davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin R. Higgins left
on Wednesday for a trip to st. Louis
where they will be entertained py
friends during their stay. Before re-
turning to California. New York VIII De
visited. and Salt Lake viii have them
as guests also for a few days On the
return journey.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

What lot the tabby-eats don't
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

The Sbarboro- Music nuptials were
1-tended by all the elegance of a court
Wedding. Few ceremonies have been
celebrated IN the city with such ex-
quisite elaboration. True. the rich gar
dens Of Asti gave forth their fairest
blossoms for the daughter Of the house;
the vine clad hills their purpling grapes
and twirl.ng tendrils; the canyons their
stalwart brakes and fragile ferns
a beautiful bride was this fair Itali-
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

Dr. and Mrs. Theodore c. Burnett
and Miss Marguerite Burnett have
apartments at the Plymouth for the
winter.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

Senator and Mrs. Joseph R. Know
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

Miss Ursula Stone, niece Of Mrs. L.
L. Baker. will be entertained at the
Palace at a luncheon upon her aunts
return from ST. Louis.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

Miss Katherine Glass will probably
be welded in the spring to Dr. Nun
son. who is in the Philippines. Miss
Glass has just returned to her home in
Berkeley after years visit in the
Philippines. where she met her fance.
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I E A / R 0


eLa t0nta de capiFote,o eEl 6ItimO
ChuloS , eL9s B0EIachos9 hicieron el
domingo en- Ia noche las delicias de es-
te p6blico.
IL sonora Castillo 6ordo ca papel de
tonts. lVaya una tontueIa!
Nj Las de VilIalba.
Hizo reir muchisfsimo, cuando diiu:
aEs Rsfs Bueno. puea, eabaIlero.
enti6ndase con ID sonora del Iado.
El teniente TaIlada. ell capit6n Ca
breFa = el Juez Bazsn, go pusieron
muy serios. IbAn & reventar de risa
Trabsj6 muy bien Ia Castillo. Lo
mismo que Ia sefiorita DuefIo. Velez y
VizcaHrondo. Capestany TellQa y
Torres. que no serSn los genios que por
las E1rOpas est8n acostumbrados 6
aplaudir los perdona-peCados del Ar
te, pero que. en- fio lse GgYempu10nt I
Y no POGO. iJi4nai Que 20 tambi6n
he est&do por las kuTop0s Y he Yisto
ID mar de cosaaas.
La sefIOrita Due6o, encanta por 10
cand0rosa y suggestive. iQu9 atrAyen-
to con aquellos ramilletes & Is cabaza!
Az! ~ az VwelG sOspSTO. VWeLG .tWgi.
t6Vo. .iQue Iastima que tAmbi6n ten
ga 20 Ia maquina descompuests
En- EI qtLtSnaO chatZo fueron todos
muy aplaudidos. 81 co1Sittmetre Fran
CO inclusive. que estab1 vestido de au-
tom6Vil. y era una cosa-MaG0aG que
sOrprendfa & la gente. mama. En-
cuanto 81 coro de 6e6Ss, bueno. eCon-
vengamos en- que hsy que estimular q
los paisanos
az clos Borrachos2s Todos muy
graciOsos, pasGdos de echdrseJos al <Bs-
rriIit0.S
Mite ia sefIOra CastillO-fu6 muy
aplaudida.
Bravo. ' adelante. POr 6st0. mi
rGZG .....
DON MODESTO
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IN hpmbro oneontfado musrio.

