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ANNUAL srooKnoLprRs mrrT 1r,I.1.'

DlPPER GOLD MINING Ann MIrtrNa
Company Notice is hereby rlyen tbat IA
annual meeting OF the stockbolders N tbs
Upper gold Mlnlag aud Mllling Comnany
VIII De held az the oflte OF tho Secretnry
koom i9l lepipleton Holding. SAT- i,ake
Oity, utah, on Monday, the IN day
OF July, lD2 at twelve o'clock n.y. for ia
purpose OK electIng Board Of Directors Tor
tne ensuing year and TO consider and act
upon the question OF ratlfylns the artior ~
the Board Of Directors in exe,utins a bond
ana lease upon the property owned by ina
company, aud for the transaction Of snch
othef business as may come before inc meet-
ing RiCHARD p Mnppisl ''o''-
Dated May 3lst 1907. seeretary.
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GROUSE CREEK.
Paskett.Jeffs wedding-Looal News
Gossip.
Special Correspondence.

special correspondence.
Grouse Creek, Boxelder Co.. June 49,
a. f. Rheims and family and Mrs.
Lizzie Rheims returned home Monday
last from three weeks visit to Hene-
fer.
Henry Blackburn and wife and baby
returned Tuesday from oakley, Idaho,
where they attended conjoint mutual
conference.
George Young OF Perry, Utah, is here
again on a visit Evidently George
finds some attractions out here.
James Shaw, the mail carrier has
moved back here from Terrace, where
his family lived during the winter.
Charles Kimber and Seth Fletcher,
sr., who were recently injured by wild
HORSES are around again and improv-
ing
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Astounding Discovery.

From Cooperyille Mich, comes word
OF a wonderful discovery Of a pleasant
tasting liquid that when used before
retiring by any one troubled with a
bad cough always ensures good
nights rest 1T will soon cure the
cough too writes Mrs. S, Himelburg-
err for three generations OF our family
have used Dr., Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and never found Its
equal for Coughs and Colds" It's an
unriyaled lfe-saver when used for
desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed
bottles SOC. and 81 90 at 2. C, NJ, /. Drug
Dept. Trial bottles free.
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PAsKETT.JEF WEBBING.

John Jeffs. OF Iona, Idaho. is here
again, This time he will not return
home alone for he takes with him one
Of our mighty respected young ladies'
Miss Polly Paskett. daughter of Philip
paskett They leave this morning for
Salt Lake City where they win be mar
ried the "oming week and will then re-
turn TO the home of Bro. Jeffs. Sister
Polly has been one Of our most ener-
getlc workers in the different associa-
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate Division, in and for salt Lake
County, state OF Utah. In the matter
Of the estate Of Phoebe G.. Young. de-
ceased. Notice.-The petition Of VII.
liam G. Young the administrator OF
the estate OF Phoebe c. Young. de-
ceased. praying for an order Of sale Of
real property Of said deccdent. and
that all persons Interested appear be-
fore the said court 10 show cause why
an order should not be granted TO sell
so much as shall Unnecessary OF the fol-
lowing described real estate OF said de-
ceased. to-wit. All Of lots 81 and 81
In block 2. plat "A South Main Street
Addition. a subdivision Of part OF
block II. five acre plat "A" big field
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PROVO
FLOWER MISSION DAY.
beautiful Illustrations 10 Unfor.
Inmates in Asylum.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co. June l4.--ln the case
OF Spanish Fork Coop. Inst. VS. w. o.
Greer In the Fourth district court, de-
PENDANTS demurrer was argued and
taken under adyisement.
The local w. c. T. Z, will hold ser
vices at the State Mental hospital to-
morrow afternoon. Flowers viii also
be presented to the patients, the day
being Flower Mission day. Bo1quetS
Tor That purpose may be left at the
nome OF the president Mrs. Mary M.
Boyden,. tomorrow morning or at the
asylum hack in front OF the courthouse
at 1880 o'clock tomorrow.
sheriff storrs and Deputy Sheriff
Henry have gone to Price as witnesses
IN the Campbell murder case.
Deputy Sherlffs Sloan and Slater
brought Dr. Higgins down from Salt
Lake city last evening for treatment In
the asylum,
John g. Jones of the Fourth ward
Is much improved In health.
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PAYSON.
Peculiar Methods of Church Build


