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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23

UNDER AUTHORITY OF AN Oh
der OF gale granted by the Third Judi.
cial District Court Of the State ot
Utah. In and for the County OF Sa't
Lake. Probate Division, dated Aug. ".
1902. l win sell at private sale the fol-
lowing described real estate:
Commencing three and one-half rods
east VI the southwest corner OF LOT l,
block g. plat 4, Salt Lake city Sur
vey, running thence east four rods,
thence north ten rods. thence west four
rods, thence south ten rods to the place
OF beginning Situated in Section ],
Township / South Of range ! West OF
the Salt Lake Meridian.
The sale Will be made on or after
September G. 1902. and bids will be re-
celyed at the office OF Ferguson & CaE-
non. 3O6 Templeton building, salt Lale
city, Utah. Terms Of sale cash, ten
per cent on date Of sale, and balance
on confirmation by the court
HENRY y. BIRD.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Ed
Mund +. Bird. deceased.
Dated August p, 1902.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints will
he held tomorrow at o'clock IN the
Tabernacle. Sunday schools in the
various wards at 10 Il. m. and meetings
in the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows;
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RURAL POSTAL ROUTES.

RURAL POSTAL ROUTES.
j. W. Haas, United States inspector Of
rural free delivery mail routes, Is In
Ogden at the present time for the pur-
pose OF going over the towns outside Of
the city in Weber county. With the OBJ
Jet In view of ascertainlng the popua-
ton Of the various districts the dis
tances, etc After completing his in
spectlon in which he is being assisted
by Postmaster Thos. Davis he will
make a report to the postal department
which viii act on the matter. IL Is be-
lleved that Several rural postal routes
In Weber county will be established.
PLEASANT OUTING.
The employees Of the Ogden Furniture
and Carpet company and the Boyle
Furniture company, had an outing mp
Ogden canyon yesterday afternoon
The stores closed for half day holiday
and the employees with their wives and
friends also the employers were driven
In carriages to the Hermitage, where a
most delightful afternoon and evening
was spent in feasting, dancing. singing
and all kinds of pleasures. An orches-
ira Of four pieces furnished some good
dance music.
McDERMoTT- PENDLETON,
Marriage license was granted to Her.
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PLENTY OF FRUIT.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

At Garden City last Sunday morning.
while going from the corral TO the
house with q large bucket OF milk. Mrs.
Conrad Vaterlaus had the misfortune
10 get her foot caught In some tangled
grass which caused her 10 be thrown
violently TO the ground. alighting on
the left side OF the face and badly
bruising Il. Bishop and Mrs. Samuel
Weston, their neghbors, kindly assisted
Mrs. Vaterlaus into the house and cared
for her until the arrival Of Mr.. Water
laus, who was at Paris. At last account
she was getting along nicely.
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LAYTON.
DEATH OF ANDREW WATT.
Succumbs TO Lingering Illness - D.
S, l.. Flyer starts a Fire.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Layton, Davis Co., Aug. 2l.-Andrew
Watt, who has been struggling against
death for the past four and a hair
years, succumed to the destroyer early
this morning. Ever since he was strick-
EN- with an unknown disease he has had
hopes that he would one day be well
again. He wanted to live and hung
to life with heroic tenacity, but was
overcome in the unequal struggle.
Poor Andrew" is the sympathizing ex-
preston heard on every hand. He was
90 years old and unmarried. His ca
reer was a promising one at the time
he was stricken. His jovial manner and
exemplary habits made him a favorite
with the young people, His funeral Will
be held in the West Layton meeting
house Sunday next at o'clock.
SMALL BLAZE.
The sheds and outbuildlng at the sa-
loon burned today and but for the time
ly assistance Of an impromptu fire bril-
gade the saloon itself would have gone
up in flames. 1t is said that a spark
from the o. s. l.. flyer started the con-
hagration.
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SALT LAKE STAKE.

Scandinavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday at 10 o'clock, a.
m. In the Assembly Hall. All are
cordially invited.
Religious services In the German Ian.
guage are held every Sunday morning,
at - o'clock in the Assembly Hall,
Granite Stake Sunday school union
viii be held In the meeting house of
Farmers ward next Monday, Aug. %,
at 1880 y. m,
GEO. NJ. CANNON,
Superintendent.
j. LEO FAIRBANKS,
Secretary,
The regular monthly meeting Of the
one Hundred and Tenth quorum OF
Seventy will be held In the Firth ward
meeting house on Monday evening. be-
ginning at 1880 o'clock The members
of the quorum are urgently requested
TO be present
Every Elder who has labored In the
Eastern States mission Is requested to
send his name and address TO John NJ.
Whitaker, Salt lake city Utah at
once, In order to receive Information
concerning the reunion Of missionaries
during the month OF October
The regular meetng OF the home mis-
sionaries of the sat Lake Stake will be
held Wednesday, Aug. q. 1902. at 1880
p. m. in the Latter-day Saints uniyer-
sity building Those who cannot be
present are kindly requested 10 send In
their reports.
LEO HUNsAKER, Stake Clerk.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

ELY MINING AN MILLING CON-
pany. principal place Of business, Salt
Lake city, Utah. Notice: There are
delinquent upon the following describ-
ed stock. on account Of assessment No.
II Of ~ cents per share, levied on
the End day Of July, 1902, the sew
eral amounts set opposite The names
of the respective shareholders. as fol-
lows.
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A VALUABLE GIFT.
Salt Lake City as il Looked Thirty
Four Years Ago.

The wall OF the private Office OF the
business manager OF the News" Is
crnamented with q rare old picture OF
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WEBER COUNTY EXHIBIT.
fair Association viii Display Local Products
Sept "a TO 27 Inclusive,
school Census Of Weber County
,pec,ing Rural Postal Routes
Pleasant outing Wedding.

The Weber County Fair association
win open the county fair at their
grounds on west Seventeenth street
on the following dates; september "a,
2a 20 and %, Secretary Dix of the COM
many with the other officers have been
working energetically on the arrange
ments which are almost completed.
The grounds are being put in excellent
shaps for the opening, and everything
yll be in readiness at an early date.
The large exhibit building Is being
rushed to completion The roof Is now
being placed on the structure,
In the building the following depart
nents viii be placed under the super
vision Of the following ladies' and gem
temen whose names follow the depart
meDts:
Horses, o. NJ. Kunyon; cattle, Thos.
Etherington; sheep. and swine Lewis
bitten. poultry w. w, Browning,
dairy products, VIM, Raybould; agrl-
cultural machinery and manufactures,
f. T. Woolley, minerals, Don Mcguire,
fine arts, Fred Massa and Miss Nellie
Hamer Miss Veda Eccles and Miss
Ella Conroy, education, VIM. Allison.
There viii also be a department for
curlos and relics
The management anticipates a fine
dSlay Of Weber county's products,
also Of cattle, horses, dogs fowls, etc.
A season entrance fee of 81 will be
charged, and the person making the
entry will be given ticket emitting
him to visit the fair at any time.
L.. To- h. Al &c.
Of any and all kinds. Ii Is expected
that some Of the adjoining counties
viii send exhibits.
SCHOOL CENSUS OF WEBER.
The Weber county school census
enumerators have completed their work
and submitted their reports to Supt.
W, b. Wilson who gives out the follow
Ing report of the school population of
the county;
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And in accordance with law and an
order of the Board OF Directors, made
on the End day OF July, 1902, so
many shares of each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be sold
at the office OF the secretary, No. 81
South Main street, salt Lake city,
Utah, al 10 o'clock a. m, Wednesday
Aug q, 1902, to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs OF advertising and expense OF
sale.
Dated Salt Lake CITY, Utah, Aug, II,
1902
w. Il. SPRAGUE Secretary.
"a South Main street. City.
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There viii be one more opportunity
OF witnessing "Corianton." Seize Il!
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WEDDING BELLs.

The following licenses TO marry were
issued by the county clerk Aug IL,
Joseph Ecker Howser, 81. ad Maggie
II. DeArmond, "a, both OF Monroe, this
county.
Scott Mcclellan, formerly school SUI
perintendent of Wayne county, now a
prominent young business man OF
Kimberley, was married last week TO
Miss Annie Parker, an estlmable young
lady Of Joseph.
Last Wednesday morning Frank ALI
red and Miss Josie Bailed, well known
and popular young people OF the north
end of the county, came in from Salina
and were married in maretaol'altao
and were united In marriage by County
Clerk Jorgensen.
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MONTPELIER, IDAHO.
GUILTY OF MaNsLAUGHTER.
Holland Sentenced 10 Pen for Ten
Years 80 Painful Accident