Aver tarde fu9 encontrado muerto
en- las habitaciones que pertenecen 81
cole0io de Rbogsdos y que estan al la-
do de Ia pISza del Mercado. ell indiVi-
duo Simplicio Mejfa.
EstAbs de cara 81 sueIo y con una
fuerte confusion en- ID frents.
Da les investigac' ones practicadas,
se deducen los hechos siguientes:
Meifss tenfa 81 rededor de 80 SfIos
Estaba aIcoholizsdo completsmente y
no 90 alimeDtaba. Tents Ademss dos
6'csras en- las piernss y hsca "a alg6n
tempo que estabR Craven :nte emf r
mo.
Sc cree. pr 10 que dicen los que Ie
conocfSu, que entF6 en- Ia habitsci6n
de referencia con obi9to de acostarse,
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De SOCIEDAD.
POR LOS MENDlGOS

CeIebrada anteSyer 10 reunion que
anunciamos Oportunamente. en- la mo-
rada de los esposOs Lug0 Vifiaa asistie.
ron ella distiDguidas damRs y caba.
IlerOs t0maEdose el acuerdo de nom.
brar un c0mit6 que C0mpOndr8n laa
personas siguienteB:
SefOras: Grace de w. Lugo Vi1a,
Emma Blondet de MantiIla. Francisco
F. de Medina. Maria Besosa de Beao-
90; se6oritas: Amparo Fernandez Ma
ter, Josefna Korber, Isabel Romero.
Moreno y Amelia Amy; sefores S. Il.
Lopez. Manuel Camufias. Rafael Fa-
biap, Juan de Guzman Ben1tes. 2 los
cabalIeros (solteros) don Carlos Conde.
Manuel FWl@oieo Sa1a1ap AntOnio
Caubet. w. X. Landis. H. Behem, y
Arturo Noble.
Las invitacioness prOgramas, 6rde-
mes de bale y ticks de entrada. han ST.
do ofreCidos gratuitamente pOr los Sc
hores Caubet. Giusty, Hustle y Basosa
q fin de que resulten 10 mas benefiCi&0a
que sea possible Ia indicRda sociedRd.
El senior Colorado regala los 6rdenes
de bsile para Les damas.
Los paIcos estarsn de venta en- casa
del seflor. Giusty y yS, CuandO a1n no
estan hechos los GticksS hay aIgunOs
pedidos de ellos.
Las damas de 10 asoCiac On tienen
grsndes esperanzas de que 50 fiesta re-
suite un verdader0 6xito y no duda-
mos de que serSn auxiliadas como me-
recen.
Mm5o CoBes0s.- -Est6 en- San Juan
Ia bella rubita de Carolina, que tantas
simpatias tiene squf-
Que sea por mucho tempo.
EspL@edS0G fiesta. -Muy cOncurrida
quedaron las Gbodas de pIata0 Celebra-
das eD la iglesia de eSanta Ana9 ante
aver. & la que asisti6 Una magnffca con-
curTencia. ElGobernadOr INFERNO, Pre-
sidente del Supreme. Comandante de
Marina y otras autoridades acompafia-
dos de sus Pespectivas families, infni-
dad de personas de todas las classes So
ciRles v un ramillete divino de precio-
sas se6oritas. avalor6 Ell acto que fu6
solemne y simpatico.
El r. p. Cebranes pronunci6 una
elOCuente oraci6n.
Cantaron Ia Sra. y Srtas. de Bruno.
AgusyO Y Moreno Calder6n deiando
oir esas notas hermosfsimas de sus
gargantRs priviIegiadas. que siempre
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Como Sc eO5ran con
hi1uCi0nGS en- Ad-
ulias.
10 IuleiO do apelacI6n ante Il
COTtG DO DislTitO.
ii aetO aSIslifd un taquIgIsfO
con ObjstO do publican Qna
amplIa information en- ia
Correspondence.
q nugs9r0 C9rgspongal ggpgela5. J

