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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-18
OPENING OF NEW LIBRARY
Interesting Program for Tuesday Evening in
Carnegie Lecture Hall.
nl.,rict Attorney Isoiverl on sworn in
And Enters Upon His Du,ies -
Junction Clsy Biih,

The arrangements for the opening OF
,bs Carnegie library next Tuesday
evening have been completed, and the
books already In the possession OF the
Hard and new books received have
tsen placed in the new building, which
does much honor to the giver, Andrew
carnegie. and is a public institution Of
which ogden will have much cause to
be- proud in the years to come,
Al the opening next Tuesday evening
an admission fee of so cents for adults
and rs cents for children will be
charged. and the proceeds derived
,bersfrom will be used for the benefit
N the library in purchasing books, etc,
Hence the cause Is a worthy one and
should be well patroniZed. The large
lecture hall will hold several hundred
neople. The committee that has had
N charge the arrangements for the
lpenlng consists Of Mesdames G. a.
Nelson, ]. s. Gordon, Farley Wright,
McAleer Dan Hamer G. A. Cook, VIM,
Craig, a. p. Bigelow, and Misses X. NJ,
Green and +. n Eddy.
The program for the evening is as fol-
lows.
Orchestra
Invocation =. :. =. =. Rev J. II. Carver
Address. =, =. :, Mrs. H. 5. Emerson
Vocal SOLO. :. Mrs. Maude Dee Porter
Address ",.,........,,. Judge Rolapp
Orchestra
Address. q. =. =. :. 80. Judge Maginnis
Vocal duet. .. ,.,......
Mrs. Florence Purdy Howell, Mr. La
Compile
Address. .. :. .... ..Rev, T., /, Goshen
Music, ., .,,..,Orchestra
Address 49,, -. REV. 7. NJ. Cushnahan
Orchestral
Address ...... :. ..Supt VIM. Allison
Closing address. Mayor VIM. Glasmann
The womens clubs Of the city will
furnish the orchestra. The reception
committee will consist OF the presidency
II the stake representatives from the
'arlous women's clubs, ministers of the
,ty library board,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY SWORN IN.
George Halverson, the newly appoint
ed district attorney. was sworn into
office late yesterday afternoon by Coun-
~ Clerk Hollingsworth, and filed his
oOnd Of $1,000 with John Watson, man
ager Of the u. c. M. l., and Chris.
Elygare OF the same institution as sure
ties. Mr.. Halverson will Immediately
proceed 10 prepare the criminal cases
that are awaiting trial In the district
court There are now about a dozen
criminals incarcerated in the county
jail awaiting trial In the district court
on various serious charges,
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs Louie Palmer OF Peterson, Nor
gan county, was in ogden today visit
Ing with friends.
Mt Helntzman, superintendent OF
motive power for the X. G.. W., was In
ogden yesterday on business
Mrs. John Y. Rich Of Brigham City,
IS visiting with relatives in ogden.
Il is expected that on Monday the
county commissioners will appoint a
constable for ogden City, as the law
Foyides, The only applicants for the
losltlon are Thomas Cunningham Of
'he Fifth precinct and Henry Steele, of
NE Fourth precinct.
Joseph Crltchlow and wife have re-
urned from visit at Logan.
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PROVIDENCE POINTERS,

II. j. Frederick, who Is taking n
course in the Iowa Veterinary college,
writes that he is progressing crafty
ingly with his studies
Dr. Garrison Of Salt Lake was In
Providence the past day or two to In
vestigate conditions here for the state
health board. There has recently been
a great deal Of typhoid fever here and
the matter having been referred to thar
body, 1t determined to investigate the
matter.
Providence farmers intend putting In
large quantities of sugar beets this sea-
son, and the outlook Is good FOR heavy
Yield. Many of our citizens are en-
ployed at the factory during the sum
mer and fall, which makes considerable
revenue for our prosperous little town.
Advices from Freedom, Wyo.. TO Mr.
Albert Frederick state that his cattle
there are in excellent condition, having
come through the winter with very lit
lie loss.
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DIVORCE GRANTED.

