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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-22

EoT1CE or FORECLOSURE or CHATTFL
mortgage hv sale chattel mOrtcags dated
September 18TH 1900. from Louis sinclair,
migtgag0r to Thomas n. CLARK and Walter
Clark, a. Clark Brothers. mortgages all Of
Salt Lake city ana County, State OF Utah.
due thereon the sum OF twenty-five and
twenty one hundre1tlis dollars. The follow
Ing described property towit; one three and
one hall go Mitchell wagon complete. and
one set oi heavy double work harness. the
same as described IN said mortgage said
property VII be sold at public auction, IA
front " CLARK Brothers feed store AZ No.
f.g south state street on Monday, the sith
day Of June, it0l. 40 10 o'c ock a. m, 10 salts
~ said Indebtedness as described Ia said
mortgage.
Terms Of sale cash
CLARK BROS, Mortgages.
First pu bllcatlOn June Sth 1901
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It Is much better than last year. Grain
Is looking well, and beets are in fair
condition.
The wool crop this year was excellent
in quantity and quality, but the slump
in prices is working a hardship to
sheepmen.
The Fourth of july Is receiving the
usual attention. A fine program with
all the customary pageantry will be
carried out with MCnroe's usual whole
heartedness.
The water supply is greater this year
than for many years past There Is
much more in the Otter creek reser-
vor than last year, and month later
In being tapped
The late cold spell has done no yisl-
Bile damage here.
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MONROE.
BEARS RAGGED BY MOONLIGHT
Fine Crop outlook with Abundance
of Irrigation Water.
Special Correspondence.


Monroe, Sewer Co., June 20.--Thomas
Warnock mas just come down from his
sheep camp In the vicinity OF Fish
Lake, and states that a short time ago
he noticed bear tracks near by and
knowing that a neighborlng camp had
lost a few head OF sheep day or two
previous from the raids OF these brutes,
he laid in wait until after 10 o'clock.
when, hearing a disturbance among the
sheep, he went to investigate the cause.
The night being clear moonlight, he
saw at no great distance two bears
close by the sheep. Taking aim at one
with good rife, bruIn jumped into a
qualsing asp patch at the first shot
and disappeared. The other being
farther OF, stood up as IL inquiring
what was the matter. When a shot
was fired at II. It paid no attention ex-
cept to approach Mr.. Warnock. Two
more shot were fired with no better re-
suits. Finding that he had only two
more cartridges left, he called for his
companion 20 bring the ak as fight
was on hand. BY moonlight the ami
NAL looked exceedingly large and they
had got to within two rods OF each
other. when bruin turned TO go away.
Another shot brought forth most ter
rifle growl and the bear went on to
seek more comfortable quarters.
Next morning the bear was found
dead about 100 yards from where last
seen, and on going 10 the place where
he shot at bear No. /, he also found
its carcass not two yards from where
II was shot the bullet having passed
through its head. The first was a
cinnamon and the last killed was a
grizzly; each weighed over 200 pounds,
being about two years old.
CROP OUTLOOK.
The hax crnn In r,ow helnR harYeated.
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sALrLAKn CIrY noNps.

TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF SALT
Lake CITY, Utah, Series No. 3 Dated July
lst ls1i 81 Notice is hereby given that the
Utah. dated July ist. l,a1 due Juiy LIST 1911,
aud radpemabie after July lst 1901 are here
by called Tor payment. aud sic holders %
said ho1ds or any 90 them. are hereby 70.
Quircd to present them a. he Office u the
CITY feasurer. at the Citg nal. SAT- Lake
CITY. Utah Tor payment upon July Isl 1901,
from which date interest upon said bonds
VIII cease.
BY order q the City Council. June Is. 1901
z X. MOtilS.
City Treasurer.
a. A. ROBRRr,ON,
X. b. WulTTEMORE,
4. =. lERNSTROM.
T. 4. HARTENsTLfN,
GRO. BUCKLE.
Comuittee on Einanoe
}. O. NYSTROM. City Recorder
salt Lake City, Utah, June ~ 1901.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 8.

