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The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
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tFrom the Sentinel, uebo, Mont. |

/ =. tFrom the Sentinel. uebo, Moht1 :,
III the first opening of Oklahoma to
settlets in 1889, the editor Of this paper
was ahispg the MANY seekers AFTER for
tune who made the big rice one fne
day In April During; his travelling a.
bout atia aftet~ard HIS camping upon
his clalhi, he encountered much 6Ad
water, which, together with the severe
heat, gave Him ! very severe silArrhoea
which It seenied almost impcesibte 10
check, ,ahA aTohg in June the raae be
came so Md he expected to die. one
day one d hle nSaxhbers biuught MN
one small SStth hSf ChAniiierlsin's : CSiic,
Cholera aAA DMrthSesA Kennedy asA 4Ast
hope. A VI dpse waS'giyen hini white
he was rolling ab1dt OF. the grouMa n
great agony And' In ! few minutes ,the
dose was MpeakSA iThe good effects d
the medicMN A~s ID tth IN noticed aad with.
in All houE ths, patleHt WAS taking hb
ant sound sisep fot y fartnight. Tha'
one little 4tte WORKED = complete cSs
land he CANNOT help 3ht; feel sratelA
The season Tor Btwel 1lsorders being q
hand suggeAts this item For sale BY
! all dealers
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
Startling Evidence.

Fresh testimony in great quantity is
constantly comitig in, declaring DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds to be unequaled. A
recent expression from J. T McFarland
Bentorvillc, Va. serves as example. He
writes: ~ had bronchitis for three year.
and doctored all the time without be.
ing benefited. Then began taking
DIR. Kings New Discovery, and few
bottles wholly cured me-" Equally ef
fective in curing all lung and throat
troubles, consumption, pneumonia and
grip. Guaranteed by Dolores MercaA.
tile Co. Trial bottles free, regular sizes
Soc and $1.OO.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
RGn.Aay erui.ss occutjan.. d sltryy \

Last Saturday while coming to town
tie team driven by j.. i. Trimble ran
away ppsetting the buggy and spilling
the OCCUPANTS with more or less serious
results. Nj. Triinble was badly bruised
ah9ut the shoulders and, although no
bohes we're broken he has been confined
to his bed at tile Southern hotel nearly
all the time since, Miss hottie sustain
ed u badly bruised nose And both eyes
were Blackened. The Others in the rig
escaped with hardly a scratch, but it
scents i mystery that some Of them
wete net killed as the accident occurred
OH l very bad piece of road.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

On Friday last Ed. Moore disposed
Of his livery business to s. G. Miles 4
Co., the latter taking charge OH Mon
day the first. The new proprietors
contemplate several changes, among
which will be some new rigs, harness
and horses, and they will endsayor to
make their stable one of the very best
in this section, and ask share Of your
patronage. Mr.. Moore will devote his
time to his cattle interests In the future.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Hev. ]. R. George departed last Mon.
day for Denver, where he will enter st.
Joseph's hospital and undergo an OPP
Grafton fdr Appendicitis; from which he
has beet suffering tor some time. Dur
ing his absence services will be held 1t
this baptist church as follows: June q
by Rev. D. B. Sarber of Durango and
June % by Rev. Arthur Thomas of the
Methodist church of Mancos.
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Teachers institute.

gu; Supt, Of Sch06ls, H. +. Black,
Attshded a meeting .5f, the executive
board Of ths 18th Normal District coun-
ty, ,superintendehts. held 1t Durango
last, week fat thu purpose Of making ar
rsngements for the regular annual IN
stitute sessiohi >, !,
The session viii lie held in ahs of the
towns of Montesuma county corhmenc,
Ink Moliday, August "a and closing
friday; Sept. 4. on. account of larger
school building acconiniodatioiis Mans
COS VIII looked up5n as the best place
tSt holding, teacHer's Institute; but d
Ms been learned since, the Mancos
schupi beard had contemplated openr
lng!their schosls August 81. In that
evsht Doiofse will secure the opportui-
itylof entertaining tie teachers ii Ave
''Sss''. Tss sasia u .nbyyy,a HI the ipiyx,at
tnstrtrtbsl pYk II, + Miller, d beh-
yer, II csnducHK Mira Laura d. Pat.
risk, ii BsAvsr; = instructor ID pri,
nary instKpds, and fsok n Rrnesti,
the R n. d sSeAiS trMst ~ ihsttuctoi
ii acGpoldMwing wosk. An KStfuctcf
id yStal ,aaAH viii ;bs stnpioSsd lstst.
u series usjevthlpS fectutes. b be d.:
liksssd bs Dst enSden yftheH Ate Nor,
nait, State sbbh Mn. fIesa Ia tarels
feli| pfoh Miller lid otiism ibelhg Il;
Ranged with I special effort toward
public entertainTept. Detpils will be
pub!isbed ls'er
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

