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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

There viii be a delegate convention OF
the Republicans of Kansas. held in the
city OF Wichita on Wednesday. the 18th
day of NAY, 1902. at the hour Of O clock
z. m. for the purpose OF nominating:
One Justice OF the supreme court Tor a
term OF two years.
One justice Of the supreme court for a
term Of four years.
Three justices of the supreme court for
term of SIX years
Congressnan-at-la
Governor
Lieutenant governor.
Secretary Of state.
Treasurer.
Auditor
Attorney general.
Superintendent of rubliC instruction.
Insurance comm ssioneT.
The election of a state central commit
Zee
The delegates shall be elected in such
manner and at such time and under such
rules and regulations as my be pre-
Gcribed bV the county central committees
OF the respective counties. The basis o.
airport Comment shall be one delegate -
large for each county and one delegate
Tor each two hundred votes OF major 1rac-
zion thereof. cast for George A. Clark for
cecretaTy Of state at the November cleo
ton in 19o0 Provided. that 40 county
shall have less than two delegates. in
Guiding q delegate AZ large, and that ten
additional delegates be accorded Leave
worth county, by reason Of the vote at
the Soldiers Home, under which aDpOr-
.Iionment The several counties viii be
entitled to representation at the state
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TRAPS BEAR IN HIS BARN.
Pennsylvania Farmer Catches Robber
of His Winter Stores,

Susquehanna, Pa. March Farmer
Adam Rogers, Of Shohola township, found
recently that a bear had been gnawing
ut carcass of beef hanging in his barr.
The farmer tracked the bear all day in
the snow, but could not find him. SO he
set q trap for the thciViHg animal in the
barn, and that night the farmer was
aroused by a nose in the barn. The bear
hsd been trapped and was soon killed.
II weighed 925 pounds
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Mrs. WinsIow's soothino svrun.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
al PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world
BE sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
Twenty cents a bottle.
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Miss Cora Ainsley, a prominent school
teacher IN one of our normal schcols
speaks OF her experience with catarrhal
headaches and eulogizes STARTS Catarrt
Tablets as cure for them. She says:
4 suffered daily from severe frontal
headache and pain in back of the eyes
at times so intensely as to incapacitate
me in my daily duties. I had suffered
from catarrn, more or less for years,
but never thought it was the cause OF
my headaches, but finally became con-
WINGED that such was the case because
the headaches were always worse when
ever I had a cold or fresh attack OF ca
tarrh.
''Stuart's CatarTh Tablets were highly
recommended TO me as a safe and pleas
ant catarrh cure, and after using a few
ffty-cent boxes which procured from
my druggist I was surprised and de-
lighted to find that both the catarrh and
headaches had gone for good"
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets are sold by
druggists at fifty cents per package
under the guarantee of the proprietors
that they contain absolutely no cocaine
found in so many catarrh cures), no
opium $50 common III cheap cough cures.
nor any harmful drug. They contain
simply tie wholesome antiseptics neces-
sary TO destroy ard drive from the sys-
TEN the germs Of catarrhal disease.
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CUT cALLus WITH pgNxNIFs.
O'DoHovan Rosa Dies az Colorado
Springs from Gsngrene.

Colorado Springs. Col. March 10
Donnovsn Rosa the son Of the famous
Fenian agitator OF New York. died today
in St Francis hospital. az blood poison
ing. brought on through catt.Hs . cal
lous on his lelt foot with uenknifs
ten days ago Gangrene ST tn three
DAYS ago which resulted in death
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INVENTOR ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Devissr Of TeloPsntsgrsph Is Found
Shot In His Home.