"a, % - )li4ll
Special Correspondence.
Payson, Utah Co., June NV. S.
Fender, representing the Josephite
church organization, has been working
here for some time among the people
In the interest OF his church, /. e., If
trying to tear down the Mormon
doctrine is in the interest OF his church.
We hear but little of his doctrine.
Nearly his entire effort is spent In rail-
Ing of the "Mormons."
Mrs. Amy Reece, Mrs Charles Wight
man and Mrs. ID. T.. Sargent left yes
terday for Alberta, Canada.
D. II. Roberts lectured here last Sun
day evening TO a large audience on the
principles and doctrines OF the Church
OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints.
The business of our postoffice Is in
creaslng. One more clerk will be add
ed to the force after July /.
Mr.. and Mrs r. ~ Poulson will leave
here the latter part OF the present
month for Sanford, Colo, where Mr.
Poulson goes to conduct the county
county teachers institute.
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NOTICE,

STATE or UTAH, DEPARTMENT
Of Board Of PardonS, Salt Lake City.
Utah. June 7, 1909. To Whom II May
Concern Notice is hereby given that
the State Board OF Pardons viii hold
a regular session on Saturday, June q,
1902, at 10 O'clock q. m. at the Supreme
Court Room city and County Build
ing. Salt Lake City. Utah That at
said meeting said Board will hear APP
plicatlons FOR pardon In the following
cases, t0-wit.
George Dahmer alias George VILLAS,
convicted OF Burglary.
John Menzies, convicted OF Assault
and Battery
Laura Williams, alias Tlllie Williams,
convicted OF Grand Larceny
William l.. Inman. convicted OF At
tempt 10 Commit Rape.
Peter Hendricks, convicted Of Grand
Larceny
John II. Shields. convicted OF Grand
Larceny.
William $. Edison. convicted OF As.
sault with Intent to XIII
Arthur Curtis convicted Of Burglary
Charles W. Draper convicted Of For
gerry.
Harry Franklin convicted OF Bur-
glary.
James Brown, convicted OF House.
breaking.
FOR PAROLE.
Frank Lyons. convicted Of Grand
Larceny and Burglary.
Hans p. Johnson convicted Of Adult
terry.
All persons having any interest there
In, desiring to be- heard. either for or
against the granting Of said appllca-
tons respectively, are hereby notified
10 be present az said meeting.
BY order OF the Board
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
President.
NJ. A. BREEDEN. Secretary.
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Ta1 on Babies

Extreme hot weather is a great tax
upon the digestive power OF babies;
when puny and feeble they should be
given few doses Of Whites Cream
Vermlfuge, the children's tonic II VIII
stimulate and facilitate the digestion
of their food. so that they soon become
strong, healthy and active. 25c at Y.
G. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
Miss Claudia Morris entertained de-
lightfully yesterday afternoon In honor
of Miss Elizabeth Dern.
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF FRANK l. LAWRENCE
The undersigned vii sell at private sale the
following Inscribed tract % land. to-wit.
Block ", Plat u. salt Lake CITY survey. aud
running thence south rods, thence east %
iee., thence north rods thence vest % feet
70 place OF beginning, also perpetual right
~ way over the following described tract OF
iano; Commencing 30 feet east OF the north.
west corner Of said Lot 4 block ~ Plat ID,
salt Lake CITY survey, ADD running thence
south rods thence east IS feet thenco
north rods thence vest y feet 90 the place
OF neglnning. IN Salt Lake County. staie OF
ttah; onor after Tuesday the Eth DAY Of
Jure. A. D. 1870, snd written dds viii be ro-
ceiyed AZ No s6 Templeton Building salt
Lake City. Utah. Terms Of sale cash.
CARRIE 4. LAWRENCE.
Dated JUDI. iy1s AdminIstfatfix.
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BEAVER.
DEATH or MRS. b. sCoFIELD
veteran Had Reached Her nth
Year = Charmed Life OF Babe.

