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his engine and had not gone far when
he learned there was broken rail some
distance ahead, He left his engine
and went some distance along the track
TO flag an approaching train and was
returning on the hand car when In
some mysterious manner his foot got
under the wheels and was badly
crushed. He was taken to the general
hogpital where his injuries were at
tended to 1t il not thought that am
putation will be necessary.
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by order az the Board Of Directors sala
day on above postponed until Tuesday
Jan ~. l'i an DO a. M.
g. n. MEAD Secretary.
Galcna Mine.
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yesterday to Warren Mecham. q. sud
Miss Lulu Phillips IS, both Of Oakley
Utah
Judge Lewis came out on the Sth and
set the trial for the February term Of
court All cases at issue were set for
Feb. l.
The following petit jurors have been
drawn for the February term OF the
district court;
George Asper. Echo; John Howcrott,
f, f. pearce, Jacob Crooks, Larey Nc
poiin, T, W, Burrows, Samuel Daniels,
j, d. Gregg, y. j. Lawless, Charles
Workman, Jerry shea, j. G. Martin,
Thomas Falcon. James Hauin. Park
CITY William +. Chappel w c. John
ston,William Carruth, James y. Rhead,
Thomas Rees. Coalyille. Joseph ID.
Holt, y. G. Pack, n. J. Williams, Ka
mas; Thomas Dearden Henefer f.. f..
HOrtln Rockport; j. o. Smith, Marion
John p. Stonebreaker, william Sargent,
Hoytsyllle Edward Staley, Upton, Ar
thur Maxwell +. w. Marchant, Peoa.
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KANOSH.
BRAVE DESERVE THE FAIR.
Birthday social Brigham kimball sus'
tains Painful Accident.

Special Correspondence.
Kanosh, Willard Co., Jan. l4.--Brig-
ham Kimball, the lI-year-old sou Of
Mrs. Adel Kimbal while helping to
corral wild horses, got bad fall, and
fractured the bone OF his lett leg The
young man has suffered considerable
pain, which Or. George is doing all
possible to relieve.
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AuIicE OF LEVY or ASSESSMENT.

The Grand GuIch Mining Company. a
corporation, organized under the laws "
Utah. Location Of principal place Of busI-
ness sal Lake City, Salt Lake County.
state Of Utah, Notice Is hereby given
that At meeting Of the directors Of said
company, held on the I,h day Of January
1874 at the once Of the cJmpJnv an as
scssment II four cents pei STARE was
levied on the capital stock 4 the corpor-
atiou payable Immediately TO the Score
tary Of the company, at the Office ~ the
company al number Sc west Sec nj
South street IN salt Lake City Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain Unpaid on The S,h day Of i b.
ruary, 1874, viii be delinquent and adyer-
tiscd fOr sale At public auction ana UNI
less payment is made before will be Rold
on the 9TH day u February l04, at 2
o'clock p, M. OF said day, to pay the
delinquent assessment together with the
cost Of adv Rising ana expenses II sale
W. p JENNINGS, Secretary
&C West Second South Street salt Lake
City. Utah.
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EUREKA.
LITTLE FIRE HERO.
Residence OF Mayor stack lnjured-iilgh
school Entertainments

