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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
AT THE RESORTS,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Following are the bookings for salt
air up to Monday July %:
july 8, Twenty-second ward ossocIa-
lions
July 2, General Relief Society.
July 40, a. y. l.. W.
July q. Granite stake wards. Sunday
schools and NJ /. associations. German
l.attcr-day Saints
July ". Maccabees
July 49, Epworth League.
July H., Epworth League.
July i6, l. o. o. Z.
July r.. Cambriau society
july 49, Salt Lake stake ". 4. \.
July 10, Scandinavian day
July 60 Beet Growers " Utah county
July %, Eleventh ward.
bookings for July at Lagoon are:
July Sth. Fourteenth ward
July gth, Second ward ogden.
July 10Th Jewish Relief society.
July llth, East BOuutlfll ward.
July 18th, First Baptist Sunday
school.
July 18Th international Assn. Ma
chinists
July 18th, Jordan Stake NJ, l. A.
July 18th, Weber stake y, L. NJ. ], A.
July 18th Sixth ward
July 18TH Twenty-thrd and Center
wards.
July oath, Pioneer day.
July Both Westminster Sunday
school,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

Of the Oregon short Line Is up north
on an inspection trip
Travelling Passenger Agent r. +.
Drake returned this morning from a
business trip TO Butte.
The new signs arc being pat up over
The entrance 90 The Rio Grande Western
and Denver & Rio Grandc ticket Offices.
Fred T.. PAYNE OF the Rio Grande
Western dlspaicher's office has left for
Philadelphia, where he has accepted a
position with O. publishing house
The KOlltz excursion TO ogden to-
morrow win undoubtedly be- a great
drawing card. Free candy for the la-
dies and gratis punch for all served
on the train are among some OF the
features advertised
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Short Orders.

Judge Morse made the following or
ders today which practically clears OF
all the cases from tie calendar Of the
civil division Of the third district court
Tor the April term
H. A. Wiswell VS. NO. Rose. demur-
rer oyeuuled, 20 days 10 ansWer..r
Sampson mining company SIS Allen G..
Ldmson three cases, allowed 10 amend
complaint IN an three cases.
The Proyident Loan and Trust COM
pany Of Philadelphia vs. Charlotte y.
kerby ct AL decree for plaintiff.
Lucy Heron vs SAT- Lake city rail-
road company; demurrer oycuued. ten
days 10 answer
Ida BuhHon VS. SAT- Lake city rail-
road company; motion for new trial
taken under AMUSEMENT
Am application for a writ OF certlor-
ant IN the ease Of Horace Cummings VS.
Justice Lochric was argued ana taken
under adyisement TN 10 o'clock Mon.
day morning
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VOTE FOR QUEEN OF FAIR.
The vote for the street fair queen
stood as follows this morning:
PERSONALS.

S. V. Shelp, manager cf the Walker
Dry Goods company, has gone 10 New
York on a purchasing trip.
II. p Jensen Of Manti, sheriff Of SAM
pete county is stopping at the White
House.
Thomas Judd Of st. George. who Is
stopping at the Cullen, reports that the
Mormon colony over which he has
charge at Ely. New Is prospering.
Revenue Collector Callister Will leave
Tor Helena tomorrow prior 10 the
once being turned over 10 him on
Wednesday.
Judge y. V. Higgins Is now GONZALES.
cent and has been removed from thn
Holy Cross hospital 10 his home Ue
Is expected 10 be out and about again
within few days.
Ernest II. Green has gone 10 Denver
on business
J. +. Webb. a mining man from Den.
YER Is stopping 40 the Knuisford.
Ex-Representative o. r. Klmbal Of
Scoheld is numbered among the guests
az the White House.
]. W. Suinrfellow. who recently 70.
turned from Ann Arbor with flying col.
ors ms decided 20 practice law in this
city lie viii enter the office Of Judge
zane IN the Deseret National bank
building on Monday.
Mrs. T. Lee. who accompanied the re-
mains ~ her brother John Goulding
from The cast 10 this city last week re.
TUNED o. san Francisco this morning.
Edgar W. Heigho, Jr., Of the Oregon
short Line was among the latest an.
rivals IN this city today.
win Harris. teller Of the Utah Com.
mercial & Savings bank. expects 10
leave for Portland. ore. tomorrow on
d two weeks vacation.
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HALF HOLIDAY
NEXT WEEK.
Merchants Will Close Business
Houses Wednesday Atern OOm
AN APPRECIATED MOVEMENT
Nearly All OF the Merchants Have
signed the Petition and Agree
ment 60 This End,