BoRN:-To Mrs. H. V. Pyle ON Tues
day evening, June 2, 1903, at 1915
o'clock, girl, weight eight pounds.
Mrs. w. F. Ordway reports both
mother and baby doing nicely, while
Harry has juihed Charlie Woods in
singing "Just 6ha Girl" and both the
grandmas and grahdpas are looking
pleased.
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NOTICE.

The City Of Durango is deslrous Of
purchasing one horse suitable for fire
dspHrtment service. Must be petfeetly
sdghd, Intelligent ahd active. Weight
ii. Be not less thdh 1850 nor more than
i4A., colorsAisht b'aisy prefeftedI 10 or
IL hands high, ase > tq7.
Address alltomnlunicatloh5 to W. H.
daibreath, Fir thief, Darahko; Colo.
ar c. Il. RtssEiiL,
[sEAI] City Clerk.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

A shipment 9f seventy car lGads OF
young Texas steers are expected to ar
rive about the tenth Of this mbnth.
They are the PROPERTY of VIM. Randall
Of Telluride and will be unlo4ded near
mils POST ss and driven te the GROUND
Hog ahd, Disappointment ranges for
spmtnet feetiinsi
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Z so iAr nb Spt ha, annpuncedi stsin-
solves ~ l cARdidate Sor the sewing
machine d4errul W The btAx Hhd I'm.
~ sscA A4Aoaae eeneht, u tiAds onor
sssars wsdnesdA tanp 70, 1921, 1t l
YcIock =, "A. tM cahbset viii W de-
Slared ID wa ths money Tint wis II
Be put In the 'machine, Assd to buy
clothes for the baby. From tAr looks
thit would hehcst rlis way
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

The dedication services of the Catho-
lie church will he held next Sunday
morning 1T 10 o'clock and the evening
service at 8 o'clock. Rev. Edward K.
Cantweil viii hold II weeks mission be-
ginning next Sunday evening. The
services vii! be interesting and all are
invited t6 attend.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
That rhrobbing Headache

Would quickly leave you, II you used
DIR. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for sick and nervous headaches.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only 25c, money back If
not cured. Sold by Dolores Nero. Co.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Half shest posters are out for the eel
ebration to be given here OIL July the
Fourth. They were printed in this
shop and, while they are not quite up
to the standard of the larger shops, we
feel rather proud of them.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

The brick plant in Lost canon turned
out their first brick last Saturday and
from appearances they will be good.
They have been in operation most Of
the time since and Mr.. Bopp expects
to burn soon. The plant has capacity
of %, 900 per day and will be run to the
limit, employing about nine men.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

BORN:-To Mrs. Chas. Woods, on
Monday evening, June /, 1903, at 1890
O'Clock, big girl. DIR. c. A. Newland
reports both mother and baby doing
nicely and Charlie does not seem to he
in any danger, but grave fears are ell
tertained for grandma and uncle John.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

The crowd that was summoned to
Rico in the trial of George Summers
for horse stealing, returned home We'd
nesday. The case was given to the
jury after the second witness for the
defense had been heard with instruc-
tions to return verdict Of facquittal.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

!, fhs Dolores Mercantile u. Is offef-
Ing Gold Bond coffee this week, with
each potihd Of which, Ii given i nice
piece % ehinaware, some 5f them being
very vaiaable. 1t viii ply sUa to in
testigate the matter.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

The work train has been busy In this
vicinity the past two or three days put
ting In riprap and repairing the track
to Withstand high water II 1t comes.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
psris:a Il o,.p,,,ai.Iya.