Special Correspondence.
Beaver city, Beaver Co., June a.
Mrs. Betsey schoiied, rellct OF Thomas
Schoheld died on. the 10th inst, of gem
eral debility, She was born in York
shire, England, in the year 1926. and
was u years Of age, She Joined the
Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter.day
saints at an early date and labored
zealously with her husband to spread
the truth. Came to Utah In 1868. and
TO Beaver early IN the 1Os. remaining
faithful to The cause throughout an the
ylclssitudes Of the crusade and Incl
dental hardships. She leaves good
family 70 emulate her example in a
cody life
AZ the funeral services held yester-
DAY In the meeting house a goodly con-
course Of her friends gathered to DO
honor to her memory, and the speakers
were each one full Of good words for
Sister SchOneld,
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OFFICES To RENT
IN THE NEW
DESERET NEWS BUILDING.

a limited number OF Offices and
rooms can be secured 10 the new
News building on the second and
third floors only Entirely fire proof,
and every modern improvement, Prices
$40 per month and upward. No house.
keeping allowed. Apply 20
BISHOP VIM b. PRESTON.
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ESTATE or JOSHUA r. wnlrNry
DECEASED.

, Ihh UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
pt,se1e. safe, ne following described real g..
we sogIhWest corner q lot thret ci p,oes
tnlrty.'oNr sp. Pat ~ sails take civ
heei,feSS&,tl running thence north NO and one.
VA rods thence souih two and one baif W.,
Iods' tnenee vest nlns and one.han Nt1
rods 70 place Of beginning, being "a Is ~a w
rods OF ground subject TO a rlgbt NJ wsv
over oyer u s's g, bogiunlog ae point two ana
one-halt y rods north OF the sonfhwost
corner OF SAID Lot threa 90. running tbnncs
east nine ana one half Oh rods thence
soHsh lVuf w leet thence west nine aud one
halI W. rods, thonce north four J) feet ~
place Of beginning, all In Salt lake CIV
salt Lake County, tate OF Utah on m XIX,
saturday, June 2lst, ilO!. and wfltten bida
VIII DO received by me AZ the oaiee ~ fbs
i nesshet News sat Lake City, Utah. corner
SAFE cash upon confirmation by the CONF
ana delivery Of administrator dead
HOhAOt q. WHITNEY,
n.taa t,,ho, 60. Administrator.
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tions In the ward and we win miss her
greatly. All unite IN wishing them long
life and unbonnded prosperity.
The shearers In this vicinity finished
the seasons work last Tuesday after a
successful run Of nearly two months.
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AN ORDINANCE.


AN ORDINANCE LEyYING A TAX
and tor the ASSESSMENT iof property on Q
Street between South Temple and Fourth
Streets. and on Third street, between q and
X Streets. In Sewer District No. |, for the
construction Of a sever.
BE II Ordained by tho City Council Of Salt
Lake City, Utah,
sectlonl. That the City Council does here,
by levy TAX and provide for tho assessment
upon the property hereinafter described
abutting on q Street between South Temple
and Fourth Streets, and on Tnird Street. be-
tween q and X Streets, In Sewer District
No. L.
This tax Is levied todeiray the expense OF
constructing a sewer upon said portions of
said streets opposite the property hereinafter
described. 10 b. especially ELECTED aud bene-
fitted by said improvement aud II is hereby
adindged, delermlned and established, that
the same will DO especially benefttei there
by ~ the full amount OF the tax hereby
levied and said parcels Of land are hereby
assessed NJ an equal add uniform rate In ac-
cordance with the linear foot frontage upon
the portions OF said streets AUDITING on and
TO depth OF twenty eve (25l feet back
thefefrom.. and the taN hereby levied aud to
be assessed upon said parcels OF land Il Two
Thousand Two Ilundred Forty Dollars
o. 2i0t0i or lO-l00 Dollars e7Ol per front or
linear foot. aud the Treasurer Is hereby au-
thOrlked ana empowered 70 assess In accOrd-
ance With the provisions OF this ordinance
Tor the purpose herein mentioned. The north
40 feet OF Lot 2, and all OF Lot 3 Block 5,
the north 40 feet Of lot l. ana an OF Lot 4,
Block 81 all OF Lots and & Block II; all OF
Lots aud ,. Block w. all Of Lots :, s. sand
the east 40 feet Of Lot o Block 81; all Of
Lots aud 4. Block q; al u LOIS 1 aud 4,
hlock q; all OF Lots J. ., and the east no
itet OF Lot ,, Block %. Plat q, salt lake
City survey. as the same are shown upon the
Official plats OF said CITY. 20 depth OF twen-
ty.fye l45l feet back from said streets,
sec This ordinance shall take effect
upon approval.
Passed by the CITY Council n salt Lake
City. Utah, June ltth, il1., and eferred 10
the Mayor for his approval
j. o. NYSTROM.
City kecofder
Approved by the Mayor, Junellt lgG
EZRA THOMPSON
Nav0f
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respective
signers for further Information.