Beginning on Wednesday afternoon
next Salt Lake business men VIII give
their employees the iong-mooted half
holiday concerning which so much has
been said OF late Nearly all the bus
mess houses Of the city have signed the
following agreement
we, the undersigned merchants and
business houses OF Salt Lake City, in
order that ourselves and employees may
have needed recreation during the sum-
mer months, viz, from June LIST to Oc-
tober lat in each year do hereby slgni-
IS our Willingness 10 close our places Of
business ana agree to do so, provided
that movement becomes general on
each Wednesday afternoon at the hour
Of O'Clock IN al weeks IN which no
general holiday occurs, We are heart
ily in sympathy with the movement,
ana recommend that Wednesday be
adopted as the most suitable day for all
classes Of business
The agreement is signed by the fol-
lowing firms
H. G. NJ, J., Dlnwoodey Furniture
company, Kahn Bros, Walker Bros.
Dry Goods company Symns Utah Gro
Gerry company The Wood Grocer a Pro-
duce company, Anderson q Taylor,
Hines Merchant and Commission COM
pany, Cunnington Company, Lambert
Paper company, Barnes a. Hardy, Can
non Book Store, Barton & Company.
Studebaker Bros, Mulloy & Ruth,
Scott. Strevell Hardware company,
Western Arms g. Sporting Goods COM
pany, Klenke & Company, Eclipse Gro
Gerry company. Korupkat company.
Utah implement company Western
Moline q Plough company, Consolldat-
ed Implement company Coop Wagon
and Machine company Capitol Grocery
Co.. Marshall Bros, Evergreen Gro
Gerry company j. p Sheets, Henry
Reiser, Salt Lake Trading Stamp COM
pany lGd r. Squires, John c.
Squires. Fred Taylor. Smurth-
waite company, Western ConstruC-
ton and Electric Supply Co.,
Lewis Hook Adopyh Hauerbach, Hagg-
man 4 Son, Plat d company, Kelson
Bros, w. Golden, W. II. Chambers, C.
w Hull q company, II. #. Clark, I, r..
Harper, j Il. Shorten, Bailey & Sons,
H. w. Fuller. s. Miller Vincent Mott
Shoe company, Hirschman Shoe COM
pany BoWring Millinery company. Par
is Millinery company, Newman Shoe
company Temple Of Music, c. w, Mig
ley. Salt Lake Candy company. ORIENTAL
Bazaar, w. c. Beckmeyer, p. W. Mad
SEN Mrs, r. Madsen, j. S. Jensen,
Dayncs Music company Thirteenth
Ward store, Woman's Coop. Young
Brothers, MargetJs Bros, Cutler Bros,
Gable Piano q Organ company, John
Daynes & Sons, Wonder Millinery com.
pany, w. G. Bowring G. II. Cutting,
Booth q company, Coop Furniture
company Fergus Coalter Music COM
pany. Peoples Forwarding company.
salt Lake Seed company Vogeler Seed
company Sears, Jeremy Union Pro-
duce, California Fish company, Home
Produce company H. p. Nelson. NJ. A.
Hayes, II. J. Shmming. job 'White.
Twentieth Ward Store Mcdonald Cam
dy company, star Grocery company II.
Blanke Robinson Bros. Teasdel COM
pany Leyson Jewelry company all the
ward stores and all the butchers.
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LIEUT. PALMER COMING.
Leaves on Sick Leave Accompan'
led by His Wife.

