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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17
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Miss Estelle Moore has returned
home after spending aweek with her
grandmother at TremIey.
The whereabouts are unknown of a
gray A%lderney sow belonging to
Andrew Bashista, of 45 Penn street.
James Ingraham. the deIirium
tremens patient locked up by PATROL
man McDermott on Friday, was yes
terday afternoon released. He was
almost completely rational, and went
away with a friend.
A new three-plug hydrant was, yes
terday morning, put in at State and
William streets, in place of an old one.
The policemen, this morning,
donned their long coats.
ben" Mundy, this morning, gave
the lookup q renovating and white
washing.
Miss Leachia Knhnbaum, of New
York, las been the guest of Mrs.
Ward B. Snyder, Smith street.
. Miss Olive Murphy rendered a re-
ception to q number of friends, at the
Grimstead house, 145 High street,
Saturday night. Miss Murphy is a
teacher in public school No. 4,
Misses Christina Smith and Edith
Ellie were in New York yesterday.
The members of the Woman s Guild,
of st. Peters Episcopal church, are
preparing the Cook building, at the
corner of High and Smith streets, for
their bazaar.
People of..this city are complaining
against the old trolley oars sent here
TO do service.
A warm argument between a wagon
driver and a Jewish grocer on Fayette
street, near State street, drew a small
C rowd shortly before moo
Workmen in the. .employ of the water
department are inspecting and renew-
ing or repairing, lwhere needed, the
hydrants about the CITY, in prepara-
ton for the cold weather.
A number of ducks have been shot
hy parties up the river.
Tomorrow night the remodeled nall
of Braga Singing Society will be fit
ingly opened with q grand concert,
entertainment and ball. Excellent
talent has been secured.
Today the Smith street paving will
be completed.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church will meet tomorrow
afternoon in the chapel at $3.50
O'Clock.
Mrs. #. A. sleight and sister, Mrs.
Thompson, of Rosgvilie, she returned
home after visiting 9. q. P~ierson, of
High street. They came by trolley,
via plainfeld, Bound Brook, New
Brunswick and Metuchen. They re-
turned home by way of Boynton
Beach, Railway and Westtield
The regular monthly meeting of
the missionary society of Simpson M.
E. church will be held at 8 o'clock to-
morrow night at the parsonage.
Leon Thompson and a party of friends
went ON an outing in a launch yesterday
J. J.. Deitche spent yesterday with his
daughter Ella, at Trenton.
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Well is a Success.

The seventy-foot pump we'll was
fixed Saturday for a t~hirty-day test.
The test is being made by the water
department with Contractor Kisner's
pump. A flow of IT'S, 600 gallons a day
is thought to he assured.
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Adair is Considering

A report became current this morning
that George Adair had decided to decline
he Democratic nomination for recorder.
When Mr.. Adair was seen by a News
reporter, he said he had not been Officially
notified of his nomination as yet, and
hat he did not know whether or not he
would accept.
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The Emerald Ball..

Plans are now all completed for the
fourth annual ball and reception OF
the Emerald Athletic Club, which
will be held in Pulaski Park, Thurs.
day night. Music will be furnished
by Prof. Steinhauser g full orchestra.
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Boston Girl.

Il suppose" remarked the friend of
the newly-created husband, "the usual
shower of rice fell as you entered the
c%arriage?"
mo; 1t rained BEANS" replied the
happy benedict. 81 married a Boston
girls, you know."-Chicago Daily
News.
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Quietly Married.

With only a few friends present
Miss Annie Stricken, of Market street,
became the wife of Sol Rubenstein.
yesterday afternoon, in New York
CITY. Mr.. Rubenstein is a young
merchant of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17

1t is stated that an Albany man viii
has gone into the north woods for |
vacation carries a cowbell as a proven
tive from being shot for a deer. III
will not then be safe unless he keep
the bell changing all the time.-Utic,
Observer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17
Clothing for Japs.

