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nOUNT PLEASANT.
Eight Year-Old Girl Criminally AS
saultod by Clifton Draper.

Mount Pleasant, sanpete County,
Aug. 2.-Cllfton, Draper, about "a years
Of age, is accused OF violating the per-
son Of the eight-year-cld daughter Of
]. n. Stoker here last evening about
3 O'Clock and later In the night skipped
out and searching parties, who were
out all night, failed to find any trace
Of him.
The girl with her elder sisterh had been
10 Diapers mothers early In the even
ing for a dress that was being made
there and he walked home with them.
The older sister went into the house,
leaving Draper and the e~ight-year-old
girl az the gate and she claims he took
her 10 a lumber yard a block away.
Draper claims she had been begging
him for 10 cents and followed him part
way TO town for Il. but that he did not
attempt anything criminal with her. He
went home tnd stayed In the barn until
midnight, when a brother. who had
heard Of the AFFAIR, went TO him and
told him stoker was hunting for him
and would Kill him on sight, and upon
the approach Of the city marshal. he
went through the back lot. where he
evidently had his horse ready, and
since then has not been seen.
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OTHER CHURCHES.

Westminster Presbyterian Church.
100 5. Fourth West street, between LIST
and End South street, Rev. George Bal
ley IL. b.. pastor.
9i5 a.m.-Sunday school,
Hoo a.m.-Sermon by the pastor:
THE Triple Nature Of Man"
5 p.m.-Preaching by the pastor:
Lessons from the Miracle OF Loaves
and Fishes"
1880 pm.-Endeavor Presbyterian
Sunday school at $50 w. First North
street.
SEQ p.m.-Junior G. r.
645 pm.Y. =. $. G. 4.
Wednesday evening at 8 p.m.-Payer
meeting.
Thursday evening az AS p.m.-Ses-
sion meeting az the home Of Mr.. c. w
Canal. 779 Sixth street.
All are cordially invited "a these ser
Vices and meetings.
ST. Paul's Church. Main street and
Fourth south. Revf Mlllidge Walker,
rector; 9th Sunday after Trinity. Aug
ust 4:
500 G.m.-Holy Communion.
9.f5 a.m.-Sunday school.
il00 a.m.-Holy Communion and SER
mon.
ST. Peters Chapel. 9Th North and 5th
West; 9Th Sunday after Trinity, Aug
list eth.
3 p.m.-Sunday school.
400 p.m.-Evining prayer.
ST. Johns Chapel. Perkins Addition.
9Th Sunday after Trinity. August ith.
400 p.m-Sunday school.
400 p.m.-Eyenlng prayer and ser
mon.
Millcreek Mission, scotts school,
house, 9th Sunday after Trinity. Aug
ust 9Th.
6 p.m.-Sunday school.
6 p.m.-Evenlng prayer and address.
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HEAVY LAMB
BLACKF00T, IDAHO.
Bob Smith, u Salt Lake Man, Slug
ged by Hoboes.

