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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-29

Garfield Of silver city were the guests
OF Eureka friends this week.
city Councilman Herbert Hopes. city
Atty. n. s. Robertson ana Balthazar
Christensen visited the county seat this
week.
Mrs. r. G.. Geddes Of Blacktoot ida.
has returned to her home, after visit
with relatives iu Tinuc.
The Eureka band Is preparing TO
give another concert and dance some
time m November
Mrs. Anna Carson Of Silver city who
has been visiting relatives at Goshen
has returned TO her home.
w. u. Edmonds, assistant railway
agent at Robinson, has resigned his po-
sltlon and has been succeeded by r. T.
Clancy Of Portland, Oregon. Mr. and
Mrs Edmonds have moved 10 Provo,
whore Mr. Edmonds has secured po-
sltlon with the San Pedro road
Darton's orchestra win give a mask
ball at the local hall ON saturday even
ing
Mrs. Charles r. sprman entertained
the Ladies Ala society Thursday after
noon
Mesdames Cook, Darke and Moore Of
Salt Lake city We're entertained by the
Rebekah lodge Thursday evening a
splendid lunch was served In honor Of
the ladies.
A masquerade hall was given ot Has
sells hall last Friday evening by Nor
CAMS orchestra of Spanish Fork The
dance was a success I'm every particular
The Ladies' Republican club viii
give a dance at the T. o. o. T. hall on
the evening Of Nov. g.
Arthur Stapey Of Mammoth and Miss
Josephine Larsen OF Spanish Fork were
married at the latter place Thursday.
The young couple will reside at Mam-
moth.
Francis Hanson Of Eureka and Miss
Lottie Gilbert OF Chicago We're made
man ana wife ut the latter city last
Tuesday. The young couple VIII visit
Mr.. Hanson's parents during the COM
Ing winter
Samuel Mcintyre, Jr, OF Mammoth
returned this week from q visit to the
81. Louis Exposition.
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No Break Down.

grading and fixing up the county road
between Lehi and American Fork the
last Legislature having appropriated
$500 for IFS improvement.
The new county road opened up be-
tween Highland and American Fork
is now being put IN shape for travel a
large force Of men being at work houl-
Ing gravel and scraplng.
Monday evening the Republicans Will
hold a grand rally In the opera House
NO which Mr. j. y Frick and Judge II.
$ Tanner viii be the principal speak
ers
Mr.. T.. y, pyle Of tho geological sur
voy was I'm Lehi the first Of the week
studying the underground currents OF
water
The Kendall Clay co. shipped three
cars Of clay to Salt Lake city last
week
Sunday night boy was born to Mrs.
Leroy Davis
oct. 10 baby girl was born to Mrs
Frederick Webb.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 5.

The South Columbus Mining Com.
pany. office and principal place OF busl'
ness, Salt Lake City Utah. Notice IL
hereby given that at a meeting Of the
Board u Directors OF the South Colun.
bus Mining Company, held on the 18th
day Of August 1904 an assessment OF
one cent per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation Issued
the Secretary al his office, rooms $50
Commercial Block, Salt Lake City, Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
NAV remain unpaid Oh the 23rd day Of
September 1904 viii be delinquent anu
NH he advertised Tor sale at public ave.
ton, and unless payment Is made before
viii be sold on Wednesday, the 18th dag
OF October 1894 at $3.50 o'clock a. N, AZ
the secretarys office 10 pay the della
quent assessment thereon. together With
the cost Of advertising ana expense OF
sale. By order Of the Board Of Directors
c. H. GIBBS, secy Pro-Tem.
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CHAPLIN, IDAHO,
Fremont County Bond Issue Not Popular
-Bountiful Crops.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
ChapIn. Fremont CO., Ida oct 26--ln
Chaplin and vicinity there is consider
able feeling in regard to the proposition
10 bond this county for $4,000 at the
coming election for the purpose Of
building a courthouse and jail I'm st.
Anthony. The measure is not at all
popular as the provision Is thought to
be extravagant. The county is already
largely In debt and the addition Of a
$50 900 load Is not relished by the peo-
pie.
The threshlng is nearly finished in
this locality, and "a boundful harvest
rewards the people They Who sow
reap handsomely IN this county The
second crop Of alfalfa was never quite
so good before. Hay Is plentiful and
considerable good wheat has been ma
tured IN the fields this season, oats
has yielded from 30 to 60 bushels per
acre.
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SHARON, IDAHO,
John w. PRESCOTT DEAD.
want Bear River Forest Reserve school
Teacher Wanted.

