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PATRIOTIC AWAKENING.
II. p. O. u. Contribute 90 Mercur's
Needs - Births.

Eureka, Juab Co., June 2.-At the
last moment the people OF Eureka have
decided 10 celebrate independence day
and the members Of the city council set
the hall q rolling by appropriating $50
for the event. Mayor Gear heads COM
mittee OF business men who promise TO
make the Fourth a glorious one. All
kinds Of games and sports for old and
Young win be INDUCED In. A game OF
baseball win be played and a ball at
l. %. O. r. hall win be given the chill
dren. together with cakes. candles, nuts
ctc. The program will wind up with
Are works and a dance at night.
The stork stopped at the residence Of
Richard pascoe on the 2znd Inst. and
LEFT % little daughter.
John r. sullivan, foreman OF the
Mammoth mine aud wife welcomed a
little son 10 their home on June ~
CONTRIBUTE TO MERcuRs NEEDS
Al the regular meeting held last night
Tlntie Lodge No. III. B. 7. o, Il. APP
propriated SO for the benefit OF the SUI
ferers Of the big fire a, Mercur. The
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Sor,cr 10 srocKnoLDERS

pursuan, to a resolution Of the board
~ Slrectors Of the Woolley smokeless
Furnace company, a corporation guy
organized under the laws OF utah, q
meeting Of the stockholders Of me sara
comoany viii be held at 10 a. NJ. on
sandal. The 18th Of July 1902 AZ the
cfiice OF Richard W Young rooms ns
g9l.5 Templeton building salt LAKE
civ. Utah, to consider the proposition
~ ~ omeni article Of the articles OF
,ncornoratlon OF said company to read
Article 4 The amount OF the capital
sfock Of this company shall be twenty
az thousand dollars. divided into two
bundled ana fifty thousand shares OF
he mar value Of ten cents each. Fifty
thousand shares shall be treasury , STOCK
subiect 10 disposal by the board OK
is.o',ors Tor the interests Of the COM
IN ~ W. +. 7. WOoLLEY.
F'"' Secretary.
Salt Lake City, June 20 1872.
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fight shy OF the reds would make yov
smile. You see, there's reason noi
this. A cowboy breaks pony Tor the
| same reason father breaks PAD poy
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he amt goln' to do him any real harm
| II he can get results by kindness; bu'
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fellers when you've got 'em broke arr
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help you out, and no complainin' from
'em, either
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tenderfoot was tryin' TO break a cow
pony Wei Of course, he'd read bool
on how to break horses, and beeaus,
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APRIL FOOT GOLD MINING AND
MILLING COMPANY

NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCK.
holders meeting Notice ls hereby Civ
en- that there viii be a special meeting
OF the stockholders OF the April Fool
Gold Mining and Milling Company,
corporation OF Utah, held on Saturday,
the 18th day Of July, 1909, at the office
OF the company, l6l South Main Street.
Salt Lake City, Utah, at 10 o'clock a. m.
OF that day The objects and purposes
OF said meeting are as follows, to-wlt:
TO consider, adopt ratlfy and con-
firm the action Of the board Of directors
In accepting proposition for the sale
OF and selling the whole Of the COM
pany's properties for 100000 aud 70
consider and act upon such other mat
ters OF business as may properly come
before such meeting
A. W. M0UNTNEY.
Acting Secretary, April Fool Gold Min
ing and Milling Company.
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OUR NE|GHBORS.
LYMAN, WYOMING,
oLINE.ovERY WEDDING.
VIII Celebrstesthe Fourth - Crops
Doing Well - Work for All.