Blackfoot, Idaho, Aug, 2.-This after
non a young man giving his name as
Bob Smith and his residence as the Lin.
coin house, Salt Lake city, was found
about a mile and a half west Of Black
foot by a farmer wandering around In
a dazed condition. After passing smith
the farmer noticed he was bleeding and
i'm a comatose condition, Examination
showed a terrible cash ia the back part
OF the head. inflicted apparently by
some blunt instrument, The rancher
came TO town and notified Probate
Judge Sample, who sent him back af-
ter the wounded man. He was brought
i'm and DR.. Myers dressed his wounds,
which are very serious. The suppose
ton is that he was slugged by some
Of the numerous hobOes lnfesting this
locality, as he was penniless when
found.
The mar says he has no recollection
OF when or where or how he was hurt.
or when he arrived at Blackfoot He
says his father was a policeman under
Chief Jno. NJ. Young, at Salt Lake,
some years ago.
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LOGAN.
ALBERT sPENsT W
Wedding Bells-siyty Days for Bike
steaIing-Another Factory.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache Co, Aug. 2-Albert
Spenst, aged, IS, a highly respected
resident Of the Fourth ward. this city,
was drowned while in a fit at about
$3.50 this evening. His wife asked him
90 20 out and get some wood, and not
returning as soon as he should have
done, Mrs. Spenst became alarmed, as
he has been subject to fits for forty
years. and went out 10 look for him.
She traced him beyond the wood pile
20 the lower lot, aud approaching n
ditch that runs along the edge of the
premises. was horror stricken 20 see
her husband lying, face down, In the
bottom Of the ditch. Walter Everton.
who was passing, heard her shrieks and
entered the lot. He eXtricated the man
from the ditch and went for a doctor.
who went TO the scene az once, but too
late TO render any assistance. for the
man was dead. The deceased was born
In Elchwerder, Germany, May ~. lSfS,
embraced the Gospel and omigrated 10
Utah with his family in June. 1854, re-
siding IN Logan untll His death. lie
was a faithful Iatter-day Saint, lived
as near his duty as he knew how. He
leaves a wife, two sons and a daughter
10 mourn his death. lie was a kind
husband and a good father. and barring
his inhrmlty. was a useful citizen. A
coroner's jury Is being impaneled TO
investigate the matter as this report
closes.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples.
". ID. McCann. 52. and Rose Peter
sen. 80. both Of Providence.
s. w. Parkinson, "A, and Ina Hatch,
81. both Of Franklin. Idaho.
SIXTY DAYS FOR BIKE STEALING.
Some days ago Dr. Bulge missed his
bicycle, but thinking Il might be a
game. took no notice until the pro-
longed absence Of the wheel caused
him 10 notify the officers. As a result
sheriff Rlgby brought one Nephi Jen-
sen. who lives near Preston, 20 Logan
Yesterday. charged with the theft OF the
bike. Jensen was found guilty today
and sentenced to sixty days In Jail,
A movement IL on foot looking TO
the establishment % a gymnasium and
bath by the young men OF our city.
TALK OF ANOTHER SUGAR FAC
TORY.
The people Of Richmond are working
for a sugar factory. II Is claimed mat
Senator Kearns and other capitalists
are interested. and that another fac-
tory may be located IN Cache next year
II il also reported that the Logan iac.
tory proposes 20 erect a grinding plshl
at Richmond, conducting the beet juice
to Logan by a pipe line.
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ASSESSMENT no. -.

ELY MINING AND MILLING COMPANY
Ofhce and principal place OF business salt
Lake CITY. ltAh-Notice Is hereby given
that at a meeting OF the directors, held On
the g,th day Of July. 1901, an assessment OF
) cents Der share was levied on ali the
shares OF the capital stock Of the corpora
ton issued aud outstanding payable on or
before sept lst 1901, 10 the treasurer al ne
Office al r. X Jones 4 Cos bank No. 40
Main street salt Lake cts. Utah Any
stock upon which the assessment may re-
main unpaid on the End day u sept. 1901
will be delinquent and advertised Tor sale a
public auction; and unless payment i made
before so many OF the shares represented by
each certificate Of the stock 80 delinquent as
nav be Necessary will be sold on The 18th
day OF sept. il0i, AZ 70 o'clock a m. 70 pay
the delinquent assessment together Win tho
cost OF advertising ana eNnenst 81 sale
WI. r. spRA6UL Secretary.
By order OF the board OF directors
salt Lake city, Utah July q, lDl
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NOTICE on AssnssMENr

NAME OF CORPORATION WEST
Argent Mining Company. Location OF
principal place Of business, Salt Lake
city, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that al a meeting
Of the board Of directors, held on the llth
day OF July, 1901, an assessment, no. 2
Of 1--WE cents per share VAS levied on the
outstanding capital stock OF the corpor-
alton. payable Immediately 10 h. r. BAH.
treasurer Of the company, at the com
pany's office, room No. rs ID. T. Walker
buliding. Salt Lake city, Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the lith day "
August. A. ID. 1901. will be delinquent.
and advertised for sale az public auction,
aud unless payment Is made before, viii
he sold on Saturday. the 8lst day u
August. A. ID. 1901 at 800 p. m. 81 said
day 20 pay the delinquent assessment,
together With the cost Of advertising n
expense Of sale.
s N. SMITH. Secretary.
Room rs y. r. Walker Block, Salt Lake
city. Utah
Pierce, Critchlow q Barrett, Attorneys.
First publication, July 70. 1901.
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Three Killed In Explosion.

Las Vegas. n. NJ, Aug. 2.-Three men
killed and one fatally injured are the
results of an explosion that occurred on
the Rock Island extension, twenty-five
miles east OF Santa Rosa, at w. 7,
Montgomery's camp. yesterday.
The four men-Francisco Lopez. c.
ellie Rael. Pablo Lucero and Calixte
Gurule-were engaged In blasting rocks
on the railway right OF way. They had
prepared a heavy blast, but did not get
away soon enough after lgniting the
fuse.
The explosion killed Lopez, Dael and
Lucero instantly and fatally injured
Gurule. Lopez and Gurule had gone
from this city TO work on the railway,
and each OF them has a wife and family
living here. Rael and Lucero came
from Santa Fe, and but little is known
OF them'h here.
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WILLARD.
Death Of Miss Retta Woodland =
Prevalence of Typhoid.