Living at all put Of the way place, re-
fndte from civilization, a family Ii, often
driven to desperation in case Of accident,
resulting Id burns, cuts, wounds, ulcers,
etc. Lay, III a supply Of Blcklen's
Arhica Salys. It's the best On earth.
25c At the Dolores Mercantile Co.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Dolores was well represented at Kict
this week, some ten or fifteen Having
beeii stimit1oned az witnesses III the
Pehse-Sutnniers horse case.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

y Zoe Butcher thIAks ttat, pulliRg d
wagon OVER Y rsilroad bridge BY hGnd
is not very pleasant JOB, but It beats
walking--aftsr you get oYef.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

VI, n. Wooisy came Yp from the
SallSy last Tuesday and went to Dtran-
10 wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Mrs. I. NJ. Bishop and daughter Of
Dennison, Texas, arrived in this city
last Sunday and will visit with her
brothers, the Mann boys, in the valley.
They were met here by james Mann
and wife.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

a,fhere /. now sHSat til, ssr i3aaa Of
tof shipmsnh hid moro y coming In
evsry wssk fiSM Hlafi. AAd ASnteslllo,
Utah, Ut tHs rats d frSin Sut u eight
" return icsded With h,efchahaise Oi
sdme kind. g,s
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

y Mrs. P. ]. O'Donneli returned last
Tuesday nom i trip to Dufango, ac
csmpAnied by Willie Soens.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

The floods n the east make one glad
to be in Colorado, and while some pre-
dict floods In certain parts of this state,
there is consolation for the people of
this city in the fact that they wifi not
have far to run when it comes:
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

/! Screen doors NV beiBg, bauledlfrohi
tnsir wintsr quarters ihd made fkds
kSE use, aa the festive, fy Is besikiiihe
to make his prssehc,e felt.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

The bridge above w. H. Burch's
place Is out as n result Of the high water
and the one at Joe Stsrriett's is down
a. the result Of Over-loading 1t and still
another is reported out.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

1t Is reported that A. A. Rust vii
sooti resume work on his railrsad shf
put It In shape to handle lumber ant
logs.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

e. w. and James johnson and Harve
Wallace and wife were In this week
from Cedar after supplies and went out
with their teams well loaded.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
DOLORES. MoNTEzuMA

The Dolores Concert Band will give
an open air concert next Sunday after
noon Mt 3 O'Clock At the corner Of 4th
and Central avenues.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Mesdames A. A. Rust; Jas. and Matt
Hammond visited Mancos last Monday
tetdrtiing home Tuesday. While there
they visited with theit sister, Mrs.
Fted Taylor.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

f.,fhs boi8fes Mercantile C3. 88ffers ySu
something tiew every weeK and their
advertisement always tells SVdAbout 1t:
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Billy Kdessier 5f the t,auer Mercantile
Co., was business visitor from Mancos
last Saturday.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

,r3feasrs. Hughes and Lupke have the
painting on the inside Of the Catholic
church completed.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

Mrs. ]. L. Morrison and children re-
turned from visit III Durango on Mon
day hat.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
~ liver STAR LODGE NO. lo5, X, OF
~ E. Meets every Saturday night Sver
JOE H. DE WITT, K. Of n. 4 q.
vIslTIRo KHIGHTs ALWAYS WELCoMt.
LOCAL Il THE oosrisunD
NEWS. - CURRENT kvENrs.

The rains Of the past rev dass have
been ! great benefit.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

ii hsss been troubled for sG'hts time
with Indigestion and ssuf it5mAch ,,sASs
Mls. sstah w. Curtisipf tee,Aass:.;; ''And
have, bsen taking Hahiberlafn'p j. stbn,-
ach GhH Liver Tablets which hafs htipr
ed me Very much s6 that fiBw fcaH eat
mani, things that sbsfofs, + tBuld nBt,"
II YOU dave any trouble with vpur stotip
sc6. why not take these tablets sad sxt
we'll? For sale by Jill deslers..
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

!; y wasTEp:-Tcatns to haul lhmber and
logs. A, A. Rus+, Dolores, Col6. tt
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

FdR sAt.E-aood saddle, almost tiew
Enquire Of +. l.. WtLBER. lott
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05
cut.; cruise. a1a bum. Quickly Asalsd.

