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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02

In black and white Of some OF the beau
ties Of Brighton.
Mrs. II. d. Niles and son Frank and
Mrs II. c. Packard are staying at the
hotel,
Mrs Edith Dlnwoodey Wright and
children OF Ogden are soJourning here.
Bishop II. h. Clawson and family oc-
cupy one Of the cottages across the
creek"
Mrs. Fabian and daughter are at the
hotel,
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert GorllnsN and
children were here during the week.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman and party of five
arrived on Wednesday.
G. f. Goodwin and A. Keysor were
registered at the hotel during the week.
Mrs. George Ellerbock and Mrs An
thony Godbe and their families occupy
a cottage together.
Frank Young has been visitor dur
ing the week,
There was a dancing party at the no.
tel last night, and general good time
enjoyed
Mrs. Beer and family are at the no
tel.
The Misses Salisbury are guests at
the hotel.
Mrs Hayward and children arrived
on Thursday.
UPPER FALLS.
Provo Canyon-Judge Bartch and
family from the capital city are spend
ing several weeks here.
MrsG p, Wright, OF Provo. IL here for
the summer Mr. Wright comes up ey-
cry week,
Miss Bessie Hodgson and Miss Annie
Morris are spending 10 days here.
Mrs. Frank Shepard Of Salt Lake Is
enjoying an outing.
o. f. Foss Of st. Louis registered
here this week.
Among those who have registered
here from Utahs chief city during the
past week are o. Groshell, !, Mayer,
wife and daughter, A, w Leggett, Mr..
and Mrs W. II. Parker, Howard
French Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f, Boes, Ray
mond and Helen Boes. W. ], Bennett,
Mrs. II, (, Goodwin, Mrs @. NJ Dove,
Miss F. A. Dove. Mrs. II. ~ Hender-
son, Neil Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L.
Calder. Miss Emma Calder and Mrs.
II. l.. Pratt
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.

Mrs Campbell and children of Beav-
er were In Provo Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter r. Pike have re-
turned TO Provo after spending the
past winter and spring at ST. George.
Mr.. and Mrs d, w. Bird OF Spring
vile visited in Provo Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Chamberlain
have gone to Ashland, Ore, where they
will make their home for the future.
Miss Grace Berry has gone to Butte
City TO visit her father
Miss Mamie Parker Of Salt Lake City
has been enjoying herself with her
friends for a week.
Miss Belle DE Noisy Is the guest Of
Miss Mamie Smith at Spring Dell In
Provo canyon.
Mrs. Fred Jennings Of Park City Is
spending few weeks with her sis
ter. Mrs. John Warwick.
The Misses Sarah and Mary Z.
Brentous entertained on Monday even
ing in honor Of Mrs. Fred Jennings Of
Park City. About 20 guests were pres
ent.
DR.. and Mrs. W. r. pike OF 81.
George are the guests Of Air. and Mrs,
Newell Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willet Allen Of Tel
luride are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Brersach
Mrs. William Strong and son Reed
will spend the coming month with
friends in San Francisco. They leave
on Sunday for that city.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis Rrersach are at
home 10 their friends I'm the Or. Pike
residence on Academy avenue.
Mrs. Hugh Dougall and daughter
Katherine Of Sprhgville spent Sunday
with friends In Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert woodhouse re-
turned on Friday from Denver. Colo,
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BRIGHTON NOTES.

