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ASSESSMENT No. II.

ELY MINING AND MILLING COMPANY
once aud principal pac' Of business salt
LAKE City. Utah. Notice Is hereby given
that AZ meeting % the director, held on
the End day Of July, la0', an asses mont %
~ cents per share was levied on al the
shares o. the capital stock Of the c0tplra-
ton issued and outstanding paYab'e on or
before August OH. la 2, the Secretary, AZ
city Utah. Any stock upon which tue as
sessmen MAY remain unpaid on the ltl Day
OF August ~ =. viii DO delluquent and adj
vertised Tor sale az public au,tiln. and Hu-
less payment Il made before 50 many " the
saAfes represented bY each cUrllhcate OF thf
stock 30 delinquent az may DO necesssry Will
10 sold on the eth day OF August 1902 at
10 o'clock a m, 70 pay the delinquent a,sess-
ment. together With the cost OF Advertising
and expense of sale.
WI. q. sPRAGUE. SecretarI.
By order OF the Hoard OF Directnfs.
Salt Lake City. Utah July 2nd 49,.
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BIDS FOR CITY PROPERTY.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office OF the city recorder, room 100
City and County building, until 4
o'clock p. m, Monday, July n, 1902 for
the following described property Part
Of lot 9, block n, plat A, Salt Lake
city survey, described as follows;
Commencing at the northwest cor
ner OF said lot O. block n, plat A;
thence east 1875 feet; thence south
1853 feet; thence west 1905 feet; thence
north 1853 feet 70 the place OF beginning,
situated ut the corner OF First South
and State streets.
All bids must be sealed and envelope
marked on the outside, sealed bids on
city property advertised for sale"
which bid shall carry with II as a
guarantee Of good faith, a certified
check upon some local bank Of 10 per
cent Of SAID bid. The city reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids.
BY order OF the City Council, dated
July Z, 1902, J, o. NYSTRoM,
City Recorder.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
SDeClaI TaN.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN accordance with ordinances passed hy
the city Council OF Salt Lake city. and
approved July lth and sth, 1902 respec-
lively the special tax thereby levied, to
defray the expense OF constructing a
sewer on 20" street, between South Tenn
pie and Fourth streets, and on Third
street between 90 and "R' streets, In
Sewer District No, / becomes delinquent
on the Sth day Of September, 1902
Such tax is levied on the following de-
scribed property namely, the north 40
feet OF lot 2, and all OF lot Q, block 8. the
north l4O feet OF lot |, aud all Of lot 4.
block s; all Of lots and 4, block II; ali Of
lots 2 and 3. block IL, all Of lots 2. 3, 4,
and the east li0 feet OF lot 3, block 2l.
all Of lots and 4, block q all Of lots
and 4, block q. all OF lots 1, 2, 3, and the
cast l4O feet OF lot 2, block %, plat &C."
Salt Lake City Survey as the same are
shown upon the ofiiclal plats OF said city.
to a depth OF twenty-five (2O feet back
from said streets.
RICHARD p. MORRIS,
City Treasurer.
Salt Lake City, July lG 1902
Sewer Extension No. ~
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snrIcr no CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
salt Lake city. Utah, July lith, log sealed
prOpo .als. accompanied BY pans and specl.
Hcations. will be- received al this ONCE unth
u a IN, Monday. August llth, lt2 Tor the
furnishing OF all material AMI labor ana
efrct,nga City jail q accommodate ~ adult
male. 10 adult female, 5 minor male and
minor female prisoners
Tbe Botrl reserves the right % valve any
in'orma.lty and % reje,tany aud 81 Dids
Tor further Information Apply TO b1afl OF
Public Works, ...,r
Ry order N the Boarl n Public WORKS
Holm T. UODLi, Chairman,
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TREASURET0N, IDAHO,
Helpmeet of Bishop sucoumbs to
Heart Failure.
DEATH OF MRS, A. QUAY.


Heart Failure.
Special Correspondence.
Treasureton, oneida Co., Ida, July
l2-On Sunday the 9th inst. the Saints
Of this ward We're called upon to mourn
the loss Of Sister Alameda Quayle, wife
OF our respected Bishop, She was one
Of the most beloved IN the ward, She
Is the daughter Of Benz, Hymas OF
Hyde Park, who owns ranch here.
She died from heart failure, following
confinement and was In her twenty
ninth year She was an active and
jealous worker in the organizations Of
the ward whore she will be greatly
missed, The funeral was largely at
tended from Gentle Valley Preston.
Hyde Park and Logan. Apostle Cowley
was In attendance with Jos. Geddes Oh
the stake presidency. The speakers Of
fered words Of encouragement and
sympathy 20 all. our Bishop Is now
alone, having no children to comfort
him.
Haying is now commenced with a
good crop. Treasureton Is situated in
the extreme north end Of Cache val
ley In the hills, dividing Cache and
Gentle valleys, the people being en-
gagged principally In dairying and
stock raising
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY owsERs
gpaataI TaW

