G.. WHITNEY,
Sec. and Treas
Salt Lake City, Utah. sept 10th, 1901.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN THAT
there will DO o meeting % the mem bers Of
the Cooperation " the Members 81 the
Church Of Jesus enlist uf latter day saints
residing On the tlftse Zee e,la,tical Ward
Of the salt Lake take ~ Iioa, Ia the
County OF salt lake aud state ~ Utah, 40
the meeting h0use " said Ward on Thus
DAY. october 10th III "a 100 p % for tbs
purpose OF authorizing the BOARD oi Dlfec.
TOR, Of said Corporation 70 transfer The legal
tito o. an the real property belonging %
sam corporation 20 joseph H. Morgan as
h shop OF the Fifteenth Ward u the Church
OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Jay s1iais Ia the
comfy OF SAILS Lake and STATE Of I tab
JOSEPH o. MORGAN.
President o. said Corporation.
WILLIAM J. RlNpER secretary.
Dated September 81 lcl
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OUR OWN STATE.

of the Southern Pacific railroad, passed
through ogden yesterday en- route east
Friday evening October 4th, ball
will be given In the Second ward
amusement hall FOR the benefit Of Ell
der w. F. stllwell, who leaves In Il
short time for mission to England.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
there vii be meeting Of the mombers Of
The Corporation Of the Members OF the
Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter-daY saints
residing Ia tho Eighth Ecclesiastical Ward,
County " Salt Lake, aud state OF Utah at
the Meeting House OF said Ward on Mon
day the 30th day OF september, ~ |, a p. ~.
for the purpose OF authorizing the Board OF
Directors oi sald Corporation 20 transfer the
legal title 10 all the real property belonging
TO said Corporation, 10 flllah r. sheets a.
Bishop Of the Eighth Ward, OF the Church
OF Jesus Christ Of Latter. day saints Ia tho
County OF salt Lake an state " Utah
ELIJAH T. SHEETS
President Of said Corporation.
GEORGE H. SIMS, secretary
Dated, September 10th. 1901
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London. Sept. SIT is rumored
here" says a dispatch from Shanghai
TO the Times, that on the arrival Of
the court at Kai-Fong-Fu the empress
dowager will disinherlt the heir appar-
ent, Pu Chun, on the pretext that he IS
leading life of dissipation"
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.

A number OF football enthusiasts will
meet Tuesday evening at the Armory
hall for the purpose Of organizing a
football team.
The Brigham Young academy will
close during conference, from the
evening Of october 3rd till Monday,
Oct. 9TH.
The first meeting OF the Parents class
was largely attended. Apostle Smoot
spoke briefly, encouraging the associa-
ton in its efforts for self-improvement,
and President Joseph T. Smith deliv-
cred very Instructive lecture on
Divine Aid In Domestic Government. Z"
DR.. ]. NJ. Tanner will be the speaker
next Wednesday evening His subject
Is THE Mothers Home Mission"
Judge Booths health Is improving,
and Il Is expected he will be out again
In few days.
Jesse knight has again gone TO AL
berta, Canada, TO look after his large
interests there.
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NOTICE on SALE OF CITY REFUND.
ING BONDS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Provo city proposes 20 issue and sell 100 re.
funding bonds dated November 4th, 1904. Of
the denomination Of slO00 each. bearing In.
terest at the rate Of pcr cent per anlum,
payable semi. annually; priaclpal PAYABLE
twenty year, after date. al bids Must 10
sealed and envelopes marked on outside hid
on Bonds" A certified cheek on some local
bank ~ 5 per cent OF the amount OF bid
must accompany such pa, rs q guarantee Of
good faith. No qualified bids VIII be con-
Sldered. The city reserves the right 10 re-
ject any an fall BIDS, Blds must be filed with
The city tr asuror hot later than O'Clock Oh
Friday, tho liih day OF october, 1901
PROPO CITY CORPORATION.
John 4. Buchl City Recorder
Nels Johnson, Chairman Finance Com
mites.
BY order OF the City Council September
10Th. 1901. JOHN q. BuCll
City Recorder.
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LOGAN.
MAJORS ON WITNESS STAND
On His Own Behalf - Weddings :
Agricultural College Notes.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Sept 26.--Mr. Frank Thatcher
and Miss Mania McAliister were mar
ried in this city today. The groom Is
a son Of Mr.. George W. and the late
Mrs. Fanny Young Thatcher, while the
bride is the DAUGHTER OF Mr. and Mrs.
John >. McAllister. They have many
friends who !oin US In best wishes for
their success and happiness. A recep-
ton was held this afternoon and eve
nin0 attended by the immediate fam
Hes OF the contracting parties. The
coupe VIII leave tomorrow for Ger
Llany g. I'M missions.
The Republican city committee Of Lo-
gar met recently and accepted the res
iBnation Of j. w. Barrett as chairman.
Jos. w Knowles was appointed to the
position.
Mr.. John Bowen and daughter Retta
kave for southern California shortly. 10
spend the winter with relatives.
Professor Isaac b. Stewart left for
the East yesterday 10 take an extended
course In dentistry. The evening pre-
vious he was rendered a PLEASANT fare
well party by number OF young
friends.
WEDDING PERMITS.
The following marriage licenses were
issued In this city this week:
Charles Briggs %. Of Plymouth. and
Sarah G. Tins. II. OF Portage.
Robert Johnson, o. and Amanda Pet
erson, ls, both Of Lund Idaho.
+. W. Thatcher, rs. and Manila J.
McAllister %. OF Logan.
James a. Atkinson, o. and Ellen J.
Phillips, a. OF Dayton, Idaho.
MAJORS on WITNESS
STAND.
At 1880 o'clock Thursday Afternoon
Abe Majors went on the stand to tes-
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be meeting OF the members %
THE Corporation OF the Members OF the
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter daY saints
residing In the Nineteenth kccleslast cal
Ward. " the salt Lake Stake Of Zion In he
County Of salt Lake and State Of Utah az
the meeting house OF said Ward on
Monday, at 1919 pm. the 30lh day OF sept.
1901, Tor the purpose OF authorizing the
erty belonging % said Corporation to Isaac
Barton. as Bishop OF the Nineteenth
Ward OF the Church OF Jesus Christ OF Lat
ter-day Saints Ia the County Of Salt Lake.
State Of Utah -
ISAAC BARTON,
President OF said Corporation
GEORGE W WILLIS secretary
Dated September 18th IDOL
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DFLISOuFNT NOTICF.