A divorce was granted Carrie Eliza
beth Brdsall Of SpnngyiIle from VIM
Birdsall, on the grounds Of desertIon.
The PLAINTIFFS maiden name Carrie
Elizabeth Jensen, was restored The
parties were married in Salt Lake city
Nov /, 1898.
The fine imposed on Juror Thomas
Kelly Of American Fork for failure to
attend court was RENTED. the court
having been informed that Mr.. Kelly
was out OF the county ana that the
subpoena had been left with Mrs.
Kelly.
In the case OF Spanish Fork Coop. vs.
stephen Markham the demurrer was
sustained and five days given to amend
NJ, II. Price ct al VS. Mt. Nebo Land
and Irrigation companq, ct al. w. H.
Allen given 40 days from date TO pre-
pare and file bill Of exceptions In the
matter Of intervention and objection
to signing findings and decree.
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sIOcKnOLDERs' MEh1iNG.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Utah Mine will be- held al the C0mpany's
Office. room an Mccormick Block In tho
ON Wednesday, the End day Of April
1873 at O'clock p m. Of that day, FOR the
purpose NJ electing trustee OF said COR
pOration TO succeed those now acting and
whose term Of Office has now expired,
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may legally come before said
Stockholders at said meeting.
D. NJ MLIIER SnnrefarY
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MILFORD.
FATAL SHOOTING aFFRAY.
Red" Brennan Fires Into Crowd Of
Firms with serious Results.
Special Correspondence.


Milford. Beaver Co, April 1S.-A dis.
estrous shooting ARRAY occurred here
last night resulting IN the serious On
jury Of one Flnl9uder and the fatal
wounding OF another.
miner known az "Red" Brennan
fred three shots into a crowd Of Films
inside n saloon. John Reg was shot
through the stomach and "a expected to
de. Another Finn received a bullet IN
the lvg, but his wound is not serious
II Is alleged that the Firms were drunk
and had been abusing Brennan. who
claims that one OF them attacked him
with "a knife and they finally threw him
outside. He then drew his gun and shot
through the window ~ hls assaiIants
brennan was arrested By Constable
Smythe. He claims that the shooting
was In self-defense Rex has been en-
ployed az the Horn Silver mine.
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Norlcrot .TooNmnLpENs, ManrINa

Notice Is hereby given that a meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Salt Lake County
Creamery Company wll be held an the
companys Office. az Rlyerton. Salt Lake
County Utah. on the 18th day Of April
1905 M two % clock p. M. Tor the purpose
of amending article 1--WE of the articles
Of Incorporation Of said company, to read
as follows
"Tho amount Of the capital stock II this
corporation shall boz ten thousand dol-
lars, which shall be divided into one thou
sand shares. of the par value Of ten dol
lars per share"
SALT LAKE COUNTY CREAMERY co.
BY Arthur Barrett. Secretary.
Stewart * Stewart Attys. for Company.
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OFFICERS AND plReoroRsi
40 East First South.

strike while the iron is hot" The
iron is always hot for the man who
knows how TO advertise. He hits so
hard and so often in the same place
that he keeps the iron hot. lie doesn't
hit one big blow and then sit down to
wait for the iron TO cool of In order
TO feel the dent He knows that what
he says today viii be forgotten tomor-
row unless he says 1t again.--Jed Scar
boro.
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PROVO.
DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
John Dubois Fined $50 Mrs. Carrie
y. Birdsall Granted Divorce.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co.. April lS,--A fine Of
$50 was imposed on John Dubois by
Judge Booth yesterday The sentence
did not include Imprisonment on fail
ure to pay the fine, as the court inform
ed the defendant that he did not think
he was Of any use in jail; he has al
ready been in Jail three or four months
awaiting trial. Defendant was there
fore discharged with the judgment Of
$50 against him.
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RICHFlELD.
SEVEN HAPPY COUPLES.
Missionary Social work on Water
works win Soon Begin.

Special Correspondence.
Rlchheld. Sewer Co, Aarl 1.-THE
/. u. 5. choir gave a social last night
in honor oi Elders Ray Bean. Jos. S.
Thr-for nu7 Coo a Real who are
soon to leave their homes to go on mis-
sI,4it lnc evening vas delightfully."-
spent in dancing lunching and playing
games, interspersed with suitable
program. Elder Thurber will likely 10
TO Germany and Elders Bean and Beal
TO the eastern states
WORK on wATERwoRKs.
Work Il soon to begin on the city
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STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.

