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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
GENERAL CHURCH NEWS.

The annual Sunday school conference
OF the Fremont stake Of Zion has been
postponed for one week, or from Sun
day, Sept IA to Sunday, Sept. q.
on account Of the fair TO be held in
the st. George stake about Sept. Is, the
conference OF that stake has been
changed from the l4th and 18th to tine
goth and 2lst The conference at Paro-
wan VIII be held Sept IA and IL instead
OF the 2lst and 22nd as hitherto an
nounced.
Elder j. w. Summerhays OF the gem
eral Sunday School Union board will
attend the Morgan stake Sunday School
Union meeting at Morgan city tomor-
row afternoon.
Asst. Supt j. NJ. Tanner will attend
Sunday school meeting at Provo to-
morrow.
Elder George ID. Piper, general sec
rotary of Church Sunday schools, will
meet with the Sunday school workers
of Denver tomorrow.
Elder Philip s. Maycock will deliver
an address before the Mutual Improve
ment association of the Fifteenth ward
tomorrow evening, his subject being
Religion apart from life" A special
musical program will be rendered, in
Guiding q song by Miss Beatrice Girls.
mon. Services begin AT $50. The pub
lie are invited.
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OUR NE|CHBORS.
PRESTON, IDAHO.
LOCAL NEWSPAPER SALE.
Mrs. Julia Jensen Has Arm Broken
- Farewell Social.


= Farewell Social.
Special Correspondence.
Preston, Oneida Co, Idaho. Sept A.
Yesterday Mrs. Julia Jensen Of this
place fell from load OF hay, resulting
In a broken arm and number Of pain
fdl bruises. In driving over canal
a'e miscalculated In crossing nav
row bridge.
FAREWELL SOCIAL.
Last evening the members Of Preston
Second ward met In force az the meet
ing house 10 show appreciation of the
labors In the ward Of Brother and Sis
ttr III. ]. Hallon who leave us shortly
20 accept a position on the Deseret
News. Dancing. speechmaking. songs,
etc, were INDUCED in ana a delicious
supper spread by the good sisters of
the ward finished up the evenings ed :.
iertsinment.
II Is said that the Preston Standard.
Of which Mr.. Halton has been manager
Tor some months past, his this morning
been sold to a local stock company, and
that the oneida County Republican
has been bought by the same company
from r. II. Davis. Esq, of Canyon
county, Idaho. which means that the
two papers VIII be consolidated and an
effort made 10 make one good, live, up
.o-datc country newspaper. The runner
IL pretty well authenticated also that
II will be run as a Republican paper
The Preston First ward Relief society
Is holding q two days fair, which pro-
misses 10 be successful.
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bune, has about completed the batch OF
examination papers from the recent
session OF the normal. The following
are awarded first grade certificates
"hich Is the highest mark OF scholar.
Sip and efficiency which the county
Gun bestow The first grade certificate
can be renewed at any time so long as
The holder Is teaching, which makes II
virtually a life certificate The for
tunate ones are; NJ Agnes Lynch, NJ.
Dorothy Lynch. Blackfoot; Grace
I.aughran. Pocatello j. II. Bevins
Thatcher Julia NJ. sullivan. Grace.
MINING ACTIVITY.
A batch OF 45 mining locations and
mining deeds were filed with the county
clerk yesterday which breaks all prevI-
ous records In that line.
II certainly looks Ike there was
romething doing on the reservation. All
out Ave We're locations. The locators
Of the great majority Of the claims are
Frank Gooding, Fred Goodlng, Joseph
II. Gooding, j. A. Campbell, r. L..
Etobbs. l.. d. Jamison and A. Norman.
These are all within the Fort Hall min
Ing district.
Mrs. Martina Olsen, wife Of Mr.. Alex
Olsen. gave birth to fine baby boy
IN Aug. %, and all are progressing
levorably Notwithstanding the great
difficulty of obtaining competent nurs.
ing and household help,
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NOTICE or SPECIAL CITY TAX.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. NOTICE
IS hereby given that a special tax for the
purpose OF constructing a sewer on ~
Street between south Temple and Second
streets, in Sewer District No. l. has been
levied aud confirmed by ordinances " the
City council, approved July 2lst and August
2gth. llp2. respectively.
said spec al tax Is levied upon the follow
Ing descrle ! real property In salt Lake City,
wit; he nortn li0 feet OF Lot 2; all OF
i.ot2. Blocs Z the north i4l feet Of Lot l. aud
thes0uth 100 feet OF 10, T. Block ); the north
no feet OF Lot l. and all OF Let 4. Block q; all
OF OTIS and 8 Block 81 Plat ~" Salt Lake
Uite survey. 20 a depth OF TWENTY-FIVE feet
back from said II" Street. and j. due and
payable now and vii! become delinquent on
the 18th day OF October, lsr.
An special taxes are payable az my Office.
Room i02. city and County Building. salt
Lake City.
Dated at Salt Lake City, September s. 1909.
RICHARD Y. MORRIS.
City Treasurer anG spscial Tax Collector.
Sewer Extension NO. o.,
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PROVO.
HARD LINES FOR HoBOs.
j. T.. Burr, a City Prisoner, Taken
Seriously III.