i - ASO stONSN90AN OV1 SSSAN NSsVONVVs SS&SSNVSSVS<
Dioiembre 18. --Lo que pasa en- Is
administration municipal de este pue-
bio, es an6malO.
Declines este. porQue mientras Sc
denunCia gr0t1StG0aeaete y Sc c0ndena
& IN aCreedor de ID municipalidad por
doscieaatOs c40Te7ot0 dollars. por eD grG
BE deZitO de que adeuda dSes dollars
por una patente municipal que no le
han colorado: otrOs acreedOres pTSv5-
ZegSGd0s p09. Ia sateTte. Sc Les permite
sacar recibos de contribuciones que no
est&n vencidos que correspondent 81
segundO semestre de EneFO JUNO
del 1905.
Tenemos 8 Ia vista aTgunOs de es0s
recibOs y conste que hacemos referen-
cia reCibOs de almacenistas.
He aqui los recibos:
RecibO no. 158, de Damian Pastor.
otorgado el 6 de Diciembre.
Recibo no. 100. de Bartolom6 Bar
cello. otorgsdO el 9 de Diciembre.
ReCibo no. SO. de Pedro Sastre Ola
yer. otorgadO Ell 6 de Octubre.
Crey6rase que hay prOp6sit0 deIibe-
RADIO de no dejar reCuTsOs on ID admis-
TRACTION, con que los nuevos administEa-
dores puedan hAcer frente 81 semestre
de Enero 6 Junio del ejerCiciO do 1904
6 1905.
Llamamos ID efenci6n del Secretario
de Puerto Rico s0bre estos hechos ar
bitrRrios, porQae con ellos no se hace
otra Cosa que perjudiCar grandemente
los intereses de aIgunOs acreedOres con
benefici0 de otros.
Tambi6n sabemos que muy en- breve
se Celebrar6 ante b C0rte de Distrito
IN juicio de apelaci6n. Cual es el que
hacemos referencia anteriormente Y
aIf Sc pondrS de manifesto con abun-
danCis de pruebRs, snte aquel tribunal
les inmoralidades de que son Vfctimas
ciertos PROFESSIONALS.
Aeistir6. al mismo tempo. un CO.
rrespOnsaI de Ella COrrespondenciaS
que conoce taquiQraffa y qui6n dara &
COnOcer & los lectOres de este diariO
cuantss decIara aciones 8 6incidentes pue-
dan ocurrir en- 81 juicio oral de aquella
audiencia. s
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Las miSaS de- agui-
naIdO en- YauCO.
.EI Lcdo. MatlonzO pTGCOnlzandO
air las Ideas Do IA Unl6n.
Eatan satisfechos en- el pueblo con
los profesores de ingl@s.
de maestro COrre8pOnsaz.) }
Diciembre 1S

DlClemDee 10.
Han empezado las misAs de sgoi.
naldo, no con tanto entusiaam0 como
el ailo pssado.
IEl pueblo echa de- menos 81 padre
PasaIacqua y 81 professor Muflo2 que
saba dirigir los c0ros con mucha inte-
ligsncia.
tado en- Ponce en- estos dias asistiendo
Ios juicios por iurado que SO han ce-
Iebrado ALI.
Aver lego & este pueblo 81 Lcdo.
Matienz0 quien hemos dido !Arga-
mente preconizando las ideas de Ia
Union de Puerto Rico.
Sigue funcionandO con brillante
reaultadO To- pIanta el6ctFica.
Sc dice que ell nuevo Ayuntamient0
instaIara ell alumbrad0 el6ctricO tan
pronto tome possession de su cargo.
Ell Sr. Farrulla prepara an bellf-
simo espect6cuIo para el domingo pro-
ximo en- nuestFo teatro. Sc p0ndr6
en- eacena una escojida comedia y to-
mar6n parte buenOs aficionRdos de
Yauco.
g-Se dice que eli acaudaIado propie-
tariO don Juan AmiII. 90 embarCara
pronto para Europa en- visie de re-
creO.
Los prOfesOres ameriCan0s que dan
CIase de ipgl6s en- este pueblo. se cap
tan las simpatfas de los ni1Os y de los
padres de famiIis por 50 m6todo de en-.
sefanza y pOr 10 dulzura que emplean
con los alumnos.
81 profesorado de este pueblo en- ge.
neral responde & los altos deberes que
Sc impone.
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Ell .teatr6 Dc San Juan "a no ss
toatrO.
MeI0F Que eNtiIUlrIU COMO Sc en-.
Cuentra, seriR cerrarIo.