Here in the hllltops with the air so
cool that one cannot slt anywhere IN
the shade without wraps, II has been
impossible 10 realize the weather re-
ports that have come from the city
Night noontlde and morning IL IS inc
same. a dNinely cool air, with now and
then cooler breeze moving the tHr
eyerRreens on the mountain sides. II IL
wonderful to note the effect % this on
faces newly arrived from the city, ana
especially with children. The look OF
city langUor and pallor quickly dlsap-
pears under the braclng atmosphere,
and gives place 10 rosy cheeks ana
bright eyes Grown people who come
up with an ayowed determination for
nothing but rest, find the mountain
air too generous 10 admit OF anything
so tame as lounglng, Climbing and gen
cral iauntlng parties include a surprls-
ing number Of inyalids and rest-seek-
ers, ana the attitude Of the hotel guests,
cottagers and campers IS one Of active
pleasure seeking rather than slothtul-
ness. While new arrivals, newspapers
and telephone communications all eN-
plot the heat in the metropolis. those
fortunate enough to be In the COM
paratIvely refrlgerator-like ~.mospher3
OF Brighton. spend the time In verbal
and mental lf-congratuiations as I'M
munes.
W. c, Spence was visitor during the
week.
II Is reckoned that there are over 40
NN.aUH III
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Miss Gwen Starley gave q party 90
q few OF her friends on Wednesday. the
occasion being her birthday The avep-
ing was spent with games and music
and delicious refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr John Starey.
Sr., Mrs. lll Mr. and Mrs John STAR
ley Jr. Misses May and Gwen Starcy.
Catherine Mathes0n. Hazel Woodruff
and Ellis Barnes aud William g..
Matheson Alfred Hansen and lie Roi
G.. Pickering.
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Salt Lake. She left a most favorable
impression.
Mrs Libbie Il. Pratt gives an in
formal party az her home this even
ing In honor OF Miss Agnes Rose Lane
Miss Anna Fledner. Of Portland, who
mas been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
II. B, Brockmau for the last month.
left Thursday for New York
Mr. and Mrs, Akers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearsall and Mr. and Mrs. Terry will
leave this evening for a weeks outing
az Wasatch
Miss Bonnie Welsh, Of Salisbury, No.
is the guest OF the Misses Pinkerton
Mrs Jacob Well Of Kansas city spent
Wednesday 90 the city on her way
nome from the coast She was the
guest Of Mrs. Harry CAM.
An informal at home was given
Thursday evening boy Miss Sappington
and Miss Eiyth Hale, at the home of
Miss SappIugton.
An elaborate tea Is 10 be given on
Thursday evening at the home OF Miss
Jacobs The hostesses will be Miss
Jacobs ana Miss Geddes.
sss
Miss Maude WInchel Of Ohio IS the
guest Of tho Roy and Mrs pIppertcn
$50
Mrs. A L. Slupndi has rstprrod
h.,,... d. ft.,. Z. 49, .-.t--t ~
California
-.
All A.. ,,,.,.-,,,
",ai Az ' ,.',,t ~ .''eI Spenui"g ssy-
q" 'aya WIN capt ana MIS- Wedg-
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The ball given last evening at the
Lester park pavilion In honor Of Elder
Walter Parry, who soon departs on a
mission to England, was a thorough
success,
Mrs, II, A. Brown of Spokane, Wash,
is visiting in ogden with friends
Mrs. Currie, who has been visiting
with her daughter at Park City, has re-
turned home.
H. e. Warner. OF St. Paul, MINI, who
has been visiting In Ogden, the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w, l.. Watts, left
Ogden Monday for Portland and the
coast Their visit In ogden was very
pleasurable.
A number Of tally-ho parties we're had
to ogden canyon during the week
An event that is heing looked forward
10 with great anticipation Is the COM
ing 10 ogden on August 7, OF Ringing
Brothers circus, which Is one Of the
LARGEST and best In the world, and Will
no doubt attract a large crowd at their
performances afternoon and evening
Mesdames Kuhn gave a tally-hq party
Thursday evening 20 a few Of their
friends 10 Ogden canyon
The Pioneers Of the Pacific will have