Chathberlain's Pain Balm is an anti
septic liniment, and when applied to
cuts, bruises and burns, causes them to
heal without tnaturation and much
more Quickly. than by the usual treat.
meht. For shie by hll dealers.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

!. fhsi latest designs III ;waallp,spief h,sv
be seen ut this oniSe, fAs prices, tDS,
aie fitht. Come III ahti sss them, ~,
wtnaHk d DEWrrr.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

us.m,,..,p,n,. ,sSn,.sA Nd y, 1:fss 1,,vs4
1Mbieh are j,,st Whit yce need when
you have noAppetite, ,Yeel auil 3sfsr estt- =
ing and w&iee .up with a had taste N
your mouth, fhsy Win Improve Sotiifi
appetite, Sisanse End 'fhs4sofsee your
stomach and give i.you'k tslisA scr y'oar
foSd. fWr sale by al deslefs.
/ A 4AA 4aeUt x'tfpSieA \ s&npaes rom
the ctisbtxted Aiste9 Riis' CO. ngAS "
scent sShis Jjaltse II y Aie flAse M
Eof wSA xAssk ever slioNA 9h tAls tS
of th. stnte. Come snd dsee them. y
WILBaR " DRWxgy.
The Dolores star., 1903-06-05

eMmBstslns osAs SSk.sX xss Oarhes1
Il ssttywhers tsessn,sea 1. the one
kemsds that caA, Always Edepended
upon And that hpesssht u Ake. It's
especially vsl4k&A for slMmer diar-
thos IN chlMkSS Ind h aR9pubtediy
the Means q Saving the iises W . great
many chlldfen each year. For sale by
ell dealers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-16
STATE NEWS
ELDER WAS TOO SLOW
Wedding at Price on Which Wa
ger Was Made Sure Win
ner Lost.


Price. Oct. 15.-W. r. Christensen and
Miss Elma Seufelt both of Price, were
married here today. Elder George Nixon
officiating. The groom is better known
throughout the state by the name OF
Matt Warner under which cognomen ne
conducts business The clergyman pro-
nounclng the couple man and wife is the
elder who performed the Josh marriage
here short time ago when two popular
young people were tied up in q matri-
monial knot which Judge Jacob Johnson
said was binding until such time as his
or some court severed the bonds through
divorce proceedings.
Warner is somewhat of a "jOsher' him
self and for the last few DAYS has been
telling friends about town that on this
date, before the hour Of o'clock in the
afternoon. he would become benedict
Two of Prices prominent citizens wag-
cred Sz9 on the event not being pulled off
at the time stated. Warner got his
license seven minutes before the hour Of
:. but when the paper was presented 70
Nixon he went to the county clerk TIC
De shown the certificate was the real
thing. He had been up against it before
and was taking no chances the second
time on the law and the wrath Of his
ecclesiastical superiors.
Assured that the license was regular,
Nixon returned to the waiting lovers and
tied the knot. However, Nixon was
longer than the seven minutes and the
dead cinch. was the loser. In other
words the sure winner became loser and
the sure loser became winner.
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Warner served a
wedding supper for a few intimate
friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-16
TO BE SENTENCED TODAY.
Judge Johnson at Price to Give
Terms to Convicts.