Sc hace Indispensable que de una
manera inmediata se proceda 81 ARE
glo del teatro de San Juan.
ESQ no ca teatro nj cosa que 10 pa
rezca. Es simpIemente una mengua
para Ia Ciudad; mejor que tenerle en-
esq forma seris cerFarIo.
Cuando Sc penetra en- aqueI recinto.
Ia mayor desllusi6n Sc experiments.
FiIas enteras de butacGs destroza-
das, los paIcos deteriorados, el plaf6n
sin pintar y las decoraciones feas. Vie
jas. polvorientas y rotas, resultandO la
tramoya ridicula y cRsi an chiste.
Debiera disp0nerse 81 cierre de ese
edifcio. hasta que este en- buenas con-
diCiones.
Actualmente aseg6rase que hay un
sobrante de 100000 del em Dr6stito.
Debiera soIiCitarse del Consejo Ejscn-
two una transferencia de cr6dito ade-
Cusd0 y procederse 81 arreRlo decoroso
de dicho edifci0.
Y si no go pudiera hacer este. mej0r
serfs. va 10 hemos dicho. CerrarIo.
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TETUAN 45.

OfreCe & precios m6dicoss ARNE-
SES COMPLETES AMERICANOS
DE CADENA Y RETRANCA.
CONSTANTES SURTIDO DE FRU-
TOS DEL PALS. A PRECIOS LIMI-
TADOS.
,AGENTE GENERAL de los MOIi-
nos de PILLSBURY, WASHBURN,
FLOUR, MILLS Co. Ltd. de Minnea-
polls, MINI. que producer las afama-
das hArinas de trigO ePILLSBURY IS
EST xxx y la de maiz. GLA
ESMERALDA.S
AGENTE GENERAL de los Se1Io-
res HUFFMAN BROS de New York,
.bricantes de las afamadas marCas de
MantequiIla SLA FAVORITAD Y GEL
YANKEE
AGENTE GENERAL de IL cerve-
cerIR sTHE CONGRESS BREWING
co.. de Brooklyn. N Y GOV. Q.
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A V / S 0

Por Ia presente Sc avisa todos los
iueces de election y demGs personas
que tengGn recIamaciOnes contra el
Board de Elecciones que deben pre-
sentRr les mismas antas del dis 10. de
Enero de 1905. pues todas Las que sean
prssentadas despueS de dicha fecha no
pOdr6n ser incIuidas en- Ia petici6n que
Sc har& & ID Legislature para f0ndos
con que ps0sr dichIs recIamaciones.
e. B.. WILCOX,
SupeFinte1dente General
8 de ElA4ninnaa-
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"EL CATALAN"
Confiterfa Y Reposterfa.
Dc AugsIst Bsrmanos.

Participamos al p6bIico que acaba
mos de inaugurar un IabOratoriO de
Dulcerfa en- Ia calle de Rafael Cordero
no IA y podemos servir cuaIquier en-
cargo en- dicho ramo con prontitud y
economic.
Diariamente encontrarSn pasteles ca
lientes & Las de ID mafIana de manza-
na, crems. meloCot6n y otras muchas
classes de dulces.
DespaCho: Gale de San Joe6 no II.
Turrones espafOles , del pals. y los
sin rival caFamelos del pats.
Dcbre. IA. 1904. ~
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cerrando Ia puerta con un pedazo da
caffa bAmbG, y 81 tratar de acostarse
cay6 de bruces. produciendose una
fuerte confusion en- II frente d que tal
Vez le produio una conmoci6n cerebral
que pudo orih inarle ID muerte. Nnda
induce & Greer que hsya aido sQFe-
dido, pues era an ser inofensivo.
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R E / R E I A.