WEST MORNING GLORY MINING CON-
pany Office aud principal place OF business
SAT- Lake city. Utah Notice Is hereby given
that az meeting of the directors held on
the lgth day o. June, 1901. an assessment OF
one ceut per share was levied on
all the shares Of tho capital stock
OF the corporation, payable on or be-
fore July 10, 1891, to the secretary. at 40 ~.
=. walker Building, between Hast and West
Temple, Second south Street Salt Lake
City. Utah. Any stock upon which tho as
sossment may remain unpaid on the l5h day
OF July, 1901, viii be delinquent and adver-
tised Tor sale at public auction, and unless
payment Is made before. so many Of the
shares represen ed by each certificate OF the
stock 80 delinquent. ~ may be necessary,
viii be sold on the 5th day OF August 1901, at
$50 D T. Walker Building. Salt Lake City,
State " Titan. az the hour OF II o'clock a NJ.
To nay the delinquent assessment, together
With the cost OF advertising and expense OF
sale
The transfer books will DO closed for tho
transfer OF stock on the evening OF July l2
1901 THOMAS f. TAYLOR,
secretary.
ny order o. the board u directors.
Salt Iako inv Ifah limo 70 1901
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LOGAN.
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
subcommittee Appointed 10 Ar
range Celebration 90 Weddings.


Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co., June 2l--The
committee in charge Of the proposed
Fourth Of July celebration met last
evening and discussed details for the
event at some length. The following
subcommittee were also appointed,
Finance--L. r. Martineau, $. A.
Langton @, W. Thatcher.
Reception-C. d. w Fullmer, 4. g.
Barber N. W. Kimball. Miss Connie
Thatcher, Mrs. II. Dewitt
Music and progran-Alex. Lewis, G.
w Thatcher, Jr., Miss Lulu Carpen-
ter Mrs 7, T.. Keller. NJ. j. Ballard.
Sports-G, l.. Swendson, ]. A. Lang
tom Andrew King sr.. Miss Bessie
Morehead. Mrs. j A, Hendrickson.
Decoration-E. Il. Hyde, Mrs. Flem-
Ing, Mrs, Sarah Farr, F, r. Peterson,
George Dunbar.
Fireworks--N. w, Crookston, II. G.
Fayball, Joseph s. Campbell, George
Fister, Edward Anderson.
WEDDING BELLS.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued
James NJ. Smith, 30, and l.. f. Eng
land 20 both OF Logan,
Charles w. Milg 20. and Ida Hoff-
mall 20, both of Logan.
Hans A. Peterson. 81 and Nellie j.
Anderson, 90 both Of Richmond.
Marion Iessop, 10. Of Millvile, and
Caroline E. Halvorson, 10, OF Hyrum.
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EUREKA.
NEW MEETING HOUSE PROJECT.
Deseret News Agency - Runaway az
Funeral.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Juab Co.. June 2O--Quite a
large number Of the population Of
Eureka are adherents Of the Mormon"
faith Bishop Connolly and his aids
have charge here and an efficient corps
of teachers are laboring am0ny the peo-
pie. The members Of the Church are
literally responding to the call for as
sistance in raising means for the pur-
pose Of erecting a suitable church build
ing. The site has already been Sc
cured and the Relief Society Is es-
pecially active and successful in gath
ering funds for this purpose. Many OF
the leading citizens not members OF the
Church are encouraging the prop
osltion. The old church away up on the
hillside on the Bullion Beck property
has been so hard Of access that a more
central site and larger building became
necessary to accommodate the members
of the Church.
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A daughter has been born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry +. Dunn. All well.
Attorney Joshua Greenwood Of Fill
more is visiting Provo, he viii probab-
~ purchase a home here in order TO
give his children an opportunity to at
tend the Brigham Young Academy.
The ball given by the summer school
last night ut the academy was a very
pleasant social event, tending to
increase the fraternal feeling among the
teachers.
John U.3luchi was elected captain OF
company G, N. G. y. Thursday night to
I'll the vacancy occnsioned by the res
ignation OF Captain Dcnhalter. Farley
Smoot w9s elected first lieutenant and
Harry Thomas second Lieutenant.
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THE STANDARD.