London. Narch I-Rupe-t Grcvilie WIZ
Uans. the inventor 81 telegraph has
been found fatally shot ln the green
house of his residence % HAYWOOD rear
N1nchestcr There j. no dcub- that NJ
Williams has ccmst;ei suicide
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the title OF the new combine, Incorporated
pnder the laws e. New JERSEY. with O
capital stock OF S40po.eee- the ass'lia 'io-'
probably VIII include majority OF me
manufacturers an the country
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Lessons in Danoinn-

iFoi AKA Airs. Melvin AZ permanently
located II iie Norsh Main sttcet. Lessons
IL oancirs cN - oas- Strictly '-ivate.
lessons by appointment Satisfaction
guaranteed Terms reasonable G-tr
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DANCING.

TOT Hartmau's school of dancing. z
North Main Special class Monday even
mss Social dance Thursday evenings.
Music by Prof aiarriaser's orchestra.
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- $50 a AZ.
Hsart-Readins sc-re 81 Thsster a.
HlrInx

fi1thFie. @. T. 3i4rea i---'i hsEls.ar Ire-
gress ~ usiahoua b sec zranled o.
lauch srsv@n- a yearuias 81 - - she
seage IS hrcu positively e-nser1us
Araateass srhe sszzy sh=zr hrst Er.4ie ts-
fore Audiences 1re ~ lHautee-t PERI ss
ls1s; hat SEEMS 70 5e TIC cszse IL pzyze
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Terros Of subscription.
WEEKLY EAGLE.

Gne copy. one. year. ,.--.-...-.--,-... 80
York lily or Chicago. can see copies of
the pap er at the Office OF our agents -
The address given above.
Eastern Business Office. 43. A. IS. n. a..
q The Tribune Building, New York
City. Yves tern Business Office. 469, THE
Rocker Chicago; The s. c. Bechwith
Special Age pcy. sole agents for Foreign
Advertising.
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HomlNy comsINg FoRmeD.
Manufacturers Throughout the cosn

try Raise Sum 5000 600.
The Hague. sIarch f.-EMFW EpT IL
New YORK March Lit IS STATED -lat
formation = a combination - hemlnT
manufacturer TIE America HealEus
conpany. which il Is understood VII -
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Be actors seea 80 THE stWnater ostgt
proved g. - TrsV it ;he read ~ fEr
county seas a. soon as they fouud fheg
had got out ~ Tire bar vita sae.f Isee.
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ilt sccietdlie- OF the several county
committees or Of county conventions are
requested t. forward to the undersigns
secretary at TopcRa q certified COPY o
the credentials eff tho delegates. SO tho-
they may De received at Topeka not later
than the 18th Of Nav that the state
committee NAV be anle 20 prepare a
roster of an those entitled TO partici-
pate in the preliminary Organization OF
the convention
BY order Of the committee.
Dated at Topeka Kansas. Feb. 6 1902
MORTON ALBAUGH. Chairman.
T. T. KELLY. Secretary.
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asr.1-ti lcAets lor sale Al Sauta Sc
sieAei aflee iraye.sss O. Hartford ana
GssyIara Casualty coianaay
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thas WHO favor The organizes tioa OF il
Sie CHESS association VIII assist by
@ ne AKA address a. @ &C.. Brett.
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attend Wichita Business College. War
f1idi1s. Ils-u5 No-ta Market s. sl-tt
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Unusual Hose Values

La1ies' Plain Knit Cotton i4os'
double nee; and toe. fast black tyes
Netting unusual about the rice
it's the quality we want Tou ID sec
PAIR AIR -. ........................ 10t
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''Monarch" Knit Hose

Ladies' Monarch" fast black. resl
knit. high spliced heel. and doi
sole = special II
value at ....................
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Fancy Hose