A special meeting Of the stockholders OF
The Union Savings & Investment COM
pany win be held Ia the companys office.
2o-1 Progress Building Salt Lake City. on
Monday April 2lth 1919, az 70 o'clock
q. M, for the purpose OF amending the ar
ticles Of Incorporation 10 increase the cap
ltal stock from 100000 10 N.00o0o0
3. H. ROBERTS,
Draat1npf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-18

There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. OF all the Salves you ever
heard Of Buoklen's Arnica Salye Is the
best. 1t sweeps away and cures Burns,
Sores, Bruises Cuts, Boils, Ulcers, Skin
Eruptions and Piles. It's only 25c. and
guaranteed TO give satisfaction by y.
c. M. |. Drug Store.
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DELISouESr NOTICE

Tho Highland Mining & Milling Cor.
pauy, corporation. Secrctarys oflcc.
aalt Lake City. ttah, April sth. 1903. No
ticc.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock on account OF as
ecssmcnt No s. levied March 3rd. 1915.
thc several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective stockholders, us
follows toe Vits
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT

The Madison Gold Mining & Milling Co.
principal place OF business, Salt Lake
city, State Of Utah Notice. There are
delinquent upon the following described
stock on account OF assessment No. g. lew
led on the 3rd day OF March, 1903 the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names Of
the respective shareholders as follows.
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waterworks. The contract has been
let for the piping, and as soon as the
council decides upon a plan 70. putting
IL I'm the work viii begin II IL UNI
derstood that the city fathers favor
the plan Of managing the work them
selves and employing our own people
instead Of letting it TO outside people
who would be likely to import a ma
iority OF their laborers.
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Mrs. MERRILL M.

Mrs. Merrill, wife Of Elder NJ. w.
Merrill. is lying very m at the residence
OF her son, Supt, A. NJ, Morrill, In this
city, where she was visiting when taken
sick.
Mrs Wood Of Logan Sixth ward is so
III that her friends are greatly con-
cerned over her condition.
The funeral service over the remains
Of the late William Archibald, was held
at Charleston, Thursday. the speakers
being Elders Alexander Spence, David
Murray, James b. Jardlne, and Thomas
Godfrey.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respective
Blgnors for further information.


signors for further information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
bate Division. In and Tor Salt Lake Conn
", State OF Utah In the matter or the
estate Of Perry Fitzgerald, Deccagod
Notlce.-The petition OF j. w. w Flt2-
gerald praying for the issuance TO him.
self Of Letters OF Administration IN
estate Of Perry Fitzgerald, deceased has
been set for hearing on Friday the eth
day OF April, A. D. 1909, at 10 O'Clock o. ~
vt the County Court House. In the Court
Room Of said Court, In salt Lake Clty
Salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed the 9.h day OF
APRIL A. D. 1905 ,orrN t,,r,s ,o..,
Wilson Smith, Attys Tor Petitioner
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court, IN and for Salt Lake County state
Of Utah, Department No. l. In the mat
ter Of the estate OF Robert j. Johnson
deceased. Notlce,-rhe petition Of Joseph
Warburtou, praying for the admission TO
Probate Of a certain document purport-
Ing 70 be the last WIN and Testament OF
Robert j, Johnson, deceased. and for the
granting OF Letters Parliamentary 10 J0-
seph Warburton, has been set for hearing
on Friday, the LIST day of May, A. d. 1893
NJ ten o'clock a, IN. az the County Court
House, I'm the Court Room Of said Court
IN Salt Lake CITY, Salt Lake County,
Witness the clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 14lh day Of
Iseail JOHN JAMES. Clerk
Young Moyle, Attys. for Petitioner.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
pate Division, In and for Salt Lake Coun-
~, State Of Utah. In the matter Of tho
estate Of James T. Walters deceased.
Notce.-The petition Of James ~ Walters
and Joseph w, Walters administrators "
the estate OF James II Walters deceased,
praying for the settlement Of final account
" said administrators and for the distrl-
button OF the residue Of said estate TO
the persons entitled has been set for
A. ID. 1893, AZ 10 O'Clock a, m, at the
County Court House In the Court Room
Of said Court, In Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake County Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day OF
April, A. ID. 1903
(sEAL) JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
nv j. T. Eldrodge, IT.. Deputy Clerk
Harrington & Sanford. Attys
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -'EA
Creditors will present claims with vour h
ers TO the undersigned at his Office in the
Deseret National Bank Building. Salt
Lake City. Utah, on or before the 4th
day OF August, a. ID. 1903
Date of first publication April 9TH 1903
GEORGE w RITTER,
Executor OF Daniel H. Wells, Jr., De-
sutScriand. Van cott & Allison. Attys
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WEDDING PERMITS.
Marriage licenses have recently been
issued, 0s follows;