Montpelier. Ida, Aug, l6-Holland'
the sheepherder, who killed the Mexican
herder in this county last SPRING was
tried last week in the district court at
Paris. says the Examiner. After being
out ali night the Jury returned verdict
OF manslaughter.
Tuesday Judge Rich sentenced him to
ten years In the pententiary. This Is
the limit fixed by law.
PLENTY OF FRUIT.
The orchards on the west side OF the
valley are loaded to the ground win
big crop OF apples, pears, plums, etc.
and Bear Lakes local markets viii
mostly supplied with home grown fruits
this season.
The hay crop In the bottoms west OF
Montpelier Is very short this season.
Trains are running very irregularly
as a result OF the strike on the Union
Pacific. and there is no telling when
the end will be.
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sTILL ON CRuTCHEs.

VIII Rex, of Salina, who was injured
In the leg on the 4th Of July by the ex-
ploslon of an improvlsed cannon Is
still on crutches The wound in his
leg refuses to heal, despite the best
medical treatment. and he is beginning
to feel somewhat discouraged.
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RICHFlELD.
SERIOUS oFFESsE CHARGED.
Peace Disturbers Sentenced to Fine
And Imprisonme - Weddings

Special Correspondence,
Richheld, Sewer Co., Aug vi Is
expected that public meetings WIN pe
resumed In the very near future az the
diphtherla patients are nearly all wen
and 1t is hoped that the last yeiIow
flag will disappear in a few days
ARRESTED FOR SERIOUS Of
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Joseph Haworth viii electrify the
matinee patrons once more next Wed
nesday.
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There will be one more opportunity
Of witnessing "Corianton." Seize itl
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ID FOR SERIOUS VI
TENSE,

Last Saturday morning, the 6th IN,
slant Marshal Galloway arrested
Charles w. WhitlocS and George Keen
on a charge of unlawfully furnishing
Intoxicating liquors 10 two young glrls
for the purpose of comprising their
ruin. When brought into the justice $
court they each entered a plea OF not
guilty and were admitted to bail IN the
sum of 5000 each,
They should have been tried on the
18th, but Whitlock became very Ill ana
Is now entirely Frustrated. HIS wire,
who resides in Plute county was sent
for and is now here. The cause OF ms
illness is said to be alcoholic poisoning
brought on through excessive drinking;
Both defendants are married men ana
the matter has caused quite sensa-
ton,
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prAcr pIsTuRRERs FINED.

on the It'll instant Lloyd Mount ana
Henry Outzen were brought before
Justice Lauritzen charged with as
turbing the peace. Each took the sta
tutory time in which to plead ana
were admitted to bail. Next day they
both plead guilty and We're each Civ
en- ten days In the city jail and ilne
of $25. The sentence proved 10 be more
severe than they had expected. They
did not seem to seriously object to the
fine. but the Imprisonment feature ala
not suit them. They at once took an
appeal to the district court
The Reaper facetIously sums up the
grasshopper situation as follows. up
to Wednesday of last week l,OO9 bush
els of grasshoppers had been caught
In Richheld precinct. OF this quantity
George @. Crosby was credited with IA
bushels, a. b. Williams 20 bushels,
George Hansen quarts, Allen Mont
gomery 81 bushels, Hyrum lvie 80 BUSH
els. Doctor Nell l01 bushels Hawk
Ramlose pecks. lin Bolitho bushel,
Sheriff Clark Sl7 bushels, Catching
grasshoppers is the only sort of Work
an honest laborng man can obtain In
Richfield this summer"
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There Will be one more opportunity
of witnessing "Corianton.' Seize 1t
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Prices for "Corlanton' matinee
cents to 81 90 Is right.
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schel Pendleton, "a, and Miss Elsie Nc
Dermott 10, both of Ogden
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MehnnieaG 9eftantns, 9rafttns uno
Blue Rrinting.
Grfnbuneen cine ep.sialttdt.
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(4us2LlO
gtuOentenIfre