We 'avite your Inspection Of ths mum
erous pretty lace veavcs and end
iess cclnrings Of these new Fanc
Hosiery. There's every grads am
style from S25c q
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LOGAN.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES
Cowley. Hardman Arbitration STANDS
49, burglary Farmers Union
speclal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
Logan, Jan. MA decision was rem
dered today IN the case of Convey Vs
IIardman, in the First district me
natter was awarded $1,000 by q board
of arbitration comprising a, f. Farr'
IT. s. A. Langton and Y. II. smith,
whereupon Cowley moved that the
hoardis award be set aside, Judge Hart
overruled this motion.
THE case of Broberg VS. Bowman, APP
pealed from Justices court, was as
roissed at cost of defendant Bowman
In the case of Eliza A. Carr VS. A. ~
cranney, administrator Of the estate
Of John Y. Carr, deceased the plalntin
vas awarded $3.50 for services rendered
the deceased
other cases scheduled for the near
future are as follows
Eliza A. Carr VS. A. p. Cranney' Jan"
uary %. 80,
Jonathan Holland VS. the oregon
Short Line, January n.
James Quayle VS. c. c. Johnson Jahu-
airy 20, ,r,.
Deseret National bank VS. William
and n. Kldman, January Il.
BURGLARY AT sMITHFIELD.
The music and novelty store Of
George II. Thomas Mt Smithheld, was
hurglarlzed last night The value Of
the booty secured could not be learned
today.
WELLsVILLE FARMERS UNION.
A Farmers union was organized at
Wellsvllle this week, a large number
OF citizens being enrolled. The COM
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phold fever and has fingered between
lie and death for over month. enc
was a member Of the ward choir ana
also OF the tabernacle choir Mics
Reeder was OF q very lovable dlsposl'
ton and was respected and honored ny
all her friends and acquaintance III
Is NOT definitely decided when the run
eral services VIII be held, The entire
community extends sympathy to 'he
boleayed parents and relatives
Carpenters are now busy rom1delng
the interior of the First National Bank
building, lifting up the enlr north
rert for stohl Furniture company, ana
the front parg Of the second moor fcr
ohlces.
WARD sOCIABLEs.
The married people Of the second
ward had soclnble last evening for the
purpose of raising funds for the meet
ina house. In the Third wa'd The
Young Ladies held a surprise party for
the retiring officers Al of the oili-
Gers who have served the association W
the past who are now compelled To
resign because Of other duties. were
petcnted with a handsomely bound
ytlume OF "'rhe Story OF the Booze Ot
Mormon" Picnic was served toasts
given and general good time had. In
the Fourth ward a soclable was held Tor
the benefit OF Elder d, l.. Reese, who
derCrts on a mission 60 Great Britain
the 26th Of this month
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
ALTA, WYOMING.
Social In Honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Roland w. Brown.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence,
Alta, Teton Basin, Wyoming, Jan H.
on the evening of January 10, Roland
w. Brown, Of Alta, Wyoming forest
ranger OF the general land office, and
his amiable wife were the recipients
Of a delightful surprise by a number OF
their friends Of Alta, Wyoming, and
briggs Idaho The evening was pleas
antly spent in games, singing and
speeches. Very fine refreshments were
served about 1880 p. m. The fol-
lowing are the names Of those who
we're present at the happy event
MIR and Mrs, James II, Griggs, Robert
and Miss Nettie Griggs, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. w. Morgan Mrs. T r. Wilson and
son clifford, Misses Amy and Ada
DALEY. Mr. and Mrs, Anders A, Carl
son, and Miss Ada Carlson Mr. and
Mrs. George S. Young, Mrs, Austin
Green and Mr. George b, Green, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Rigby Mrs. Sophia
RIgby, David and Willard Rlgby and
Miss Eva Rigby, Walter Eddington,
Mrs. Hyrum Stevens, Misses Nettie
and Bertha Stevens and Mr. John
stevens, Mrs. Fred Sheets, Mr. Grim
~ Mr.. John Beesley Mrs. j. W. Price,
Misses Essie and Jean Price, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl ]. Johnson, and Mr. Joseph
Pratt.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