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In accordance with ordinances passed by
the city Council of Salt Lake city and
approved July 1th and sth 1919 rcspec-
lively, the special tax thereby levied 90
defray the expense 81 constructing "a
sewer on First North street. between
East Temple and State streets. and on
State street, between First North street
and Hillside avenue. 10 Sewer District No.
J. becomes delinquent On The Sih day Of
September. lQ2.
such tax o. leyiel on the following de-
scribed property. namely, the east 3b feet
81 lot 0, an Of lot g. block 80, plat a.
also commencing at the northeast cor
ner Of Sid lot G. thence east 9 feet. all u
lots l. 2 3. I, and the east 163 feet Of
lot 6. block 2: all OF lots J. q T. o. and the
south Is feet Of lot g, block ] all Of lots
2 and 3 block l. plat "E," ana all OF
lot 2. block ], pialt * Salt Lake city
Survey, as tho same are shown upon the
official plats Of said city, 70 "A depth OF
twenty-five as feet back from said
streets
RICHARD P. MORRIS,
CITY Treasurcr.
Salt Lake City, July ig, ile2
Sewer Extension No. s..
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN accordance with ordinances passed by
the city Council Of Salt Lake city, and
spectlvely the special tax thereby levied.
TO detray the expense Of constructing a
sewer on the south side OF Third South
street, between Seventh and Eighth East
streets. In Sewer District No. 1. becomes
delinquent on the Sth day Of September.
1902
scribed property namely, an OF lots 9 and
q, block 49, plat "B" Salt Lake City Sur
vey. as the same are shown upon the
official plats Of said city, TO q depth Of
twenty-five feet back from said street
RICHARD L, NORRIS,
City Treasurer.
Salt Lake City, July 16 1902
Sewer Extension No. So,
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RICHFlELD.
TERRIFIC TIMBER FIRES.
Crops Killed by FrOst-School Elcc-
ton Notes -- Grasshoppers.

Richned, Sewer Co.. July 1L-word
has been received by the Richheld
Reaper that all the early grain Of
Pangultch valley had been killed by the
frost The late grain Is badly cut down
but II has a chance TO revive, though
II Is thought potatoes are per-
manently killed all over the valley.
This means a loss Of practically 1000
acres Of grain and over 100 acres Of
potatoes and IL a setback Of some 49,
900 to the families up there. They will
now be compelled 70 again rely on Sc
vier and counties farther north for
their supply OF -four for the coming
year.
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NOTICE ro CoNrRACroRs.

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC
Works, Salt Lake city Utah. July II,
1902 Sealed proposals win be received
at this Office until II a. IN, OF Monday,
July rs, 1902, for the work Of construct
ing fire cisterns
Instructions TO bidders, together with
specifications and form for the con-
tract and bond can be obtained upon
application at the office OF the Board OF
Public Works or City Engineer
The right Is reserved TO reject any
and all bids
BY order Of the Board OF Public
Works.
JOHN y. DOOLY. Chairman.
Louis G. Kelsey, City Engineer
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEN, THAT 4
mretlng OF the membes OF the Churga OF
iesus christ OF Latter-daY sa'dts, residing
iuuo Thirty-hrst 3isp Ward OF SAID Church,
la the County oi salt LAKE AM STATE OF
Utah rUl al hold al The first lsO Ward
NeatIrr House. % Monday The llst daY OF
July, 1902. az 5 o'clockp p, m Tor We purpose
~ considering the advlsabillty y mortgAg-
ms the Slst Ward property tor tho pnfp1ss
Of erecting a meeting house ior SAID Earl'
ana for the transaction 81 sach olneF ousl-
Inc IDWfN - silELTS
bishop " said Ward.
Dated July ). 1904
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
suefial Iax

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
I'm accordance with ordinances passed by
the City Council Of Salt Lake city and
approved May 9Th and June Ind. 1902, re-
spectlvely. the special tax thereby levied
10 defray the expense Of constructing a
sewer on CO.. street, between South Tenn
No. /, becomes delinquent ON the End day
Of August 1872
Such tax Is levied on the following de-
scribed property namely an Of lot 4,
block 70; an Of lots and I block II. all
OF lots z and 3. block IS plat N" Salt
Lake CITY Survey, as the same are shown
upon the official plat Of said cts, 10 a
depth OF twenty-five 90 feet back from
said street.
RICHARD p. MORRIS.
city Treasurer.
Salt Lake City July iG, 1902
Sewer Extension No. s..
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M CnNrRAITnRs