DO you have the Standard Die
tionary In your library or
school rooml II not. you are not
up 10 date. II is the largest.
best edited. best printed. best
bound. and most modern work
IN all respects yet issued. Only
a limited number on hand. Ad.
dress the Deseret News.
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ASSESSOR AFTER SHEEP MEN.
NEpHl.
Wedding OF Miss Efiie Mangum and
Mr.. ". ". Jacobs.

Special Correspondence.
Nephi, Juab Co., June 2l.--A notable
event in Nephi society circles was the
marriage OF Mr. Y. Henry Jacobs Of
Salt Lake and Miss Efe Mangum Of
this place. The ceremony was per-
formed at the residence Of DR.. Z. e.
Wilcox, June 10Th, Bishop T II. G.
Parkes officiating. The bride Is one Of
the most popular Of Nephi's fair daugh-
tiers, and the groom Is prominent in
surance man. Both have q host Of
friends who will wish them an un-
ruffled voyage on the matrimonial sea.
Geo, ID. Alder and wife are down from
the capital to attend the Mangum-Js-
cObs wedding.
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FIVE MEN DROWNED.
Lost In the Far North on the Stern
Wheeler Anaconda.

Wheeler Anaconda.
Seattle, Wash, June H.--The steam
ship Jeanie arrived from Nome this
morning with sixteen passengers. Word
was received in Nome by ]. Goodyear
cf the Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany which confirmed the drowning Of
William Small, Henry Avery, Thomas
Capwell, Thomas Jones and Abe Appel.
They left ST. Michaels with the stern
wheel steamer Anaconda and started
for the Koskokwim via Bristol bay.
about the middle Of July Word came
from missionary az Bethel mission.
which Is near the mouth Of the Koskok-
vim. hat part OF the hun Of the Ana
conda driftcd ON 10 the beach near the
mission during the fan, which confirms
the fear Of their friends that they have
al lost their lives.
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WASATCH
SUMNER RESORT,
Little Cottonwood Canyon.

This beautiful resort Is situated at
the mouth Of Little Cottonwood canyon.
twenty miles from Salt Lake City. An
ideal place for families Water supply
furnished from mountain springs Cot
,ages FOR rent furnished or unfurnished
as required. For further particulars
apply 10 John Wells. No, II north Main
street, or John Harwood. at the Resort.
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NOTICE OF Dissolution OF
PAVTSVRsUIp,

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas J. Nipper and George Ward in the
the firm name OF Ward & Co, Is this day Dis
solved. by mutual consent
AL debts nov outstanding viii be payable
20 said Thomas ]. Nipper, and all bills will
DO paid BY him- HOS. J. NlPPRR,
GEORGE WARD.
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NOTICE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE.

ESTATE OF BERTHA MARTl NSEN.
deceased. The undersigned viii sell at pri-
vate sale the following described real estates
Commencing 20 rods and . feat west and ~
rods south Of the northeast corner OF the
southwest quarter OF section 10. township =
south, range east salt Lake Meridian,
thence west II rods, thence north Is rods
thence southeasterlY 80 rods, tl,5sct
south ~ rods To tho place OF eegin
ming, containing an area OF acres
and ~ square rods more or less and
the improvements thereon on or after ,lune
18th, o. and written bids will be received
az the office u Wisln Smith, Mccormick
Building salt Lake city, Utah: terms Of
sale cash, ten per cent 10 accompany bid
and ninety per cent 70 DO paid when ho sale
j. con frmed, by order OF the District Court
Of said County
CHRISTIAN G. MARTlNsEN,
Administrator.
Dated. juno 18Th, 1901.
Wilson q smith. Attorneys
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OGDEN NEWS.
--.--...-----l----- a-------' ....,, "a ,oo,
OGDEN. UTAH, JUNE ~ lsOl.
MAY LEASE WATERWoRKS.
Proposition Discussed by Advisory BOOrd and
Council Committee.
mccoy : Kaiser Assault Case, Latter
Held Under Bonds Harm oil
Edward Boyed burned.