Programa de las pleas que tocar6
ma1ana Is banda de ia PoIicfaN Iosulal
en- ID Plaza de B1ldoriOty: ~
1o-March Roosevelt (estreno) S.
Lastre.
2O-Gran Fantasia eLa Emigration
& Francia4 (estreno) G. Burset
SoIS.
So-VaIs Sci Morenito. con varia-
clones de cOrnetin (estrenO) j.
Juich.
4o-Final del 40 acto de Is opera
NTrovador. verdi.
5o-Poupurri de aires del pAfs.-
CAmpos.
6o-SeIection from Piff psff pouff
(estrenol Schwartz.
7o-DAnza two step Nectar crioIlO
(estreno) Rios Ovalle.
Star Spangled Banner.
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Ia ClzlnA Y EL BUEN TRIGO.

Procurad. aconsejs ell EvaDgelio, &c.
parar ID cizafa del trigo. Este pro-
verbio es applicable al Hero BravAis
en- gotas concentrates. que cuando Sc
trata de combAtir Ia anemia y Ia cloro-
Sis 1OpEUsuutH UE bu1u trigU, miuutrHa
que la cizafia. este es, ID hierba PERU
dicial & ls futura cosechs, esta cOnsti-
tufds por las peIigrosas imitaciones de
tan admirable producto.
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LAITlENDITA.
DE j. ECHRvARRLA.

For Cada 10 Uuutavos quo soPqaatAn
haAta el 8 de EnerO de 1905 se regaIa-
r6 una papeleta de una pgeCiOsG na1t5te-
ca. que so exhibe en- Ella Tiendita. ,
Hay ahora iuguetes para Di1Os. artf-
culos de nOvedad nueVos y rOpa hecha
& precios baratfsimos.
Plaza Principal 80. al Iado del Ayun-
tatnientO. San Juan. z. R.
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Que moIoTo.

Sc encuentra indispuestO desde aver
don Pedro Giusty en- 50 residencia De
Hst0 Rey.
L1 desesmos mejorfa.
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PARA oURAR UN REsFRrADo FYUN
Ola tome las PASTILLAS LA NANTES DE
bhOMO-QUINlNA. Ell boticario le devol-
vera el dinero si no Sc cura "a i3rma deI z
W GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita.
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En- ID calle FOrtaIeza 81. piso 90. IL
quierda, ofreCen ga salon para este OBJ
jetO dos sefiOritas aCabadRs de IleRar de
BArcelOnA. 3OY.a
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halIan eco gratfsino en- los que tienen
la suerte de escucharlas.
A les ii y media termin6 ID fiesta,
SEMPER.
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JAC1NTO NARANJO.- Ciruiano Den
tista. .--Ha trasladado su ofcinadental q la
Gale de la Yanca, No. 8, altos, donde ofrece
aus ssEvlcioa q p6blico en- general. p.
PLANTAs DE CLAVEL. Margarita en-
tisstoSs Amarillos, blancos roios a 25 cts.
una Los vende. 49, .FT0ncisc0 MGTtfnez. Ca
lie AmistRd 14,--Yauco p. r.
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CONSEJO A. LAS AIADRES. = FL Iarabe calmante
d "a sonora Winslow debe sempre que los nidos
stsan en- e perodo oe IL den ci6n. Proporciona avo
Immediate al Pequeno paciente produce un sueho ma
muy yivo alegre. Es muy aeradabe al paadar, eaIma
a. nno, shlanda aus encas avia sus dolores, hace "a
Giles las funeionea del es6mARo ReRua los intesnos
Es 81 meioF Temedio eonocido para ia arEea va pro-
yehga esta de IA dentei6n De euhlquera otTa causa
1&ngaae mucho cnidado pedir 81 "Jarabe Calmanta
de Ia sshora winsiew'i ea dlnsjOE de tedoss
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Del vsnto pnr to1o Ell mundo.
PoTTER DRcG B GEBA. Corr,
Unicns PTnprieGaTios. Boston.
q u. DepositO en- ls Gran
Bretana: F NKEBEkT 4 sons.
S7-2s chArieshouse 81, I anaon-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25
BURGLARS MAKE WATER HAUL
Wreck the Wells-Fargo Safe at Mt
Pleasant.