Special Correspondence.
Provo Sept. 6.--J. Il. Burr. maa
about 80 years of age, who is serving
% days sentence In the county Jail for
vagrancy, was taken seriously III from
neuralgia of the heart, Thursday night
and II was thought he would die; but
yesterday he was better Burr claims
to have a family In Arizona, he also
claims to be Knight of Pytbias but
has refused to give the number of his
lodge 20 local members Of the order.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Bullock; all we'll
Tom Rogers and Jim Curley, two fake
iewelry peddlers. were before City JUS
tIce John today to answer to the charge
OF peddlIng without license. Rogers
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to $50
or 80 days in Jail, which means 50 days
for him. Curley demanded jury trial
which resulted in a conviction. He was
also fined $50 and will serve 80 days In
jeil,
Rev. Ketman. Of Fremont, Neb,. VIII
preach in the Baptist church Sunday
forenoon, and Rev. Bruce Kinney, OF
Salt Lake, will preach there in the
evening.
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both ends In order to complete the con.
nectlon between here and the main line.
Mr.. George Gould's announcement that
the cutoff will not be completed i'm
mediately Is moi received here as
statement Ct fuct In view of the very
active operations now in progress.
TWO PAINFUL ACCIDENTS.
Yesterday an accident occurred on
the HARDWOOD contract by which one
man had his leg broken and another
had his arm and head considerably
bruised. DR.. West went UP the canyon
TO attend TO the injuries and have the
men removed here TO the local hospi-
tai
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DOUNTrrUL HARVEST.
KIMBERLEY.
ACCIDENT AT ANNIE LAURIE.
o. Flanders Of junction Killed in a
CAVERN.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Kimberley, Piute Co., Sept. A fatal
accident occurred in the Annie Laurie
mine this afternoon. o. Flanders was
caught in a cave in as he and his part
ner, MIR. Sylvester, began work In a
new drift. Flander was caught against
a timber and when rescuing parties
reached him life was extinct. He was
So years old and his home was In
Junction. Piute Co., where he leaves
wife and four helpless children.
DR.. Peterson. president and manager
OF the Trapper's Pride mine, was kick.
ed by horse this afternoon in the ad-
domen and severely injured. Unless
ruptured the doctor thinks he win soon
recover, though he is now suffering
much pain.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL CITY TAX.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CosCERN: NOTICE
Is hereby given that a special tax. for tina
purpose OF constructing n sewer on the south
side OF Third south street, from Third East
10 seventh East Street In sewer District No.
!. has been levied aud confirmed By otdl-
nanceS OF the City Council. approved July
2lst and August 9th. 1902. respectively.
said special tax Is levied upon the follow.
ing described real property In salt Lake
City. to-wit. Tho east POS feet OF Lot 5; all
OF Lot q. Block D. all OF Lots B Q, and y
Block 81; all OF Lots aud g Block 80; ali Of
Lots s. a. and 4. Block 50 Plat III. Salt
Lake City survey, 20 4 depth OF twenty i've
feet back from said Third South Street. and
Is due and payable now, and viii become de-
linquent on the 18th day Of october la)s.
All special taxes are payable al nv ONCE.
hoom ios City and County Building sat
Lake City.
Dated at salt Lake City. September J, 49,
RICHARD r. NORRIS
City Treasurer and Special Tax Collector
Sever Extension Ma u
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PHOENIX. ARIZONA.
PROPERTY VALUATIONS.
Taxable Assets Of Territory, $40.
0Se, t77-Tax Levy Reduced.

Phoenix. Arizona, Sept. 1.--Returns
received by the board Of equalization
now In session at the capitol building,
show that the property valuation in
the territory Is considerably increased.
The increase will permit Of the tax levy
being reduced from SILT to sl.tS1 The
total valuation is sS9,OS9 l7L57, or an
increase of $3.50 Si6,2O. The following Is
the amount Of property assessed in
pnph NJ tha co,tutiau.
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PANGUITCH.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.
Visit of Elders CowIey and McMur.
elm - Half a Crop of Grain.