The Knutsford--S. u. Garfield, sher.
idan, Wyo.; o. NJ. Ladd, Denver c. WE
Krogh, Madison, Wis. G. Y. Hail.
Duchesne II. r. Myton, White Rocks;
H. Bergman and wife, ST. Louis; r. J.
New York Fred s. Jackson and wife,
ogden; c, l.. Knobe Chicago; f. w.
Young, Denver Mrs L. II, Weber ST.
Louis.
Kenyon--F, A. Chase, Spokane; A. r.
Couzens, TT. Steele; j. g. Rumsey, TT,
Steele; II. w. Curtis, Omaha II, NJ.
Gledden, Boston j. a. Sprague. Den.
yer, Colo, c. d. Bunton, Chicago T.
j. Ennesser San Francisco u. l.. Car
penter San Francisco II. l.. Ilerrick,
W. II. Zion, Miss Hooking Miss Jenkins,
Bingham, c. Il. Berry, Humboldt,
Neb, #. c. Settler, Dayton, o.; j. NJ.
Kelly, New York; III, o. Reno, Chicago;
W. II. Sharlock, Denver; B. Chrsten-
sen, Eureka Louis Wittmeyer, Chica-
go, IL A. Tromp. 81. Johns, Mich; w.
l.. Maglnis Ogden, c. L. Spilman, Eu-
reka; A. W. Jacobs, Roch, ~ y, ~.
Boyer, Denver; s. r.. Ransom Madl-
son, WIS; Frank Schmidt 81, Joseph,
Mo-; r. j, Graham, City.
Cullen Hotel--F. G. Mandell, HALEY.
V.B. McComb. Boyzeman, Mont. Alfred
Cooper, Denver; Jno. j. sader TOron-
to. Ont. L. NJ Delaney, ST. Paul DR..
II, b. lsagreen. ScoHeld l.. n. Stock
ey, Warsaw, Ind. Tom Wise, Kansas
City; r. j. Taylor ogden; Nj. Evans,
M. w. ingalls,, Lehl; G. w. MAR,
Park city; y. II. Bowens, Provo; H. s.
Booth Blngham H. NJ. Gould, Louis
vile, Ky, j. NJ, Reynolds Park city;
Geo. a. Bates and wife, n. Y; A. w.
McESin, Indiana; J. T, Brecken, Help
er. A. McGary. Leudyille.
Wey Hotel--F W. Budron and wife,
Council Bluffs, ]. b. Handbook, New
York. A. Is. Roman Chicago; Chas.
Corners. Price John Krunhlog, Ogden;
James Redman, Pocatello,
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DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS
,,,,,,n,pl, to Meet Farmers Of Weber
' County 10 Sign Beet Growing Contracts
,,orlcs proyO" pleads Gui'" 10
charge of burglary Board OF
Education