meeting OF the advisory committee
~ business men and the waterworks
committee Of the city council was held
last evening in the council chamber
as per call Of A. 7, Wright president
nro TEN. who acted as chairman Of the
meeting. The waterworks question was
discussed at some length. The discus
sion was mostly confined 10 the feasi'
blity of leasing the system Sidney
steven vigorously opposed the proposi-
tion but the majority seemed to favor
II upon the following proposition OF
MAYOR Browning. He reported that ne
MAJ seen Messrs. Eccles, Dee ana
enencer OF the water company, and
me system could be leased for a
perlod of time equal TO the maturity
NJ the bonds on the payment of y4i6SO,
the sum at which the works had been
offersd to the city. Acting upon this
Dqnlel Hamer introduced the following
resolItlon
"Resolved, That this committee adj
yise the city council 10 proceed at once
and if possible lease the water system
n lis present owners. for the term of
the bonds thereon, for the consldera-
ton oil S4+oeV, TO w pau AZ Wy o,n'e
of the eNeeution " 'ie ieaNe' SOU iSaso
To eve the Guy tne oP''Un W pu,t' ~
al the rlsht, ulle anu in'eisse VI Nv
pr4gent owners at any time during the
Ilfe Of said lease for So"
The resolution was u'scusseu NV
there pelhg no quorunl present tne
matter went over 20 come Wy d
later meeting 10 De cailed py 'he chalr-
man.
THAT ASSAULT CASE
,be charge of assault and battery, Geo
Kaiser beng ihe conplainihg Witness
was arralgneu III 1uS.ice la aalhen
nan eoui', ailu reieSssu W. FavV V ,,,'a,,
\ hotlCe Oh cIiaise =. nenu,v was sWoH
oy MCCOY enu tiie cnause vas sia,.eu
10 justice iHo''las 1,,ai'p ~ WI ),
IT IoMeis - a.'e Terns. n III "
Mas assauatcu Wy a. 49,, "n' ,uPo liz
lnat ne mas ome ~ o,gne" a"n i ne
0Onuitlon Is serious Nelslns VI Pneu
nonia' me uase ot hearlms ,, nas w. w.
lDe 49, 80 """'''"e INV
n.Y,v n,,n.vrD
bANN hOnNhD'
The fire department was called out
Inc, evening az n Arc in n harm M No
S52 Lincoln avenue, the property OF
Edward Boyed The alarm was sent in
at $3.50 and the department made a
quick run, but the barn being filled
with nay. the flames had made good
headway and could not be checked till
the barn was totally destroyed; also a
buggy The loss will amount TO about
Sllj with no insurance.. 1t is supposed
the fire was caused through boys play
Ing with matches
ppTEFs AMI prpcoNAr
'-''''''
Ex-Superintendent Metcalf Of the
state school for the Deaf and Dumb,
with family and parents, left yesterday
for Oregon where they Will make their
future home. Mr.. Metcalf having puI-
chased a large interest In q big fruit
farm In that country.
Hon. w. l.. Maginnis left today for
EXC, Nevada. to prosecute a big min
ing suit.
Thomas Feeney and Charles Dee left
Yesterday for Rutfa Mnnf IA opand a
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

While the funeral procession Of Mrs.
Eastman was passing down Main street
a horse driven by Mr.. Frankie became
frightened and dashed across the street
throwing the lady out onto the side
walk. together with the top OF the bug
gy. From there he dashed over 20 the
other side OF the street and there parted
with the balance OF the buggy, and
continued his run down the main
thoroughfare. The accident no doubt
occurred through the failure to keep a
greater space between the teams, which
the marshal In charge Immediately
remedIed by ordering open order" to
the drivers.
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and territories. many OF them promin-
ent In educational and business circles
and political circles. The day was
pleasantly spent in amusements OF va
rlous kinds Interesting remarks were
made by Hon. w. w Cluff and Hon.
Harvey II. Cluff and the exercises were
concluded with a dance.
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JAMEs-EvANs NupTIALs.
GARDEN CrTY MOVES.