Special Correspondence.
Panguitch, Garfield Co., Sept. A.
Quarterly conference was held here on
the SOth and Slst Of August. Apostle
M. F. Cowley and Elder Joseph w. Nc.
Murrin Were the visitors. Elder Nc
riurrin held meetings with the people
Of Escalante and Cannonvllle. while
Apostle Cowley held meeting with the
Saints Of Tropic, Hillsdale and Hatch.
Wednesday they passed over the line
into Kanab stake,
Jack Frost has visited us several
times this year. and yet there viii likely
he more than a half crop of grain.
while the hay crop is an average one.
The second cutting is being put UP now.
The health OF the people is good
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with fitting ceremonies tomorrow even
ing, at . o'clock.
The Twenty-third quorum OF Seventy
VIII meet In the Seventh ward meeting
house on Monday next at 1880 p. m.
The Fourth quorum OF seventy Will
meet In the Twenty-nrst ward meeting
Rouse on Monday evening next at s
O'Clock.
The Tenth quorum OF seventy viii
hold their regular monthly meeting at
me second ward meeting house on
Monday night, Sept. S. at 1880 o'clock.
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qrI1nrnnnnnnrrurrnrrnrrrIir
TEMPLE NOTICES.

Mantl Utah, June %, l9O2--The Manti
Temple viii close evening of the Slst
of July 1902, and reopen for ordinance
work on the morning of the Bird of Sep
TENDER. 1902
JOHN D. T. M'ALLISTER.
st. George. Utah. Aug. 3O.-The ST.
George temple will close on Friday.
Sept, 20, and reopen on Tuesday, Oct.
Is. 1902.
DAVID II. CANNON.
President,
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS,

on Monday evening in the Cannon
ward meeting house there will be a re-
ception rendered TO Elder Preston ].
Cannon, who is about to depart for
Germany on a mission. An interesting
musical aud literary program Will be
given and dancing will follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06

Religious services in the German Ian.
guage are held every Sunday morning,
at ~ o'clock in the Assembly Hall.
STAKE CONFERENCE.
The stake conference Of the Salt Lake
Stake Of Zion will convene Sunday,
Sept IA, 1902, at 10 o'clock a. m, IN
the Assembly hall. and at and D.
m, In the Tabernacle. The Bishops
presidents OF quorums and OF the aux
Hilary organizations will please take
nOlice. and govern themselves accord
inely. IL is desired that the Bishons
OF the stake will make the announce
intnt in their ward meetings.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON.
JOSEPH T.. TAYLOR.
CHARLES w. PENRoSE.
Stake Presidency
OFFICERS MEETING.
The regular officers meeting Of Y. l..
NJ. |. A. OF the Salt Lake stake Will be
held In the Fourteenth ward assembly,
rooms on Saturday. Sept. G. at 1880 p. m.
Ward presidents are invited to be pres
ent, as business OF great importance
vii be transacted.
NELLIE G. TAYLOR.
Stake Presid mt.
Lucy W. SMITH.
EMILY c. ADAMS.
Counselors.
NOTICE TO SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
superintendents Of Sunday schools Of
Salt Lake city, are kindly reminded
that the theological departments Of
their respective schools ate invited and
expected 10 attend the sessions OF IN,
Stake conference. In the Assembly hall.
Sunday. Sept, IA. AT 10 a. m. and p.
m Please make arrangements accord
ingly next Sunday. Sept. !.
JOSIAH BURROWS,
w. c. BURTON,
CHAS. b. FELT,
Stake SUPPLEMENTARY
The Eleventh quorum OF Elders VIII
hold their monthly meeting on NJ n
day. the IN inst, M ) p. IN. A full at-
tendance win be appreciated. l.. Moth
lyerson, Prest
The Fourth quorum OF Elders viii
hold their regular monthly meeting
Monday evening. Sept. 5. In the Sixth
ward meeting house.
The First Elders quorum will meet
In the Seventeenth ward meeting
house next Monday evening at 1880 o.
clock. A full attendance is desired.
The cornerstone OF the Twenty. sew.
enth ward chapel, now IN course OF
erection. on the corner OF y and
Fourth streets, this city. Will be laid
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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 meeting,
In the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows.
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OUR OWN STATE.