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Juab Co, Jan. lj.-During The
absence Of Mayor J. ID, Stack and MS
wife from home this morning, his II
year-old son Willie discovered the resi-
dence to be on fire. The heroic little
fellow rushed through the burning
ROOM to the adjoining room and res
cupl the little baby, who was almost
overcome by smoke. without giving
any alarm, the plucky little fellow
tackled the flames In the parlor ana
succeeded In ex,inguishing them. II
a wind had been blowing at the time
several residences on Church street
would have gone up In smoke. Inc
damage TO the mayors residence VIII
Doe about $35. The fire was caused
rom an oyerheated stove.
The High school of Eureka will give
q concert at the opera house Thursday
evening for the purpose OF raising
funds to purchase a plano for the
school An interesting program has
been prepared for the occasion ana II
is to be hoped the affair VIII prove sue
cessful.
Though only in use a few hours a
LAY the new well of the city has not
proved "A success, being pumped dry
in few hours. Ben Goodman, the
new watcrmaster. states that he can Sc.
cure TOW of only 1900 gallons in "A
hours. In an probability the well
win be abandoned and water for the
city be procured from some otheT
source.
Nj. and Mrs. Thomas Lloyd are hap
py over the arrival Of little daughter
al their home I'm Robinson on Jan w.
Mrs. Theodore Nichols presented ,her
husband with fine daughter on Jan
II. ,-,,
Misses Bertha and Emma Henriod
gave an enjoyable party at their home
on Tuesday evening in honor of Elder
Wiford Paxman who leaves on mis-
sion to England shortly During the
evening the young ladies' served a de-
llcious luncheon.
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ANNUAL BANK ELECTIONS

The local banks have held annual
meetings this week, declared usual
dividends and elected officers for the
ensuing year.
The First National elected as dire
tors sven Hansen, Thomas Smart, c.
g, Goodwin Joseph f. Smith. A. NJ.
Fleming. w. :. Mccormick James
Quayle, j. II. Anderson and c. w. Nib
ley,
Thatcher Brothers Banking company
elected Moses Thatcher. l., s. HIS,
q. G. Thatcher. W. d. Hendricks,
James Mack, u, r. Hatch, David EC-
Giles, L. r., Martneau. 5, w. Ritter,
Jacob West and Joseph S, pcery
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,,TAH JAN. 49, 1904
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NOTICE. or As,E,,MENrso 10.

The Revenue Mining Company Loca.
ton OF principal place OF business, salt
Lake CIty Utah. Notice s. hereby given
that at meeting ~ the directors held ON
the lsth day Of December 1913 an assess.
was levied ON the capital stock Of tho
corporation payable Immediately o. Her
bert r. lillls, secretary at 5S Board u
Trade building Salt Lake city Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
ycr,scd for sale nj public auction. ana
unless payment Is made before, will be-
sold ON the an day Of Fchu.ry 1904 90
pay the delinquent assessment together
with the cost n advertising and expense
u conducting sale.
HERBERT r. HILLS,
Secretary
tS BOARD ~ Trade Building Salt LAX,
CITY. Utah.
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OTHER CHURCHES.

First Unitarian society--Serylces held
In new Unity han, liO Second East
street. at II a. m. Rev. W. II. Fish.
Jr, pastor Music by Miss Emily Lar
sen and Unity choir Sunday school
and Emerson class Immediately after
services. to which all interested are IN
Ntcd on Sunday evening at 1880 Judge
King win deliver his lecture on vol
taire," which WAS postponed a few
weeks ago. Prof. de Lory viii sing a
SOLO and Prof, and Mrs dc Lory viii
sing a duet These lectures are free
and the public is cordially invited. on
Monday evening, Jan Is, at Z O'clock.
the annual Parish supper and election
Of officers will be held. Invitations are
confined TO members, regular attend
ants and subscribers Unity Circle viii
meet Wednesday afternoon.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE


Excelsior Iron Mining Company, Secre-
tary's Ofice, Salt Lake city, Utah, Janu-
any 9Th 1914 Notcc.-Thcre are delin-
quent upon the following described stock,
on account OF assassin NJ No / levied De-
c"mbcr LIST 1873 the several amounts set
opposite the names u the respective
shareholders as follows viz:
No Cert Shares Amt
Campbell. A Co.. 3 lcl $1,000
cullen. Matthew o.. 1000 5000
Ana In accordance with law and the or
der " the R.arI VI Directors made Dc
Ccmhcr lst 1913. so many shares Of each
parcel OF above stock as may be ne es-
sary win De sold at auction al the Office
of the Company walker Brothers Bank
ers Salt Lake CRY Utah, at IL 30 a, m,
sessm,nt thereon together with cost Of
advertising and expense Of sale.
w. T. LAKE. Secretary.
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Harry w. Matthews. Bishop Blake and
Byron Becks,ead were the speakers,
who euloglzed the sterling qualities OF
the deacesed
Mrs. Stasia Matthews was born In
southern Utah In 1856. and would have
been 10 years OF age on the Slst of this
month She was a modest and unas-
suming woman, lived most exemplary
life. and was model wife and mother,
loved by all who knew her.
She leaves a host OF friends and rel
atiyes and two children, the elder a
girl Of 90 months, and a boy Of two
weeks old.
Millennial star please copy.
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~ THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division 10 and tor Salt Lake Coun-
q. state Of Utah. In the matter OF the
estate ~ james Davis, Deceased. Notice.
The petition u George v Morris, Jr.,
administrator IT the estate Of James
Davis deceased. praying for the. settle
mcnt ~ nual account II said Gdmlnistra-
tor and for the distribution ~ the residue
II said estate to tn persons entitled,
has been set for hearing on Friday. the
18th day u January A. d. l.Oi ~ 10
o'clock a. m ut the County Court House,
On the Court Room II said Court, In salt
Lake city. SAT- Lake county Utah,
Witness the clerk ~ said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day OF
January, A. =. lGi
jScIll JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
lty David - Davies, Deputy Clerk.
Stewart d Stewart, Attorneys.
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CASTLE DALE.
BP. liENlNG OLSEN DEAD.
Expires Without Warning at "a stake
Conference.


Conference.
Special Correspondence,
Castle Dale Emery Co., Jan, l2-The
quarterly conference OF the Emery
stake was held on the 10th and 18th in
the Emery Stake academy. Eide" John
W. Taylor Of the Council OF .tstles
was present; also the stake presidency,
10 Of the High Council, and II Bishops,
The house was crowded TO its fun ca
pacity. and a good and enjoyable time
was had by all who attended.
SUDDEN DEATH.
At the morning services Con the nm
eN-BishOp Henng Olsen opened the
meeting, and was apparently in his us
ual health, During the night he seem
ed 20 feel little Ill, and about . o'clock
In the morning he said he felt sick.
He got up and lighted the lamp. when
he was seized with a pain and said,
This win XIII me- and fell back In a
chair. His wife assisted him 70 the bed
when she discovered he was dead, Tie
deceased was born IN Arrstrup, Fail
ster, Denmark Jan. ;, 1SS0, was bap-
tied Feb, q, 1851 ana emigrated 10
Utah In 1861. Lived in Spring City,
Sanpotc county until 1852, when ne was
called at the April conference to come
10 Castle Dale to act az Bishop of the
ward, which office he held until 1898,
when he was released, He was a true
and faithful Latter day Saint and made
friends wherever he went tie leaves n
wife and nine children seven sons and
two daughters and two sisters and a
host Of friends TO mourn his sudden de-
parture.
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RICHFIELD.
NEW BISHOPS CHOSEN.
Weddings District court Notes. Poultry
men WIN Organize.