The wooden mills of Lancashire ant
Yorkshire are executing large order
for clothing from the Japanese govern
ment, an indication that the Japanese
intend to make a winter campaign ii
Manchuria.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17

NEWBURG. n. y, Oct. II. VIII
liam Edgar B~rinckerhoff, d prominent
and well to do farmer Of Hast Fish
kill. dropped dead here yesterday Of
heart disease.
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Taken to Jail.

James ''Ham' Kelly was yesterday
taken to the County Jail by Detective
Peltier, in default of bail, on the charge
preferred by A. F. Munoz, of stealing a
crse of whiskey, which belonged to Peter
Floersch, but was sold a saloonkf eper.
Mr.. Munoz later notified the police that
he wished to withdraw the charge.
Kelly will be released,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17

LAKE MOHONK, N. Y, Oct. IT,
Arrangements have been completed for
the twenty-first annual session of the
Lake Mohonk Indian conference, Which
opens here on Wednesday. Charles ].
Bonaparte of Baltimore will preside.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17
Money for the Hospital.

Samuel G.. Garretson, Of the man
aging board of the citv hospital,
acknowledges the receipt of $25, from
q friend out-of-town. for the reception
room and morgue fund, now being
raised foi that purpose. The donor is
unwilling that his name should be
made public.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17

THE PEOPLE ALL
In Chorus Cried, Give Us Newbro'a
Herufcide.

This word Of late has been in every
ones mouth, and many are wondering
what the word signifies. though no one
has vet been found, who will deny that
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE does the WORE.
Well, for the information of thousands OF
people who like to know all about a good
thing. we would say that HERP1ClDE
means. a destroyer or killer of Herpes,
Now Herpes is the family name OF a
disease cause by various vegetable par
asites. A similar microbe causes dam
druff. itching scalp, and falling hair; this
IS the microbe that NEWBRO'S HERPI-
eide promptly destroys; after which the
hair grows. Sold by leading druggists.
Send 10c. in stamps for sample to n
Herpicide Co., Detroit. Mich.
@. A. SEXTON, Special Agent.
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G, 4. SEXTON SIGNS THE BOND.
Mi-o-na, Natures CURE for Dyspepsia,
Costs Nothing if it Fails.

The guarantee given with Mi-o-na is
no ordinary promise. 1t is a guarantee
bond signed by your OWL druggist, a re-
liable firm right in this town. Read the
following guarantee bond and see how
simple and plain 1T is:
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Still Belligerent.

Nell-She says she's ready to make VI
If you are.
Belle-Tell her l suppose I'll be ready
to make up, too, when my complexion
gets as bad as hers is.-Philadelphis
Public Ledger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17
Twentieth Birthday.

On the Goth of this month Dana Relief
Society will celebrate its twentieth ami
versary by holding a big supper and
dance in Braga Hall.
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GUARANTEE

hareby agree to refund thu money paid
for Mi-o-na on return Of the empty BOZ If
the purchaser tells me- t. at it has failed to
cure dyspepsia or stomach troubles. This
guarantee covers two Soc boxes Or a n onth's
treatment. ttlfA
[Signed] .........l.......,.a..."..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17

The men who have made the largest
fortunes in business + those who
have been the mos extensive adver-
tisers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17
Making Out Tax Bill.

This morning William 7. Major,
James K. Gallagher and John +. Bergan
commenced writing out the poll tax
bills for next year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17

Situation want ads. printed free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-17
HUMOR.
BUSINESS.
Simple Household Remedies

We are just as particular of the qualify and goodness of
simple home medicines as we ara of the most important
prescriptions. Our carefulness shows in the results OBJ
tanned from their use.
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STATE NEWS
a HARVEST OF FISH.
Creek Overlooked It's Banks, Carrying
the Fish Into the Lucem.