Doing Well - Work for All.
Special Correspondence.
Lyman, Wyoming, June A.-Crops
look fine and there is plenty Of water
up 10 date, though we have had no rain
for about month. The days are very
warm, the nights cool
William Marshall, Thomas and Jesse
Brough went over TO Cumberland yes
terday to attend the Y. NJ. NJ. l. A.
festival last evening.
oLINE-OVERY WEDDING,
Invitations are out for the wedding
reception of Edward Overy and Miss
Annie Oline, at the home Of James
Overy father OF the groom. They VIII
be married in the Salt Lake Temple
Thursday, June 26.
Sheep shearing Is in progress A
good many OF the men and boys from
Lyman are away engaged in this Ia
Dor.
There is always plenty OF work for
those who desire work in this place.
Work at Cumberland Is Frightening
up some. 4 few Of our young men are
still employed over there.
THE FOURTH.
A fine program is prepared for the
celebration OF the Fourth, under the d.
rectlon Of the following committee;
James Overy, James Syme, Ada Roll
Inns, j. Rasmussen John Guild, A grand
ball comes of in the evening.
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RlGBY, IDAHO.
DEATH OF OLIVER @. MYLER,
Ravages or Observation-Disclosures
Growth OF Town - The Fourth.


Growth of Town - The Fourth.
Special Correspondence.
Rigby, Fremont Co., Idaho, June 81
This morning very early, a young man
named oliver ]. Myler was taken from
our midst Deceased was the son OF
Oscar and Caroline Myler and was
about q years OF age He has been
subject for years TO occasional spells Of
sickness; the disease which has taken
him away being pronounced by the
doctor enlargement OF the heart
VICTIMS OF DIPHTHER1A.
Recently two children OF this place
have died OF diphtheria one little boy
about years Of age the son Of David
and Lillian NJ. Saxton and another the
4-year-old son OF Henry and Viola
Whitaker. The Whitaker family has
two or three more sick children but
they are recovering. The family Is
quarantined and We trust the disease
viii spread no farther.
PHENOMENAL GROWTH.
The rapid growth OF Rlgby Is some
what remarkable We have no mines
or anything phenomenal here but the
population has almost doubled during
the past year. Among the buildings
now In course OF erection are grlst
mill with n capacity OF 100 barrels per
day. and two large mercantile estab-
lishments. one being erected by Mr.. c.
w. Hill, OF Pocatello. Its dimensions
are about 50x2i feet with cellar, the
other by Mr.. James Eckersell OF Rex.
burg. about G0x2s feet, TO carry about
81. 600 worth OF stock.
Crops here are growing finely; we
have any amount OF water and pros
reefs for good haryests are excellent,
The people are preparing to celebrate
our nations birthday IN rousing
manner and a ans program has been
prepared.
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BIDS FOR SCHOOL Housr.

The trutsees OF Castle Gate school
district Will receive bids up TO and in
Guiding Saturday. July II, 1909, for the
erection OF a school building, according
TO plans and specifications which Will
be furnished upon application to the
undersigned. at Castle Gate. Utah.
All bids and proposals az the above
time win be publicly opened. The sue
cessful contractor win be required 10
furnish a bond, and deposit certified
check for ten percent OF the proposed
contract price. Bids VIII be received
for the erection OF the entire building
including foundation, or for the founda :
tion and building separate. Address.
w. ID. MacLean. secretary Castle Gate
school board, Castle Gate. Utah.
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NOTICE.

Zions Benefit Building society The
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
zion's Benefit Building society will be
held on Tuesday, July s, 1902 at :
o'clock p. M, at a. G. NJ. l. shoe fac
tory, for the election Of officers for
the ensuing year, the presentation of
the financial report and the transact
tion of such other business as may law
fully come before the meeting
EDGAR HOWE.
Secretary.
Salt Lake City, June IS, 1902.
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the Eureka team at the Lake resort
for $50 purse.
A complaint has been entered in Jus
tlce Fote's court by s. II. Beasley
against u, r. Miner charging the lat.
ter with assault II Is said the two
men had some disagreement over Beas-
ley taken the luoern from land which
he has leased from Miner for making
brick, and that Miner drew a revolver
on Beasley Mr., Miner has not yet
been arrested.
+. A, McGraw, who Is studying law
at Ann Arbor, Michigan, arrived home
last evening TO remain during the va
,atlon.
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choir at saltaIr today
HOLDEN.
Nv ely School Election - Scarcity OF
Water and short Crops.