Alpheus Colby Nermilllon,.. ....2l
Eva Zufelt. Nermillion.u- E. ,...1S
Wallace Curtis, Aurora. d. ...u".,20
Amanda Watson. Aurora" .,.19
Snow Mcdonald, Joseph city,. ~
Elnora Ross, Joseph CITY,. ,....ly
VIM. $. Daniels Annabella. .,..,.20
Lillian Pearl Ganchatt, Annabella. Is
Edward Dalton. Annabella,., .,,,S0
Matilda Olsen, Rlchfeldn.. .....,"2l
Arthur T.. Lee. Monroe..,. ...,"...2t
Bertha Anderton. Monroe,... ....,li
VIM. Harding Aurora. ...,...,,20
Eliza Murphy sallna..., ..".."
A divorce case has recently been filed
with Clerk Jorgensen wherein Ellen
Chatterly is made plaintiff and j. w.
Chatterly defendant,
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Logan. TO remain for some time to as
sist Dr. Bulge IN his professional prac-
tlce. DR.. Calderwood is a graduate OF
Rush Medical college and Is a most
capable physician and courteous gen
tleman,
SCARLET FEVER AT MELVILLE
DR.. Bulge, county quarantine physl-
clan, reports two or three cases Of scar
let fever in Mlllville. but otherwise tho
county Is free from contagious diseases.
Smallpox has long since been obliterat-
cd
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MERRY WEDDING BELLS.

The following marriage licenses were
issued this week;
Simeon Kohler, Providence, e. :. ..,,25
Rosa Meyer Providence.u., .,",,lS
Charles Simpson, Logan. e. -, e. ..,.62
Emily j. Payey Logan 80. -. =. .,s5i
Isaac Elwell, Logan q, oil. g.. {" {" .23
Vivian Olson, Hyrum.. e. E. :. =. ~
Charles Larsen, Ft Bridger d. .. =. .2S
Minnie G. Skanchy Logan 80. .,.g5
Robert McNiel Logan, o., ., :. e. III
Edna Carlson, Logan. D. =, E. .. III
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-FOUR GLAD HOUSEHOLDS.
KAYSVILL,E
WANT RAILWAY FRANCHISE.
Salt Lake and ogden Asks for
Sweeping Privileges.

Special Correspondence
Kaysvllle. Davis Co.. April IA bah.
program and supper was given by the
amusement committee in the opera
house last night IN honor Of Elders
John w Galley ana Ephraim Bos-
worth, who win leave for Europe on
missions IN few days.
Myron Phillips received a BOX b.
,etter a few weeks ago, the outcome Of
which is that he win leave for Colorado
on a mission In October next.
ASKS FOR SWEEPING FRANCHISE
Mr. Simon Bamberger has asked the
city council to grant him franchise
to construct and maintain a steam or
electric railway, with all switches side
tracts, etc, that are desired by his
company, along Tenth street. from
south TO north Of said street The
franchise asked for Is so sweeping that
II does not only ask for the uncondi-
tional use Of Tenth street, but "a so
woreed that Il would give him The use
Of all other streets. The council. how
ever did not grant the franchise as
asked for by Mr., Hamburger. and has
taken the matter under advlsement.
The citizens are now wondering what
privileges win be granted Mr.. BAN
berger but we hope II will not be 10
the extent Of allowing him the use OF a
public street for switch Yards and a
freight depot site.
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SCARLET FEVER AT MILLvILLE
pAINTuL ACCIDENT.

Mr., II. c, Jensen Of Hyde Park, was
painfully injured while working In the
canyon Thursday. A crowbar struck
him on the chin, cutting a deep cash
three inches long
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ava ln accordance with law, and the
order " the board ri directors on March
,rd. 1913 90 many shares NJ each parcel
~ above stock as may De necessary wifi
be sold at auction al the office of the
Secretary and Treasurer l,3 7 Street.
Salt Lake City. Utah. az o'clock D. m,
Tuesday, April 18th. 1902 90 PAS the de-
huQuent assessment. together with the
cost Of Advertising and expense OF sale.
J. r. ANDERSON.
Secretary.
lis 7 Street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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COURT CASES