IN excursion from Salt Lake TO ogden
m August s.
Judge Rolapp and Thomas d, Dee
oft Thursday on a two-weeks' trip to
Oregon,
Albert G. Walden Of Santa Rosa, and
Miss Rosie Mcdonald, Of San Francisco,
were married In ogden Thursday.
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where they have been the past week
Miss Helen Boyer assisted by Miss
Lena Bachman gave recital 10
Springyille on Monday evening at The
City Hall A numer Of Provo people
were in attendance,
Word has been received by Mn
Edith Beck Martin that Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Thompson Of Colorado Springs
are coming to make their home for the
future in Provo.
Mr., and Mrs, Ernest Kmbal y
Raymond, Canada, are the guests Of
Judge and Mrs John r. Booth.
Mr. Douglas Swan Of salt Lake City
visited his son Tuesday
Miss Florence Twelyes was Salt
Lake visitor this week
Mrs Rhoda Miller Of Salt Lake cry
has been the guest Of Mrs CeIesIa
'NA''s A'i WV N''N''
Invitations are out for the welding
reception Of Miss Violet Martin ana
Mr.. Walter Adams. The ms1age VIII
take place at the Salt Lake Tempe
and the reception wIlI follow al ui
home of the brides parents MI all
Mrs. Thomas Martin August . W.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d, Taft eniernil.l
number Of their friends al YOU'VE
breakfast Thursday morning Tne =;
bles were spread under the trees ai4
presented very pretty appeaIAD"
with their decorations Of petumas
Mrs. Edith Beck Martin and U.S.
Elma Armstrong will be me su''s
OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph BECK "
Spring Dell In Provo Conyon'
Mrs. Sarah Mitchell Houtl oisHIas
Vile has come to her mothers W
visit OF several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Hobrods ina 9 g,..g.
ters attended the reunion o. w' NJ.
ley family. which took place
eret, Willard county
Miss Thethe Hardy gave q 1900
party for a few of her most mu aSSs,
friends Saturday night 10 h .oe., + Ike
visitor. Miss Veda Beeby Of sa ..,,,sl A
city, Miss Hardy also enleI.s'ii"ib I
very large party Friday iIon .s',y q
p. m, in honor Of the anhi'e''
her birthday.
Miss Emma Keelc. Of Pays95lnl ,1 ~.
Mr. AlbertHardy were married Ns scon,s
day evening at the home Of me ,,s slgy a
parents Mr. and Mrs James ~ hs'Ji" 1.
the Second ward, Provo BlsnV " rela.
Nelson officiating. a number " a,s cen
lives and Intimate friends "e' ~ and
to wish the happy couple . t Inn they
PROSPEROUS welded life, IN Nn,e@ ., ne
win be Joined by many irie1''
newly welded pair,
Deputy Sheriff ] 7. ,n,l,aaId,nsssdsS
pleasantly surprised on M ,te. ron
when number Of relau,Ihv5,te the
came over 70 celeD''s'bb lrth.
I5th anniversary Of Mr. VIVA"
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Michigan, where she viii make her fu-
ture home.
DIT, j. II. Powers returned home this
week from an extended eastern trip.
which he enjoyed very much.
Thursday evening Mesdames Lyons
Snyder and Nelson. the popular mill
liners, gave an outing 10 about 20 Of
their lady and gentleman friends 10 the
Hot Springs The crowd were driven
to the popular resort In carriages. The
evening was pleasantly spent in bath
ing, dancing and general pleasuring.
The ladies served dainty lunch. and ali
present had a most enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Grout. OF Pocatello
We're visiting with friends in Ogden this
week
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tel has seemingly met IT'S turn, and
things now are going with comparative
smOOthnesS
There have been two or three pleas
ant affairs recently. social evening
gatherings az the Whitney and Pyper
cottages and a bonfire party given by
Miss Annette Ferguson. music and can
dy-making being predominating fea-
lures OF all these enjoyable affairs
Among the things proposed FOR the near
future are trip 10 Senator Rawllns'
mine In the near neighborhood, and one
also to the Silver King mine "o'er the
divide"
Mrs. Teasdel and Miss Mary Teasdel
occupy one OF the cottages near thu
hotsL Miss Tsasdel Ia making ekstchAz
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SOUTH FORK

