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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CALOIMINERs. SEALED RIna wtrr
be received Tor the cAlelminlne on tho g.
tral school Building In District No. Is. Muf.
ray, SAT- Lake County. There are Il lara
cisss rooms besides smaller rooms haliways
etc, bids 10 Dc sent 10 the clerk OF ne
ech9ol board IN time 20 be received by him
not lhtef than q m. August 18th said wors
20 % completed during the month OF Auenst
contract TO be let TO tho lowest res ponsIble
ject all bids NV
JAMES GODFREY, Chairman
HENRY W. BROWN. CLERK
JOSEPH c. CAHOON, Treasure,
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LE1i.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Little Son OF George Austin Kicked
by a Horse.

Lehi' Utah Co., Aug. "a eery pain
luI accident happened TO the lille son
Oh ar Geo, Austin Thursday afternoon
WINE raking hay on his farm. by be.
ing fscked by horse which became
frightened In going from one farm TO
the other. Before doctor could be
secured the little fellow had To ride
9 distance Of four miles, when Doctors
steele and Noyes were called I'm and
dressed the leg, but as the bone was
shsttered, II viii probably be week
before the limb can be permanently
set' Mayor Austin was al the time IN
tne Bear River valley about ~ miles
horth OF Corinne, the message reaching
MN IN the evening, and through NE
courtesy OF Supt, j. A. Young was able
10 get home on the flyer yesterdav
morning at 10 o'clock The little fellow
~ gong as well az can he expected.
thursday all the business places Of
fleasant Grove, American Fork and
Lem cloced and enjoyed davis outlnq
sat'aaratoga Springs. Today the Jtab
sugar factory employees give an excnr-
SION az the same place and II Is ex.
pected large crowd viii be out.
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=, H. Gordon was appointed road SUI
pe,'isof or Clear Lake road district
A. A. Hinckley was appointed rcpis-
tratlon agent at Holden, and Samuel
Probert at Sciplo.
~. 8 smith and Brig. Young were nm
pointed trustees Of Garrison school
Joseph Fininson, the newly eleotad
superintendent Of Willard county
SCHOOLS took the oath Of Office MONDAY.
Quite a number OF Willard people ex-
peut 70 attend the carnival next week.
says the Progress Review. Among ~, ~,
are Misses Pearl, Eva and chloe iInnisl
man, Mrs. VIM Payne. Anena Green.
wood and Messrs. Glen Day. Frnnk
Rogers, Glen Trimble. Allen Hints
man and Burt Day.
Willard county stands a show for
good crops this season. All she naeds
Is more land cultivated.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

The Salt Lake Temple viii close on
Friday evening, June 81, and reopen
en- Monday, Aug 4, 1902
JOSEPH Il. SMITH.
- Manti Utah, June q, 1902 THE Mant,
Ienple VIII close evening Of the Slst
OF july 1902 and reopen for ordinance
WORK on me morning Of the Ord Of Sep
TENDER. 1902
JOHN d. T. M'ALLIsTER.
Logan, Utah, June q, 1902 The Lo-
gan Temple will close on Friday even
mg. the 18th Of July and reopen on
Mohqay me 25th Of August, 1902.
NJ w, MERRILL, President.
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PAYSON.
ATTACKED BY VICIOUS COW,
agitating for More Water - Hood.
iums Doing Time.