IN the case Of Annie McCuistion va
hlchard Douglass, suit brought for the
foreclosure Of q mortgage, the defend
ant permitted the action to 10 by de-
Iault, aud judgment was entered in
favor OF plaintiff.
In the case OF w. c. Parmley va / T.
Coolidge, suit brought for the foreclos.
ure OF mortgage on the Cooledee
property situated on Grant avenue. the
demurrer OF defendant was overruled
and defendant granted five DAYS in
which to file answer
MOTION CALENDAR.
Postal Telegraph Gable Co. of Utah
VS. Union Pacific Railroad Co.. motion
for new trial denied
A. E' briggs vs. Carbonate Hill Min
ing Co.; amended demurrer TO counter
claim argued and taken under advise
ment.
Monmouth Pottery company VS. II. L.
white; motion to strike out amended
complaint and demurrer TO the amend
ed complaint taken under advisement.
Annie II. Bowe VIZ Annie Palmer ct
al, demurrer 10 second amended COM
plant argued and taken under advise
fnent
Anna Coolidge vs. Joel II. Coolidge ct
al; demurrer overruled and FIVE days
granted defendant In which TO answer
and permission granted TO file a sup
plement to the supplemental com
plant.
Farrand Organ company VS. Van
Walters; demurrer overruled and de-
PENDANT given until Sept. 10 In which
10 answer.
II. M. Conroy vs. Rocky Mountain
Bell Tel. Co.. demurrer argued and
taken under advlsement.
Il, X. Higgins VS. Southern Pacific
company motion for new trial argued
and taken under advisement.
Sisters Of the Holy Cross vs. w. 7,
ONeill ct oil: demurrer argued and
overruled, AND IL days granted defend
ant in which to answer
John T. Thompson ct al vs. Peter Nc
Farland ct al; return on order to show
cause was filed and hearing on same
passed, and temporary restraining or
der continued in force pending judy
ment.
The Jury In the case Of the Rio
Grande Western Railroad company ct
al VS. John Dowel ct al, brought In a
verdict In favor OF the plaintiff. as d.
rected by the court assessing the dam
ages for the defendant at s235 for the
property condemned. over which the
spur Of the plaintiffs tracks run TO
the Amalgamated Sugar companys
factory In Wilson precinct, Weber
county.
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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 u o'clock in the Assembly Hall.
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HENRY GREEN.

After the reading of the report the
convention adjourned until 43O y. m,
that the committee on organization
might prepare its report At that
hour the convention rec0nvened an
the following report was submitted
ITO the Chairman and Gentlemen Of
the Weber Convention.
"Gentlemen-We your committee on
organization respectfully report as fol
lows and recommend that We form n
corporation for the purpose OF storing
water for irrigation and other purposes,
OF $1,000 shares of the par value OF $40
per share, 81 TO be paid down for sub
scription Of stocks. That nine directors,
two from each of the counties, OF Sum
NIT, Davis, Weber and Morgan coun-
ties, and one at large to be voted In
BY the stockholders OF each county from
which they come. The stock to be dis
'ributed in proportion TO present acre
age. This proposition 10 be taken by
The respective delegates to their con-
stltuents, and a report to be made at
on adjourned meeting how much stock
hey will take.
And that a committee Of IS from
zach county, should be elected To form
tlale system for the equitable dis
idbutlon OF the NATURAL flow Of the wat
US OF Weber river and It's tributaries
iceording TO the present acreage, said
Naters TO be distributed at canal head
ss'es OF each user or appropriation.
The report was adopted as read
Inc delegates decided TO hold meet
nS IN each of the counties In the
nI future for the purpose OF having
sIe Engineer A. +. Doremus explain
W situation OF the sites and the need
.me reservoirs, and for the purpose
arranging with Mr.. Doremus for the
aes Oh the meetings the following
nautmen representing each county ap-
b.lsa 10 consult with the gentleman.
a heiner, oMrgan, ID. L. Jones.
I I. l., Allen, summit: and VIM.
nun'er, Weber II was decided 10
,'.nsnee work on the sites located and
assessment OF cent per acre on all
aaa irrigated in the counties will be
ssae 10 raise funds with which 10 de-
No. etc. Pe"Se' vi survey
ss me convention then adjourned to
yo r. ssaln on Oct. 10 at 10 a. M, at
DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
l,,rs, Judge Rolapp in the Second
Mas NO, court the following business
ne aeard yesterday.
IN ths Az, =, A. Franks vas arraigned
line IA nlss OF perjury. He waived
rllty Tssu ana entered a plea OF not
me- bs ..s llme Of trial was not set
hJ aaS,ns m the case OF the state
hrcsny ~ ,s'shley, charged with grand
h M vas SET for Sept. II.
yr ~e matter Of the estate OF David
irpoIn,as deceased VIM. Bailey was
IN h osa administrator Of the estate
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MORGAN.
BoUNTIFuL HARVEST.
d. II. Rich's SEVENTEEN Anniversary
- District Court Session.