A BIT Of very agreeable news to their
Salt Lake friends Is the report that
Lieut. Guy VI. Palmer and wife are on
their wav home from the Philippines.
The lieutenant has been falling in
health for the past few months and has
obtained a sick leave 20 come home.
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AN ENJOYABLE RECITAL.
Large Crowd Listens to an Exception.
ally Good Program.

An exceptionally large crowd listened
90 the organ recital at the Tabernacle
this morning, among whom were Presi-
dent Snow and Bishop Preston. There
was also a large company Of tourists
from Australia who were charmed with
the great instrument and seemed re-
uctant TO leave H. Mrs. Lottie Levy
Kahn was suffering from a cold too Sc
we're 20 permit Of her singing and her
place was taken by Prof Goddard, who
rendered "Strabat Mater and was
given an enthusiastic applause.
There win be no recital next Wednes
day hut h Is expected that Mrs. Kahn
win sing next Saturday.
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OFFICIALS LEAVE.
j, c. Stubs aud Associates Scatter
for Various Points.

The visiting trallic officials Of the
Southern Pacific. Oregon Railroad a
Navigation company ana the Union Pa
cifc lett this city this morning.
The meeting was continued in the
general Offices Of the oregon Short Line
until a late hour last evening, when
Traffic Director J. &. Stubs left for
Omaha. lie was followed this morn
ing by William Sproulo. freight traffic
manager ". q. MCCormick passenger
traffic manager San Francisco. and G.
" Markham, general agent FOR the
Southern Pacific at Portland. also T.. L..
LomaY. general passenger agent of the
Union Pacific al Omaha Ben Camp
bell traffic manager aud i l.. Craig,
general passenger agent uf the q. r. a
n. returned 10 Portland on this morn
ing's train, BEFORE leaving the officials
stated that there was nothing to give
out for publication regarding Inc con.
ference
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Heavy Live stock shipments.

Among the live stock hipmcnts that
have been handled by the Rio Grande
Western during The past week are ser-
cuteen ears az cattle from Th0mus1n's
10 Roswell Colo. eight ears of sheen
from Thompson Goo Kansas CITY. FIVE
cars Of horses from Ontario tu Kansas
CITY. seven cars of horses from Toco-
ma New. 90 Omaha nine cars of Sheen
from S1iina To- Kansas city. twelve
cars of sheep, Marysyale i0 Kansas
city. i've cars OF sheep. EphuIm 20
Chicago, and sixteen ears uf sheen
from Cotton 90 Kansas city.
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SEQUEL TO ACCIDENT


James H. Payne has commenced an
action for 5000 damages against the
SAT- Lake Rapid Transit company
Payne. who Is painter alleges that
on June 18Th, ha was riding on the
front platform 0f ear going to Cald-
cr's P.rt that when the switch at
Tenth East streets was reached the
rear wheels Of the car refused 10 take
the switch ana the front end Of the
car was thereby thrown against pole,
between which and the front OF the car
he was seNerelY crushed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

His services in the islands have been
very arluous being in section that
Is confined absolutely to natives,
A little over a year ago his wife to-
getneI with Mrs. Lieut.. Briant n.
Wells, journeyed TO the Philippines, but
they have been permitted to be TO
gether but little Of their time, and their
respite at this time will be a great
boon TO them,
Mrs. Wells win stay in the islands
with hGr husband who is doomed to re-
main there AT least two more years.
This viii be Disappointing news to those
who hoped that he was coming home
with the Eighteenth infarSry. But he
was promoted out Of that regiment
and is now with the Thirty
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pied at this famous resort and new ar
rivals are expected 10 arrive daily Inc
prospects are favorable for a livery sea-
son here as the fishing is better than I
has been for two or three years ana
there are forty or fifty miners working
the coppere properties near the lakes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
CLEMENCY FOR
BATH HOUSE THIEF
Judge McMaster Makes Strong
Plea for William Timson,
A VICTIM OF BAD COMPANY.
George Gross, His Companion, IL sent
10 The Reform school o. Timson
wants 20 go 10 Oregon.