8ertelep, Gal., 25. September.
- Stubenten Der Galifornier l1niz
beriitdt baben ii4 Elm 8ergniigen gez
leiftet, in befen 5Olge elmer Der
Siinglin9e Elm getpifer 8infielO Reeb
aus Santa Barbara, Gal., unter Ell
ner Seloniez2tntlage i'm @efGngniB
fiBt, tpd6renb tpeitere 8er6aftungen
in &usit6t ite6en. WGbrenb zines
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benten 8e1iB BON etnem 4ttommoba=
tiOnS3uge, bre6ten Die 2i6ter ab, leg
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ale @inri4tungen i'm sSnnern bes
Waggons. Winftelb Heeb tpurbe
berbaftet, tpd6renb er bic Quft6renIen
anlegte. Die anberen Gtubenten ell
ten i6m gu 6Ulfe unb cine beTperate
&eilerei erfolgte, iebp9 geGang es, ben
Qrreitanten in's @efGngniB 3u brinz
gen. Die iungen 6erren ma9ten 1pGz
ter einen bergebli6en @erfu8, bas
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YrGfbent Der llniperIitGt, erflGrt, er
fe6e ni9t Elm, tparum bas 8e1eB i'm
Sale &eeb's nt9t feinen 2auf ne6z
men fOue, ba bus 8ergeben Elm Ie9r
ernftes lei.
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I6on neil bic Tabr3eit na8 bieIer
StaDt bebeutenb tiir3er als naa benz
@eIten 1T, mas bic 8ef6rOerung elmer
gr0Beren Quantitdt Don &Oblen nit
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li9t."
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81. rGumte elm, 0aB Die geitrige 8obz
lenf6r0erung btnter Der pom Sage 3uz
bor 3uriif geblieben, ertIdrte Oie5 a6er
in 3iemIi9 naiber 8eiie bamit, baB
btele Oer 3ur Qrbeit 5uriidgetebrten
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Damn fort: oG8 tperDen CUR 3ett Is
pro3ent Der normaler Sy0rDerung berz
idnOt. 8tel bdbon tptrb in ben 0Gz
i9ereien geDonnen, aber e5 tit tpenigz
items &D6le. Sd CLAUDE ntAt, buB
92etpz0ort gu leiOen ba6en ptrb. Sine
Der @eIeGI6aften bat augenbltfIi4
20 gro3ent tbrer reguldren 3a6l bon
2euten an Der Qr6eit. N}it9eG DirO
ben Strife nt6t fir beenbigt erfldren,
pirb bielmebr etnen gonpent einberus
fen, I'm bie5 6eiorgen gu laTen. Damn
tpirb er fi8 in ba8 9ebiet Der bitumiz
n6ien &oblen 3uriif3ie6en, I'm ou7
bteie @eiIe penigiten5 einen She'll
feines 9reIttge gu retten. SS6m pirb
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beFerung i'm Sabre 1900 gegeben, OBJ
gtei4 e8 t6atIGdIi6 Ntart gamma
mar, peI8er Dieie 2luf6e6erung Our3z
1eBte. 9a it4 nun Der Senator petz
gert ii4 ein3umii4en, iibt W}it4eu in
Der Stnte.
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Sahnfatafrnhhen.

gtttsburG 3d., 25. @eptbr.
- 9ur9 cine GoGliiion 5tpi19en apei
5raat3iigen Der sort @apne 8abn"
gu &enpOOb SuncttOn ipurben feds
8uggOns, fopie 5tpei fleine bt9t am
9eleife ftebenbe 8retterbduIer De-
moGirt. Orei 3ugbebienitete unb
5tpei 5rauen, ipel9' 2eBtere in ben
5ertriimmerten 6Gufern tpo6nten, truz
gen f4pere 8erlebungen babon.
@reenbilfe, Pa., Is. Sept. -
oSn Der Ndbe BON Barbee eretgnete fi9
beute cine golIiiion sfpeier 5ra9taiige
Der npittsburg, 8efemer &c 2ate
griez8dbn," tpObei bier W2dnner gez
tDbtet unb 3fpei tDbtIi4 berleBt tpur=
ben. Die Spbten finb: Gbpdrb Bill
lington, 6ei5er Madep, Die 8remfer
gansfeD unb 2Offi. S0btIi9 berleBt
purben 8remfer @aGIiferr unb Elm
9ei5e., beifen Rame ni4t ermitteIt 1T.
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Strakenbahnffrife beenbrt.