THE BEAR RIVER WATER COMPANY
win receive bids FOR canal excavation. con-
sistiDg Of about ~, 30 cubic yards OF scrapef
work and about 20 0o1 cubic yards u dfedg.
Ing. said work Ia located within Q miles %
Montpelier. Idaho Bids must be addressed
10 J. q. Wheol0n chief engineer. care Bur
goyne Hotel Montpelier, Idaho not later
than August ist is)2 The company reserves
The right 10 reject any and al bl1s
,signedl fHOR H. CUTLER,
PresidenL
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ESTATE OF PHOEBE c. YOUNG,
deceased. The undersigned will sell at
private sale the following real property
situated in Salt Lake county. UTAH
Lots 81 and 90 In block 2, plat A, South
Main street addition, subdivision Of
part Of block eleven IN, Five Acre
Plat "a" Big Field survey on or after
Tuesday, the 22nd day Of July, 1902, and
written bids viii De ret eiyed at the
office Of Young & Moye. attorneys,
Deseret National Bank building, Salt
Lake City Utah. Terms OF sale cash
upon confirmation by the court.
WIN. c. YOUNG. Administrator.
Dated June 30, 1902.
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NANY RECRUITH.

Wallace Whitecotton, the 16-year-old
son Of Attorney Whitecotton, enlisted
in the United States navy as an APP
prentice yesterday. Six other appli-
cants failed to pass the physical ex-
animation, The new recruit leaves
this evening for San Francisco, togeth-
er with any others that may enlist to-
day.
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MOVE AGAINST GAMBLING.

The city council at its last session
decided to pass an ordinance that will
prohibit the saloons from locking any
OF It's card rooms or other adjoining
rooms. The councllmen believe con-
able gambling has been going on
In Richheld OF late and that the OFF,
GERS have not sufficient rights OF in
gress TO rooms TO enable them TO catch
the gamesters at their work. Accord
ingly the council instructed Attorney
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WANTED.

In every town In Utah. Idaho and
Wyoming, an honest, energetic boy 10
cell the SATURDAY NEWS. Good
commissions paid. References required.
Write us for particulars.
TIE DESERET NEWS.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Harry Ayres, night operator for the
r, G. w. Railway company at Spring.
Vile, went out TO look for tramps
Thursday night When he came back
into the Office his gun accidentally ex-
ploded and inflicted a flesh wound in
Mr.. Ayres' leg. He was taken to the
hospital in Salt Lake City yesterday.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
SUMMER SCHOOL ADJoURNs.
Editor Boyden Home from California
Trip - Politics.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Mt, Pleasant, Sanpete Co., July IS
J, NJ, Boyden, editor of the Mt. Pleas
ant Pyramid, is again at home, after
a months pleasure trip 10 the Pacific
coast, with the Utah Press association.
While away he and his wife, made a
visit to the home OF his parents, who
live I'm Plumas county, Cal He re-
ports having a delightful time.
SUMMER SCHOOL.
The central Utah summer school
which has been in session here for the
past six weeks. closed today, after a
very successful session. Prof Marshall,
Of the Wasatch academy, who has been
one Of the principal teachers, will leave
today for trip 10 the Yellowstone
park
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STATE OF UTAH.
Caysaerg gtr garW Iaur
2osl5iLos

STATE OF UTAH. l..
COUNTY or SALT LAEE, ~
/, W. r. Adams. cashier u the above named
bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true 70 tls best u my knoWl-
edge and belief. W. 4. ADAMS.
Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn TO before me this 18th
day OF May, 1872.
lsEAL.l l. A. EVANS
Notary Public
Corrsct-Attest; PRANK KNOX,
0EO. A. LOWE,
10. LYNCH.
nIfaetnra
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PROVO.
Harry Ayres Accidentally Shot =.
Navy Recruit Police Court.