Payson, Utah Co., Aug. Last Tues.
DAY Councilman Belts came very near.
~ losing large stack Of hay by fire
ana the origin Of the blaze is laid ia
| cigarettes, as a crowd Of bows We're
seen smoking in an adjoining lot dur
ing that morning.
| we have In our city altogether foo
| many smokers among the Young class
| says the Globe Header. especially the
| lttle boys, who are In many cases no
coming confirmed smokers. II Is a bafi
haolt from several stand points also
very dangerous 10 property. as many
Ires originate from a cigarette or ciqnr
shroWn carelessly into some combus-
tible matter.
ATTACKED BY A COW.
A very serious and painful accident
happened last Saturday al Beniamin
When Mrs. John Hauser was attacked
Nv Vicious COW which made an at
TACK on her, knocking the lady down
twice and trampling her She was
injured Internally and was also very
Dadly bruised and but for the timely
arrival of her husband the COW would
no doubt have killed her. She * IN
very critical condition and the at.
lending physician, Dr. Henry, has been
called to her bedside number Of times
A baby girl arrived at the home Of
Mr., and Mrs. G. f. Dixon last Thurs.
day evening, All concerned are doing
nicely.
The state board of education has Is.
sued a state grammar grade diploma
to Miss Anna Nebeker Of this city.
HooDLUMs DOING TIME.
A quartet Of youths started ont last
Saturday evening TO raise the town
says the Globe-Header, but their fnn |
was only Of short duration. They were |
hauled In by the officers and Appeared |
Monday morning before Justice Win. |
mer on a charge OF disturbing tho |
oeace, Three OF them, Junior Harper
Lester Loveless and Ernest Oberhaasi |
were given s. or Ave days each. while
the other, Elmer Hardy, was allowed
TO go under suspended sentence as il
was his first offense.
AGlTATING FOR MORE WATER.
There is considerable talk induced
IN here about the possibility OF get
ing water supply sufficient To fur
lish everybody hereabouts by dlycriing
ne waters OF strawberry river into the
,panlsh Fork river and then measure
I out again at the mouth OF the can
'on
This would take considerable money
ND work but IL Il can be done then
his district would be made 10 grow
ne II never has yet Spanish Fork
! tzens are getting enthusiastic about
ne question ana are making arrange
nents to do something.
An eight-year-old daughter OF Hyrum
aylor, OF SprinEyille. while playing IN
he garden last Tuesday, fell and dis.
Gated her hip.
r. @. Tweede OF Mapleton run a load.
wagon over his little two-year-old /
rl Tuesday and broke the thigh !
ona
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NUU ~ HCcnFulnNe With law and an OrdOI
on the Board Of Directors made on the 3rd
DAY OF June, lps 80 many shares Of enrh
parcel OF such stock rs may be- necessary
VIII he sold &C the Office Of chs company. 81
hast flrst south street, salt Lake City,
lj0s, az tho hour OF Il O'Clock noon M said
lay 10 pay delinquent assessment thereon,
together with the cost OF advertising and OK.
peuses OF sale
II. W. MADsEN, Secretary,
81 last First South street, Salt Lake CITY
Utah,
Dated June 90 1909, and July q, 1902.
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GRAssHoPPER WAR ENDED.
bounty Exhausted and Interest
Abated - Public School Teachers.

Manti, sanpete Co, Aug. s.-since
the bounty on grasshoppers has been
removed the work OF catching OF des.
iroying them has entirely ceased i'm
come sections OF the county, SAYS the
Free Press, This is all wrong. be-
cause there may stlll be enough Of
hem left TO again oyer-run the coun-
Try next year, mad thus counteIact the
rood work Of this season. The ooun-
~ has expended the public funds for
this purpose up to the yery limit, and IL
Goes not speak well for the people TO
drop the work the moment the 81 a
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PROBATE AND GUARDnNSuIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respective
signers for further information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. pROBATE
Division, 10 and Tor salt Lake County stato
NJ IAN IN the matter " the estate OF
ut'nn OF Thomas Howard tray!na FOR tho
issuance 90 himself Thomas Howard. al
,Gtters OF administration in the estate OF
WI, am shiros deceased has been sci
Tor hearl Ing on Friday, the end day OF
august a, u. 1902 at 10 o'clock n. m., az
OF said Court In Salt Lake Oity Salt Lnlte
County, Utah
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with tho
- seal thereof affixed. this sth day
sEAL) OF August, A. d. 1902.
~. JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
THOMAS Adams, Attorney Tor petitioner
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BOISE, IDAHO,
big industrial aud Mining Project
sheep Poisoned No Poll Ia.
DAMMING THE BOISE.

Boise, Ida, Aug. THE Capital News
Is greatly exercised over the fact iust
brought to light that there were prnctl~
caliy no pool tax Assessments in Ada
county this year. The state statutes
provide. the News says. that a 81 roll
tax shall be collected yearly from mall.
citizens over the age Of II years and
under %. The Ada county assessor's
returns fall 10 show the assessment OF
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT Norror

MADsEN GOLD MINING AND MILL
ing Company. principal place OF business.
EAT Lake City state OF Utah. Notice
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment
NO, ,, levied on the 3rd day Of June 1902 the
the respective shareholders as follows
namely; '''
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OUR OWN STATE.