OLD SUSAN MINING COMPANY. PRtN-
cipa place OF business, SAT- Lake City Utah.
Location OF mines Nntlc Mining district,
Utah. Notice There are delinquent upon
the following describe stock on account 0f
on the 18th day Of August, 1901, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spectlve shareholders as follows:
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OFFICERS MEETING POSTPONED.

The meeting of the officers Of the Y.
L. NJ, |. A., which was to have been
held on the first Saturday In October.
has been postponed until the first Sat.
urday in November on account of con
ference. NELLIE C. TAYLOR.
President.
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PROVO.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Lawrence Cox Injured In Play - d
Y. Academy Notes.
1pecial Correspondence

Provo, Utah Co.. Sept 2S-I.awrence
Cox, a lC-year-old son OF Allen Cox OF
the Fourth ward, met with a severe ac-
cldent yesterday afternoon He and
another boy engaged In some rough
| play while sweeping In the Brigham
Young academy, and young Cox was
| struck on the head with broom by his
| companion. DR.. Robson was called
| 10 examine the wound and found the
skull badly fractured. DR.. Robson
dressed the wound and informed the
| father that an operation would be
necessary to prevent serious II not fatal
results from the fractured skull. Mr.,
| Cox however refused 10 have an oper-
alton performed, expressing the opin-
ion that the patient would get along all
right without It,
TOO LATE FOR SURGICAL RELIEF.
Drs. Allen, Robson. Taylor and
| Hardy performed an operation yester-
| day on Mrs. James HendrIckson, for
cancer of the stomach. The disease had
progressed so far, however, that no
surgical relief could be given, and the
lady Is in critical condition Mr.. and
Mrs. Hendrickson arrived lately from
the east and are living on William
Bullocks farm, between Provo and
springvllle.
SUIT IN DISTRICT COURT.
A. Viele has commenced suit IN the
Fourth district court against Geo II
DuboIs et nj IN collect 5000 alleged IN
no dne on ion pronlssorv notes tn
gether with S56 attorney fees THE
notes are secnred INV santaon,in veal
estate and slxteon shares OF stock I'm
tho Surnmit crenl irrigation comnonv
Of which nlaintlff nsks n dacrae ~ sale
- e. arAnIruv s,ortse
- - -NO 20
Provo, Utah Co., Sept. 26.-Presldcnt
Brimhail, who has been confined to
his home for the past week, resumed
work on Tuesday.
One of the contractors Of the new
gymnasium has gone to Chicago In
hopes of Fastening the shipment of the
steel glrders for the roof.
Prof. n. l.. Nelson ectured in
KDightsvlle on Sunday evening on the
Scientific Evidences OF Dlety."
Prof. II. II. Holt was absent two
DAYS this week on account of the Sc
rious illness of his mother.
The board of directors of the "Whlte
and Blue" have announced that the
first issue of the PAPER viii be out on
oct 18th.
The first physical culture matinee
OF this season was held I'm Room ID
on Saturday evening Sept 2lst There
were about two hundred present and
all had very ENJOYABLE time.
The Literary society will be Or
ganlzed this week. After the election
of officers, an interesting program will
be furnished by Miss Nelke's students
of elocutlon.
The first session OF the parents
class was held on Wednesday evening
in College hall. President JOS. L.
Smith smoke on the subject of 'Diyine
aid in the Home"
Prof. Henri DeschamDs of Paris,
France vas a visitor NJ the Academy
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ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or the
storkholdefs Of TIE Golden Eagle Gold Mn
ing Company win be beld II toe oflce Of the
company. No ne McCcfuick Building, salt
lake Clty Utah. on Monday October 7th.
1901. at O'Clock pm. .
CHAs p HUDSON. Secretary.
frat publication sept ~, lgl
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sIu(k