8aGGiton. N.zg., 25. Sept. -
Der erIte eleftriI4e @truBenbabnz
paggon Der n9ubiOnz@auep 8odb"
felt 8eginn bes Strites fu6r geItern
na4 Dem 8atbftraBenzSunnel. 2tuf
bem Waggon befanb fi9 feline militGz
rif9e @a4e, aber audi feline paiTaz
giere. Der erite 8aggon tpurbe ni9t
beGdftigt unb ebeniO nt4t bte foIgenz
ben, pel6e fabrplanmGBig iebe Stunz
be liefen.
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- Der ruiitf4e 6inan5miniiter b.
@itte 1T bOrgeitern bOn petersburg
na4 Der ManOi4uret a6gereiit.
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gun eInem 0eaer eril6nEen.

8rtbgetOn, rs, 25. Sept.
- Gonita6ler 9arrp Stud purbe beuz
te Na4mittag DON bem 28zjG6rigen
Reger Samuel @reenage, peI6en er
bem 6rie0ensri6ter 6au gu Greenz
mid piers pOrfu6ren tpOGte ,erI4ofen.
Gr bate Dem g}e9er getattat, elm
ni6tgelabensS 6interIaber @epe6r
mit3une6men. l1nterpegs iprdng Der
g}eger aus Dem 6u6rnert, in pel4em
er ii8 nit 0em @onitabler 6eFanO,
i6o6 cine Patrone ms @epebr unO
t0Otete Ruf auf bem 6lede. Qtls er
glet8 barauf feline 6rau truf pel6e
i'm per6aften lafen bate, feuerte er
uuf fie unb DerpunOete iie Iet4t. @r
benerfiteQigte feline 6lu9t.
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9ieIe Seite tit ote etn3i8e
S6pefeGSetfe, bOn Der SIR Die
seoinI8ten SteIaltate erBalten
f6nnt.
SerIn6t GGenn'8 S@Suee
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len.
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Cernet GnQ(iC6!

Gben's Spradmeiter. IP 3am tss.D,RmaST' S.SHTt;T'
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ten unb 8eituHgstrdesr. - gerlap BON G. 3 d { |,
129, Suuus=Str., RsDzgort. &5ePt22, lNt;E&S)
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lIeber 6Duenpfprfe

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rid Die 5br bier sintret,t'. "a unttn in Oeie5
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Baltimore Ohio SSahn SiiTletin.
S1.2J-SaIttmore uadb 6receri6, SGserss
sopn. Ssecnsntns CaEI.etaml: 9Grgsrs iS re-
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8prmttaos. C369)
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M1aIz une 3eiebensgbuIe.
prof ONO 5ucbs. Brin5ipoI
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Night Attack.

Members and friends Of the Saints
church celebrated New Years Eve In .
peculiar and pertinent manner. About
six o'clock the congregation gathered
and, under cover Of the darkness, the
men and boys stole out and made most
vicious attack upon the wood pile Of
Grandma Billings. Saws and axes made
merry music and the boys and girls cord.
ed the wood as fast as the men could
split II. From there they went TO Mrs.
NJ. j. Rice's back yard and treated her
cordwood In the same cruel manner aud
then With malice aiorethought they went
TO Mrs. Allie BaldIng's and went through
the same performances. At 0 o'clock
they repaired 10 the church where an
elegant lunch was speedily put out Of
sight and then . social jubilee filed In
the time until shortly before midnight
when q short watch meeting was held.
II was q pleasant profitable evening.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-01-02
ARLINGTON.

Leroy Paul and vile returned Tuesday
from the poultry show and brought some
ine chickens With them.
Arlington sports were practIcing on
blue rocks across the river Sunday. The
Washington game warden is liable 70
get them for shooting without license.
The following city ticket was nomIna-
tod at the mass meeting Saturday May
or, A. d. sturglss Councilmen, A. Huff,
+. Louy, and A. ]. Coe Treasurer, A.W.
SharaFd Recorder, @. B. CaTdinell.
Considerable wheat has been coming
In the past week. The teamsters say
the roads are as good as they ever have
been.
Arthur Wheelhonse has resigned his
position ~ captaln Of the ferry and the
wheel Is In charge Of Of Captain Busey.
Miss Emerson, one Of dashI ng dsmsels
has retaFned 70 her home In Goldendale
and we expect 70 lose another Of our
residents in the same direction.
Representative Miller ann Contractor
Jackson made q business tip 10 The
Dalles Sunday.
Prof. Homer Mozart Kirby, the one
man band, ls on q musical trip 70 lone
and vicinity.
Geo. Mclaughlin, our harness maker,
is having two story addition 70 bis shop.