Special Correspondence,
Richhcld, Sewer, Co., Jan, 14,--The
district court is stll in session and the
business transacted to date is as fol-
lows,
salina Stock CO. vs. NIels Thomp.
son ana James Diamond ~ Matilda
Ecutcr continued Tor the term on slip,
ulation.
Lost Irrigation CO., W. w. II. Rex, ct
al, on order from supreme court for a
new trial, New trial ordered and case
continued.
Jens Hanson vs. Geo Crosby Jr,, ct
all demurrer overruled and 80 days
given defendants to answer.
Equitable Mfg, Co, vs. q, Magleby &
Co.; case DISMISSED.
Geo. Veal We Joseph Ross ct al;
plaintiff RECEIVERS damages In the sum
Of S2l9.5O for sale by defendant OF cat.
tie upon illegal execution, Defendant
I'm this case was constable OF Joseph,
Jens Hansen W. Emily Hansen, d.
vorce Case taken under Amusement
POUtTRYMEN MEET.
A county convention OF poultrymen Is
called for next Saturday to effect a
permanent organization IN the county
and to adopt bylaws, etc, II il hoped
through and by the aid Of a poultry
society the people may be induced to
take greater Interest IN the industry,
and especially IN the improvement Of
the breeds.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Marriage licenses have recently been
issued to the following couples
James IL, Barlow 70, and Kate lisa.
bell, u.s. both Of Richheld,
Andrew Rasmussen, %, Edith Gott-
fredson, Is, also Of Rchneld.
The Philharmonic lady quartette OF
Chicago are billed TO appear In the
Richdeld tabernacle Jan. 20,
NEW BISHOPS CHOSEN.
Following are the names OF Rlchneld's
new Bishops Heber G, Christensen,
William COons and Nlrginlus Bean,
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Sunday School Union Meeting.

The January meeting Of the Salt Lake
stake Sunday School Union viii con.
yenc in Barratt hail. Monday, Jan, rs,
at 7.3O r. m. The usual departments
Will be conducted and business Of I'M
portanco transacted throughout a
good attendance from various departs
mcnts OF an schools Is requested.
JOSIAH BURROWS
stake Superintendent.
JOSEPH Y, SMITH,
stake Secretary.
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Did Il ever occur 20 you that you
could trade that shotgun OF yours for
bicycle, horse or buggy, or In fact
anything you may want? An ad IN
the classified columns win do the work.
Try H. J cent ! word day.
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suERliF'S SALE.

IN the District court On and f5r Salt
Lake County. state ~ ruh ZIuuy Saw.
Ings Bank and Trust COMPANY % cIruur.
alton. Plaintiff w. John T. Howard and
Mary Ann Howard his wife, Defendants
90 lu s0ll 40 Sh.rIns Sale. nt the west
'front.' door n the County Count House. iu
the city and County ~ Sal, Lake state
~ Utah. uu Oh, 18TH day " January 49,
- lM at twelve o'clock noon of stId
day. AN the right title. claim ana inter.
est ~ John J.. Howard and Mary Ann
Howard. hls wife, defendants lu and 20
the following described real estate, s.t.
uJtr lying aud being iu SJlt Lake county
State ul ttuh and more particularly dose
cr.hcl ms follows, to.Wit The northeast
quarter 0t the northeast quarter dor uuHI
m, section tNlIiy.thfoe tlN. township
three ca south u range ono 10 east 90
the Salt Lake Meridian also ull II tho
southeast quarter u the southeast quNI.
ter of section iwonty-clght GA' and Tine
following described part n On. northwest
lion th.rly-ihrCp (3N, commencing 900 the
northeast corner II said northwest qu.r.
ter " the northeast quarter II said s.C-
ton thlrty.thrco (30, and running thence
south eighty go rods thence west tort5-
one and slN.ttnths Gl6l RODS th,n0o
and hye.tcnlhs H3jl rods. thence eIst
three and ,iN.tenths 60 rods thence
north about So degrees cast thIriy-DiEht
(}0 rods, thence north 36 rods thence
cast l2S rods to the place n hcEnnrG,
al IN township south NJ range ! east
II the salt Lake Meridian. ln SAT- Lake
County, state ~ ttah.
Purchase price payable IN Lawful money
u the United states.
Dated at Salt Lake CITY this Goth day
Of December 1870.
6 FRANK EMERY,
Sheriff, Salt Lake County Slatp ~ ItUh.
By Joseph G, Sharp Deputy Sheriff
Cannon Irvine ana Snow, Attorneys Tor
Plaintiff.
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OLD AGE