and silver MINING Company PtnCipal place
OF business. Salt Lake Cty Utah. Notice
There are delinquent upon the following q O.
srrlbad stock. on account OF assessment
levied on the tn day OF August, A. ID. 1901,
the several amounts set opposite tho names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows!
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ELY MINING & MILLING 90. Score
tary's Office, sat Lake city, Utah, sept 10.
1901. Notice There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, ou account Of
assessment No y, evied July q. 1901 the
the respectIye sharehoIaers. as follow. W..
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r., branch Office OF the Deseret
news in ogden Is at NO. 800 lw ',nn,
Fourth street, where aussr' raoa,yad
and subscriptions VIII DC ,vges' in
The News" is delivered py e ,sn ssms
,asr,s as in Salt Lake City.
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- -
RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE,

The general conference OF the Relief
society will be held In the salt Lake
Assembly hall In this city on Thursday.
october 3, meetings commencing at 10
a. m and at 2 y. m. II Is desired that
each stake organization should be rep
presented by its president, or some one
of It's officers, or a member authorized
TO report A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to all members of the society
and to the Bishops and brethren IN
terested In its welfare TO be present.
also to the Y l.. NJ /. A. and Primary
organizations.
JANE S. RICHARDS,
Acting President.
BATHSHEBA W. SMITH
SARAH JENNIE CANNON.
Counselors.
f. Il. WELLS, Secretary.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be a meeting OF the members OF
''Tbc Corporation NJ the Member, Of the
residing Ia tho Fourteenth Eccleslastl.
cal ward, OF the salt Lake stake ~
Zion" In the rountY u salt Lake, and
slato Of Utah. AZ the Meeting House
OF said ward. on Wednesday, the gud
day u October or ppm. for tho purpose
Of authorizing the Beard Of Directors OF saia
Corporation u transfer tho legal tie e all
the real property belonging to said Cofpor-
alton. II 1rb II. Taylor, as Bl,hop
OF tho Fourteenth Ward Of the Church
OF Jesus Christ Of Latter.day SAINTS IN the
County Of salt Lake, ana stat Of Utah.
GkO. n. TAYLOR
President Of said Corporation.
EZRA 4. STEVENSON. secretary.
Dated Sept 10TH 1901.
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And IN accordance with law aud the order
OF the boaid u director made July g, 1901,
10 many shares OF each parcel Of above stock
IS may be- no. essafy will be sold a. auction
at the Office ~ the company. No. l5l south
Main street, salt Lake CITY. Utah, at llam,,
September y, fo 10 pay delinquent assess
ment thereon, togei her With cost VI adver-
Using and expense OF sale
Nm q. sPRAGUE, Secretary.
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At a meeting OF the BOARD Of Directors Of
the Ely Mining and Milling Co., held Sep
tender 2ith, 1871 the date OF the above sale
was postponed ~ Monday, october .th, 1901,
NJ the same place and time.
WIN. H. SPkAGUE. Secretary.
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S. RICHARDS.
win Disinherit Heir Apparent.