Special Correspondence.
sharon Bear Lake Co., Ida, oct. a.
Farmers are busy threshing and potato
digging,
Lumber men are hoping that the mills
will soon recommenco work
Elder John W. Prescott died here and
was buried az Liberty a few days ago
inc deceased was a kind father, good
nelghbor and a most industrious citizen,
lie leaves "A wife and seven children
some OF our best citizens have the
Canadian farm fever
The SQUIRRELS have almost ceased their
rayares. and In consequence crops have
been good here this year
There Is some talk Of petitloning the
government TO make forest reserve OF
the land In southeast Idaho around which
the Bear river flows
We have a school district voting pre-
cinct and q ward organization In this
Mace. as well as q daily mall We hope
soon 10 have the telephone.
our trustees are ready 10 pay from so
Ia s0 monthly 20 a good lady teacher Tor
ak or eight months II she could help us
IN our Sabbath school and NJ, l. A. work
She would be dlubly welcome.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division. On aud for Salt Lake Coun-
Nv, state ~ Utah In the matter OF the
estate OF Isaac NJ Waddoll Deceased, No
tice.- Tho petition OF Loonora h, Waddell
executratrlx OF the last VIII and of the
estate OF Isaac NJ. Waddel deceased,
pra~lug for the settlement " final &C.
count of said Ie0n0ra E Waddell execu-
tratrix. and for the distribution OF the
residue OF said estate TO the persons en-.
lied. has been set for hearing on Friday,
the i'm day N November A, D. 1904 at 10
O'clock "a. IN, az the County Court House,
In tho 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 2jth day d,
October, A. ID. lQt ..
(ScaD JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
Uy David y. Davies Deputy Clerk
Thomas Adams. Attorney
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court N the Thlrl
Judicial District Of The State Of Utah
lett Plaintiff. vs. Kathleen Bartlett. ID
fondant The state Of Utah, 10 the Sal
Defendant You are hereby summoned 20
appear within twenty days after the ser.
Vice on this summons upon you, II served
within the County IN which this action Is
brought. otherwise, within thirty days A.
action, and I'M case OF your failure 20 "a
do Judgment will be rendered against
you according 10 tho demand II the COM
plalnt. which. within ten days after SER
Vice Of this summons upon you VIII DO
filed with the clerk u said Court
J. + pARMER,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
z. o. address, Rooms 10 and 10 Commer-
cal Block. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
ton OF directors and the transaction ot
such other business as may come before
them. will be held az their office. No q
Commercial Block salt Lake city on
Monday, Nov a. 1904. at p. m. The
stock books II said company viii be
closed on Monday Nov. 1th 1905 and no
more stock transferred on said books I'M
I'll after the election,
W. c. BURTON. Secretary,
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NO SUBSTITUTE

has yet been found for cod
liver oil. There are so-called
extracts, wines and cordials Of
cod liver oil that are said to
contain the active principles
but not the oil Itself, This is
absurd on its face, You might
as well extract the active prin.
ciples Of wheat and make
bread with them. The best
form Of cod liver oil, that can
be digcsted and assimilated
most easily is Scots Emul-
sion.
Wen send you sample irc'
Scotia BOVINE, 90 Pearl Stree, New York
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SKIRT BARGAINS,
All week, Z, c, NJ |. Page g.
AMERICAN FORK.
NEW MEETINGHoUsEs


Special Correspondence.
American Fork Utah CO., OCT. 2S.-Thc
quarterly conference Of Alpine stake con-
ycnes ON Saturday and Sunday the 18th
and 10th inst. ON Saturday In Science
Hall and In tho opera house on sunday,
here M American Fork
President Chapman and wife und Presl-
dent Evans are absent attending the 81,
Louis exposition, ana will likely be absent
fortnight
The second ward bshoprlc was filled
last Sunday. Elder Washbun snow
Chlpman being chosen counselor To Bishop
St0rrs, filling the vacancy caused by the
death Of our lamented brother James C..
Wagstad
Work Is being prosecuted on all four Of
our new meetiugh0uses. The people IN all
four wards have been assessed for a SUI
hclent amount TO complete same, ana as
"a general rule seem very willing TO pay
up the amounts required from them Our
bazaar committees are also hard az work
so that AN Is activity here and no one
need be- idle either IN spiritual or tenn
pcral affairs.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

IDAHO SUGAR CO.-Notce IA
hereby given that the Board OF
Directors Of the Idaho Sugar
Company has this day declared
dividend OF one and "A half
per cent ON the capital stock
Of the company, payable Nov.
lst 1904. 10 stockholders Of rec
ord on oct 9Th. 1904; the stock
transfer books Of the company
will close on oct 9TH. 1914. az
8 p. m, and be re-oponed on
Nov. 2nd. 1904. a. 10 a. m.
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Secretary,
Salt Lake City. Utah. oct q,
1901
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PETERsON DIscHARGEp.