Special Correspondence.
Willard, Boxelder County, Aug, L.
Retta, the sixteen-year-old daughter Of
Daniel and saphronia Woodland, died
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Orvil
Ward on Saturday, July 9th, Of ty-
phoid fever. She was a great sufferer,
but bore It patiently, her body vas laid
TO rest on Sunday, July 2Sth. by the
side OF her mother, who has been dead
for some years. She leaves a father,
three brothers and five sisters, who
greatly our the loss Of a loving SIS
ter.
We have much sickness mostly from
typhoid.
The weather is very hot and dry, and
rain would be very much appreciated.
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Religious services In the German Ian.
guage are held every Sunday morning,
at IL o'clock in Choir Hall, Richards
street.
scandinavian meetings are held in
this city every Sunday at 10 o'clock, a.
mp in the Assembly hall. all are cor
daily invited.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
one Hundred and Fifth Quorum Of
Seventy, will be held Monday evening.
August 5, 1901, In the Old Farm House,
Forest Dale, at s o'clock.
The life Of President Heber c. KIM
ball will be the lesson. All seventies
are requested TO be present.
+. V. ENSIGN,
Secretary.
Elder b. II. Roberts viii speak in the
Twentieth Ward meeting house to-
morrow night under the auspices OF the
Mutual Improvement association.
Completeness OF the Gospel" viii be
the theme Of his discourse.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Twenty Third Quorum Of Seventy will
be held in the Seventh Ward meeting
house on Monday evening, Aug, 8, 1901,
at 7.30 o'clock.
JORDAN STAKE Y. NJ NJ. I. A.
A meeting Of the officers Of the Y. NJ.
NJ. ]. A. Of Jordan stake will be held In
the Sandy ward house Sunday. Aug.
Ath, at $3.50 +. N. All ward and Stake
officers are urgently requested 20 be
present as Prest. Joseph +. Smith will
give q special talk on NJ. |. work
ELISHA BROWN,
Superintendent.
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NEPHl.
Damage Suit for Husbands Death
Sullivan-Huisb Nuptials.

Special Correspondence.
Nephi. Juab Co, Aug. Ain the Fifth
judicial district court this morning.
suit was filed by Mary Buchanan,
administrative OF the estate Of Edward
II. Buchanan. deceased. against the
Martha Washington Mining Co, for
the sum Of $500 damages for the death
~ her husband, which occurred In de-
PENDANTS mine last spring.
r. G. Carroll. who was arrested for
disturbing the peace. and whose trial
was set for Monday next. came into
court this morning and changed his
plea Of not guilty to that Of guilty and
was fined $50.
SULLIVAN HUSH NUPTIALS.
A marriage license was issued TO
Chas. p. Hush and Margaret sullivan,
both Of Eureka.
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And in accordance with law and the
order OF the board Of directors made on
Nsv 2th. 1901. So many shares Of each
marcel OF such stock as may be neces-
sam will be sold at public auction at the
Deseret National Bank, Main Street, salt
Lake city. Utah. al the hour Il $3.50 p.
M. August 5th. 1901. 20 pay delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs OF advertising and expense Of sale,
J. n. WOODMAN. Secretary.
Salt Lake City, July 18th, 1901.
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And. In accordance with law and an
order Of the board Of directors. made on
the 10Th day OF June. a. ID. 1901, 50
many shares Of each parcel OF stock as
may be necessary viii be sold al the
ofice Of the company room 40 D. f.
Walker building, Salt Lake City. state
Of Utah, on the 9Th day of August. 1901,
NJ the hour 81 II "a. m. Of said day. 10
pay delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gether with the costs Of advertising and
the expense Of sale.
THOS. L, TAYLOR, Secretary.
Room $50 D. T. Walker building. Salt
Lake City, Utah. July Is, 1901.
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NEW LICENSE ORDINANCE.
MOAB.
Two Days Festivities In Honor of
the Pioneers.

Special Correspondence.
Moab, Grand Co., July 27.-The people
Of this little valley have passed a very
enjoyable time celebrating Pioneer day,
A very nice program was arranged for
the morning Of the Twenty-fourth and
carried out at the ward meeting house.
The afternoon wls devoted to foot
racing, sack races, etc, and the even
ing enjoyed by our young people in a
social dance at the opera house. The
25th was devoted to horce racing, foot
racing and double and single handed
drilling contests.
Tie hot weather still prevails here,
but the nights are cool, The atmos-
phere shows indications OF storm to-
daV.
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CHURCH NEWS.

