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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-03
NOTICE.
The Coyote Canyon Springs Mlners
Water.

These springs are owned solely b,
The Harsch Bottling Works. and no
other firm ia authorized to sell the wa.
ter but the above. This Ia the best
water on the market, and cannot 10
equaled by any other in the analysis
as our labels viii show.
T lE HARSCH BOTTLING WORKS
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Natlnnal Conuentlon.

The Christian church national con,
yention will be held at Minneapolis,
Mimi, October 10 10 II, 1901. Dates
Of sale, October Z, S and 8; return
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financial.

Does your business need capital?
II so see The Mayne c. p. Parker com
pany, % Grant building.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-03

Klelnwort's Is the place to get your
nice fresh steak. All kinds OF nice
maata.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-03

TOTND~0HG 0a To se snI n SIry
i IN t. Owner car have saue by trov ug
pr perry a Il paying expenses, J II. Martin,
1Ol Mountain tadI,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-03

DeWitt's Little Early Risers never
disappoint. They are safe, prompt,
gentle, effective in removing all i'm.
purities from the liver and bowels.
Small and easy to take. Never grippe
or distress. B. Ruppe, Cosmopolitan.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Genis second haTI c 0thIng.
w BIDS fi-st street, Send Address,. wiii
catl. X. Sweeney
WANrED-By a.yOtns lady a pos ton AZ
w Invoice or bill g. rk ot assistant took
keeper, can uss TYP writer has had ConsiGet-
able CtiCc rNpe'ituce, test of t trfrrCes H. t.
abhi =. Address NJ. { Box 365. CITY T.. y
WANT II several persons of chafac er
w and good !epu alton Ia each state lone
In this COuny fequir, d. ts teu rr sent aud ad
vcrtis- Cd established wea thy business house
OF solid financial sanding. salary $500
weekly with eXu cnsts additional. and payabl
II cash each Wednesday rect from head Of
flee, II rse ami car age furnished when nee
essary. ; etereuces. L. close : i addressed
II mpcd en- elupc. N uagCT, 3JU CdxtOn
building. Chicago.
A GENTS WAN1ED-Life Of Mckinney,
"a hu dftd page large book. Handsomely
illustra ed. Outtit tree. Now ready 40 pet cent
disc unit { agents l. eight paid Credit given,
Henry Netl. 3 . Dearborn 81, ShiCagu,
McklNLkl,S LIfk- y Mutat u listed
ANA test author: best book. best terms retails
Fl.bo; Will ouplcate any offer On. trfcio
books, credit owen, fIeight pa d. outfit tree.
Us. IElnLrk co, Chicago, lis.
TX. n Ri Ten hnr rs to pas'u e and fee
a D. e ch per month; feed twice a day.
Gall on cr address {. W. liunier, B.rnalilly
New Mexico.
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We are headquarters for bed
spreads, sheets and pillow cases. Al.
bert Faber, Grant building.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-03

For sprains, swelllngs and lameness
there Is nothing so good as Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. Try 1t. For sale
~ all druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-03

This medicine
by strength.
ing the stom.
ach and per
fecting the al
gestion, pre-
vents
Constipation
Biliousness
Stesdies the
Nerves,
Purihes the
Blood, and
stimulates
the Liver anc
Kidneys.
We urge you
to try II.
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BARGAINS.

All kinds OF bargains at j. II.
O'Rielly & Co.'S bargain counter.
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National Convention W. C. 7. w., Fort
Worth, Tex, Nov. 1921, 1901.
Dates of sale, November II and ~;
return limit. November 20; rate,
5000; execution fee, so cents.
II. w. PATE, Agent.
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See window display of Silks on spec
isl sale at i9c and 75c per yard at
the Economist.
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Only SIS
California
and back.

That's the irstc lass round trip
rate, open to everybody from
Albuquerque to San Francisco,
via the santa Fe.
Account General Convention Of
Episcopal Church.
On sale September 90 to rs inc.
Tickets good Via Los Angeles and
for return until November 10.
Only line under n management
all the way from Chicago to
California.
Only line for both Grand Canon OF
Arizona and Yosemite.
Only line to California with
Harvey meal service.
Write for descriptive literature.
Santa Fe.
Address Agent, A. T. X s. +. R'y,
I. W. PATE,
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pn0tEssioSaL n
Y y. Alger, ~. ID. y.