ebhNi9 lVi Aohlutl lhiofihduOn.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
Division, ia and for salt Lake County, State
on Utah In the matter Oi the estate OF
Nabbie " Clawson deceased. Notice. Tho
petition OF spencer Ulawson, administrator
OF the estate OF Naeble Y. CawsOn, deceased,
Tor confirmation Of the sale OF tho following
described real estate OF said decedent. 70.
WI. Commencing az the northeast corner
OF Lot II, Hook |, Plat ~" salt Lake CITY
Survey salt Lake CITY. Utah, Thence run.
ming west is1 feet thence south 0 rods,
thence east ~, feet; thonce north rods, to
place OF beginning, Together With d right
OF way oyer a portion u the following de-
scrlbed ldnd. Commencing at the southeast
corner Of said lot H. thence running north
one roo thence west ish foet thence s0ntn
one rod; thence east 49, feet, 10 the place or
beginnings for tho sun OF 5000, aud upon
the following terms, towit Cash as ap-
peaD from the return OF sale, filed Ia this
court has been set for hearing on Friday
the 10Th day Of Juue. A. D. 1912. at 10
o'clock am, at the County Court House Ia
the court room OF said court la salt
Lake City, Salt Lake County. Utah.
witness the Clerk y, SAID Court With
tho seal thereof Affixed THIS
lsKAL 9th day OF June a. ID. iv0a
JOHN JAMES CLERK
~ Q. Frank Emery, Deputy Clerk
Young Moyle, ATTORNEYS
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

Severe shocks Of earthquake are oc-
caslonally felt In the mountains. One
occurred last week which was accom-
panied by a tremendous noise, as OF
heavy cannonading. Slight shocks have
been in evidence In this city.
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spread Lille wIIdgrr

When things are "the best" they be.
come the best selling" Abraham
Hare, a leading druggist OF Belleyllle
o.. writes Electric Bitters are the
best selling bitters have handled IN
20 years You know why? Most dis.
eases begin In disorders OF the stomach
liver. Kidneys, bowels. blood and nerves
Electric Bltters tones up the stomach,
regulates liver, kidneys and bowels
purifies the blood, strengthens the
nerves, hence cures multltudes OF mala.
dies, II builds up the entire system,
Puts new life and vigor into any weak,
sickly, rundown man or woman. Price
on cents. Sold by y. C. NJ l. Drug Dept
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a CHARMED LIFE.

A little babe of Mr.. Henry &. Gale Of
this city has met with two peculiar ac-
cidents recently and Il seems the little
one must bear charmed life. A few
days ago the little one fell into large
ditch and was carried down stream for
nearly two blocks, and when found life
was almost gone, but by persistent ef-
fort II was resuseitated. After this its
parents had SACKED washtub full Of
lime, which was standing on the floor
seething hot, and the babe fell head
first into IT, scsldIng itself quite bad
ly, but II Is improving nicely, and viii
soon be around again
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PocATELLo PIONEERS.

A meeting Of the Pocatello Pioneers
committee on program for the Pioneer
celebration to be held July 4, was held
at the residence of II. 3. Kinport last
evening, at which a committee on ere.
dentials was appointed. consisting Of
d. Swlnehart, V. c. Roeder and J. M.
Masonheimer. whose duties are TO con-
slider and pass upon the right OF any
one applying to register The quain.
cation necessary Is residence In Poca-
tello prior to the ratification Of the
townsite treaty on Sept. /, 1885 Until
July ! win be given for any one claim
ing the privilege, to report to this COM
mittee, present their claim and. IL en-
titled so to do, TO register.
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prLlNouENr AssrssMrNr NnrInr.

ELY MINING AND MILLING CO..
Secretarys ofiici, Salt Lake Clty. Utah
May 81. 1902 Notice. There are delin.
quent upon the blowing described stock
on account Of assessment No. 10, levied
April Is, 1902, he several amounts set
opposite the nam 8 OF the respective share
holders as follows viz;
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OUR OWN STATE.