The following cases have been set Tor
trial in the First district court:
April pa. II. Moyes VS. Logan Sugar
Co.
April CIV. T. Lewis vs. Samuel and
Jesse Kent
April CSC. CART vs. o, c, Bluemel
April Estate VS. Martha Karen,
April 29-Annie +. Warner VS. j, c,
Dawdle
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EUREKA.
DEATH FROM LEAD POISONING
Elias Beck the Victim-Four House
holds Made Glad.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Juab Co., April 17.-Ellas
Beck, a young miner. died at his home
at Spanish Fork Wednesday the result
Of lead poisoning which affected his
brain, Up to couple Of weeks ago
Mr., Beck was employed at the Yankee
mine at Knightsyille, when lll-health
caused him to cease work, and II Is
thought that at this tie he became
loaded which caused his death. The de-
ceased was but 2S years Of age. and had
many friends In Eureka and Knights
vile, who deplore his untimely end. A
large number Of Eureka people went to
Spanish Fork today to attend the
funeral.
FOUR GLAD HOUSEHOLDS.
A fine baby boy made his appearance
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lun-
qulst April II.
Rasmus Nelson and wife are proud OF
a baby boy who arrived at their dom.
icie April IA,
Mrs, John Blackburn Of Robinson
made glad the heart OF her husband on
April II, by presenting him with son
and heir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis are re-
Joicing over the arrival of a bouncing
baby boy at their residence on Friday,
April II.
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WANT STREETS PAVED.

At the meeting of the Logan city
council Wednesday evening, petitions
We're presented asking the council to
pave the three blocks Of sidewalks from
the Methodist church corner one block
east and one block south, and from j.
A. McAllister's corner one block south.
The petitions were referred and it Is eX-
pected that they will be granted, as the
improvement is desired by o majority
OF the property owners.
The case Of Side VS. Side, suit for
separate maintenance, came before the
First district court Thursday The de-
PENDANT was ordered to pay the plain
tiff $50 costs and the case was then con-
tinued for further consideration.
Two salt Lake capitalists have been
in Logan this week negotiating for the
purchase Of block Of land a short dis
lance west OF the Agricultural callege
with a view Of erecting thereon a num-
Der Of houses for renting purposes
There Is a great demand for houses
near the college, and this proposition Is
intended to supply portion Of the re
pIlfrofnont
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The new Irrigation Law. In pamphlet
form, only l0c at the Deseret News
Book Store.
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TALK OF STREET RAIL WAY
Proposition to Connect Depot and Agricultural
College With Trolley Cars
Condensed MIX Factory Goes 10
Richm ond Court Cases-merfy
Wedding Bells.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence.
Logan, April l7.-The announcement
Is made that number Of local capital
lists are investigating the feasibility Of
installing a street railway from the
depot to the Agricultural college Full
particulars Of the proposition cannot
yet be announced as those concerned
prefer that few disclosures be made un-
I'll the matter reaches q more definite
stage, but It can be stated authorta-
lively that the subject is receiving the
earnest consideration Of q number Of
prominent gentlemen Of this city,
among them, some OF those connected
with the Agricultural college, and It Is
expected that the road will be begun In
the not far distant future,
CONDENSED MILK FACTORY.
II is announced that the proposed
condensed milk factory will 80 to Rich
mont, and while the people Of Logan
would have been pleased to obtain II,
they nevertheless rejoice at RichmOnd's
good fortune, Mr., Rackliff, the repre-
sentative of the eastern capitalists,
reached Logan from Richmond Thurs
day, and announced that after carefully
considering the various advantages Of
the two towns, he had decided In favor
Of Richmond, mainly because the herds
Of individual owners are larger there.
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a lhoughtfSl Man.

NJ. NJ. Austin Of Winchester Ind,
knew what to do In the hour Of need.
His wife had such an unusual case Of
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her He thought OF and
tried Dr. Kings New Life Pills and
she got relief at once and was finally
cured. Only 25c, at z. c. NJ. l. Drug
Store.
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This is something Of an advantage to
the factory as 1t makes II possible for
the factory managers TO centralize their
efforts in obtaining pure milk and In
other directions.
The people OF Richmond have sub
scrlbed 100000 in stock for the factory
and It Is expected that the work of the
construction will begin in the near flu
ture. Richmond Is TO be congratulated
on her good fortune In this matter as
It means much to her in the days to
come in the way Of distribution Of cash.
as we'll as heavy outlay for buildings.
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DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS

Fail o quickly
To
orders
Oswald Knight retired Of ga Fourth st. South
the
spondd when
and
f. Hill disposed
bladder trouble which
which
afflicted
into the
They evident what
roads until
Pills be taken with nddece that they will
represented"
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P lRK CITY & RETURN, I.5O

Sunday. April 18th,
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j. ROGERS & co. Agents,
salt Lake City, Utah.

Annual Statement for the year ending
December "a, 1902 OF the con-
dltion Of the