Nv ely School Election - Scarcity OF
Water and short Crops.
Special Correspondence,
Holden, Mlllard Co., June 27.--The
Fourth will be duly celebrated here, a
fine program having been arranged for
the occasion.
A primary was held on the END inst,
which nominated Jas. J. Stephenson for
Office Of school trustee for ensuing three
years.
LIVELY SCHOOL ELECTION.
A very lively time Is expected over
the election Of county superintendent Of
schools; there Is no lack of candidates,
most of whom are IN the race against
their own incllnatlons (of course) but
on persistent efforts of their friends to
allow their names to be placed in nom
ination.
People are busy with their hay which
Is very light, owing to the long con-
tnued dry weather and scarcity OF
water,
The water supply is so low It will be
as much as we can do to keep our or
chards and gardens from burning up.
A great many of the men are leaving
for Nevada and elsewhere, seeking em-
ployment, as there Will be but very lit
tie second crop of hay and no grain
raised TO speak Of
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EUREKA.
WORK FOR RELIEF OF MERCUR
Lively Session OF City Council =
County Schools Non-Partisan.


County Schools Non-Partisan.
Special Correspondence.
Eureka. Juab County, June 26.-The
Primary Association gave a social and
dance at the Mormon meeting house
last night, which was largely patron
lied by out citizens. About $40 was
cleared over and above expenses which
Will be used for purchasing books for
the library OF the association.
FOR RELIEF OF MERCuR.
Mayor II. p. Gear called a mass
meeting Of the citizens of this place.
last night for the purpose OF aiding
the sufferers from the big fire at Mer-
cur. The meeting was held in the city
hall and many citizens responded to the
call. The mayor appointed commit
tee Of the following business men TO
take up subscriptions j. Il. Drlscoll
Fred Schoutz, w. ID. Classify. Dan Mar
tin, w T. Shrlyer, NJ. d. Hewlett, Phil
Clark and James Crooks, who imme-
diately communicated with Mayor
Luff of Mercur and found out what
things were most needed. They met
With q hearty response 10 their appeal
for aid from our citizens and will ship
a car load OF food and other necessities
in the morning over the Oregon Short
Line.
George Sedelinker OF Eureka and Miss
Christenla Morgan Of Goshen were
united In the holy bonds Of matrlmony
this week.
SCHOOLS NON PARTISAN.
A non-partisan school convention for
juab county will be held at Nephi,
July T. for the purpose Of nominating
a superintendent Of public schools. the
Office now held by ID. u. Bowen. The
primaries for the fifth school district,
TO elect delegates viii be held on July
2.
SPECIAL COUNCIL SESSION.
A special session of the city council
was held Tuesday evening and proved
to be a warm number. The meeting
was called TO consider the acceptance
Of the bid Of the Salt Lake Hardware
company for 10000 feet OF pipe. tanks.
hydrants and fittings for the new water
system about to be laid A fight was
made against the spiral steel pipe, two
OF the members OF the council claim
ing that the steel pipe was but an ex-
pertinent and wherever IL had been
used II had proven failure. The other
three members OF the council contend
cd that the pipe was equally as good
as wrought iron and in purchasing II
they would save TO the taxpayers the
neat sum OF over $1,000 The mayor
stated that when the council az their
meeting held last Tuesday, accepted
the bid OF the Hardware company, they
virtually signed a contract with said
company. as a representative Of the
company was present at the meeting
and when the council awarded the con-
tract TO his company he wired imme-
diately for the piping, and further
stated that the city ordinances proyid-
ed no measure whereby the council
could reconsider except at regular
meeting Of the council and then only
upon motion Of one Of the members
voting IN the majority. The members
who voted TO accept the bid declined 10
support such action. The question was
finally settled by motion requiring the
Hardware company TO furnish a bond
for sl2 900 guaranteeing the spiral steel
pipe for a period OF ten years. Work
win now be pushed on the water sys-
TEN.
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MAGNOLIA MINING AND MILLING,
COMPANY

NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTo CRHoLnERs
meeting. Noica /, hereby given thai thers
will be Especial meeting OF the Stockholders
ofthe Magnolia Mlnlng ara Willing COmplny,
a cofp)atlon NJ Utah held on Tue day ths
,th Gay Of Ju'y A. ~ 1871! az the once OF
the tompanY, III sonth Maln street. sat
Lake City, utan, nj 10 O,Otk a. m. OF that
day the object AMI nurD. 81, u said meeting
ar9 as folows, " W.
70 consider 100 d. ratify an 4 confirm this
action OF the Bon d u Directors in accent.
lug a proposition for tha sale OF and selling
The whole Of the Companys properties fnr
slg5,O000Q, aud y consider and acl upln such
other matters ~ business as may properly
come before such Meeting
A. W. MDuNTNEY.
secretary Magnolia Mining n | Milling Co.
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ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

DIPPER GOLD MINING AND MILLING
Company. Notice Is HEREBY given that tho
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Dipper Gold Mining aud Milling COMPANY
viii be held at the office Of the secretarf,
hoOm g05 lempleton building, Salt Lake
CITY, Utah, on Monday, the 7th day
OF July. 1872 az twelve o'clock ID. for the
Inc ensuing year aud 20 consider and act
upon the question OF ratlfying the action OF
the Board OF Directors 10 executing 4 bond
and lease upon the property owned by tho
company. aud TOR the TRANSACTION OF such
other business as may come before the mect'
ing. RICHARD r NORRIS
Dated May 3lst l9JA Secretar v
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Deseret savings Bank,
will DO held on Tuesday. the sth day OF July.
A. ID. 1907, ut II o'clock noon at It's Office In
the Deseret National Bank 81 salt Lake City.
for the purpose OF electlng directors 20 serve
for the ensuing year and for the transaction
OF such other business ~ may lawfully come
before t. ELIAS A. SMITH, Cashier.
salt Lake City, June "A. 1909
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LAYTON.

Serious Illness OF weil.known CIT.
liens 49, Birth.
Special Correspondence.
Layton, Davis Coz June T--A fine
son was born on Wednesday morning
OF this week to Mr. and Mrs. William
Whitesides. All doing well.
Word was received yesterday from
Canada that Richard Pulling, a former
resident Of Layton, was dangerously
sick. lie is afflicted with a paralytic
stroke
Andrew Watt OF this place. whose
afIiution has baflled the sklll OF physi.
clans for the past four years, Is o.
present very low.
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SANDY.
Wil Celebrate the Fourth In Grand
Style.

Special Correspondence.
Sandy, Salt Lake Co., June 2s.--sandy
viii have a grand celebration on the
Fourth The Young Recuit band Of
Taylorsville has been engaged A salute
Of % guns will be given al sunrise.
Allsops grove has been engaged the ex-
erclsas viii commence at 1890 n, m.
The races consisting OF foot horse and
bicycles. Will commence at y. m.
Some $50 VIII be offered In prizes a
match baseball for a purse VIII be Civ
en- by the Draper nine and either Red
Gale on Bingham canyon nine, A grand
display of fireworks I'm the evening.
Mayor G. c. Grape will be master Of
ceremonies and Geo. Marriott viii be
chaplain
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outs, Brulses and aurns oaichy Healed
Characteristic Pain Balm Is on anti
septic llniment, aud when applied to
cuts. bruises and burns, causes them TO
heal without maturation and much
more quickly than by the usual treat
ment. For sale by all druggists.
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PROVO.
SALOON MAN FINED,
Young People Overtaken by Dis.
aster by Fast Driving.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co, June 2S.-H Hon. James
II. Anderson was down from salt Lake
yesterday inspecting the Utah county
assessment records for the purpose OF
making comparisons with Salt Lake
county assessments.
Frank Cunningham was fined $50 by
Justice Foote yesterday for permitting
gambling in his saloon at Tucker
ovERTAKEN BY DISASTER
Hyrum Evans, Of Provo Bench, and
a Miss Davis, of Wallsburg, were
thrown from buggy Thursday night
while driving on Provo bench and rae,
ing with another team. Miss Davis
had her right arm broken and the ell
bow dlslocated, and Mr.. Evans cheek
bone was broken. Dr. Arid attend the
Injured persons, who are doing as well
as possible under the circumstances.
VIM. f. Rydalch will deliver the
Fourth OF July ora ton In springvilie.
The town Is making preparations for
big celebration.
David John and son will erect a
brick building on the ground now oc-
cupied by Pedersen's grocery store and
Clarks barber shop east OF barney :
dry goods store. Tho new building will
probably be occupied by ID. John. Jr.,
who. Il is said, intends to go into the
mercantile business.
Thad. H. Cluff has accepted the po-
sition OF manager Of the Provo knit
ting factory.
The salt Palace company OF Salt
Lake City VIII appear In the Opera
house on the evening Of July 4.
The Democrat Juniors viii play the
Salt Lake Reds on the afternoon % the
Fourth in the west square for the light
weight championship OF the state.
Later in the day the Juniors Will play
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money was sent direct to Mayor Luft.
who is a member OF Tintc Lodge, 70 be
used as he sees NJ TO alleviate suffer-
ing and hunger
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AN ORDINANCE.