IUUIIatTOIs
Z, b. WELLS, Secretary.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-08-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Kalispell: T. G. O'Grady, Ster
ling. Mont; w. A. Ferguson, Helena
J. Clarity. st. Paul; w. E. Darlow, St
James, Mimi; Joseph .McClarty, Pc
ter Knutson, John Clairmont, Holt.
The West: ]. T. Hutchinson, E. H
Snyder, Columbia Falls; Miss Nc
Phail, ST. Paul; c. F. Storms, Sturgis
Mich; ]. H. Carroll, Missoula; Chas
E. Beebe, Spokane; Will Waters
Chris Herman. Thompson River; L.
A. Ris. Spokane; Carl Chapman, St.
Paul; R. Dorm, Malta; R. L. Clinton
Butte; w. M. Atkinson, Great Falls;
S. L. Potter, Shelby. A. D. Stevens
Amazon, Mont; Mrs. H. B. Sharar
Miss Mayme Howell, Essex; E. D
Burton, Tom Leddy, Jacksonville
Fla; Miss Ada Ross, Essex.
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SATURDAY NIGHT
The Quaker Doctors Will Say Fare.
we'll to kaljspeIl.

The Quaker Doctors Will Say Fare
we'll to kaIispeIl.
The peop.e of kalispell and through
out the county, who have been enter
tanned and in a large number of cases
benefited by the visit to this city of
the Quaker Doctors, who have been
here for several weeks, will be sorry
to learn that Saturday night will be
their last appearance in this city.
In view of that fact the doctors
have made arrangements for an elab-
crate program for that date and con
trary to their usual custom will give
an afternoon performance for the
benefit of the ladies and children, and
also the people from the country who
are unable to witness the night per-
Torrance. The wonderful diving dog
seen in Kalispell or any other city,
will perform his sensational act in the
afternoon as we'll as in the evening.
At night a gold watch will be given
with bottle of medicine to some
person in the audience. A ladies
wood saving contest viii be held,
for which there have been six entries
up to date.
The doctors have made many
friends during their stay in Kalispell,
by their unfailing courtesy and fair
treatment to all patrons.
They have been good people for the
newspapers too. They have advertis-
ed literally and never kicked" on
The rates and their success has been
as remarkable as it has been de-
served.
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ALL WILL CLOSE,

A letter received this morning from
H. S. Cannon, gents furnisher and
clothier, who is absent from the city,
authorizes the closing of his store
on Labor Day. Mr.. Cannon expresses
in his letter a high regard for the
clerks of Kalispell and encourages
the formation OF union to the end
that their interests may be furthered.
The publication yesterday of notice
to the other signers of the Labor
Day closing petition is therefore here
by recalled. 1t was assumed that
owing to Mr.. Cannons absence from
the city it would not be possible to
secure his signature to the petition,
but as his letter authorizes those left
in charge of his store to close on La
Dor Day. the decision is now unani-
nous.
We beg to publicly express our ap-
probation of Mr.. Canonn's action as
we'll as of that of the other signers
to the petition. THE CLERKS.
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BAD INDIANS.
They are Charged With the Murder
Of Sac Arlee.

They are Charged With the Murder
OF Sac ArIee.
Deputy United States Marshal Wall
arrived yesterday from the Flathead
Indian reservation having in custody
five Indians, four bucks and squaw,
who were lodged in the county Jail,
says the Missoulian. 1t is charged
on information filed with United
States Commissioner Edward c. Rus
sell. of Helena, that they are princl-
pals and accessories to the murder on
the reservation on August 18th of Sac
Arlee, a Flathead Indian. The names
of the quintette now in custody are
O-youse Finley, Ie-Ia-Tan, Joseph Tel
pa, E. Ne-Mee and Agnes. A full &C.
count of this brutal murder was pub
lished in the Muscular at the time.
1t is alleged that the squaw, Agnes,
did the actual killing, while the bucks
held the legs and arms of the MUIR
dered man. The quarrel is said to
have originated over game of cards.
Information was sworn to by Carl
Rasch before Commissioner Russell
who issued the warrants upon which
the party We're arrested. The exam
ination of the prisoners will be held
at o'clock p. m. Thursday, August
20, before United States Commission
er w. P. Smith, of Missoula.
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On Tuesday evening, September
Sd, a reception will be given to the
teachers of the city schools in the
opera house at eight o'clock sharp. An
interesting programme will be given
and every one directly or Indirectly
interested in the schools is invited and
requested to be present and enjoy
social evening. Admission will be
free.