Attorney Alexander MoMastor made
a strong plea this morning THAI Will
liam Tunson. one OF the l6-year-ol1
sutalr bathroom thieves, be released
from custody Timson yesterday plead
cd guilty. and was ordered to appear
for sentence this morning The other
boy George Gross, was yesterday COM
mltted 10 the reform school. but Judge
McNlastor said that he had been al
particular pains TO look up Timson s.
anteCedents. visiting his friends and
relatives and he found that Timson
was not naturally a bad boy, but "a
victim OF bad company which had led
him into his present trouble. He asked
the court that sentence be suspended
IN order that young Timson might go
TO live with an uncle farming In Ore
Ron The boys father, he said was
mining in Nevada
Judge Stewart inquired If transp0r-
tution 90 the uncle IN Oregon WAS OBJ
taipable Judge McMaster thought
that the relatives here would be able
60 furnish q. and the case was taken
under advlsement TIN 10 O'Clock Mon
day morning.
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W. =. skinner, Acting chlcr Clerk.

Assistant General Passenger Agent
Geo. W. Heintz of the Jtah-Coloradu
road returned from Denver this morn
ing, whore be- has been in consulta-
tion with Major Hooper regarding pas
senger and traffic affairs When seen
this morning be- stated that the visit
was Of purely business and routine ma
ture. Asked whether hc would appoint
a chief clerk OF the passenger depart
ment 10 nm the chair made vacant by
George Asper resiening last week. he
said thai W D. skinner would com
tinuc 60 be acting chief clerk Tor am
indefinite period-in fact, he did not
know whether "a chief clerk would be
aupoInted % an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
BERT sToSE CONVICTED.
Sentenced to Term Of One Year for
Horse Stealing.

Bert stone pleaded guilty this NOM
ing 20 hagu stolen q Sl2j horse from
Brown. Stone was recently convicted Of
stealing "a horse from r.. J. Jeremy and
sentenced TO three years In the peni-
tCuu0fy Attorney A. a. Duncan asked
before sentence was pronounced That
the csut show AN due lenIency, and al
loss The entpnceS 90 ruu concurrenGy.
Judg Stewart considered that he
would be exercising % proper degree of
cltm.nly loo sentencing stone 10 a
years imprisonment, ana accordingly
imposed sentence for that term To
commence az the expiration Of his three
years term
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II. g. W. vs. short Line,

The Rio Grande Western Railway
company has commenced a condemna-
ton suit against the Oregon short
Line Railroad company for a crossing
over the Short Line track near the
American Smelling and Refining COM
panyf works The claim Is that the
two railroads jointly purchased 700
foot strip Of ground Tor siding 10 be
used by both IN reaching the smelling
works To 90 go the Rio Grnde must
cross the Short Line tracks and the
two railroads are unable 10 come to
terms on this matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Julia Kimball, Mrs Woodruff,
Mrs. A. Roundy. Miss Florence Roundy
and A. b. Wilcher left this morning for
a weeks stay at Holiday Park, Weber
canyon
Judge and Mrs. Bishop have returned
from the East.
Mrs Margaret Clawson. Mrs. Phoebe
Kimban, Dr. Fred Clawson ana Mrs.
Margaret Werner are al Soda Springs.
Mrs Philip s. rhachor and children
arrived from Massachusetts today 10
make their home
Mr. ana Mrs, Walter Lewis ~ Butte
viii spend the summer In salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis n. Joseph Of No
blosyille, Ind. win be the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. 5. Joseph next week
a pleasant lawn party in honor Of Mr.
William Everett WAS given az the resi-
doncc of Nj William Fanes on Tues
day night. The grounds We're llt with
'NiNl'N lNNiAfl ilN NitN NltNtili NkNAH ana
"a delightful time was spent with games.
Mr. and Mrs. H. s. Joseph gave a
trolley party last nlsht IN honor Of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph ~ Indiana. Mrs H.
stibcl Of BOSTON and Mr. ana Mrs. Louis
lathenherg OF Cincinnati.
Mrs NJ c. Smith who has been the
guest Of Mrs A. S. Day, left on Thurs
day for California.
Miss Alton Young, who has been IN
Chicago the past TWO months. win re-
turn next week
ars
Mrs Belle Bunnell who has been In
Chicago for the past two years has rec
turned and win remain IN salt Lake for
some time. Mrs Bunnoll has Graduated
from the school NJ oratory az the North
western University of Illinois. and VIII
give q recital next Friday night at the
First Presbyterian Chur n. insisted bv
her son Mark and Prof Logan. both
talented Niollnists
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For ElcctrIcIlr EnrnIshrd.