Special Correspondence,
Provo, Utah Co., July 1S,-The funer-
al services over the remains OF
Ray Jackman, who was killed at the
Park City explosion, VIII be held Sun
day afternoon from the Second ward
meeting house, commencing at 2
o'clock.
d. II. Thomas will practice law IN
this city, He will be located In the office
of Charles De NOISY
The courthouse officials and the
printers will play ball today on the
West square.
G. n. Loose has purchased the west
part of the Union block on Center
street from the Tunnicliff estate Tor
$4,000 The building has 20 feet
frontage, and Is now occupied by
r, r, Irvine & Sons as Ord goods
store
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Jennings TO draw up such IN ordi-
nance In time to be presented at its
next session.
Andrew Rasmussen, who Is running
the Monroe cattle, was down from the
mountain Tuesday He reports sever
al strange and .Gudden deaths In the
herd. They bloat badly and quickly
after death The strange death comes
to the fat and poor alike.
The Bertleson House has closed and
Monroe Is left without a hotel for the
first time In nearly 20 years,
BIG CATCH or GRAssHoPPERs.
The people Of Venice had a grass
hopper hunt Tuesday and Wednesday,
Bishop j. C., Cowley and w. w. Blu
chanan chose up sides OF 10 each and
they worked for the dance and supper
the Cowley side winning In the two
days they captured ASA pounds or l2l
bushels Of the pest. They are taking
great deal Of the grain down that
way and the people are anxious TO
have systematic fight made on Them
for II means a loss Of crops II they are
allowed to 20 till next year.
A farmers mass meeting Will be held
at Monroe Friday evening to consider
measures to save the crops from the
rayages OF grasshoppers. II a united
effort to destroy them Is not quickly
made, a portion of the crops will be lost
this year.
DIPHTHERIA SUFFERERS.
The family Of S. p. Jensen, Of Glen
wood, Is in a pltiable condition. Every
one Of the four children are down with
diphtheria and one OF them, a nine
year old boy, had to take all food
through a tube for several days past.
The mother has been quite IN with
mouth disease resulting from decayed
teeth and the constant wear has told
on the father who is now nearly worn
out, Yesterday they were all reported
better by DR., Herbert who Is caring for
them,
SCHOOL ELECTION NOTES.
This was Kimberley's first regular
school election and there was a full
board TO choose. They selected. For
three years, Joseph Hylanl for two
years, John Meteer for one year. o.
Wiser.
At Annabella and Central the trouble
was to get enough votes out, In Central
they paid the trustees s45--sl5 each and
reelected A. r. Hawley for the 3-year
term while James Hansen was elected
to fill the vacancy caused by Fred An
derson, resigned, Mrs, Susan Gauchat
was elected In Annabella.
TERRIFIC TIMBER FIRES.
The terrible fires Of last season are
being repeated all along the timber belt
that fringes the divide Of the Great Ba-
sin and reaches from Wayne county on
down through Garfield. The air for
miles on each SIDE of the belt has been
hazy with the smoke from the terrible
confagratlon which Is destroying thou
sands and thousands of the noble pines
that help to constitute Utahs best tim
Der belt.
The most disastrous OF these fires Is
on the mountain above Teasdale and
Grover, Wayne county, and Il is said
that an Indian started II while in pur-
suit OF game. The immense proper
lions that It has assumed has put It be-
yond the control of men TO extinguish,
but It is hoped that rain fell
there yesterday and today and put an
END to the devastation that is being
carried in the wake Of this awful blaze,
--Rlchheld Reaper.
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MORE NEW ARRIVALs.

The household Of Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph
Chivrell was made happy over the
arrival of q little babe this morning.
Alexander J. Gourley and wife well
coined a little son TO their home on
July ~.
A baby girl was born 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Vanarslale, Of Silver city. on
July 10.
Elght-year.od Arthur Jensen, Of
Knightsville. had his arm broken above
the elbow while at play with his COM
panions. The limb was set and he is
doing nicely.
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OUR OWN STATE.

The branch office OF the Dessert
news IN ogden is at No $50 Iwenty-
sourth street, where advertisements
and subscriptions VIII be reeelyeu'
The News" is delivered by carriers IN
OGDEN every evening on the same
terms as In Salt Lake city
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF Susannah Schoheld, deceased. Cree
dltors viii present claims with youeh-
ers TO the undersigned at the Office Of
James II Moyle, Deseret National
Bank Building salt Lake city Utah.
on or before the lst day OF June, A. ID.
1903.
NEPHI Y. sCH0FIELD,
Executor OF the Estate Of Susannah
Schoheld. deceased,
Date OF first publication, July S,
1909.
James II. Moyle, Attorney.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS,