The work Of erecting the new steel
bridge In Ogden canyon viii be com.
menced next week.
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ana w accoruance Win law ana the or
der Of the Board Of Directors made Aprp
n. 1902. so many shares 81 each parcel OF
above stock as may be necessary. Will ba
sold at auction AZ the office OF the COM
pany. No 80 south Main Street. Salt Lake
city Utah, AZ 10 a. M. June lG 1902 80
pay delinquent assessment thereon to-
gethcr with costs of advertising and ex.
ponse Of sale
WIN. b. sPRAGUE. secy.
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STATE or UTAH.

wy NHW NVWTTNJ " 'NI' E1NN7
l. 30. Nystrom City Recorder " salt Lake
City Utah, do hereby certify that the above
aud foregoing is a full, true and cofrect copy
levying "a tax and for the assessment 0f
property on q street, between south Temple
and Fourth streets and on Third street, bo-
weenQ aud Il streets. Ia sewer District No
!. Tor the construction of a seEer' Passed
by he City Council Of salt Lake CITY Utah
Jnnei0th. l1l2. aud approved oy the Mayor
June 18th, 1902, As appears OF record 10 my
Office
ia witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand aud affixed the corporate seal OF
said city, this 18th day Of June 1902
lsea0 j. o. NYSrROM.
city Recorder
Bin No ej sewer Extension No 20
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WANTED.

In every town IN Utah. Idaho and
Wyoming. an honest, energetic boy to
sell the SATURDAY NEWS. Good
commissions paid Reference required.
Write US for particulars.
THE DEsERET NEWS.
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WIN B. sPRAGuE. secy.

June nth 10i2
BY order Of the BOARD OF Directors OF the
Ely Mining q Milling Co. the sale OF the
delinquent stock as above advertised, i
hereby postponed aud adjourned until June
q. 1902 at the hour Of 10 O'Clock q M Of said
day. WV. n. SpRAGuE
Sec'v XIV MINING 4 MILLING IN
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sALrAIR.s nATInNG

Was never better and that means the
finest bathing the world affords.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-08

for days and fail to find his equal
The ordinary manager would have been
been claiming the state by a safe"
majority, or would have been admitting
its loss with fierce outbursts against
fraud. But Mr.. jackson is no ordin-
airy politician. With fine tact, dignity
and courage he makes no claims, but
comedies nothing.
Possibly he had in mind the blunder
of 1876 by which the democratic chair
man revealed to the republican editor
his doubt as to the four southern
states that until that time had been
conceded to Tilden. That one indis-
erection suggested to the Hayes organ
iZation line of attack which was fol-
lowed out successfully. Mr. Jackson
was not to be caught showing possible
weak spots in his case to the enemy
by failing to claim the right things.
Nor was he going to give the apparent
victors a chance to overwhelm him with
ridicu1e on any specific assertions of
democratic success in districts that
might prove republican strongholds. So
he rose to the occasion with the val
liant statement: I'VE are making no
claims, but concede nothing"
This phrase deserves to become
Chambers bald Claim everything
1t ranks with Lawrence's Don't give
up the ship"
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AMES FOOT BALL TOUGHS.



After the foot ball game Saturday the
Ames team was obliged to seek trans
portation over the Rock Island as the
| Northwestern refused to carry it on ac-
count Of their lawlessness. The train
on the Rock Island was not regular
train or the officers would have been
on hand. The Ames team raised
merry hades, they stole whatever they
could get their hands on, including two
slot machines with their contents Of
pennies and gum, one of the machines
having been a gum machine. The
other was lung tester. The fellows
lunch counter between here and Iowa
City They attempted to carry away a
cigar case full of cigars but the judici-
Gus and prompt use Of revolver induc-
ed them to change their minds. The
marshal said the lights in the coaches
We're smashed by the gang. That the
entire gang was disgracefully drunk is
an aggravation of the offence rather
than a palliation and it is sincerely
hoped that they viii be made to feel
the full weight of the law.
Foot ball players, and ruffians are not
synonymous terms by any means, but
when a set of college students get
drunk, destroy property, steal what
ever they can lay their hands on, and
conduct themselves generally like
gang of prize fighting loafers, they
bring disgrace not only to foot ball but
TO the institution from which they
come