Lehi April 80-A few DAYS ago Gus
SHADE distributed a wagon load OF FISH
sratis % az who would come and get
them Nearly every family in town was
thus supplied and stil Gus had fish
leIt. II happened this way: Dry creek
oNerTloWcd into the grass Iauus and thF
creek 0elns nlled with carp that had come
out or Ctan lake TO spawn. ire grass
lands were soon covered with fish IN Dut
a rev lncheS OF water All that was nee
essar5 Was TO drive through tho shoals 81
fsn with wagon and two men with gum
Boots and pitchfOrks could throw IN 2
couple of tons IN less than an hour, ana
nave the fish on the market iu I'VE
condition q few minutes afterwards.
The sheep shcarers who nave Deen
shearing ST Austin & Webb's corral west
Of Lehi have folded their tents and gone
They tleeced over 5000 head OF sueeil.
which averaged over six pounds OF WCoi
per head. The clip sold Tor arouJ l452
cents per pound. scsc8~bTlu5ing as much
az - cents The Provo WCOlen mills was
The public schools of Lehi viii close
next week. Exercises by the several
grades viii be given Thursday and FRI
day. One of the chief features will be
the exhibition of manual training Work
Thursday afternoon and evening, when
viii be displayed the exhibit. now mater
tally added TO. which gained for Lehi SO
many valuable prizes at the county
school fair, Friday afternoon VIII be de-
voted 10 athletic sports at the City park.
A number of our leading stOCkmen have
famous PeTCherOn stallion lvanhOe.
b. ". Brown. jr.. has returned from
Alberto can He reports the past as
having been most severe winter. and
says that others viii return before an
other winter.
Thomas RussOn. ir.. has returned from a
two years mission To the southern states.
Mrs. Fred Merrill has gone TO Sugar
The big pumps at the head Of the Jor-
dan VIII be placed ln commission MONDAY
10 supply water for the several canal COM
panies Of salt Lake county
Miss Julia Bushman is visiting rela
tiyes ia Cache valley.
Isaac Gudmansen Of Iona, Ida, is visit
ing Lehi relatives.
Miss Francis Paul Of Holden is visiting
with Miss Guncey.
Born TO the wife of William Asher
Wednesday night, twins. boy and girl
Mother and babies doing well
Leon Taylor of. Sugar CITY. Ida, IS
spending month in the Osmore depart
meut OF the sugar factory
Superintendent j. G. Cough Of the Idaho
Fails sugar factory is i'm Le1i
Elish Pick has left for mission TO the
Samoan Islands.
q. J. Wadsworth spent several days this
AIrs. Agnes Huish and Miss Emma
WorsencrOft of PaysOn syent the week
M Leht the guests OF Mrs. 81. ". South
Frank Bcckstead has gone to Bear
River where he viii act as general black
smith for the Utah Sugar company.
The l. Q. o. F. lodge No, 26 Joined By
the IVY Re5ekab lodge ana a number of
citizens celebrated the lodges eighty
tttn anniversary i'm songs dancing and a
banquet.
Mrs. Nellie Dow has removed to Pleas
amt Grove.
O.. ID. Pous Of ogden is In Lehi.
The quarterly conference OF the Alpine
stake is in session I'm LehI today and to-
morrow The meetings are being held
i'm the city pavilion.
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Ogden Society.

Miss Geuevieye Douglass entertained a
lumber OF friends Friday evening al her
home
The Weber club gave a most enjoyaF 'e
party Monday evening at COnieTs n1ll.
Nearly zoo guests were in attendance
Those from out of town were Mr. and
Mrs. j. A. Edison of Salt Lake, with the
Misses Edison and j. H. Young.
The ogden lodge Of EIks gave an elab-
crate party Thursday eVeuiug-
Mr. and Mrs. J. u. Paine are back from
California.
Mrs. Claude Lindsay of Evanston is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. w F. McIu-
tosh. at 5l Iwenty-third street
MT. and Mrs. Clarence Gunneu re-
turned Sunday from III PasO 10 make
their home ia Ogden
Mr.. and Mrs. AreEd Pot viii celebrate
their fifteth wedding anniversary next
Tuesday.
A farewell party was given Thursday
evening I'm the Second ward amusement
hau in honor OF Arnold Bowman, who
leaves for Australia TO enter the mis-
sion field
Mrs. Ford and Miss May Brewer are
back from q trip 20 the coast
Mr. and Mrs a., J. Ross entertained
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Net
Tie Mckay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Scowcr0ft left
Tuesday Tor a trip 90 Europe.
Ray ScoEIlIe was married WednesdaE
ln The temple al Salt Lake 10 Miss May
RaWliusOn of san Francisco They viii
reside i'm ogden.
Mrs L. r. Wright entertained the MEM
hers OF the Jolly club Wednesday even
ing.
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PARK CITY NEWS NOTES.