Joseph Gcoghtgnn, as receiver OF the
salt Lake 'ity Water and electrical
Power company commenced suit today
against the Ipruu mining and MILL
ing company to recover S25ll2 with I'M
tcwst from December !, 1900. for fur
nishing electric current,
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Suit for Divorce.

Libbc Glenn today commenced suit
for divorce from John n. Glenn. alleg-
ing tniluV 90 provide the common nee
essaries OF lifc The Glenns We're mar
rlcd Ia Butte I'm December i>gg and
have one child, Enr. aged IS, of whom
his mother asks that she be given the
custody
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
SALTAIR EXCURSION.

The General Relief Society will have
an excursion to Saltair on Tuesday,
July 9Th for the benefit Of the Womans
building soon to De erected In this city
opposite the Temple and the members Of
the general board who have this matter
in charge, urge the people everywhere
within convenient distance TO go to
Saltair on that day President Lorenzo
Snow has kindly consented to speak
and this will be rare opportunity for
all who wish 10 see the venerable Presi-
dent of the Church and hear his address
upon the Relief Society. and he will
perhaps, give some information Of IT'S
affairs past and present and possibly
Of It's future. There viii be some other
exercises. musical, etc
BE sure and come and bring your
friends and acquaintance, Remember
the Relief Society Is a charitable and
philanthroplc institution and the wo-
men connected with Il labor assiduously
Tor the benefit and betterment of the
aged. and seek The suffering and aflllct-
ed In their midst. Everybody welcome.
EMMELGNE y. WELLS.
General Secretary.
In behalf OF the General Board.
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SHEEP CASE.
Decision IN Favor of Plaintiff in
TurnbOw W. Beckstcad Suit.

Judge Stewart decided the Turnbow-
Bcckstead sheep case today IN favor Of
the plaintiff The court rules that
John @ Turgbow recover from Martin
Beckstead 1880 sheep, or their value,
$3.50 Bcckstead Is also to make an
accounting to TurnbOw for the wool
shoared from the sheep since the COM
mencement OF the action. and. In case
The wool cannot be delivered 10 pay
TurnbOk sum amounting to the value
of the wool less the expense of shear
iug and marketing All the Increase
from the flock since the commencement
Of the suit are also 10 bo turned over
TO- TurnbOw, Beckstcad ~ allowed
$1,000 for caring for and keeping the
sheep.
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| WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.
.o~~~~>~oo~~~o~~~~~~~c~o
SIXTEENTH WARD,

on Thursday evening, July If. an eX-
cellent concert win be given IN the
Sixteenth ward meeting house for the
benefit 81 John l.. Davis, who was Sc
riously injured In a sand pit one year
ago and has not yet recovered. The
program Is az follows:
Selection o.. b.. O.. Salt Lake Glee club
Evan Arthur Conductor
soprano sol0....Mlss Lizzie Gillespie
lenui sOlo....,. 30 o, ..- WIN fhllllps
Ten Minutes Fun with the Had
dock Brothers. . . ......
SaNaphone solo,. g.. Charles Berry
Comic song. oil. .,u ...., Err l.angton
COntralto solo. .....Miss Julia Jones
Humorous recitation. Emma Hamer
Piano duet from II Trovatorel ..
r,. Edna Coray and Leila Timpson
Tenor solo. o.. 81. . Samuel Winter
Laughabe sketch, ~ May be
Wrong. o.. o. .... .. ....
doe Scheffner and Ern LangtoD
Baritone solo. d. ., w G., Bywater
Comic song. D., q. O.. ..,..Joe Walsh
Accompanies Mr. John Selley, Miss
Edna COfay
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.