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In accordance with ordinances passed b.,
the City Council Of Salt Lake City, and
approved July 7th and Sth 1902 respec-
lively the special tax thereby levied, 20
defray the expense Of grading, curhing
and paving State street, between South
Temple and North Temple streets,in Paw
Ing District No. Q, becomes delinquent as
follows; Three-fourths go Of the total
am6unt 50 levied shall become delinquent
August Eth 1902. and One-fourth 40 on
the 30th day OF June. 1893
Such tax Is levied on the following de-
scIibed property. namely beginning 80
feet east OF the southeast corner Of block
S.. plat "a" running thence north 6g}
feet; all OF lots and 9, block /, and all
of lot s. block g. plat 81" Salt Lake city
Survey. also part OF section a. township /
north. range 1 east, Salt Lake meridian.
beginning at the northeast corner Of Stnte
street and Canyon Road, and running
thence north l6i9l feet, abuttng on ssi
street and extending back g feet from
each side thereof, as the same appear AMI
are shown upon the official plats Of Salt
Lake city.
RICHARD 2. MORRIS,
City Treasurer.
Salt Lake City, July 16, 1902
Paving Extension No. >.
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consult County Clerk or the respectlye
NBhols tor further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
n,ifnisi34n W ana Tor SAT- Lake County, State
NM "u, ~ lhe matterof the est8teoi Henry
NUS, Ie,ecesed Notice The petition OF
george W. ,hlls, Administrator of'tle Sta
o. htniy BINS Deceased, Drawing Tor An or.
DER or SAFE OF fvai and personal nronorty Of
salu uecedent, and that All persons Intefe,t-
ca Appear before the said Court 10 show
oa iil WY an order should not be granted TO
~ ~ nlHun ef snail be necessary " tbs FOL.
lowing described real estate and personal
property OF said deceased, To- wit.
REAL ESTATE
commencing eight and aity.iour hun
ursutns Cualus north from the southwest
corner OF the northwest quarter of SEXTON
eleven. township three, south OF Range ooa
hest OF the Nat Lake Meridian. thence north
three ana tiu eight hundredtbs rbaIns
thence inorth sixty three and one-hAI do,
Riees east twenty and seven tenth chains.
thenGe north three and seventy Eve hun.
uIo Iths enains, thence north eighty.two All.
gross east fods chains, Themes north sIxt,
degrees east Eve and sit tentbs cbalnI
thence north seytnty-seysn degrees saA
thfeo ana I'VE tenths chaius toR point on tha
west pAns OF jordan river. thence about
south thfty' nine degrees east along wost
oank OF Jordan River twentY.iouf and four
t.uths chains, more or less TO a cedar most
~ southeast corner OF tract thence ablut
south eighty. Eight degrees ten minutes west
" ultect llne forty six and five tenths
chains 20 the place OF beginning containing
NY acres In SAT- Lake County, State Oh
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
$50 head OF stock sheep. cows. helferS
] horse, pigs ! wagon | set harness, l3
shares OF the capital stock OF the sonth 'ior.
uAn 1 ana company, AID Is sharesI I the
capital STOCK OF the Beckstead IRRIGATION
Company, has been sot Tor hearing On Friday
the end day Of August. A D. iDOi. an 10
o'clock a. No., at the County Court Honse' In
ihg Court, ioom " said Court in Salt
Lake cry, salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk of said Court with tina
seal thereof affixed, this nth day
SEAL Of July A. D. 1902.
BY G. Frank Emery, Deputy CLERK.
Ferguson & Cannon Attorneys.
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SCHOOL FINANCES.

The financial statement Of the trus-
tees of Eureka school district No. 5. FOR
The past year show the total receipts 20
be si2.i65.Gl; disbursements, tl0,3lI6s;
balance on hand u,Si.g2.
]. A. Beaman has been elected school
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EUREKA.
PATTERsoN-PRoCToR UNIo'
Death of Mrs. Gibboney-sohool Ii-
nances-New Arrivals,

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Juab Co., July 1s.-George X.
Proctor, ST., who obtained a divorce
from his wife agnes Proctor on a
charge OF desertion at Nephi last Satur-
day was tonight married TO Miss Mary
Patterson OF this camp by Bishop
Daniel Connolly. After the wedding
ceremony the guests present sat down
to an elaborate supper. The newly
welded pair viii make their home In
ITtvaLa
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DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE d.
vision, salt Lake County, Utah. Es-
tate Of Elvira Dubois, insane Person.
The undersigned win sell at private
sale, all the right, title and interest OF
Elvira Dubois, the above named insane
person, in the following property stu
atei in Salt Lake city and County,
Utah, to-wit Lots Is and 10, Block /,
Jordan Place Subdivision OF Sections .
and 3, Township /, South q Range |,
West Salt Lake Meridian, contalning2b.S
square rods, ON or after the 23rd day Of
July a, d. 1902. at 10 a. m. Of said day,
and written bids vii be received at the
Office of this guardian, 800 Auerbach
Building, Salt Lake City. The terms
OF sale are cash.
CHARLES DUBOIS,
Guardian.
Dated June 9th. 1902.