The branch Office OF the Deseret
News in ogden is at No. 466 Twenty
fourth street, where advertisements
and subscriptions will be received
The News Is delivered by carriers In
ogden every evening on the same
terms as In Salt Lake City.
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| more than two score of such taxes.
| WINE, II Is said, there are no n1s than
| iVvo persons eligible 10 be assessed.
| me Ada county assessors contend
| uhot the collection Of the ~ tax was
hore trouble ana expense than the
uehents 1t returned TO the county.
ihose taxpayers who owned proper ~
were easily found and the assessment
coull De placed to them but the coll
FCilon OF the tax from translents was
ulIncult and If the latter refused nav.
hent there was no redress and the
taxes were uncollected.
IN TINS way the nroperty owner
VINO was already paying his part of
lhe expense Of the county povcrn.
lhent, was paying the poll tax ana th,.
transient resident was relieved of hls
burden. For this reason the assessor
Clalms, the poll tax this year was
dropped on entirely from his returns.
DAMMING THE BoIsE
The Highland Valley Power company
Is not making any noise but is doing
great deal OF work on IT'S propefty
three miles above Mores creek on IN.
Boise river
substantial frame houses have been
completed FOR the men, for blacksmith
shop stables, etc, and boarding
mouse ana Office building 2Oxi0 with
1916 kitchen
Lumber 10 the amount Of 1926 900 feet
Is on the ground, part Of It TO be used
IN the dam being constructed ON The
bolse river and part In the power
Twenty-four men are at work now
grading for the dam ana framing tim
Ders' Eleven more men Will be added
10 tne iQrce as soon as the tools desired
are received.
The dam which is being built Is
known as crib dam. and win be filled
III WIN stone. Ii will be IS feet high
ana 24O feet long. -Four of the largest
sHeu LelIel turbine water wheels, or
uered several months ago win be hers
as soon as the dam Is completed.
The company owns about four miles
of river front and large tract of ticb
placer ground amounting TO several
hundred acres The ground has been
too high above the water TO work glc.
cessiully but with turbiae water wheels
and electric dynamos large pumps win |
be operated that will throw 10000 gal. !
Ions per minute to height of $50 feet |
The electric power to be- generated |
VIII be far in excess of the needs of |
the company and heavy wires win !
caryr II TO Neal and to Boise.
SHEEP POISONED.
a few days ago a sheep owner named |
Pratt met with quite a heavy loss. |
He ran two herds Of sheep down ON
Cherry cheek about seven miles above |
Humphreys on Willow creek saws
the HALEY News Miner. He was
warned by other sheepmen not TO 20
here, but he thought they were try
ing to keep him from the range.
Three hundred head of his sheep are
lead and many others are sick He
VIII probably not be able to shin the
AFTER this season They are supposed
o nave eaten. some poisonous weed
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which had n peculiar effect on the
sheep that ate It but managed to live.
They seemed to get crazy and scat
tered Ia all directions. They have not
been all gathered up.
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PROVO.
DIVORCE SUIT.
wa 'rayes Case Dismissed - OF.
"' count of School Election,

sial Correspondence.
g ,soy1' Utah Co., Aug. 9.-Florence
srS Ssl Llewellyn VS. Thomas Llewellyn
S,Wt was heard yesterday in The
'gsf'h district court :" NV
4 ~ evidence for the plaintiff was TO
- snect that defendant had used vile
,sS , S towards her. had struck her
M, threatened to Kill her at various
W Since about week after their
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K0LITZ EXCURSION

Only N.OO, via oregon Short Line
Refreshments served free ON train
Special leaves at 1000 a. m. Special re-
turning $500 p m,
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FILLr1ORE.
WILLARD COUNTY SALARIES
commissioners win Offer Bounty of
one Cent Per Pound for uonno,s

Fillmore, Willard Co., Aug. G.-At IN.
session OF the county board. held here
aug a. the petition Of T.. \. pack and
o. 0thers asking that bounty be es.
lablished for the destruction Of ORR CO.
h9ppefs IN Millard county was present.
be allowed. 'N' P0'"u WI
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LOGAN.
DEATH OF ALBERT LANG.
Old Folks Festival - Knox and VII.
Iiams Sentenced for Burglary.