Provo Canyon-Amons ~ me was a
S 5arfs d program 'T M on . MoIsas s9
H @s 'S ond piano o. solos ana ,s Ss9 aaRs
t Hosa exercises T taking place on VA large
1 NUMBER Bey' Joined in the festivities
So 1.ffrs
This Saturday eyening . number G'c :,
% CoIr known Salt IaEe ,1.p amusement
others taking part Much
Is expected.
pr. E. O. Jones and Wl'''
were guests on MONDAY
@. E. cargeTst s S Gf ,hc caGS lsa and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02

Scott Is friend of Principal Caskey
of the Collegiate Institute Of salt Lake
and Rev. Il. l.. Arnold.
Mrs. r. A. Keyos will return home
aext Wednesday from California where
she has been since February for her
health.
Lleuts. White, Mcconnell and Mer-
riIl have gone to Fort Russell. Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. John Felt announce
the engagement Of their daughter Ger
trude to Harry f. Kimball, the mar
riage ~ take place early In September.
Miss Clara Holbrook Of Provo is
visiting In salt Lake for few days.
A. j. McNab Of Idaho has gone TO
san Francisco 10 meet his son Lieut.
McNab Of the Twenty fifth infantry
who arrives tomorrow from the Islands.
State Auditor Tingey, wife and fam
fly and Miss Amy Bishop will leave
Sunday morning for a weeks outing
as Sticks resort In Provo canyon. on
Sunday they will be the guests Of supt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02

Miss Mary Scott. secretary 20 Prest.
McClellsnd OF Knox college. Of Gales
burg, H.. is a guest In this city, Miss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-14
Ogden Churches.

First Baptist Church.-On Grant,
near Twenty-fourth street. Bible
school at 10 a. m. Sunday is rally day,
and every scholar, young and old,
should be present. Morning worship at
II O'Clock. Special sermon 10 the chill
dren will occupy ten minutes before
the regular sermon. Parents are in
vited 10 bring their children 10 this
service. b. Y. p. L. at p. m. Even
ing service at s o'clock. The Rev. T.
L. Ketman Of Chicago viii begin a
seres OF meetings. to continue till
Wednesday night. Mr.. Ketman is one
Of the strongest men among our
younger men, and the opportunity 20
hear him these few evenings should
be considered a great privilege by
everybody. He win hold special meet
ings for children and Sunday school
workers the afternoons OF his stay at
$3.50 Please let every person feel they
have an urgent invitation. Ora c.
Wright, pastor.
Services AT the Congregational
church today at II and T:S0 O'Clock.
Mr.. GOrken win speak at both services.
Church Of the Good Shepherd (Epis-
copaD.-Grant avenue and Twenty
fourth street. Regular services. II a.
m. and D. m. Rev. G. +. Plummer
will officiated-
First Presbyterian church.-Morning
service at II. Subject: "Hagar" Sun
day school AZ 1918. Christian Endevaor
service at :. Evening preaching serv-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-14
HEALTH OF THE CITY.

The birth report TO the board Of
health for the week ending Sept. Is,
shows the report of twenty-one male
children and nineteen females. The
deaths for the same period numbered
fifteen males and twelve females. or
this number eight We're over 20 years
of age. Two bodies were brought here
for interment and eight were shipped
away for burial.
There were eight cases of scarlet fe-
yer in quarantine at the close of last
report. -Four new cases developed dur
ing the week and like number having
been discharged, left eight cases in the
city, the same as the previous week.
Five new cases of diphtheria were
reported, one case died and one was
released, leaving six cases in quaran-
tine. double the number of the preced-
ing week.
Two cases of smallpox held over from
last week were released and no new
cases having developed, left two cases
in detention.
OF the other cases required to be re-
ported, there were sixteen of typhoid
fever, one of measles and one chicken
pOX.
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Dead Body Found.