y " NFN'Ff TT II
ARMtJO BLOCK. opposite HELD Bros
N once tours; y a m to IL pm; liao Q r
10 5 y m Automlt attic telephone No. asa. Ap.
puintments u AIDE By mail.
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WAN1ED-Genis second 6aTI c othInG.
w ,5l5S fi-st street, Send Address,. viii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31

recognized him as a newspaper man.
and grnned. you know. the doctor
won't see you on Saturday night she
said
Just ten Dr. Hail. said the re-
porter. that have news Of an intend
ed trial for heresy OF Ian Maclaren.
The servant took the message and In
a few moments the giant form OF DR..
Hall came hurrylng down the stairs,
whats that about Ian MaclarenG
he cried.
The reporter told him, and then got a
good interview from him In regard 10
It, -
Then 10 DR.. Parkhursts house, Again
the face Of a servant who had ire
quently seen the reporter, and again the
words, you know the doctor won
see you on Saturday night"
But the newspaper man wrote on ms
card: ITO tell you about a report OF
an intended trial for heresy Of Ian
Maclaren."
In a few moments Or. Parkhursts
voice was heard. Come right up here.
Come right up 10 my study"
The news was told and the second
interview gained.
The reporter was back at the news
paper office before midnight and walked
up 20 the city editors desk. That tired
faced man looked up.
~ have been 10 see DR.. Hall and DR..
Parkhurst.' said the reporter
Wouldn't be seen, of course?' said
the editor
"Got 'em both" said the reporter
Saturday Evening Post
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was PASSED granting such franchise,
with a twenty -hye-year limit.
The county board took ride over
the roads, looking TO repairs, after NE
severe floods.
BY virtue Of the recent act OF the leg
islature Bishop Munford Is now the
sole custodian OF the property OF the
Beaver ward, all the details of me
tIoper transfer from the former COR
poration having been duly complied
with. The total value OF the property
is $3.50
Showers are hindering the gathering
Of the ciops 70 some extent The mum
OF the thresher Is TO be heard now,
which began yesterday.
fruit Is going 10 be \ urng In tic
market this season Apples aud plums
are being offered at 25 cents Der busheL
BIB. b. Y. ACADEMY OPENING.
The teachers have all arrived prepar-
atory 10 the opening Of school at the
B. 3. h. Y. A. next Monday. The out
look Is bright for good attendance OF
students.
Reports are rife OF unusual prosperity
In the mining industry in the west end
Of the county,
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AssrssMENr NOTICE.

ELIZABETH CONSOLIDATED GOLD
and Silver Mining Company salt Lake Oiiy,
Utah. Notice Is hereby given that az meet,
ing of the directors held on the ia DAY o.
August. a. ID. 1901, an assessment Of one nail
on one cent per share was levied on the capi'
tal stock OF the corporation for the following
purposes. one third Of one cent per share 70
be used In doing the assessment WORK on lhe
unpatented claims owned by the corpora
lion. as required by the acts 81 Congress
and one sixth Of one cent per share % be used
in deiraylng theeNpeuses incident 20 the as
ses,ment work. sald assessment Is payable
on or before September u, 1901, TO :, W,
narke the treasurer OF The corporation ~
I'M Office, $50 ". Sixth South street san
Lake City Utah ANY Stock upon when
ibis assessment may remain unpaid on TIE
said september Is. viii be delinquent and ad-
yortisod Tor sale az public auction, and I'M
less payment is made before viii DO SOFA on
inc stu day uf October A. ID. lPl 70 pay
Inc delInaueut assessment together with tue
cost OF advertising and expense OF sale
; W. DAkkE, secretary,
$50 w. sixth South Street salt Lake ultH
Utah
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DIR OWN STATE.

tives and friends in Ogden for the past
few weeks, has returned to her eastern
home.
The beautiful two-story brick resi-
dence on the cornerof Jefferson avenue
and Twenty-fourth street has been pur-
chased by George Matson.
George Carter, OF Preston, Idaho, Is
spending few days IN Ogden
John Stalker, Of Wilson precinct, has
been arrested by Deputy Sheriff Robert
Shaw on the charge of disturbing the
peace.
Mrs. D, Sheldon has returned TO her
home In Pocatello after a pleasant
visit with friends In Ogden.
Miss Kuhn, OF Ogden Is spending a
few days In Salt Lake with friends.
Mrs. Il, Harris, Of Point Lookout,
Boxelder county, Is visiting with rela-
tlyes In ogden.
William Critchlow and wife have re-
turned from their visit with relatives at
Brigham City
Sheriff John A. Cross, Of Fort Collins,
Wyo., was in Ogden yesterday on bust
ness
Born, TO the wife Of Hyrum Olson a
fine baby boy. Mother and babe doing
we'll
Il. j. Binford has returned to his
home in Denver after pleasant visit
with his son in ogden.
Miss Ethel Skeen Is visiting in Salt
Lake, the guest OF Assistant Attorney
General White and family.
Del c. Smith, prominent attorney OF
Seattle, was an Ogden visitor yester-
day.
f. G.. Hamilton has returned TO
Wadsworth after visiting In Ogden
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SPRIN0VlLLE.
Three Boys Attack a Watermelon
Patch with Disastrous Results.