Price. oct. 15.-Tomorrow morning
Judge Jacob Johnson viii pass sentence
upon Ezra Davis and John Pryor, found
guilty Of smuggling and rObbing John
Daniels at Castle Gate a few months ago
and leaving the old mans body on the
railroad track that a train might run
over him, giving the impression chat he
had been run down by an engine. II is
the impression that the two men will get
eight or ten years each. BTaffet K Weber
the mems attorneys. have intimated thai
the case Of Davis might be taken 10 the
supreme court.
Cal Ray and William Cox will also be
sentenced for robbing Warren Jones al
Helper in August last The third person
arrested for participation Bernard Berg
hold, was acquitted of the charge. The
three men were hOboing their way from
Grand Junction TO ogden. and were
ditched It Helper. Jones was a sheep
man from the SanDete country who va s
marketed a shipment Of sheep.
CHARLES Rabbit, who is charged with
having robbed passenger on the Rio
Sfrande western OF sum of money will
cox gets in from Colorado in time with
the prosecuting witness. The states at
torney and the sheriff say they have
PROOF that the witness has been induced
Tor money conslderation not TO appear
at the trial. Assisting the officers in
convictlng Rabbit is the secret service
force of the Rio Grande system. II was
through the latter that the witness want
cd has been located at SaIida, Colo.
George Washington Tracey who sf
tempted 10 annihilate his entire family
with Winchester. irrigating shovel and
various other deadly weapons at SDring
Glen during the dog DAYS started i'm to-
day to do l25 days I'm the county Jail in
sentence he viii be arraigned on two
other charges quite as serious
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-16
ROPE READY FOR HIM
Miss Helen Kelly of Butte Killed
by Albert Beckmann, q
Former Lover.

Butte. Mont. oct. 15.-Miss Helen
Kelly, aged IS. was shot and killed in
her room in the Dakota block this
morning by Albert Beckmann, a former
lover. Beckmann claimed be advanced
the girl $500 to buy a trousseau. They
were to have been married, he said.
She changed her mind. Beckmann
brought suit TO recover the money but
lost his case.
Just at daylight he went to her room
and knocked. Thinking it was her
brother. who lived in the next room,
Miss Kelly opened the door. Beckmann
thrust a revolver in the half-opened
door and fired six shots. Four Of them
took effect and the girl fell dead. She
was carrying a lamp. This exploded
and set fire 10 her clothing and the fur
niture
ROOmcrs extinguished the fire. after
the body had been slightly burned.
Beckmann has escaped he win be
lynched if caught. The Kelly girl was
highly respected. She came here only
ten weeks ago from Ireland
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-16
CRAzED BY LOVE.
Schmidt Had Long Been Enamoured
Of Miss Meade.

Los Angeles. Oct. 15.-Josephine Meade
was born in Los Angeles and had she
lived until oct. 26 would have celebrated
her twenty-third birthday. Her widowed
mother, Mrs. Ellen Meade, resides in this
city at Compton avenue and Twentieth
street with her daughter, Katherine, and
her son, James Meade. The family is
possessed of property worth $4,000 JO-
sephine was the eldest child and would
have inherited the greater part of this
property at her mothers death
As a prelude to today's tragedy it was
recalled today by Rev Father Harnett,
vicar general of this diocese. an uncle
Of the murdered girl. that more than a
year ago Schmidt and Miss Meade ap-
pcared at his residence together Schmidt
was very nervous and the young woman
agItated. Schmidt announced that they
mad come TO get married and demanded
that the ceremony be performed at once
Father Harnett, seeing that there was
something wrong, sOothed the young man
and urged him to postpone the ceremony
until the bauns would be published aC-
cOrding to the Catholic rites. On ques-
uoning the couple he brought out the fact
that Schmidt had forced Miss Meade at
the point Of a pistol TO accompany him
TO the priests residence and that She, in
fear Of her life, had consented to marry
him. A few days later Miss Meade was
sent to Boston
Paul Schmidt was 26 years of age and
was raised on small ranch at Vernon
and Vermont avenues. Ia the extreme
southwestern part of this city. His
parents and two sisters still live on the
ranch. He was a machinist and was
known as a young man Of good habits
but vain and fond Of society.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-16
PRovo REpUBnScAN TICKET.
John W. Farrsr For MaStv Leads the
TisA