The following eighty-nine volumes
win be placed upon the shelves OF che
Free Public Library Monday morning,
july y. 1901:
GEOGRAPHY AND TRAVEL.
Cameron-Across Africa.
Edwards Sardinia and the Sardes.
Guild-Brtons and the Muscovites.
larrlson-M Memorable Paris Houses.
Morris Casselrs Picturesque
Australasia. 4 vols.
Parkin-The Great Dominion.
Perowne- Russian Hosts and English
Guests In Central Asia
Rathbone-Camping and Tramplng
In Malaga
81 Johu-The Wild Coasts Of Nippon.
Stone-Tenerife and its Six Satellites.
Windt II. de.-A Ride 20 India
HISTORY.
Historic court Memoirs.
Memoirs OF Catherine II.
Courts of Sweden and Denmark ?
walls.
Memoirs Of Madame de Montespan. 2
vols
Memoirs of Cardinal De Retz.
Memoirs OF Ucnri ".
Cour. Of Marie Antoinette. Q vols.
Memoirs Of Marguerite de ValoIs.
Secret Court Memoirs.
Court OF Louis XIV.
Court Of Louis Ky ana Louis XVI, 2
vols
Court OF Berlin. vols
Court of ST. Cloud. 2 vols.
Court Of Empress Josephine, 3 vols.
BIOGRAPHY.
Jesses Memoirs:
Celebrated EtJnans. . vols.
George Selwln and his Contemporaries
Kns Richard the Third.
London and its Celebrities. 3 vols.
vols,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Archlbald-Rluo shirt and Khaki.
Bradford Birth. a New Chance.
paudet-Memoirs Of a Man Of Let
tcrs, etc.
Khwsley-Let.ers and Memories, 2
vols.
incsley-puoms.
Maher-on the Road TO Riches.
FICTION.
Allen. Grant
AZ Market Value.
For NAMES Sake.
The Great Taboo.
Ivan Gnets Masterpiece.
The Tents Ol Shem.
This Mortal CON.
Under Sealed orders
Anon-Hlghcr Law.
Daudft Alphunse.-
Evangelist a Rose ana Nlnetto.
Fremont and Eisler.
The Immortal etc.
Jack. vols
Kings In Exile.
Letters from NV MN.
Little Parish church.
l-tlc Whats His-Name, etc.
Monday Tales
The Nahob vols
NuWa Roumastan.
Port Harlscon. etc.
S9puh0
support ~ lho Family.
Iaraisr.n ot Tarascon. & Toratarln
Mccartney. Justin
CamiOia. 81
Comet of "a season.
Dear Lady DisdaIn.
Red Diamonds.
The Riddle Ring.
The Three Discr3ceg. etc.
The Waterfalls Neighbors
Naldes-The Fourth Estate.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

The Rio Granle Western is hauling a
circus through Sanpete county
salt Lake appears 90 be- o regular
trysting place for railroad officials.
General superintendent a. J. Welhy
~ the no Grande Western BE- down the
i.ne.
Seneral Superintendent Z. +. calvin.
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BadCoughs

Neglected colds always
lead to something serious.
They run into chronic bron-
chitis, pneumonia, asthma,
or consumption. Don't wait.
Take Ayers Cherry Pee
toral and stop your cough.
1se, Sos., No. Le.AYER co., Lowell, Aist
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ole Gunderson has commenced suit
against Carl Olsen 90 have him en-
Joined from trespassing ON his land and
interfering with the wen thereon and
lur tInhln $500 hnmnrna
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PENSION FOR nRBER ELKIy.

Especial to the "NoNsD
Washington, ID. g., July Ga Spanish
war pension has been granted Ueber
Ekins. RrInton Utah. $50.
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WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE.

INN EDiATELY by TWO ADULTS.
Molern house OF eight rooms or more etciu-
b. noticed must have fullest particilArs ard
Dc from owner. Address ~, !" Evening News
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YOUNG PEOPLES REUNION.

ON the 18th Of July the Young Mems
and Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
ment associations Of this city win have
a grand reunion at Saltair. The COM
mlttees are working To make the affair
one OF the most pleasant in the history
Of the organization,