Special Correspondence
Springville, Utah Co, Aug. 20.-Three
springVille boys out for a lark last
night proceeded TO Mapleton after dark
in search of watermelons, which they
got, with an additional load from a
shotgun TO help them on their way
home. on reaching Mr. Newton's place
where he has large patch OF melons,
which the grasshoppers had left, they
found him In sight so they drove on
for short ride TO wait for Mr.. New
ton 10 20 TO bed but he didn't go, Dut
instead returned with a gun. just as the
boys were loading up. He shouted TO
the boys to leave and let the melons
alone. but the boys didn't seem In
clined to heed the warning. The boy
driving told the others to hurry up,
thinking they could get the melons
over the wire fence into the buggy
and escape. But Mr.. Newton headed
the driver off ordering them to stop
The driver hit him over the head with
his whip and Mr.. Newton let him have
the contents of one barrel Of shot In the
arm. another boy running up the road
got the other barrel on the seat OF has
pants. but being so far away the shot
did not take effect as the first shot did.
The boy, however, is not seriously
hurt. Mr.. Newton Is sorry such thlng
should have happened but the boys he.
ing SO brazen and determined TO get
away with the melons and trying 10
drive over him. he feels he was JUSTIFIED
in the act and says he has not got
through with them yet. Their names
are Boyer. Bird and Stevenson.
The school board is renovatng all the
school houses from basement to gar
ret preparing for school commencement
and run the year without being affect,
ed by smallpox or disease germs all
rooms are being whitewashed.
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srookuoLDERg NETTING.

WHEREAS A MAJORITY OF TUE Dl-
reetors N the Mountain View Gold Mlning
COMPANY have ceased u be stocsholGer, IN
said company and there Is not az the pre'eni
time a majority ~ said directors Who are
LEGALLY qualified % call stockholiors meets
ing of SAID company A. provided Tor IN the
Article, Of Incorporation OF SAID compAnYi
And Whereas. The Articles OF lneofpofa-
lion provide that a meeting OF tue stock
holders OF said company shall De held NJ sat
Lake city on the first Monday 10 september
NOW. Therefore. we, the undersigned, stock
boiders OF said company, being TIE holder.
and osuefs OF more than ninety per cent os
lie rapitsl stock " said corporation, 40 mere
by rive notice 20 any and all ,totkhoiaet,
81 aid company. that on Monday, ne -nd
day Of September A. y. i9ll a. ~ 0cioeft
"A Ia AZ rooms SETS " the Commercla!
Hook salt Lake CITY, Utah, specia ana
fbc annual meeting ~ tho Stockholders Oh
said corporation viii be he'd Tor the pOr-
r,ose OF elccting a Board 0i directors con-
sisting OF three members fDt tn ensuing
wear. and for tue transaction OF ~. b other
business as may property COME before 'he
san Lake city. Auglst0th. l0i
JANIS H. NILES Trustee
JAMES v. LAM
DANIEL NcLtuD
MR-. % Mcleod
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

Sealed proposals will be received by The
Board Of Insane Asylum Commisslonti
for furnishing the following namel atu-
Cles Ia place az the asylum building I'D
Provo City. Utah.
CM doz. Institution Bodstcads, an metal
white enamel with woven wire bottoms
and casters. 6 feet 9 inches long, 3 feet
wide. ] lis inch diameter lee.
single and n double institution setteea.
hard wood.
DOG. four spindle common wood chairs
tg window shades 5 feet by , fett b
inches. s shades 3 feet by Z feet q
inches. shades. feet inches hy is.i
8 inches Shades % be- green ol, opaque
mounted with HaTtshorn roller ana corls
complete.
rs Commodcs IN elm. ls bowls and pitch
ers. plain carlhunware, % mirrors french
plate. l1Eil inches plain OAK frame.
a white quilts medium weight tt'l
inches wide by feet ; inches long.
All proposals must De marked .8ids lOf
Supplies" and addressed 90 the state ln-
sane Asylum, Provo CITY Utah. puor %
" o'clock m. Of Thursday September ~
ipn. al which time and place said h.ls
will he opened
bidders must bid separately on each
OF the various articles mentioned, a Cet-
tilted check for not less than per cent
Of the amount Of the bid must accompany
the SANE
Board Of Insane Asylum Commissioner.
BY MILTON II. HARDY supI
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,MANEUvERS OF A REPORTER
Scheme by Which He Forced an
Interview.