Park city. april 30.-The body Of Den
mis- Leary. who died en- Washington about
a month ago. viii be brought TO Salt
Lake for interment tomorrow and the
funeral services viii be held at the ca
thedral ou Monday.
The Bon Ton Vaudeville company,
which is playing az the Dewey theatre,
is attracting good houses nightly.
The Noble Dramatic company will fill
the dates of May 3 and 4 az ,he Dewey,
The Park City public schools viii close
in four weeks. The next month VIII be
devoted 20 closing work, report making
examinations. etc. The year about "a
close Is looked upon by teachers and
patrons OF the school alike as the most
successful in the history Of the schools
here.
a strike Of fine ore i'm the New York
rs being reported. and those who claim
TO be on the inside are buying the stock.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Young came up from
SAT- Lake this morning.
~. ~. Armstrong was among the
morning arrivals over the r. G. w.
al II. Weeter, who has been pa southern
Utah on business returned this morning
The large quantity of heavy mining
machinery which has been in the railroad
Yards. owing TO the bad condition of the
wagon r0ads. is gradually being moved to
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ogden Briefs.

There will be no attraction at the Grand
opera house tilI May rs when the EIfH-
ford stock company comes for d weeks
engagement.
Tom Foley is around again after a
weeks illness.
Vs. W. Corey of the Corey Construction
company LEFT Yesterday Tor the west
Professor George Thomas DrfucfDaT 8f
'le Flsl school viii speak tonight fn
me Fourth ward meeting house on Joan
Dan Mcfarland of Wilson was some
what injured I'm a runaway accident YES
tefdaE morning. Mcfarland and a cou-
pie OF others We're driving into Ogden
when the team bOlted and ran into the
wilson canal. throwing them OUT OF the
buggy The horses broke loose from the
Tig and one ~ them was not stopped uUriI
he reached the court house in ORden.
Mcfarland 3 injuries are NOT serious
vs.. S. Donaldson has brought suit iu the
district court against Joseph Gfimartiu
aud Lllzman to recover sos alleged TO be
due by reason of the alleged breach of
contract OF the defendants in failiue to
permit him To- erect a boarding house and
supply the W0rkmeu of the Defendants
with board during the work of the conc
tractors i'm erecting the new Southern
Pacific shops
AmmoB satterfieId was yesterday adj
judged guilty iu the city court of ma
hci1gs mischief i1 throwing a rock some
time ago through a car window of the
Ogden a. Northwestern railway at North
Ogden.
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BUSINESS STILL
LITTLE SLUGGISH
Improvement Is Expected When
the Weather Settles.
COUNTRY ROADS ARE BAD
WOOL is MOVING SLOWLY
SHEAEING DELAYED.
COUNTRY ROADS ARE BAD