The case OF Charles Peterson, charged
with the killing Of John Eastman at
this place on last Christmas was dis
missed by Judge Moroncaux az Nephi
Monday Peterson was tried on the
charge Of killing John Backman on
Christmas night and was acquitted, and
he furnished bonds and was set at lib
erty ON the Eastman case This ends
the tragedy that shocked the citizens
OF Eureka on Dec. 9i 1908
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division. lnand Tor Salt Lake Coun-
~, State " Utah In the matter Of tho
estate Of Alexander II. I'M. Deceased,
Notice.--rhe petition Of Joseph n Hill.
administrator VI the estate ol Alexander
n Hlll deceased praying for the settle
N said estate TO the persons entitled, has
been set for hearing on Friday, the ith
day Of November a. u 1904, al 10 o'clock
a. m, at the Country court House, In tho
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 2ith day OF
october. A d. 1904
CseaD JOHN JAMES. Clerk
By David - Davies. Deputy Clerk
Cannon. Irvine s. Snow, Attorneys for
Estate.
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LAKETOWN.
RICH COUNTY GRAIN YIELDS,
Forty Bushels Of wheat and Of Of Oats
Per Acre.


Special Correspondence.
LaketoWn. Rich CO., oct 2I-As
showing what can be done In grain
growing I'm this district. the farming
operations OF Hon. AQuila Nebeker
may be cited as q criterion, Three
years ago 80 acres Of lucern was plowed
Nd and 1t has been growing grain for
three seasons It was reseeded this
spring to lucern, along with crop Of
oats. The land produced nearly VIA
bushels Of oats per acre, ana there Is n
fine stand Of lucern on the ground, The
second crop Of wheat from an old lu-
Germ field produced over 40 bushels to
the acre. Thomas Rider was the farm
superintendent,
The weather here Is simply grand,
beautiful clear days and cold nights.
Threshing is all over and everybody
and his bay are on the road hauling
produce to the Kemmcrer and Evan
ston markets.
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EUREKA FIRE DISTRICTS,