Provo. Oct 15.-The Republican clty
convention met in the opera hon>'e lAls
morning at 10 clock with l25 deles alcs
City Chairman Homer called the cOnN.en-
ton 10 order A. L. Booth was the>h
named as temporary chairman, Mrs.
Kitty A. Hines secretary and Charles
SeaVitt assistant secretary
The following committees we're then ap-
pointed. one from each ward.
Credentials-Mrs s. Bachman, +. j.
Tucker. w. j. Taylor, James BOdrcr.
Elias A Gee.
Permanent Organization and Order az
Business--C. j.. Loose, j. e.. Graham. Mrs
Platform and ResOlurions-D. r.. Beebc,
James Glove, Thomas John, Mrs Fannie
Stewart. III. TT. Cuff.
a recess was taken till 1.c9 O'Clock Tic
ladies Of the convention being invited "a
luncheon by the Ladies' Republican CluD.
AT 1870 the convention recOuyened and
the committee on permanent organization
reported the following permanent officers:
Joseph Glove. chairman; 3. Bachman
I secretary; Mrs. j. NJ. Jensen. assistant
, secretary H. II. Cuff chaplain: y. H.
Jones, sergeant-at-arms; J. y. Strong, as
sistant sergeant-at-arms.
Chairman Glove made a little talk CT
/ the need for munipical improvements and
explained that there was necessity fOI
increased taxes, and also explained that
one cause was the raise bv the state
board of 10 per cent in the property valua-
ton.
after the adoption Of resolutions the
| following ticket was nominated.
Mayor-JOhn w FarTeT.
Treasurer-Mrs. Emma SimOns
Marshal-(Seorge Ross.
RecOrder-Willam +. Harding.
Justice-A. A. Moon.
Attorney-Ja cOb Evans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-16
MANTI MARRIAGES.
President McAlister Has Busy Day
In the Temple.


In the Temple.
Manu, Oct lathe following couples
We're married in the temple here yester-
day by President J. d. T. McAl1ster:
Sisson J. Hatch, aged "a. and Emma r..
DeLanEe. aged q, both of KOOsharem.
Utah; Don Carlos Liston. aged 20. and
Elizabeth A. WilcOck. aged q. both Of
Escalanta, Utah; Gylbert r. Nyberg.
eyed %, of Spring City; Charles Braith-
waite, aged 3D. and Emma R. MOlter.
aged 20, both Of Manu: Justus B. Seely.
aged q, of Mt. Pleasant. and Mabel NJ.
Larsen of EphraiIh. aged is years: Chris
llan Hcndricksen, aged "a. and Dorothea
Sorensen. aged ~. both Of Glenwood: VIII
liam Adams. aged 41. and Emma n
Mitchell Rose, aged 81 both of Parowan,
Iron county.
Christian Hansen and Miss Hulda An
derson both Of Ephraim. were issued a
marriage license by the county clerk this
week.
S r. Nielsen. jr., and Elmer Anderson
nave been asked 70 take missionary
courses at the church schools preparatory
10 taking a mission.
The Mor1ni brass band visited Manti
last evening for the purpose Of adver-
Using a dancing party to be given in
MOront last evening. 4 few Of the Young
er element Of the city left over the San
pete valley railway last evening
Guy Nelson Of this city left for Ferron.
Emery county, today, where he intends
remaining indefinitely with relatives.
A Sneepherder who has been loaded
with 1ntOXicants for several days past.
Is said TO nave attempted to pass in his
checks Iu esday by taking a dose of
strychnine which came near complying
with the wish of the victim. The poison
was taken sometime in the afternoon and
Tuesday night ne experienced great suf-
fering, near unto death, but yesterday
he was about again.
The Y. NJ. and Y. L. NJ. 7. associations
OF the North and South wards of Manti
open their meetings for the winter next
Sunday evening.
L. p Miller who was the prospective
candidate on the Republican ticker in
this city for city marshal. has withdrawn
as a candidate because ne thinks the sal
cry s rather small, the present council
having reduced the pay from 500 20 $500
per annum. From present indications
Orscn Lowry and Bryant Harmon are
the only candidates mentioned for that
position on the Republican side. but the
chances are that others will be mentioned
at the primary Friday evening next
Mrs Ezra Shoemaker. who is afflicted
with typhoid fever. is slowly recovering.
The Tabernacle choir of this city was
reorraniZed last evening with Professor
NJ. F. ChrtsJofferson as musical director