A marriage license has been issued
to Lewis Evans, %, OF Spanish Fork.
and Mary James. II, OF Scohcld,
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DEsERET NEWS AGENCY.

On account Of the resignation OF Lee
Christopher, ESQ., as News" agent.
VIM. l.. Croft Esq. viii now act as agent
for the Deseret News Co.
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TOQUERVILLE.
MFR. and Mrs. John T. Batty Rejoice
in Advent OF n Son.

Special Correspondence.
Toquerville. Washington Co, June H..
The home OF John 7. Batty is jubilant
over the advent OF fine son last
Thursday. Mother and baby doing well.
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PROBATE AND. GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respec.
tive signers for further Information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
Dlvlsl0 =, In aud for salt Lake County state
OF l1ah. IN tho matter % the estate OF
Christian Peterson deceased. Notice The
petition OF Christian pedorsOn, Jr praying
for the admission IN Probate OF certain
document putportng 20 be tho last will and
svs 3 ,a Oh uhriftlan t9uersoh' d9coasep'
arg 10 himself has boon set for hearing on
Friday, the 18th day OF June 4, y.
1901, az 10 o'clock am. 90 the County
Court House In tho Court Room VI
said Court, IN salt Lake City, Salt Lake
County. Utah
Witness the clerk Of said Court with the
seal thereof affixed this ETH day
lsEALl OF June, A. -, 1901
JOHN JAMES Clerk.
BY 2. Franz Emery Deputy Clerk
II. 5. Tanner. Attorney
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The branch Office OF the ,r Dese,e'
Iva in ogden IA at No. 400 Iwensy
Nerth street, where advertisements
vud' subscriptions will be receiver,
t rha News" is delivered by carriers W
br,dan every evening on the saiho
.sn,s as in Salt Lake City.
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OUR NE|CHBORS.
BOISE, IDAHO.
HERD LAW CONSTITUTIONAL.
Sheep Cannot be Grazed within Two
Miles OF Settlers Home.