Special Correspondence
Logan. Cache Co., Aug. S-Albert
Lang, a well known musician of this
city, died this morning from a compli-
cation OF lung and stomach troubles
he was aged about - years. and had
been III several months. He was high
~ connected in Germany and leaves
a wife residing here He was a re-
,Lllarkaoly efficient flute player, having
belonged TO a German army hand re-
was left fortune some years ago.
which was quickly dissipated He was
very popular in musical circles
OLD FOLKS OF CACHE.
The old folks Of the Cache stake of
Zion VIII have a good time on Tues.
day, Aug II, beginning al 10 O'Clock a
M on the Tabernacle square. An GO
years old and over are cordially invit-
ed, without regard to any other consid.
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RICHFlELD.
DIPHTHERIA's RAvAGEs.
Three Deaths iu the Family Of
George NJ. Jones.

|
Special Correspondence.
Richfield, Sewer Co., Aug. 9.--Yester-
day in Judge McCarty's court, Thomas
Williams of Sallna was fined So for
contempt OF court in failing to pay in
| to court $50 for the maintenance Of his
| wife and child during the pending of n
| divorce suit brought against him by his
| wife. This Is the second fine paid by
| Williams for contempt In this natter
| His fines now amount to $40, and he
| promises TO pay the $50 into court With
In five days
The grasshopper war is still going on
In this county though as much interest
Is not taken In the destruction Of the
pest In some OF the precincts as was
anticipated, In the Richneld precinct.
up to the present time, $4,000 pounds OF
the hoppers have been brought in 90
the receiver A bounty of fifty cents
per bushel Is paid on the hoppers by
the county.
TERRIBLE BEREAVEMENT
The diphtheria patients OF our city
are now believed To be all improving
and no more new cases are reported.
The saddest result OF this terrible mall
ady I'm this section Of the state is the
death of the three sons of Brother and
Sister George NJ, Jones, formerly Of
Salt Lake City. Inside of 10 days they
buried boy 10 years old, another IL
years old. and another rs months old.
being all the boys in their family. |
Brother and Sister Jones have the pro-
found sympathy of our whole commun-
ity.
The Richfield Loan aud Investment |
company is shipping today 10 cars of |
fat mutton TO the Salt Lake market.
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bushel is withdrawn. Close to 19Ol
bushels OF grasshOppers have beer
caught In Gunnlson precinct up TO the
time Of the bounty being removed BY
The county commissioners Monday
since which little interest hag been
shown toward securing more of the IN
sects.
II the crops are In such great danger
ftom this pest II would seem the duty
OF all to continue the effort OF Kidding
ihe country OF the pest. "The Lord
helps those who help themselves" is
a quotation applicable In this In
stance.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
The following teachers have been en-
ployed to teach In the Mantl public
schonl7 the coming school year. Os-
moi ustesen. N. W. Anderson, Arm
fred Christensen, Frank Killpack. Mrs
II. q. Bradford. Misses Ida Hou9aard
Ethel Nelson, May Reid, Eunlce Mad
sen and Louise Jorgpnsen. Mr. Juste-
sen taught here last year, and Is from
Spring city; Mr., Christensen Is from
Ephralm All the others are from
Manti
II was reported at Mant this morn
ing that Nephi Jensen, another broth
or OF County Clerk Jensen, is down
with smallpox at his home in Ephraim.
Another brother Is just recovering from
the same disease.
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WILLARD COUNTY SALARIES