The well known Rev, Charles II.
Parkhurst Of New York makes point
of being very courteous To newspaper
men, and is always willing to be seen
and interviewed. He sets aside one
hour each day to be at home to callers
in general; but to newspaper men he is
az home at nearly all times-except on
Saturday night. That night he de-
votes TO final PREPARATION and thought
for his work OF the next morning, and
his rule has been never TO be at home
after c o'clock on Saturday evening.
In that particular he Is like the late
Or. John Han. who would never allow
himself 10 be seen on a Saturday night.
DR.. Parkhurst is a Presbyterian, and
so was Dr. HAHN fact. they were
the two most distinguished Presby-
terian ministers In the city.
About 10 o'clock on certain Saturday
night report came into a New York
newspaper Office that some body Of
Canadian Presbyterian had taken ex-
ception 10 passages In book Of Rev.
John Watson--lan Mediterranean that
they even talked Of forcing the matter
into regular church proceedings against
DIR. Watson on account OF alleged
HereSN.
Go and see DR.. Hall and DR.. Park
hurst" said a city editor 20 a reporter.
land get full talk from them in re-
gard 10 this.
The reporter knew very well that the
city editor did not expect him to get
those interviews, but was sending him
on a "forlorn hope But he merely
took the assignment without any COM
ments and went out.
He went first TO the house Of DIR. Hail,
on Fifth avenue. that being the farther
Of the two from the office. He knew
that IL he sent up his card he would
merely receive a message that Or. Hall
could not be seen. He decided, therefore,
that the doctor must be made 10 feel an
interest IN the information that he (the
reporter) was 20 give.
The servant who opened. the door
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
pursuance oi an order Of the District Court
~ the Third Judicial District In and Tor the
County OF salt Lave, state Of tan, made on
the Goth day 81 July, 1877, In the matter u
OF the estate OF John Proctor, deceased, the
und trslgued the executor OF the last will
and testament % SAID decedent, will sell
AT public auction. 70 the highest bidder for
cash. United states money and subject 10
confirmation by said district Court on
saturday, the 18th DAY OF september 1901, az
T. O'Clock m. az toe west front door u the
City aud County Building, In salt Lake CITY,
Utah. all the right, title. Interest and estate
Of the laid John Proctor 40 the time OF bis
death, and all the right. title and Interest
that the said estate has by operation Of law,
or otherwise, acquired other than or In add.
ton 30 that OF the said John Proctor IN and
10 an that certain LOT, piece or parcel OF land,
situate lying and being In the said County
OF Salt Lake. state OF Utah. aud bounded as
follows. to-wit:
commencing alta point % rods west aud 70
i-10 rods north from the southeast corner OF
the northeast quarter u section 3i township
2sOuth. range | West, salt Lake Meridian,
thence south 33 degrees east. ~ rods, thence
south. 81 degrees west 81 rods 10 the east
bank of the river Jordan, thence northwest
ery, down said east bank Of said river aud
following he mpanderings thereof 20 point
south a degrees west, 10 rods from the point
% beginning; thence north ~ degrees vest
70 rods 20 the place N beginning; containing
10 D. 10 acres more or less.
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash, ten
per cent Of the purchase money 20 be p I'D ~
the time ~ sal and the balance upon the
confirmation by the court deed az the eS-
penso OF the purchaser. .
ADAM sPEtRs
Executor Of tho last will and testament OF
John Proctor, deceased,
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THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RY.

recently inaugurated through Pull
man Car service between ST. Louis and
San Francisco, via Kansas City, Pueb-
10. Glenwood Springs. Salt Lake and
Ogden. This line makes II very con-
venient for the Utah travelling public,
as it is possible TO get to New York,
Philadelphia and all important cities
east and south with only one change
of cars. This route takes In the most
beautiful parts Of the Rocky Mountains
and the Great Grain belt OF Kansas
furnishing changes Of scenery that ac-
tually keep one interested the entire
Journey Of so hours from Salt Lake
City TO ST. Louis arriving In the larg-
est and most beautiful Union Station in
the country, II not in the whole world.
The Missouri Pacific is among the first
of the great railways Of the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31
THE GREAT SALT LAKE
PRESENT AND PAST"