Special Correspondence.
Boise, Idaho. June n.--A point OF
great interest 70 settlers and sheepmen
has Just been settled by the Supreme
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
| Division, IN and for salt Lake County, state
| OF Utah I'm tho matter VI the estate OF
| Christina Gabrielsen, deceased. Notice The
| petition u T. w. SchOenield. praying Tor thu
admission 90 probate OF a cortain document,
| purportug 20 bo the last viii and testament
| of Christina Gabriolson, deceased, and for
| the granting OF letters testafnentary 90 him
| sell has been set for hearing ON Friday, tho
| l2th day OF July An 1901, AZ 10 O'Clock q. N,
| 40 the County Court House. IN the Court
| Room OF said Court, In Salt Lake City, salt
Lake County Utah
Court With the seal thoreoi
isEALl ailAod this l7th day OF juno
JOHN JAMES, Clerk
BY O. Frank Emory Deputy Clerk.
O. NJ, Nelson Attorney
IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division, In ana for salt Lake County State
on Titan. In the matter OF the application
Tor dissolution u inC0rpOra Ion ot the Echo
Land and stock Company. u corporation.
Notice The petition vi the Echo Land aud
stock Company, corporation, praying for
adecreo OF dissolution OF Incorporation OF
said tcho Land x Stock company. q corpor.
alton, has boon set Tor hearing on Friday,
the eth day OF July. A. D. 1891, az 10 O'Clock
a. No W The County Court House, In tho
Court Room of said Court, In Salt Lake Oily,
salt Lake County, Utah. Amy and all per.
sons having any objections TO the dissolution
OF said corporation may ilo the same With
INC clerk OF said Court within thirty Gays
OF the date hereof
nv order ~ the Court.
witness John James Clerk OF said Court.
with tho seal thereof affixed,
HEALl this sth DAY Of June, a; D; 1901,
JOHN JAMES, Clerk
Young & Moyle, Attorneys,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SALT
Lake County, state OF Utah, Probate Di-
vision Estate of Henry Alberto Woolley,
deceased, The undersigned will sell Mt pri-
yatp 81 20 all the right, title and interest OF
said deceased 40 the time Of his death, and
all the interest Of his estate at this time,
which said interest Is estimated at 1ftoen
tftY-,iNths Q5-Ail uf the whole OF tho prop
orty hereinafter described, but the whole OF
the Interest " said deceased 4 hereby Offer.
cd FOR sale, whether more or less than fifteen
htty-slNths. In and to the following descrlb-
The north half OF Lot Eight 81, Block
Flfty-slX (jO Plat "a, salt Lake City Sur.
yey, salt Lake city and County, state OF
Utah. on aud after Wednesday, the Ord day
OF July. A. u, 1901 ;and written bids will bo
received 40 tho Office OF Young 4 Moyle,
Deseret National Bank building, Salt Lake
Guy Utah
Terms u sale. Cash, ton per cent upon
sale balance upon confirmation by tho
Court JILiA y M0OLLEY,
Admnlstmtrx OF the est ate Of said deceased.
Dated June -. 1901,
Young Moyle, Attorneys
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS. ESTATE OF
May Ann Amut Jaquei deceased Creditors
will present claims with vouchers TO the lin-
derslgued at 3lj empletnn liuildlng on or
before tho sth day VI October A, d. 1901
FREDERICK j. A. JAQUFS.
Administrator at the estate OF Mary Ann
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COAL.VILLE.
WEDDING PERMITS ISSUED.
Complaints Filed - Oil Locations =
Assessor After Sheep Men.

Special Correspondence.
Coalville City, Summit Co, June 90
Marriage licenses were issued this week
to the following parties.
Elijah Eddington. "a and Efile Hall,
q, both OF Park City.
William Nolan. 81. Of Meuan, Idaho,
and Miss Ida NJ. Stalker 90, Of Rock.
port, Utah They were married al the
court house, Elder f. II. Wright per-
forming the ceremony
COMPLAINTS FILED.
Complaints In the following cases
were filed In the Third district court
on the 18th, Keneva A. Kmball ad-
minlstratrix Of the estate OF Il. Kim
ball, deceased, vs. w. ]. Pace, suing for
a judgment OF s6,761 60
Mary f. Carey (of Park city, VS.
California Mining Co., suing for 5000
damages and costs Of suit for pollutng
water and letting mill taillngs and
refuse matter flow down upon said
plaintiffs land,
OIL LOCATION.
A number Of oil location notices were
filed with the county recorder here on
the goth. The land is situated in town
ship north, range 10 east
DIED.
On June 20, infant child Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Matthias OF this place.
ASSESSOR AFTER SHEEP MEN.
Prosecuting Attorney C, A. Calls has
made out number Of complaints this
week against sheepmen that are graz
ing their herds In this county on ac-
count OF their not filing their certlf-
Gates with the county clerk within the
time required by law. The sheriff and
assessor are now out rustllng them In.
A new engine, 1909, has been put on
the Coalville and Grass Creek branch
this week. q
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COMPLAINTS FILED,
OIL LOCATION.

A number Of oil location notices were
filed with the county recorder here on
the goth. The land is situated in town
ship 3 north, range 10 east.
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NOTICE or rORnoLOsuaE.

ny order o. the board ot directors.
salt Lake City, Utah, June ~, 1891.
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CROP oUTLoo

The hay crop Is now being harvested;