Regular services Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints will
be held tomorrow. Sunday; Fast meet
ings being held In the respective wards
at 2 o'clock pm; Sunday school at
10 am, and meetings in the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows;
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SAIL Lake Guy, August End, i8Ol
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
accordance with ord nance pissed by the
city council and approved July 18th aud
July Dist, 1901, respectively, the special tax
levied upon thefollOwing described property,
viz, all Of lot 1 and the east U5 feet OF lot
., block 3, plat "B salt Lake CITY survey,
for the purpose Of constructing a sewer on
the north side of Fourth south street. be-
tween Fifth East and sixth East streets
within sewer District No l, becomes delln.
quent on the slth day of September, 1901. and
unless paid on or before that date will be
collected according TO the provisions OF
the law.
H. 7. MORRIS
City Treasurer.
salt Lake City, August End. 1901.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
lunaInI InN

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
accordance with ordinances passed BY the
city council and approved July 18th aud July
Dist, 1871, respectively, the special tax levied
upon the following described property, VIZ.
the north 40 feet OF lot 2 all OF lots : ana :
and the north $50 feet OF lot J, block b2, plat
II" salt Lake City survey. for the purpose
Of constructing a sewer on the east side OF
Fourth East street, between south Temple
and irst south streets, within sewer DIS
trict No. |, becomes delinquent on the 18th
day OF September, 1901 ami unless paid on
or before that date, Will be collected accord
Ing 10 provisions OF the law.
X. 4. MORRIS,
City Treasurer.
Sail Lnkn Cliv- AnnnsI 2nd. 1901
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NO
TlCE.-Weat Morning GLORY Mining 90.
Principal place Of business. Sail Lake
city, state OF Utah.
Notice There are delinquent upon tho
following described stock. on account OK
assessment No. s, levied on the l2th day
OF June, 1901, the several mounts set
oPposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows, namely3
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And in accordance with law and an order
OF the board NJ directors made on the sra
day OF June. 1901. 80 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary VIII
be sold az pablo auction at the Office Of the
treasurer, b. a. sakuth lib w. gud south.
Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 18th day OF
August. 1901. az tho hOur Of 3 O'Clock p m. 10
pny the delinquent assessment thereon To-
pense u sale. J. ". SMELL, secretary.
Dated July the 10th. 1901, salt Lake city,
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The solar eclipse of May, 1900, cast
a partial shadow, or penumbra, over
q belt about 5000 miles wide, and the
shadow moved at the rate Of somewhat
more than 1900 miles an hour IA.
Helm Clayton has made a summary
Of the observations. showing that the
umbra. or small total shadow, was
followed at a distance OF 500 miles by
a cold area, In which the fall Of tenn
perature was over S degrees. A cyclone
that is, a great rotating wind storm,
and not a violent tornado-was quickly
developed. moved with the eclipse, and
was rapidly dlssipated, The anti
cyolonic area extended for 1900 miles
from the umbra, beyond which the
cyclonic ring had a width Of 1000 miles.
This Is a true cold-air cyclonei and 1t
has suggested that a like atmospheric
disturbance must be produced by the
shadow Of night, with a hot-air cyclone
by the heat of the day.-explaining the
double diurnal variations OF barometric
pressure.
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A Chinese plants milky JUICE, knoFn
commercially as Pontlanak gum, Is
mixed with ramie fiber for q new arti-
fetal rubber. The fiber is first freed
from oily and volatile matters, then Is
crushed with the gummy JUICE be-
tween slightly heated cylinders. The
resulting mass Is baked In an oven for
four hours, and is then worked in a
mixing mill to destroy the tibrous
structure. an oxidizing substance. such
as potassium permanganate, being IN
PRODUCED in the last stage, A softening
material, like balata gum. may be add
ed If desired. The mixture is cooled for
40 hours, and is finally cooked by steam
at q pressure Of so pounds per square
inch for three houre. The cooled pro-
duct Is claimed 10 have all the proper
ties of india rubber. a good quality Of
flexible rubber is obtained from 80 per
cent of gum. 10 Of fiber, and Q of sui
phur, a better quality resulting from
q mixture Of u per cent Of gum, 10 OF
fiber, 10 Of balata. and ) of sulphur.
For a flexible hard rubber a formula Is,
75 per cent Of gum, 20 Of fiber and 3 Of
sulphur.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE or THE BOSTON TINTIC
Mining Company, No. 73 East First
sruth street. There are delin-
opent upon the following stock on account
of assessment No. 3 u three cents per
share levied May 18th, 1901. the several
amounts set opposite the name OF the re-
s~pectlye shareholders as follows:
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SULLIVAN HUSH NUPTIALs.
MUSIC LOVERS.