Bradstreets and Dun differ a little
in their resumes Of trade conditions Of
last week. The former. says they were
an improvement over the preceding
seven days, while the latter does not
see much if any change from the pre-
vious sluggish condition. superinten-
dent F. Boegle, wiring to New York
yesterday, had the following to cay
concerning the local situation:
"Jobbers report Improvement in trade
conditions, and present outlook is
thought favorable. Retail lines are
more active and collections improved"
George Rust, local representative for
r. G. Dun & Co, places a somewhat
different light upon the situation. He
said yesterday;
Business is slow, but it is expected
to improve as soon as the season be-
comes more settled. Collections are
dTaggy. The outlook. as aW hole is
promising. This is purely a summer
market. The season is backward, and
roads are in bad'condition. That double
combination has a depressing effect
upon the-locaI market. The roads are
just beginning to become passable.
When they are sufficiently dried 20 per-
NIT of farmers using them, the COndi-
tions should show an Improvement.
Money is in fair supply, with a reason
able demand.
Wool is commencing to move out
quite freely. Shearing was delayed by
the late storms. When wool begins to
move more readily it viii bring more
money into circulation, which means
increased business"
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Real Estate Market Improving.

The real estate market showed am im-
provemeut last week in certain fines.
There was quite an increase In the de-
maud for houses both furnished and un-
furnished That was due to people COM
ing into the city 10 spend the summer
Building lots on the east side, from the
bench to Eleventh South street. were
sought after. Many transfers were re-
corded Business property i'm the vicinity
Of the Oregon Short Lines new depot
was i'm demand. There were many in
quirieg for stores, warehouses and hotels.
The seekers. for property seemed to favor
South Temple street. There was little or
no advance in prices for either building
or speculative lots or plots OF ground.
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Reorganized Mormon.

Services at the chapel of the Reorgan-
lied Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
day Saints. 22S East Second South street:
Sunday school. 10 a. ms lesson subject,
I'VE Should Give Ourselves to God" Les
son text. James /. 1921 Sacrament seFV-
ice. II a. m, Scandinavian service. . p.
m; English preaching service, 1880 p. IN.
An open air service will be held at 9
D. m a the corner OF Second South and
Main streets. Elder a. H. Chase will be
the speaker.
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Society for IdeaI Culture

The Society for Ideal Culture. which has
been recently organized, viii hold its first
meeting this afternoon at $50 o'clock i'm
Unity hall. Second East near First South
street. All friends of ideal culture are
cordially invited. The aims of this society
VIII be explained, There viii be a lecture
on THE Ideals of Truth. Goodness and
Beauty" readings and a fine musical
progra mme.
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b. Unltarian -

Services at Unity hall, 140 South Second
East street at IL a. m Rev. ~. Fl, Fish.
jr.. pastor. Miss Emily Larson will sing
a solo and the Unity quartette an anthem.
Sunday school and Emerson class at 12:l5;
the state university. Vocal solo by Bert
Hamilton. Unity club Monday evening.
Address by Judge c. G. Goodwin. Music
Miss Berkhoel Esther Allen and Miss
Robertson Unity circle Wednesday at go
u
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Ogden Churches

First MeJhodist-Suuday school. 10 a.
m; Professor w j.. Underwood superin-
Wesley Hill viii preach. class meeting im-
medIateiy after this service Junior league
--50 D. M W. ID. Brown. leader. EpwOrth
league $40 %. ms Harry Hansen presi-
dent. sermon s b. m.- Rev. DR. J. Wesley
IiIi viii preach. Mrs. John r. Ruslmrr
Will preside at the organ. Mrs. Fred n.
i1eSS. the choir leader is preparing spe-
eau muslc-soiqs, duets, anthems and
choTuses. Monday night the Rev. DR.. j.
Wesley Hill will give his lecture on
Brains at the church. Wednesday even
ing at q. m. prayer meeting. seats free.
come early TO the Sunday services TO Sc
cure seats.
Scieuust.-First Church Of Christ Sci
enlist. Church edifice corner Twenty
fourth street and Lincoln avenue. Serv-
ICES, u Q. m. Subject Adam and Fallen
Man, Sunday school. 10 a. M Wednes-
cay evening meeting S o'clock. All invited
Free reading rooms. suite PIP ECCLes build
laE. open daily from to p. m. AN well
Topgregatt onaI-The First Cougrega-
Uoual church. between Tweurv-fOurth and
Twenty-fifth streets. on Adams sve61Ia
sunday services ar II a. m and p. M
GOOD music at both services Sunday
s-LLoot Al lL-l9- L. p y on Monday even
ing az clock. Bible study on Wedues-
oaE evening at s. Rree seats and an cor
claily invited 20 these services.
Euiscopal-Church of the Good Shep-
herd. corner Grant avenue and Twenty
fourth street. Alfred Brown rector.
Fourth SUNDAY after Easter. Early cels-
brauon an $50 "A. m.- Sunday school al
800 a. M holy communion and sermon
ar u a. ms evening prayer and sermon
at 100
Presbyterian First PRESBYTERIAN
church John Edward Carver pastor.
Morning service an u. Subject The Cru
tlal Place iU Life. evening service at s
CLOCK a series or evening sermons upon
The Life Beyond the Grave will be COM
4lenced sunday evening. Subject What
is Deatnt. EnaeaV0r AT O'Clock. sun
day school at 1915
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Christian