rv lanes h. Tslmage, PHI. D. =. X .
B. q q. s. professor q seology unl-
v w. 81 Utah q book q llo pages
s,,,,seijply Illustrated. The first COM
-. mi MI authentic work on the re-
l '.'. salIne sea. Price Is cents
,o',.'.- herald For sale by the Des.
-, 81. ana an news dealers.
ere ,,,'oh,5grsrhy Of CAPT james 5.
~. 49, fs1 p5e6s. bound in cloth. Price
% n Tor sale az the Deseret NeNA
eneclal terms 20 agents
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C0L0NlA DIAh MEXICO.
FINE CROP PROSPECTS.
Death OF Mrs. Jorgensen - Colonies
Want More Help.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Colonia Dlaz, Chihuahua, Mex, Aug,
2G--ln the matter OF hot weather, we
have had our share. but II has not been
as oppressive as II has been in the north
according TO the reports we get through
the News" and other periodicals.
Have had number of fine rains, but
II is getting dry again,
Wheat is all harvested, and threshed
and was fair yield We had a fine
crop OF potatoes and the second crop Is
planted and up The third cutting OF
lucern is in the stack, and the fourth
nearly ready for the mower Prospects
for a bountiful yield OF corn is In evi-
denCe.
DEATH OF MRS JoRGENsEN.
Sister Mlllisia Jorgensen, wife Of r..
G. Jorgensen, died July 30, after an III
ness OF ten days she leaves a hus-
band and five children and many
friends to mourn her death.
Bro. Charles Kitchens received tele-
gram from Naco. Arizona, on Friday,
23rd, bringing the sad intelligence Of
the death of his son-in-laW,. Robert
Maybn, who died on Aug. l6, OF in
nammation Of the bowels The de-
ceased had been there freighting since
the early spring.
Bishop w. D. Johnson has been Ill
with kidney trouble for some time, but
Is out again.
AS Mr.. Bernard Whitney was COM
ing In from Harper's ranch, which is
situated about thirty miles west OF
hare his horse stumbled and fell on
him and broke his collar bone
The Primary association gave con-
cert Saturday evening, August "a, which
was conceded by all to be complete
success.
Our academy begins work for the
year on Monday September 2.
Bro Joseph Sanders who has been
employed In one Of the mines OF the
Copper Queen Mining company for
year as foreman, has returned and Is
going to Utah to attend school the COM
ing winter
The people feel quite encouraged with
prospects generally, but we want more
help and those seeking a place to make
good homes will do well TO give us a
call
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ASSESSMENT NorIcL

LARyINF MINING COMPANY OFFICE
80 nrIpai glace - busIncs, SAT- lake
g,tv i.t,b Notice Is hereby given that a.
"A meeting ui the bnari OF directors hrll ~
...-t r.- share va, lowell on All STAR 3
,ftEe -suit.l sto.s OF she corporation ia'uei
sr1 olf,ilodIre payable lml dai.lH 90 ihe
l...,s,'.-, In tFe iomauys office. ], Yom 'l'
Io5'y Bo-k. salt Lake Guy, ltah. any
st0.a up'1 ahi.h the asses ,lrH' IIt' 'Ii ba
.8i..II In inc ltth daY oi ,epl' II WIZ ny
G.I'n'leai ana diverted f'- sale 20 '.9O lc
s.rti5I and miles. payment Is no before
~ man, N Go. STARE, rep'r', aga '} Gag.
S.,i'i. are 81 t1o Jo'k 30 Del lql-9it -
nav Up ne.. s,afy n.l ne 20 % on ~ ..u ~, ~
I'd l.f1.tr l4ll. at2 ID c.1rk Do n. 10 pb wv
+" .t -..r..frart together Hlih lhe
,'..f o, ai ,rrt.,ne and c,pc1s.o y 'l.Gi 49,.
a. iy orlero lie Rolr1o D.r..to}rt
l3ttsscCiy Utah August liih 1901
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Mother

my mother was troubled
with consumption for many
years. AT last she was given
up to die. Then she tried
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and
was speedily cured."- I'D. P.
Jolly. Aooca. N. Y.
lSe, Soc, sl.oo. Lc.AYHR co.. Lowell. Mass.
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PAROWAN.
Death OF Mrs. Eliza Miller and
Abraham Smith.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Parowan. Iron Co., Aug. Give have
had a funeral each day for three days,
on Monday Sister Eliza Milerwas con-
signed to mother earth. She had been
III for two months the last few days
suffering extremely. She was one of
Parowan's pioneers and was much re-
spected in this community.
on Tuesday one OF the twelve-months-
old twin babies of Peter and Lizzie
Skowgard was buried. Its death was
due to cholera infantum.
Today Father Abraham Smiths
funeral took place. he had lived here
for many years but on the death Of his
wife n few years since went 10 Toquer-
willie and resided with his daughter
Mrs. Hammond. His body was brought
here for interment