AN ORDINANCE LEvYIYG A TAX
and 10 the assessment OF property on y
htreetbetween South Temple and Fourth
Streets. and on Third Street between . and
Streets, In Sewer District No. !, for the
construction Of q sewer
BE Il Ordained by the City Council OF Salt
Lake City, Utah;
sectlonl That the city Council does bore.
by levy q tax and provide for the assessment
upon the property hereinafter described
AUDITING on q Street, between south Temple
and Fourth Streets, and on Third Street, be-
tween Y and streets. In Sewer District
No. |.
This tax Is levied 10 defray the expense OF
constructing a sewer upon said portions OF
said streets opposite tho property hereinafter
described. 10 BE- especially effected and bene-
fitted by said improvement, aud IL is hereby
adjudged determined and established. that
the same will be especially beneiitte there
by h. the fell amount OF the tax hereby
levied, and said ia reels Of land are hereby
assessed at al equal and uniform rate In ac-
cordance with the linear foot frontage upon
the portions OF said streets AUDITING on aud
10 depth OF twenty. I've cji feet back
therefrom, aud the tax hereby levied and 70
DO assessed upon said parcels Of land Is Two
Thousand Two iundred Forty Dollars
a. $4,000 or 70-l(Q Dollars 60 per front or
linear foot aud the Treasurer Is hereby au
thorized and empowered 20 assess Ia accord
ance With the provisions OF this ordinance
for the purpose herein mentioned; The north
40 feet Of Lot 2 and all Of lot a, Block 5
the north 40 feet Of Lot l. and all OF Lot 4,
Block q; all OF Lots and T. Block IL: all OF
Lots and 3. Block ~, all OF Lots ., 3. and
the east lt0 feet Of Lot q Block n, all OF
Lots ! aud 4. Block %; all Of Lots aud 4,
Block e1i all OF Lots l. 9, and the cast ll0
feet Of Lot .. Block Is Plat &c" salt Lake
CITY Survey, as the same are shown upon the
Official pats OF said City, 20 depth OF TWEEN
ty-hve llbl feet back from said streets.
sec 2 This ordinance shall take effect
Passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
City. Utah, June 10Th, 1902, and referred 10
the Mayor for his approval .
City Recorder.
Approved by the Mayor, June 18th. 1909
EZRA THOMPSON,
Mayor,
STATE OF UTAH,
City and County OF Salt Lake,
LILO Nystrom. City Recorder Of Salt Lake
City, Utah. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing Is full true ana correct copy
OF an ordinance entitled AN ordnance
levylng tax and for the assessment OF
property on q Street, between south Temple
and Fourth streets, and on Third Street, be-
ween Q aud x StreatS In sewer District No,
!, for the construction OF sewer Passed
by the city Council OF Salt Lake City. Utah,
June 10Th. 1907. and approved Dy the Mayor,
June 18th, 1902, as appears OF record la my
Office
In witness whereof. have heteunto set
my hand and afiyed the corporate seal OF
said city. this 18th day Of June 1904
seal J. o. NYsrkpM
city Recorder
Bill No e5. Sewer Extension NO. ~
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LIFE OF A PIONEER.

Autobiography Of Capt jones 8.
Brown, $40 pages. bound In cloth. Price
$500; for sale at the Cannon Book Store.
(Deseret News. Props). II and 10 Main
Street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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