va age Is not question Of veors
yo NIUE men are old at forty. otEors arc
'gIlag at sixty WHY o''''s ure
yovng mighty hard proposition to look
h vog no matter how Young Won foni
hsom rr nair Is falling out and your head
mai ' ta,,l you are tired trying ineffoo-
Wbyo on blame you II you are.
,hlnse ''' 'Ty an effective one for n
;uf so,u Herpiclde kills the Dan.
Whole ,ro,,,,,-Ir~AIch Is the cause of the
lnecto " "e cause you remove the
h D .,,S Sy leading druggists. Send 10
a '%Hnps FOR sample 10 ~. 1 Ii ~
'uTug Dept ''' sue py a. C. NJ
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SOUTH JORDAN.
DEATH OF YOUNG MOTHER.
Mrs, stasia Matthews Passes Away al 4 o,
Leaving Two children,
sneclnl Correspondenco.

Speclal Correspondence,
South Jordan, Salt Lake Co., Jan. 10,
Mrs. Stasla Matthews, wife OF Elder u,
~ Matthews, and eldest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs, John Martin, passed away
at South Jordan, after two weeks Ill
ness.
Services were held at South Jordan
warehouse and interment occurred at
Iayl0rsvllle, Elder Joseph Il, Taylor
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OAKLEY.
PIIILLIPS.MECHAM NuPIIALS.
Ward Entertainment to he Given Friday
January %,

January %.
Special Correspondence.
Oakley Summit Co., Jan. l4--Thurs.
day, 4 o'clock, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs JOS Phillips. Elder r. J. Sanders
united In holy matrImony Mr., Warren
=. Mecham and Lula Philips. About
50 couples assembled to greet the hap
by couple and wish them every good.
a bounteous feast was served and the
evening spent in merry-maklng.
At o'clock host Of friends assem-
blcd In the westinghouse, where they
danced In honor Of the happy couple.
a ward entertainment viii be given
Friday June 22, when It IL expected the
people viii turn out en- masse and make
merry the delightful winter days.
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Did II over occur TO you that you
could trade that shotgun Of yours Tor
u bicycle, horse or buggy, or IN fact
anything YOU may want? An ad In
the classified columns will do the work.
Try H. ] cent | word ! day.
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SALT LAKE STAKE

Scandinavian meetings are held in
this city every Sunday at 10 J'clock a.
m, In the Assembly Hall All are
cordially invited
Religious services In the German IAN
ruage are held every Sunday morning,
az u o'clock In he Assembly Hal.
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CHURCH NO7ICES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Regular services Of the church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter.day Saints will
he held tomorrow at 2 o'clock IN the
Tabernacle, Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 u. m. and meetings
IN the ctS ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards az follows
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BIRTHDAY SOCIAL.

Last evening Mr., George Alma
George had quite forgotten That It was
his Goth birthday until IA number Of
friends surprised him by visit and
the evening was happily spent WITH
music, songs, rectations, etc, fol- d
by choice yiands provided by the good
wife in the absence of hubby.
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ASSESSMENT M 10.

Galena Nine. = corporation. Principal
place u business. Salt Lake City Utah.
Notict.-TheTo are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account ot
assessment No H. levied Nov 18Th 1908,
the several amounts set opposite the
names Il the respective Shareholders as
follows
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COALVILLE,
LIST OF PETIT JURORS

For the February Term OF District Court
Wedding Permit.
Special Correspondence,
Coalyille Summit Co.. Jan. i5-The
county clerk issued a marriage license
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0GDEN DEPARTMENT.
CALCULATOR, J. II. cRockwELL.
.,a z,,b st. Telephone tss.L

The Daily and Saturday. News
delivered by carrier. Any complaints az
10 service will be promptly reetiAed by
the circulator.
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LOGAN.
SALOON LAW ENFORCED.
Fined for Selling to lInhitual Drunkard
Wedding mink EleetlOns.