Maurice Provost appeared pelore
tags Rolapp yesterday afternoon ana
~alyod time allowed for pleading ana
entered a plea of guilty to the charge
# burglary. The crime OF when ne
ros charged was that Of burglarlzlnB
sa OGDEN Knitting works In December
lad lie viii be sentenced on mo, .,,.,;,
morning. Provost has served one tSrli,
N ,be state penitentlary, ana IL LOOKUP
~non az a hard criminal - -
pstate of Utah VS. Richard Flint, torg-
..y, dale FOR taking Of plea Was set
~ Tho hearing Of the case Of the state
=, man against George Burton,
harmed with assault with deadly
gSsbon. will come up on Thursday
'1 w ne case Of Walcott against the
dragon Short Line Ry Co., the motion
tor b new trial was heard ana taheh
nnder adylsement ,,,
UNIV inc case OF Cooney vs. Mckinney
"a doys additional time was given 10
Ala and serve bill of exceptions on APP
peal nm. q mad AGAINST
p r Hume ct AL motion FOR new
tra was denied 80
number Of probate cases were TAX
IN NJ and disposed or
BEET GROWING CONTRACTS.
Tho ogden Sugar company has pre-
,srod ne contracts for beet growing
'or next seasons crop, To obtain the
,,erotnres OF the farmers Mi. jon
bm@ee. field superintendent VIII visit
Me- various precincts of the county Oh
me following dates;
west Weber, Monday, Jan. ~, p N
Wilson Tuesday, Jan, IL y. M
Kanesyllle, Wednesday, Jan. ", p
statewide. Thursday, jan %, | p M
Marriott. Friday, Jan. "a, p. m.
on Saturdays Mr. Plngree VIII meet
tbe beet growers at the First National
bank building
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The board Of education held meet.
Ing last evening and transacted the fol'
lowing business 80
Tine resignation Of Mrs Stillwell Of
the Madison school was accepted,
The board ordered the monthly pay
nent OF all the teachers.
Superintendent Allisons monthly re-
roh was received showing an attend
ance Of l,OG3 pupils.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS,
Chief Clerk II. NJ. Linsley, Of the
railway mail service, has returned
home with his wife from their eastern
trip
A farewell party was given In thu
First ward hall last evening In homo
" laurence Taylor. The attendance
was large and all present had goot
time
Henry Wallace Of Salt Lake was II
Ogden yesterday on business.
l. r. Rogers II attending 10 lega
business in ogden today.
A. Van PQtten has returned hom
from an eastern trip In the interest o
his mines.
A. McLaren Boyle has gone Eas
to Chicago, 81, Louis and other east
eln cities for the purpose Of buying
goods for the Boyle Furniture com
pany.
Miss Jennie Salmon has returned L
her home In Salt Lake after spending
several weeks in ogden with her sis
Ter, Mrs, Chas. Ross.
Archie Corey Is visiting with rela
tiyes in ogden for q few days from hi
home In Idaho,
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PROVO.
DISTRICT OOunr nusINEss.
Lundgren Coats Wedding -- Mrs.
Mortensen III from Nervousness,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo Utah Co., Jan, is-Joseph
Wilde and others have commenced suit
against c. N Sanford and others, ask
ing that defendants be required to ac.
count for certain sheep leased to Har-
rlngton Brothers In 1900 by plaintifl and
defendants, which II Is alleged were all,
or so many as remained alive IN 1901,
delivered TO defendants
Mrs. Emira A. Van Norsdale, of
Provo, has been granted n divorce from
Cornelius Van Norsdale ON the grounds
OF desertiofL The parties were married
in Ohio thirty eight years ago.
Guardianship Of James A. Powell ct
al, minors, guardians annual report
approved and Thaddeus Powell dis.
charged as guardian Of Emma Powell.
MRS. MORTENsEN ILL.
Mrs. c, IT, Watkins IL down from
Ogden visiting her daughter Mrs. Peter
Mortenson, who Is suffering severely
from nervous prostration, occasloned by
the severe mental strain 10 which she
has been subjected by reason OF the cir
cumstances surrounding the Hay MUIR
here, with her slster-in-aw
LuNDGREN-COATs WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued to
luther Coats, 80, and Emma G, Iund-
gren, 70, both Of Lehl
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
BE. Cummings Of New York, who Is
making brief visit to Utah, was In
Provo yesterday visiting relatives,
c, b. Snyder and II, Irvine, dem
lists have dissolved partnership DR..
Irvine will 20 to Salt Lake City.
Agricultural Superintendent Austin Of
the Sugar company will meet Provo
beet growers I'm the court house, Mon
dny, at 10 o'clock for the purpose of
closing contracts for bects for this year
The quarterly conference Of the Al
pine stake will be held In American
Fork Saturday and Sunday, the 3lh
and 26th. on account Of the conference
home missionaries Will not visit the
wards Sunday
Harold Eldrodge, who will sing at the
farewell concert to be given ny MISS
Gates in the tabernacle this evenings
came down from Salt Lake this morn
| ing. A..
THE Franklin exercises given m inc
Franklin school yesterday afternoon
and evening were greatly enjoyed hS
Iarpe audiences on both occasions, They
consisted for the greater part o. p'o'
graphical sketches Of BENJAMIN tIuhh,
! lin, and OF interesting presentations ~
some of the acts ana precepts Vi 'n'
philosopher and statesman. 49,.
George A. Kerr Is down from oguei
on business,
Try can Of PORkLEss baNe .
Beans when you visit our store az o.
east First South, ,oonco
81. HELENA sANlTARluM FooDCO
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CHEYENNE, WY0MlN &.
ABUNDANT SNOW FALL
In Most of the State Mountain
Ranges-Deflciency on Green River