A dead body almost completely de-
composed was found west Of the forks
of the river some distance north Of the
Adams Canning factory yesterday aft
ernoon by some boys who were hunting
frogs in the vicinity. The body was in
a slough and appeared to have fi0ated
down the river probably during the
high water last spring. There was lit
tie left but the skeleton and nothing
whatever In the way Of clothing or per
sOnal articles "a. determine the identity
Of the body. The boys notified Sheriff
Layne who went out and Investigated
and win go out again this morning
with the undertaken to gather up the
remains. The sheriff gives IL as his
opinion that the skeleton was that of a
woman.
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No Good Will Result.

Tamaqua. Pa Sept. 1S.-John Fahey
president of District No. Z, OF the
United Mine Workers. and Thomas
Duny. president of District No. l, re-
turned 10 the region today after at
tending the conference with Governor
Stone at Harrisburg. Both gentlemen
refused TO disclose the nature OF the
plan Of settlement that had been sub
mitted 10 them by Governor Stone.
They both intimated. however. that the
conference had beer satisfactory TO the
officers OF the organization OF miners.
Mr.. Fahey said he thought Governor
Stone is sincere in his effort to settle
the strike. II was evident. however,
that both the leaders were considerably
crestfallen over the result of the meet
ing. Local leaders here say they ex-
pect little or no good to come from the
Harrisburg conference.
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Ogden Briefs.

George A. Smith was in Ogden yes
terday-
oliver Crittenden and Mrs. Julia Cole
Critchlaw were married Friday at
Coalville. The brides home was in
Ogden.
d. ]. Farrell of Portland. Ore. but
formerly in the employ of the Pacific
Express company In Ogden, is visiting
friends In this city.
The Weber County Fair association
directors held a meeting yesterday aft
ernoon and further perfected arrange
ments for the opening of the fair week
after next. The building is almost com
pleted.
Hubert r. Foreman Is prominently
mentioned as candidate on the Repub-
lican ticket for county attorney, MIR.
Halverson. the present holder of the
Office having his eye on a legislative
position.
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ice at s. Subject: Historic Causes
Leading TO the Formation Of the West
minister Standards and Their Implant-
Ing in the American Presbyterian
Church" There VIII be good music at
each service.
First Church of Christ Scientist
Church edifice. corner Twenty-fourth
street and Lincoln avenue. Services,
IL a. m. Subject: Matter" Sunday
school, 1915 a. m. Wednesday even
ing meeting. s p. m. All are invited
Free reading rooms suite. 2l2 Eccles
building; open daily from to p. m.
All welcome.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-14
Assessment No. 3.

DIAMOND CONSOLIDATED MINING
company Office and principal place OF
business, salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice is hereby giyen that al meet
Ing Of The board Of directors of the Ola.
mOnd Consolidated Mining company. helc
on the 18th day Of September, 1902, az
assessment Of two (2c.) cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation. issued and outstanding pay
able Immediately 10 the secretary, az HE
office, room 8S DOOly Block. Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Thursday, the 18TH
day of October. 1902, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale al public auction, ana
unless payment Is made before VIII be
sold on Monday. the Sd day of November.
1902. at II O'Clock a. m, az the secretary
office. 10 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs Of ad-
vertising and expense OF sale.
BY order OF the board Of directors.
j. NJ. BURT, Secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-14
Mitchell Returns Home.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. Sept. l3.-Tired and
worn out after his dying trip 10 Phila-
delphla and Harrisburg, President
Mitchell returned 10 Wilkesbarre this
morning. He said the interview with
Governor Stone was a pleasant one.
The strike situation was discussed in
all its phases, but the governor had no
proposition 10 make for a settlement
Of the strike. Asked whether he
thought the governor would can an
extra session OF the legislature. Mr..
Mitchell saAl he did not know.
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Assessment No. 1a.