Logan. Cache CO., Jan 1.-THE most
substantial showing that has been
made for long time in police circles,
looking to the enforcement Of the city
ordinances relating 10 saloons, was
made on Monday when a saloon man
was arrested and fined $50 for selling
liquor TO a habtual drunkard after no.
tlce not TO sell 10 him. Justice /" 3.
Carbon has the support Of law'abIding
citizens In this his first case. In the
past It has too often been the case
that after police have made a good
case against law breakers, the justice
has turned the offenders loose with
nominal fines that were parody on
Justice,
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DRAPER.
WIN. PEARSON DEAD.
stricken With Apoplcxy ut Los Vegas,
New Mexico.

NlIlShSH W NH hnNNANNN Nv i'H 'NkHHt
New Mexico.
Special Correspondence
Draper, Salt Lake CO., Jan, lS.--Our
little town was shocked to hear Of the
sad death of William Pearson, son Of
Henry Pearson and brother Of Lieut. ii,
A. Pearson, which occurred from a
stroke of apoplexy on Jan, 3, at Las
Vagas, n, NJ, where the young man
went early last fall, lie was highly
respected young man OF sterling char
acter, and his death is a sad blow TO his
family and friends, He leaves young
wife who is hcartbroken over her be-
reayement, The funeral OF "WIll' viii
be held In the Draper warehouse. on
Sunday, Jan, II, AT p, m,
Nothing so delicious as the Ncghall
Oranges, Ask your grocer for them.
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TO PREVENT THE GRIP.

Laxative Bromo Qulnlne removes thu
cause, TO get the genuine, call Tor tho
full name. &c.
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MORGAN.
WEDDING BELLS.
Talk OF Installing Electric Light Plant
And Canning Factory.

Special Correspondence.
Morgan, Morgan Co., Jan, l5,--Coun-
ty Clerk Robson today issued a license
to wed 10 j. c. schuckers, 81, and Ida
W. Buckley, q, both Of Sal, Lake city.
Marriage ceremony was performed by
the clerk.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT.

Meetings are being held with some Of
the prominent citizens win view 70
putting in an electric light plant N
Morgan and the building Of canning
factory in Milton.
There is about 10 inches OF snow on
the ground and seighlng Is good,
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ga. LARkih.
nAHAo'" Telephone lSs K
aGSst -

Is,uti.e,rI',''fns,'I, = New, accepted on the
q. s,n'W.sS :, the Salt Lake once
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ME BRAYE DESERVE THE FAIR.

John Roberts, 50, and Lille Chrsten-
sen, q, were married on the Sth. John
has an excellent family OF six sons and
three daughters, and Lily has four
lovely sprouts to adorn their future
home The ominous number 10 has no
terrors for the truly brave.
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There are other Oranges-Newholl
are always best. Ask for them
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TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.

Laxative BrOmo Qunlne removes the
cause To gct the genuine call for
the full name. 2jc,
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QUARANTINE RAISED.

The red flags at the homes Of 7. w.
Buffers and samuel Francis, JrY have
been removed
DTPHTHERlA IN PORTERNlLLE,
Mrs. Angelina Kilbourn OF Portervllle
has the dreaded maIady and is under
quarantine.
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MRS. THOMAS CLTGG DEAD,

Mrs, Thomas Clcgg Of Nasalt, Idaho,
sister Of President Joseph Morrell, died
Of typhoid-pneumonia and the funeral
win be held at Logan Second ward
westinghouse ut noon ON Sunday,
The T.. y, college basket bail team
beat the 4, &. L. last Friday, 36 to o.
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MILLING AND ELEVATOR co

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Thatcher Milling and
Elevator company WAS held Tuesday.
A dividend Of per cent was declared
and the following board of directors
elected Moses Thatcher y. G, Thatch-
er, Mrs, II, a. Preston, w, \, Rosster
ana l.. w. Ritter,