In Most of the state Mountain
Ranges Deficiency on Green River
Special Correspondence.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan l2.-Section d.
rector Palmer Of the Wyoming weather
bureau reports that the snowfall dur
ing the month OF December was great
er than during any preceding December
for three years, and at the close OF the
month a good stock Of sn""
cumulated over most OF the mountain
districts OF the state, The storms oil
the first half OF December were very
general and the warm weather folloW-
ing melted most OF the snow over the
mains and valleys, and settled ana
hacked the snow In the mountains
over the eastern slope Of the BIG
Horn mountains the stock OF snow Is
greater than that Of one year ago, but
Is still below average In some places
over the Laramie and Platte water
over the Laramie and Platte mater
sheds the stock Of snow Is above the
average in most places, but dell
cheney exists over the Green River
watershed over the Snake River wat
ersher. reports indicate that the stock
is usually I'D to or above the average
amount
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This is Positively the Last Week Of Discount Sale.


built until next summer. The board
advertised for bids In January, but
when the time was up there were none
in The school children are temporarily
housed in the Knights OF Pythias Hall
and IN the Latter-day Saints meeting
house and can get along very nicely
until school begins next fall. II is pro-
posed TO erect about a three thousand
dollar house,
Price is badly in need OF more hotel
accommodations consequent upon the
travel back and forth from here on ac-
count of the oil excitement,
Senator George c. Whitmorc, presi-
dent Of the First National Bank at
Nephi is looking after his ranch and
stock interests at Sunnyslde this week.
He has a number Of good horses on the
range in this county suitable for the
English cavalry service against the
Beers, but he declines to let go Of any
Of them at present prices, believing
with many others that they viii be
worth more money In the spring
Mad Olsen has moved with his fam
ily from Castle Dale 20 Sunnyside,
where he has lately erected a thirty
room hotel and will give II his personal
attention. 1t Is the largest building, as
well as the most modern, Of It's kind IN
Carbon county. There are now nearly
six hundred persons on the payroll Of
the coal company there
Or. Holmquist is back at Helper as
local surgeon of the Rio Grande West
| ern railway after an absence OF two
months i'm New York, where he took a
| post graduate course.
VIII Jameson, late Of Castle Dale but
now living at SunnysIde, and Miss
Mayme Brown OF Price. two very popu-
lar Young people, are to be married IN
the very near future.
HAY and grain Of all kinds are very
| scarce throughout Eastern Utah at this
time and prices are ranging hlgh Ioi
both.
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MOUNT PLEASANT,
BIG RABBIT HUNT,
Payson Nimrods Vanquished by Lo'
cal Sports Welcome Snow

cal Sports snow
Special Correspondence,
Mt Pleasant, Sanpete Co., Jan. IT,
A large and apprecIatiye audience was
present at the entertainment by Prof.
Crostwhaite given IN the interest OF
the district school in the Latter-day
Saints meeting house last evening. A
rather long program was presented Of a
charming variety, The professor was
u master hand in every impersonation,
elicltng frequent applause,
BIG RABBIT HUNT,
The Payson Nmrods preceded by
music, came TO beat Mt. Pleasant in a
rabbit hunt, but Mt, Pleasant got a
majority Of 300. Paysen hunters re-
turned not as grumblers but philoso-
Ihers; the overplus proceeds from the
dance which closed an exciting day,
was eminently replenlshing to their
purses.
At this writing nature has put on her
beautiful garb Of white; farmers and
sheep men are jubilanti they see wool
and mutton In the ascendant
The vault door of the safe Is in place
in the handsome new bank building
now soon to be thrown open to bust.
less