WEST MORNING GLORY MINING
company. office and principal rlace Of
business, salt Lake city. ttah.
Notice Is hereby given that at meet
ing of the board Of directors Of the West
Morning Glory Mining company. held on
the 18th day Of September 1892, au as
sessment Of one-fourth a. cent per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation. issued and outstanding, pay
able Immediately 70 the secretary, at his
office. room 800 Dooly Block. Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Wednesday, the
18th day Of October. 1872. VIII De delin-
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment Is made be
fore, will be sold on saturday, the let
day Of November. 1902, at n O'Clock a. M.
al the sccretary's office. 20 pay the de-
lnquent assessment thereon. together
with the costs of advertising and eS-
pense of sale.
By ORDER OF the board Of directors.
J. NJ. BURT, Secretary.
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SYMPATHY OF MANY FRIENDS.
kilograms Pouring in Upon Senator
Stewart Of Nevada.

The Hague. Sept 1S.-United States
Senator Stewart Of Nevada, who is
here in connection with the Plus fund
arbitration case. was today the re
cipient Of a host of kilograms OF sym
pathy on the death of his wife, who
was killed in an automobile accident
az Alameda, Cal, yesterday.
senator Stewart has not yet decided
when he will depart for the United
States. The arbitration court opened
Monday, but the question OF a post
ponement OF the Plus fund case for
reasons not connected with Senator
Stewards bereavement is regarded IS
not improved.
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claRK,s CRUISES FOG 1909.

BY Special Chartered Twin Screw steam-
ers "KAISERIN'' and CELTIC.
North German Lloyd. White Star Line
Express Steamer. Largest Steamer AflOat.
Cheapest and most attractive trips ever
offered.
WEST INDIES.-Jan l4th. Martinique,
Barbados. Jamaica, Cuba, Nassau, etc.;
q days, $50 up.
MEDITERRANEAN and the ORIENT.
Jan. e; Feb. Il Madeira. Athens, Con
stantinople, Palestine, Egypt, Rome, etc. f;
$500 I'D.
NORWAY, RUSSIA.-July ID. a days.
s275 and up: first-class, including shore
excursions, hotels. guides. drives, etc.
Programmes free. Mention trip
y. c. CLARK, Ill Broadway. n. Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-14
Assessment No. Q.

WEDGE EXTENSION MINING COM
pany. Principal place 81 business, Sal
Lake City. Utah. Location az mines, Ohio
mining district Piute county. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that al "a meet
ING Of the board OF directors held on the
10th day Of September. 1902. assessment
No Of Oue-haif cent ca a share was
levied on all stock issued and outstanding
and Is payable immediately 20 the secre-
tary al his office. 264 South West Temple
street. Salt Lake city. Ilah. Any stock
on which the assessment may remain uu-
paid on Monday, Oct ~ 1872, will be de-
iinJuent and advertised for sale az public
auction and unless payment Is made be-
fore will be sold on Monday. Nov. 10, IsJz,
at p. n, AT the secretary office, 10 pay
the delinquent assessment thereon. to-
Gether with the cost Of advertising ana
expense Of sale.
X. T.. WORRELl.. Secretary,
26i So. West Temple ST.
Salt Lake city. Utah, Sept i4th. 1907
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-14
HOPE OF RECOVERY.

Boise. Ida. Sept. lS.-Dr. +. 5. Nor
den. who was accidentally shot last
evening is getting along well. and
there Is hope % his recovery. The ball
entered between the eleventh and
twelfth ribs on the left side and lodged
IN the muscles near the upper end Of
lhe spine. II was located this evening
The greatest danger seems 10 De from
shock 90 the heart.
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Democrats of Weber county have Sc
lected the Rio Grande Western as the
official road 10 the state convention 10
be held in Provo Tuesday. Sept. 16. Spe-
cial train leaves Ogden at S:l5 a. m,
arriving at Provo at 1915. The spe-
e.; will return leaving Provo at a con-
venient hour after the adjournment of
the convention.