city Councilman Herbert HOPES has
completed the work of dividing the city
into eight fire districts. Maps showing
the boundaries OF these districts have
been made and will be posted I'm con-
spcuous places about the city a tcle-
phone 10 be used I'm case Of fire. has
been placed IN the Gemini hoist and the
engineer az that mine will sound all
alarms
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tA,lo1
OGDEN CITY DISTRICTS.
nnt-Charles A. Stephens. r.; Je-
I1e Brown, r.; Henry Taylor. ID.
,,Hcond-Joseph Harris, II, Kate
Awe r. MoronI Brown. D.
lhlid-Allce Collins, r., Addie Z. Nc
TseI, H. John c, Baker, d.
Ngrih-Addle Angel, r; w. A. Scud-
~ w. r. George Shorten, u.
.fth-G. r. Driver, r.. Florence
'Ssllofd, r. Ben Ternes, D.
v.s.a,.l-ElIen NJ. Shepherd, r., ]. II.
v SS's s c. Nolln, r.; william
~. r. G. W. Kind, d.
nsntn-C L, Lowe, r.; Bessie NJ.
V st r.; Z. D Tyree, d.
"I IIIy. p Middleton, r., Ada Poole,
o'mIn-Joseph B. Dana. r.. Emella
y I,lioTd' ~ Chauncey Parry. d.
Il. -ip,enln-N, b. Hatch, r.; j. p. KEEL
q" X Samuel streeper, ID.
g., saIIh-I. G, Simmons. r.; Moronl
'Tes ~ W. w. Crane, d.
unl l'eenth-John Farr. r.. Orson
"puams' r.; W. w. splres ID
"a, ,,v.lINsnIh-P. A. Cook. r.; Joseph
'1 v,y r; r. D. Brown, d.
R' Ilst'sfaIh-E, T. Woolley. r.; L. b.
'S s,. n, II, II, Goddard, ID.
.ss.aseeIlth-J, j. Brumlnltt r. 81.
S sSaa y Farrell, r.; c. T.. Grout. d.
, 'sSO0'e,..tIeealh-L. W. Finley, r.. Lottle
p S,al,n, n w. b. Hughes ID.
,b s.,SsAvSeehIh-E. A. stratford, r. Ellz.
N. neeler' r.; John Seaman d.
,,' "'Ny,!oenth--Josle G. KlmbalI y .
Tv.a,,i terr r.; y, J. Watkins. d.
,ts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ford. r.; MarFar.
TveS usua, H l. II. Aston, ID.
lsrr,n,..ys 'hTst-N. II. Ives. r.. p 7
B. ''''' r. George A, Poulter' ST..
2. 'bNss59slyy,seoond-E. f. Bratz. r. @
Tvsn,lv ~, ri Leah Seagers, d.
"a Hsr,Io ,,.u'rd-I. l. Lanning. r.. Yer.
TTs1r,n,,e R.; +, T. Spencer d
! Wgv1,Iy,'tourth-Dora p Hoithar u
Twen,y1'Y y Ss. RI Jessie Stephens, D.
LouI, . 'y,,,I,i,th--Reuben T. Evans p
" MILLER R.; d. A. smyth' d.
COUNTY DISTRICTS.
g Iaisaa S S5r.Sh7 ! !, HarOlsIn. R.
Eden-Ha ''yn r. Philip Garner. D. We
I'll n a - = stalllngs. r.; H. G Ear
~ Ieler Hansen. n
LaA Fl. %SestoW. G, child. Jr r
Hoopssr- 4 n Andrew Agren' b. w. r.
Hanstor No. l-Johu Moore + n 1o,r
HossSrsspl T. 81 David Jones b. w. Jon"
sola fo o,..N no. MARK Chnd p lea
HuatsVygIiel,. RI Richard Hooper Hoo. ~ D. ''S-
lllhert II ', e NO. IA. c. schlade p
p H. Garner RI J, II Jorge, joTsenis on
dssrIn' ' \ si,l No. 2-James Bailey r
ms WILSON, SlT + A. Jones, r. Law.
| lew ci ny :. J Marsban p
ssr y,,s,h' r., W, o. show show q o. An
North ~ d. Powell. r. -
/ 4 Roc ~ ogaen-James storov -
~''''' Ri David sauD Ss'g 5, H. A.
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TEMPLE NOTICES

Owing TO improvements that are I'M
der way I'm the ST. George Temple the
Temple viii not be re-opened until
Tuesday, Nov. $.
DAVID II. CANNON.
..--.. President
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LEHI.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCES
or Relief Society and Primary Assoela'
tions-Road improyem ents.

tlons-Road improyem ents.
Special Correspondents
Lehi. Utah Co.. oct 26--The Relief
Society conference Of this stake which
was held here Friday last was well at
tended Two meetings were held and
the reports given showed the societies
TO be In splendid working order and
Indicated that much has been accom-
pllshed by the members during the
last three months.
a quarterly officers convention OF the
Primary association OF this stake was
held here Sunday. there being about 100
association officers present, besides
many Of the Bishoprics and High coun-
cllors Sisters Beebe and Maeser OF the
general board were also present.
AZ the morning session papers were
read on the history OF the work, on
methods. etc. At the afternoon meet
Ing department work and the class
work OF three grades were discussed,
Reports given showed the associations
In excellent condition and much good
work being done.
ROAD IMPROVEMENT,
Commissioner Geo. webb has had
number Of teams at work the past week
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EUREKA SOC1ALS,