Mt. Pleasant. Sept. 23.-The d q r
.. depot in this city was entered by
burglars last evening and Wells, Far
40 e. Co.'S safe was opened by giant
powder. robbery being Tie purpose. No
money or valuables OF any kind were
in the safe and nothing in the room
was touched.
Entrance was gained to the building
by way OF the express room. The key
10 this room was in the outside door
and was turned by the use of nippers.
The door leading to the Office was net
locked. The combination Of the safe
was first cut off with a chisel. but
for some reason the safe could not be
opened then and ii became necessary
10 use the giant. For this purpose a
half-inch hole was drilled through the
outside lining of the door just over the
combination knob and the powder in
serted. The charge was a good one.
and blew the door into fragments. A
small tin box containing a few mining
deeds and other private papers of
Agent Greene was taken and so far
has not been found. The contents of
The box are Of no value, however, to
any person other than the owner.
Aside from this nothing was taken
from the safe Some Of the drawers of
the writing desk were searched, but
as there was nothing i'm them others
were not opened. A number of unde-.
iivered express packages were i'm the
room, but none Of them were mOlested.
The Chisel and drill and q quantity of
giant powder. fuse and caps were
found lying around the room.
There is not the slightest clue as to
the identity of the burglars, where
they came from or whittier they went.
The general supposition seems to be
that there is an organized band work
ing through this part Of the state. and
that this robbery and the one at Manti
this week were deeds committed by
them. This work was evidently done
by hands experienced in the business.
This is the third time TIE local safe OF
the express company has been blown
open, and the agent has learned that
il is not safe 10 leave any valuables
in it, while he is out of the Office.
so this time il was empty.
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MURRAY NEWS NOTES.