Central Christian ChUrch-C0rner Third
East and Fourth South streets. Preach
ing at ~ a. 10. by DR. IT. W. Pinkert0n.
The evening service viii consist Of a mis-
sionary programme largely iuterspersed
with music. Bible school at 1879 b. m. .
Christian Endeavor at $50 D. m. Junior
EndeavOT at 4 p. IN. Tuesday. Prayer
service Wednesday at %. m. All are
cordially invited 70 attend these services.
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SOCIETIES
AAEOEa

MAeDNII NOTICE.
MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. ? will hold
a special meeting tomorrow (donday)
evening at 7ij0 o'clock for r. c. degree
work. MasOns qualified invited.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHT. secv.
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Sunday School Convention.

county Sunday school convention next
Friday evening a boys chorus of the
First Baptist Sunday school will sing a
"twO-part' number entitled, "The ocean
Wave, A new organization, the West
minister Ladies quartette viii be heard
At the Sunday school convention next
Sunday in the First 81. T.. church.
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Southern Pacific Settles SHIFTS.

Two small suits against the Southern
racine were compromised Yesterday
morning Doc the Second district court VIII
lam hearlou. as guardian ad Item for
d sed Morrison filed an action for 81 f44
ana uE agreement accepted $3.50 for In
s-rles received bv Morrison in being
thrown from an engine some time ago.
d. A. BLtler. as guardian for H Il
hILer. flied am action for $3.50 and eat-
Tied Tor sle5 I'm fun for injuries received
nl the young man due fo the bursting of
g. steam gaugc by which he was seaIded
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the different properties TO which it is con-
signed
y. f. Shepard came up from the me
tropOlis today aud viii. remain in the
Park for some time.
". II. Robbins came up from ogden
today.
". y. Cuff spent yesterday in Park
on business.
owen EHfs was ln town from Woodland
today on business.
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JURORS FOR nay TFRM.

COalYille, April 29.-Following is the list
of names of the jurors drawn this after
noon for the May term Of the district
court:
Park City, Gus Aortensen, George ia
cObsOn, J. S. Roll. Joseph Gordon. r. p.
Evans J. Y. Murphy, Nephi GiraUd. JO-
Nick Rowe Robert DalgIeish William
Decide. j. w. Scott, James Williams. L.
NJ Carpenter, Albert Fennette. John
Graham, William LeWis- louisville
gent, Leroy Holt: Coaiville. John
Stones, G.. r. Jones J. f.. wilde Thomas
Hill. Woodland Thomas White Fred Pc
terson; Wanship, v. NJ Ilixson: Rock
port James vernon: Upton, George +.
Staley; Marion John Hoyt, Oakley,
James Evans. b. Milliner.
Hans o. Young OF Salt Lake is here on
business relating to the Mclaughlin es-
tate
Mrs. w. w. cuff is on the sick list and
viii leave for the capital to reCuperate.