Mrs. Patrick Shea was very pleas
autly surprised mt their home last sat
urday evening by large party OF
friends dressed iu masquerade cos
tunes. The evening was passed pleas
antly with games, music, songs ana
socInl chat A delicate luncheon was
served NJ midnight
Mr. n. T. Grlggs attorney for the
Burlington Missouri railroads, and %
resident Of Lincoln, Nebraska, Is the
guest OF his nephew. G.. G. Griggs, SUI
pcrlntendeut Of the Uncle sam mine,
Miss Mabel Ilupfcr Is visiting with
friends at Salt Lake
A pleasant surprise was given at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shoutz,
Friday afternoon IN honor Of their son
Harry The young folks enjoyed them.
selves TO the utmost and pauook OF
dainty refreshments
The ladies Of the l.. u. S. Church at
Mammoth held grand bazaar Tues
day and Wednesday evenings OF THIS
week. All kinds Of fancy work and
novelties were on sale. The attendance
was very large both evenings, and the
ladies' viii net a large sum which viii
be used I'm fixing w the Westinghouse.
The ladies' also served dinner IN the
afternoon and evening and had over
half the population Of the twin camps
as diners The bazaar closed with q
grand ball at Hassers hall.
The ladies' Democratic club OF Eureka
entertained their friends with a card
party and lunch at The J. o, ., r. nan
Wednesday evening" The aHalr was
well attended and all participants had
a merry time.
A large party Of friends Of Ernest
Hanson assembled at the residence OF
his mother. Mrs. John Hanson, on
upper Church street Monday evening
to DO honor to his 9th natal day. The
evening was enjoyably spent with mu-
sic. songs and dancing. An elaborate
birthday supper was served
Mrs. j. d. OMEN is visiting with her
mother. Mrs, George A. Paxman OF Sill
yer city,
Mrs. A. Kerr OF Salt Lake City 10
visiting with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
r.. S. Robertson OF North Tntlc.
Mrs. n. A. Robertson Is the guest Of
Mrs. David a. Depue az Robinson this
week.
Mr. and Mrs Jackson McChrystal
were the guests OF Salt Lake relatives
this week,
A leap year ball will be given az the
local hall Monday night the last OF the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Baker have re-
turned from their honeymoon and are
M home to their friends In their new
residence on Leadyille row.
Mrs Jas. Moifat and Mis-. Thomas
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NOTHING BUT BUTTER"
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respective
slgncrs Tor further Information.

Consult County Clerk or The respective
Hgners for further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
bate Division. ln and Tor Salt Lake Couu-
49, state OF Utah. In the matter OF tbs
estate OF Caroline g. Cannon, Deceased,
Notice The petition OF John NJ. Cam
non Ada G, Cannon and Caroline Y g.
cannon executors of the cstato OF caro-.
lne Y Cannon, deceased f0I confirmation
N ihe sale Of the following described rem
estate ~ said dcCcCont, tO.wlt Beginning
ou The west side of four 90 ROD street
MY C0 rods east and siK-tenthB (00 u
% rod north from the northwest corner
NJ the northeast quarter VI section foui-
teen 90, township one o. south. range
cone Oh west SAT- Lake meridian thence
south ten uV rods, thence west eighty
800 rods, thence north ten O0) rods
oi beginning. containing i've 6l acres NJ
land. said tract being contained Within
tne limits of the south halt Of section
eleven an. and the north half OF section
fourteen 40, township and range AZ
Aforesaid for the sum Of 10000. And
upon the following terms, tO.wit. Cash
upon confirmation as appears from the
return OF sale, 0lCd lu this Court has
been set for hearing on Friday the ith
day Of November a ID. 1904. at 10 o'clock
a. mp no The County Court House IN the
Court Room % said Court no Salt Lake
CITY SAT- Lake County, Utah
Witness the Clerk Of said Court, with
ihe seal thereof affixed this glh day VI
October, a. .. 1904
lscaD JOHN JAMES, Clerk,
By David j. Davies, Deputy Clerk.
Estate
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division, In ana for Salt Lake Coun-
IS, State Of Utah, In tho matter Of tho
estate Of Robert J. Johnson, Deceased.
Notice The petition for approval and
settlement Of the annual account Of tho
administrator Of the estate Of Robert ].
Johnson deceased, has been set for hear
ing on Friday the ith day OF November,
A. y, 1874, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the
County Court House, in the Court Room
Of said Court jon Salt Lake city, Salt
Lake County, Utah.
Witness the clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 10Th day OF
October A. d. 1894
(seaD JOHN JAMES, Clerk
BY David b. Davies Deputy Clerk
Young Moylc, Attorneys for Estate.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate Division, IN and for Salt Lake Coun-
o., State Of Utah. In the matter Of the
estate NJ William Evans. Deceased. No
tICe-The petition Of Phoebe Evans pray
ING Tor the issuance 70 herself Of Letters
Evans deceased, has been SCI Tor hearing
on Friday the An day OF November. A.
ID. 1874 al 10 o'clock a. m. al the County
Court House, IN the Court Room OF said
Court IN salt Lake City, Salt Lake C0un-
~ Utah
Witness tho Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed, this Utn day VI
October. a. - lM.
(ScaD JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
By David b. Davies, Deputy Clerk.
James II, M0yle. Attorney for Petit
toner.
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PALMIsTs CHARTS STOLEN.
WEDDING BELLS.

the engagement off their daughter. Miss
Annie nm 10 Mr.. H. n Jordan. the pop.
ular young Southern Pacific boilormaker
The marriage will take place Wednesday,
Nov 49, IN the Salt Lake Temple.
a license 10 wed was granted 10 James
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both Of Murray They were married by
Judge Joseph stanford