Special Correspondence.
Morgan, Morgan Co., Sept. 5.--On the
LIST Of September, that being the sew
entieth anniversary Of his BIRTH friends
OF 40 years ago and relatives of j. II.
Rich, TO the number OF 80. assembled
at his home for the purpose Of having
good and enjoyable time. A sumptu-
GUS repast was served, after which
speeches, songs, etc, We're In order,
and a most pleasant evening was spent.
A letter from BOX b. was received
q few days since calling Joseph s.
Welch Of South Morgan on a mission
to the Eastern States. He Will cave
some time next month.
BOUNTrFUL HARVEST. :
Harvest will soon be completed. The
second crop of lucern IL secured,
Threshing IL In progress and good
yields are being realized
Judge Rolapp held court here on the
end. The case OF Henry Mole ct al VI
Lyon Toone, dispute over the owner
ship of a calf, appealed from the JUS
tees court by defendant. was heard
By jury. No cause of action was the
verdict
Letters Of guardianship were issued
TO Sarah A. Whitear for the minor chill
dren Of Franklin A. Whltear.
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A WEEKS WEDDINGS.

The county clerk issued marriage H.
censes to the following parties this
week:
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Don't miss the Last Grand Ball Of
the season at Saltair tonight.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.


Pursuant 10 call OF the Democrats
be held in the usual places of meeting
Wohar oo,,n,u Iftah q, & n'clock N NJ
~, Tr,daw ~ Ioth dav of Sentamhar
taao ,n "ay 20 w ,r,,osa -; a,ac,,ng de,e,
. na,s ~, w pa, pov STATE eo,ven.
s t,an 20 he Se,d at Provo Iitsb Tues
aoa % " Ieu 20 ,aoS M a,,,,o.,Ion
uay, oop' Sa,aa iv tov waher ' aanrtv 10
n ,aeH So,, u, s.'e' io' "e' ' "
''s osdan, r,rst ,yora a. .aoopd ward
r. ,bi,a ,,ard snurth yord :. afth
u, ra" e. T pnsn, ,raeS p,varda,e and
,untnh ,nr,,,,arv ~ no hald ~ purch
Craai,a !. Eaan Farr Wrest ana Tar-
,.,s,'i,,,. lori,,,ar,, 80 ha ,,e,d ~ Harris.
,,,,an VI u m o. Unonsr .. In.
sr,v Kanaavi,,a ana nov URINARY IN
49,, ~ eIo,ar,,,, n :. 's North oy3an
~ % t i,I, o. V,aw T. plain CIV and
uar'an imr,,,,ar, 10 ha ha,a az plain
ci,uh .. W., Wsher !, Wilson I no.
ta, ~ -
"' nv ~ oho ,ro, ana ooore,orv NJ ooch
,.r,rna ~, M, ,ss, ~ oradan,iais "a mo
5ai vi" aiao,ad ava d'e aro ,"avss,ea ~
aslssa,Is s"rard nm ~ o oes 81 sncS
daSama,s, o.. Iinn yvi,,,am, AZ pov,anca
stats oha,rnan prove Iftah
s'"'e o"""''"n' Aio'o' wan
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES.
The Republican primaries held last
enthusiastic, The following delegates
were elected TO the state convention to
be held in Ogden CITY September IA,
1902.
~,
Rankin. Il. c. Woods. Al Herrick. Mrs.
II. Collins. John h. Bagley and r.. b.
PAYNE.
Seoond Ward-H r. Forbes John
Conlisk ]. II Powers Tromas Davis
and Thomas Leayer.
Third Ward-Wm. Raymond. Herman
Gordon David Jensen Edwin Div and
I a. Foresthal
Fourth Ward-F. T. Hendershot. John
u Murphy. p A. Cook Rudolph Kuch-
Ter @ M Rrouph DIR A s condon y
Nv Chambers ~ u Steele and A w
Agee
Fifth ward--A r Uevwood r. n
Hulaniske Geo. A. Moves and G. II.
Hulanicki GEO A Moyes and q II
Hussav George M Hansen " VI
Thomss 7 q Nve
Observation-Disclosures Nctyov ond w n
Saith
Rnrcb creak-A Uaves
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p0CATELL0, IDAHO.
LABOR DAY WELL CELEBRATED
Teachers Certificates Awarded -
Mining Activity = Birth.

Pocatello, Ida, Sept. 4.-Mr. Frank
p. Winchell. n merchant Of Henry. and
Miss Nancy ]. Scott. OF Soda Springs.
celebrated Labor day In this city with
the assistance Of Judge Masonheimer
by taking each other for better or for
worse.
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES
AWARDED.