=, me salaries Of the county officers fo
!he ensuing two years was fixed as fol
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A WEEKS WEDDINGS.
List Of Persols Who Got Permits
To Marry.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the county clerk this week.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-31
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The Misses Abbie Hancock, Edna
NJ. Bonner, Elizabeth Williams, Susie
Medley, Bertha Brom, Bessie Slote
Mamie Stanton, Lizzie Denner, Laura
Stubblebine, Ella Hancock and Ella
Brown, all members Of the /. w. FL
circle of the Embury Methodist Epis-
I copal church, will have charge of a
Halloween entertainment and social at
the home of the Misses Hancock 80:
Eynon street. this evening. A most
enjoyable time is assured all.
Secure efficiency and economy in
county business by re-electing Penman
and Morris.
The entire chorus of the Jackson
Street Baptist church are requested to
meet Prof. Lewis Davis at the church
this evening.
Tried and true in councils; safe at
Harrisburg-Joseph Oliver; elect him.
William s. Hughes, of North Main
avenue, senior member of the Column
bia Lamp company. caught his hand
in the cap press recently, and as re-
suit will have to have three fingers
amputated.
Vosburg has made good judge and
the Democrats have enough. Elect
him.
A number of voters of Luzerne
street have met and organized an In
dependent Political club, with fifty
members. Following is the committee
of arrangements: William Gristel,
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DUNMORE.

The Rev. Frank H. Sill, of the order
of the Holy Cross, will conduct. this
evening in st. Marks Episcopal church,
the first of a series of services to be
held at the church during the coming
week. His topic this evening will b.
1.-THE Cause"
Mrs. Clarence Jackson is i'll at her
home on East Drinker street.
Miss Clara Purdy, of Hawley, has re-
turned home. after spending some days
with Miss Eva Hess. of Fourth street.
D. j. Shirer. of Cross street, is visit
ing Allentown friends.
Mrs. Skelly has returned to her home
in Calumet, Mich, after a stay of sew
eral weeks with Mrs. George Tingeon,
of East Drinker street.
Mrs. Barth Fuller and family will
leave in a few days for Akron, Ohio,
where they will permanently reside.
Miss Ethel Jackson, of East Drinker
street, has returned from visit at
Honesdale.
Miss Bessie MarOmey returned yes
terday' to her home in Philadelphia,
after stay of several weeks with
friends in town.
Miss Mildred Shaffer, Of Peckville,
who has been visiting friends in town,
has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Reilly have re-
moved to Lopez, where they will per-
manenhy reside.
In the Fourth district, Philbin and
efficiency. He owns himself.
The school board will hold regular
monthly meeting tomorrow night.
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TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

Mr. and Mrs. T.. j.. Wells, the sing.
ing evangelists, will begin a series Of
revival meetings at the First Welsh
Baptist church of West Market street
on Monday next at 7.30 p. b.
Eddie James did we'll his first term
Give him another.
The first anniversary of the Colum-
bia Literary club will be celebrated in
their rooms in the auditorium this
evening.
The Shamrocks and the High Works
Defenders will play a game of basket
ball in the Auditorium this evening.
Rebuke Lynett's red flag rag by vot-
ing your Republicansm straight.
Miss Jenkins, of Olyphant, is the
guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Harris, of Brick avenue.
A regular meeting of the North End
Republican club will be held this even
ing. All members are requested to be
present.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor society of the North Main Ave-
nue. Baptist church will conduct a Hal
low'een social in the Tabernacle this
evening
Common sense upholds Republican
ism. Let well enough alone.
A Halloween gathering will be held
at the Young Women's Christian as
sOciation rooms this evening.
David A. Williams, of Wayne ave-
nue., was at Clarks Summit yesterday
afternoon,
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The nearness of election day and the
manifest enthusiasm of Republicans
generally throughout West Scranton Is
source of much qualification to the
party leaders.
The newly organized Cambrian Re-
publican club is doing yeoman service
In this campaign. and the members OF
the West Side Republican club are
united to a man for the whole ticket
The members are working energeticaly
to build up "A strong organization oi
Republicans in West Scranton and are
receiving splendid encouragement.
A special meeting of the West side
club was held last evening and the fol-
lowing new members elected: David o
Lewis. of West Locust street: Walter
L. Schanz. Eynon street: Arthur Will
fans, South Main avenue John II
Kelly. mailcarrier: Prof. James r
Hughes: John II. Phillips. superntend-
ent West Side postotfice; William Will
iams. Luzerne street. Joseph Davis
Lincoln Heights; William j. Morgan
Hampton street. and William O. Thorn
as. Hampton street.
During the month of October twenty
three new members were taken into the
club under the new rules. and during
November and December the fee for
joining will be fifty cents. This is not
a campaign club. but an organization
OF stalwnrts. working for the success OF
the entire ticket. The membership is
permanent