Superintendent Read of the street
car company was in Murray last Fri
day. His presence here Is brought in
connection with the extension of the
line to Sandy and Bingham Junction.
The line has lately been extended
south to the city limits. nearly a mile
from the business part, and il is eX
pected that work will begin soon 10
finish the line.
Mrs. William Draper has left for Cal
ifornia 20 join her husband. The house
occupied by her has been rented by
Frank CannegOitor.
Charles Ramn has moved into Ma
nasseh Smiths residence. who has
moved his family to his fs -her-in- law 5
place, preparatory TO leaving for his
mission.
The children Of o. c. Price have re-
covered from diphtheria.
Mrs. Robert Leggett is suffering from
jnJuries received by stepping on a sharp
old iron which penetrated her right
foot DR.. Bird is treating Mrs. Leg
gett
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Buckley of Bing-
ham. Junction have returned from St.
Louis.
Miss Mary Roe has returned from the
Worlds fair, where she has spent her
vacation.
Pastor Anderson has been indis-
posed during the week.
Marriage license has been granted
10 William V. JamissOn Of Murray and
Annie Peterson Of Big Cottonwood.
Arthur Short has severed HE connec-
zion with the New Plant and accepted
a position with the Ampler smelter at
Bingham.
The baby boy of c. f. Ward OF Bing-
tr1r To- q .,
summer complaint
Mrs. 3. J. Kinney OF Bingham juno
ton died last Friday. She leaves a sor-
rowing husband and twins 10 which
she gave birth about ten DAYS ago.
Miss Essey Martin is suffering with
appendicitis al the Murray hospital
AIRS. Samuel Wright is suffering with
pneumonia.
Mrs. McKenna Of Bingham Junction
Is indisposed.
Alexander Nicholas and family have
moved TO Fairfield. Sewer county.
Dr. smith, Murray's dentist. has re-
turned from Nevada, where he has
been on business.
DR.. Lundberg. another OF Murray :
dentists. has gone to Mount Pleasant,
where he maintains branch office.
Paul Blinus' saloon in Bingham
junction was visited by burglars. who
stole goods 20 the amount Of about $25
The Little Knutsford has passed into
the hands Of G. F. Farmer OF Murray.
Charles Tucket OF Bingham Junction
was in Murray on business last Mon
day.
George Parker viii build residence
on Atwood street
David Gordon has returned from
Wyoming.
ar. and Mrs. William j. Painter and
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Sept. 24.-Niels c. Hansen of
Lehi has been admitted 10 citizenship
b. Judge Booth.
Alice C. Dunkley Of American Fork
has been granted a divorce from Al
fred G. Dunkley on the grounds Of
crJ city.
County Deputy Clerk Miss Nina
Houston has gone TO American Fork
10 spend her vacation.
Leo F. Thurman, son of T. Z. Thur
man, who is on a mission in North Ca
rolina, is expected home next month.
Mrs. Ida SmOOt Dusenberry has re-
turned from her European trip, which
has been a very enjoyable and profit
able one.
George 4. Startup and family have
returned from their trip 10 the Yellow
stone park.
George S. Reynolds of springviIle,
aged q. and Mae Rees of Spanish
Fork, aged q, have taken out d mar
riage license.
Miss Mamie Tout sang before a large
audience in the tabernacle last even
ing The people were delighted with
the magnificent singing of Miss Tout.
and felt that the favorable notices Of
the state press are fully deserved by the
talented young singer
One of the most elaborate wedding
receptions ever given in Provo was
n the one Friday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mns. John Giles in lonor
of the marriage Of their son Charles
and Bertha NJ Bateman of Alpine.
Mrs. l.. X. Thompson was a Spring
VILE visitor Friday
Miss Lydia Jones went TO Salt Lake
to spend some time with friends.
Mrs. ]. p. Thompson of Springville
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. X.
Thompson for a few days.
Mr.. Roy Thatcher is the guest of
Miss Nina Bean for a few days.
The w. L. club began its season
last Saturday evening when Miss Syn
tina Brown very cleverly entertained
it's members. A very unique feature
of the fun was a bonfire and ao9ro-
pirate games.
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DEATH WAS INSTANTANEOUS.
N. c. Sorensen of Koosharem Thrown
From Wagon Crushing His Skull.

Richfeld. Sept. 24.-N. c. SOrensen OF
Koosharem met with an accidental ana
sudden death near Redmond Thursday
afternoon. He and d son about years
old were riding in a wagon, when the
team became frightened at something
and started 90 run away. Mr.. Sorensen
could not control the horses and was
thrown from he seat of the wagon,
falling out and in front of one Of the
fore wheels. The wheel passed over
his head. crushing his skull and UNI
doubtedly causing instant death. The
boy managed TO stay with his seat IN
the wagon and was unhurt. Some par
ties saw the affair and ran and caught
the team. They then FASTENED to the
unfortunate mans assistance, but no
help could have awaited him. He was
dead when picked up.
The body was taken to GlenwOod ana
his family i'm X osharem and relatives
here notified of the affair. People from
this place took the corpse home yester-
day.
Mr. SOrenSen was about 81 years of
age and leaves a family. He was one
OF the early settlers in this county and
Grass valley.
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KILLED BY A CAvE-IN.

Price. Sept. A.-John Smith, a miner
aged 80 years. was killed in the mines
of the Utah Fuel company at Castle
while the deceased was putting in a prop
An inquest was held in the afternoon
before Justice Reese. the jury return
ing a verdict generating the COM
pany. Smith came TO the camp recently
from England with a partner, and was
an old an experienced miner. He was
single and nothing is known of his fam
lily in the old country. Out of respect
to the dead. the mines were close down
day
superintendent David Grow of the Cas-
tie Gate mines has returned from In
dependence. Mo. where he has bought
a farm, and will make his home at that
place after he has tired of coal min