All who desire information OF the
address, etc, Of Salt Lakes music
teachers, should consult the Musicians
directory, Published on the Dramatic
and Musical page Of the SATURDAY.
News"
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n NOTICE,

ORIENTAL MINING AND SMELLING
Lake City, Utah. Notice. There arc delin-
0uent upon the following described stock on
account OF assessment No. two 90 ieyled on
the 3rd day OF June. 1901. the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders As follows:
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1Baby's Diary.

A unique and handsome publication
wherein TO record the important events
In baby's life has just been issued by
Borden's Condensed MIX Co, II Hud-
son ST., New York. II Is not given
away, but is sent on receipt Of 10
cents. 7
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1ntoxicatlon from the nectar and
pollen of plants has been a subject Of
investigation by DR.. J. NJ. Weir Jr,
This effects insects, and II appears that
the cosmos flower Is especially potent
as a source Of drunkenness In bees and
other nectar-loying creatures. A bee
so drunk that II could scarcely get
upon its legs was taken to the labora-
tory and placed about two inches from
a cosmos blossom. II Immediately
staggered to the flower and began 20
suck the nectar, and In a few moments
tumbled oYer-a senseless and almost
inert victim Of appetite. Drunken
beetles found under the blossoms prove
that the pollen must have the same
effect as the nectar, these insects be-
ing unable to reach the hectares. The
eXperimenter swallowed a half-tea-
spoonful Of the pollen, and In about
fifteen minutes experienced a feeling of
e|xhilaration, with acceleration OF the
pulse and warmth. An injection into
the arm of half a drachm Of llquid dis
TILED from an Infusion Of the hectares
caused e%vhilaration for half an hour,
followed by nausea,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial District To and Tor salt Lake
C1uutr. state % Utah. Probate Division.
In The mattel Of the estate OF lohn hostn'
zen. deceased. Notice Of sale OF real proper
ty. The undersigned Viii sell A. uuDic auc
lion the f~olloNing described tract ui ana,
situate al Murray al. lake county StAte
OF Ttah. 10 Wit. Beginniug in The cenlet ~
a north aud south open street nluty-elsh6
and i've tenth rods east from TIE splth-
Wo.t corner % the southeast quarter OF sec
tlou one. township two. south ~ range one
rost salt Lake meridian ana running
tbenae sluth along center OF sAla open
strset four ana Eve. tcutns rods thence wet
eighteen rods to the vest bank OF water
dlt.b thence north along AID Ntst uank
anil line oi fence four aud hve-teuths rods.
thence east along line Of fence pa s9nth
line of a ace one rod vide eighteen foq, -
tbe uoint of beginning containing iheluu'
lng faIf a street on the cast one-hat ifr.
klso the perpetual right % way over sall
aiiev Wsy on The north side u sald l0i; at
IS55orIork noon. on Thursday, the SIN day OF
Aurnst fgi. At the vest front door ~ the
Cognfv Court House Terms oi sale cash
~ rs FEkNslkuh,
Administrator with the Hil annexed OF me
estate Of John u0gcnsen deceased
ri 81 Sielsoa. Attorney Tor Administrator
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'ouIHeRh PACIFIC RY.
WHOM PACIFIC Ry.
PROVO.
EXPLORING EXPEDITION
Bs~A.'s Interview with Prof.
IN Anaconda Standard.

l.. aug S-The Anaconda Stand.
q daie u July soth. publishes
aAI s Interview with Professor
As losrr at president Of the Brig
,trnn email vice president Of the
sais ysn.,se al Provo. Utah, was in
.alst ,aay on bis way 10 Alberta
rrvso en- ne goes on business.
"s TIM. Is the largest in the
~A aud has an snrollmen, Of
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NJ. LA. CONFERENCE.
PAYSON.
Delightful Shower - School Board -
New License Ordinance.

Special Correspondence.
Payson, Utah Co, Aug. I've had
a beautiful shower here last evening,
which lasted about a half hour, wash
ing and cooling the heated and dusty
air, and giving moisture to suffering
vegetation. The water in u creek Is
getting so low that 1t is difficult to run
the electric light plant successfully.
Ed Harper, who has been confined to
his room for eight weeks With a broken
leg, is now getting around again.
Barry Wrlde Is taking advantage OF
the cheap rates to the north, ana Is
now spending his time In Idaho, visit
ing with friends.