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Public Trustees Sale.

As'i.' e =: I'd ~ w. s.E kss. & s:s, ia
fremont county. Colorado tIeir certain deed ID
Ias,S K,;ssS md Nh k.S. ki:sr did ssn;.y % :.id
scrissd a. as fcilow.:I0 00'' o'0'A''' '"' 90
,ns dp.: nu%19ssscd 9s sifhs ED, nine %, ten 90,
Fsirvisw addition to Florence, 70 secure lii.
payment Of thirty.nins ls0l promissory notes, Of
d,i 's Of :nS I'll;
the rsie Of eight per can't psr snnum from dat
until paid, for the principal sum, In the segre
81 Is. .sa 'eo s.es '.ns as R,S.
kiser, and payable to tho order Of The Coium
oia Savings and Loan Association, and
Loan Association did transfer and assign six,
tscn Of said notes to J. Finley Torrenos, trustee
for Fremont lodge No vs. l. o. o. r, snd as
OF the same. and that certain OF said sixteen
notes are nov over due and unpaid, both prin.
eiGsl and interest thereon and
Tho psymsst Of any Of said notes, 81
.sD Sodss q" ia Des. or s'ss
thereof, could, at his option, declare tho whole
OF said princiPsi sum, secured by said deed OF
Tsu,s due .na payable, and ,hs said Finley
said option and declared tho full amount due
and payable on on said sixteen notes. the principal
Suu tht~fcst room, 70 10 now duo. an has
nlod such declaration with the said public
stustco aud demanded the sale OF tho hon Gin.
soovs described property To satisfy said notes.
thc principal and interest thereon aud the
costs and expenses OF executing this trust, and
whereas, there IL now duo on said sixteen
notc., according To their tenor, tho sum Of one
hundred and eighty and 6--i0o dollars,
Now, therefore by virtue Of the power con.
forr-d upon me BY law and the authority giycn
me me by said deed Of trust, do hereby give pub
l,c notice that will, on Saturday. the seventh
Gay Of October, A. d. 1905, At tho boar Of z
oclock p. m. at the front door OF tho court
house, In Canon City, Fremont county, colora.
90. soil the above drscribsd promises 20 tho
highest and best bidder for cash for tho pur.
pose Of - isiyins tho above indebtedness and
tna coats and cxpenscs OF executing this trust
The abovc sale 10 made subject expressly TO
certain mOrtgAes deed Of date July 18th, A. ID,
INo. wherein tho above described promises
wis conveyed hy said J. =. kiser 70 tie trust
ess OF Fremont lodge No. -, I. o, o. r., To ~.
sure tbs payment Of one hundred and twoaty.
uve dollars, and interest thereon at the ratio Of
" per rent por anhum from date until paid, ss
evidsnced ~ Sne certain promissory n0(s sivsu
~ said j. r Aissr n the Trustees OF said IosiSe.
snd npon which note there 10 nov due tho sum
q one hundred and sigbty.two and - iUo dai.
witasss my hand at Canon City this sth dsy
OF Bsptsnbsr A. b. isb.
First publication Septsnb bsr q. ioo6,
Last pubiieatioa Oet0bsr ., 1905
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New York, Sept. % With the
first cool days Of September ths
feminine mind very properly
turns to the necessary changes in
the family wardrobe. Tho mover
failing shirt waist il to reappear
In fall and winter suits. retaining
the very agreeable style Of the
past season-that il, blend
ing in color with the skirt,
though not necessarily of the
same. material. Any strong CON-
trast between skirt and waist.
especially for street wear. IL con-
sidered outro. White waists, how
ever. are slways permissible and
in good style. These are turned
out this autumn in heavy linen
for travelling and street wear.
They are made severely plain with
tuck and pleAts, the sleeves being
pleated into the shoulder, with
finer plests at the wrist. Light
weight wool stuffs are also used
for separate waists made in the
Same severe style, the only trim
ming being small pearl or metal
buttons. Some have attached
collars OF tho material used, or
are worn with q white embroidef-
cd COLLAR.
Lightweight soft cloths are
being made up for Autumn, with
skirt and waist of the same
material. The bodice after the
inevitable shirt waist pattern, SIM
pie in design, but perfect in fit
and line. The skirts are made
TO set close about the hips, with
all the fullness crowded around
the feet. With those suits the
turban IL tho favorits hat, trimmed
with loops Of ribbon or velvet, or
II preferred, birds wings. Veils
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are again much in favor-ohifon
for street wear and lace OF
embroidered net for occasions.
II Of chiffon Il IL Of . color "a
natch or blend with the color Of
the dress. For instance, II q light.
weight gray wool costume, made
shift waist style. with . trimming
Of small smoked pearl buttons,
had . darker gray hat, turban
shaps, with . ducks wing or Z
little gray velvet for trimming
and . light gray chiffon veil
drapsd - most becoming.
Another. and more dressy oos-
tame. suitable for afternoon wear,
. reception or tea. was made oi
dark blue albatross or voils. the
skirt plsated close At the hips. and
fall below, and not too short In
length, the jacket Of Eton out
The shirt waist was Of white mus
lin thiokly tucked and pleated
with muslin jabot and COLLAR. edged
With 6ne vslsncisnnss. and tiny
blue silk oravat matching the dress
material. The hat was Of darh
burnt straw, worn towards the face,
turned up at tho back, with darh
red roses against the hair. A
dainty white lace veil drooped
over the brim.
The abovs styles In design and
Material will bs found 10 suit
equally veil the miss Of eighteen
o. Tie yosng matron. The very
stoat Woaaan should, however,
avoid eatirsly the white or light
shirt waist She must never call
etlsntiua 70 the line where waist
ard skirt NEST by wearing strong
eoatsasls bslwses The two. Hss
lCpss = ssdsssd dseidsdly N
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across the front and over ths bust,
A narrow black velvet belt with
rhine stone star at the centre OF
the back (pointsd in front) COM
pleted the elegant costume.
The cool Autumn days are
bringing out the equestrisnnea
and showing some fine fitting and
very sensible riding habits. The
cloth used is invariably soft yet
firm, which moulds itself to the
figure, fitting and shaping the
shoulders and showing q grsoeful
waist line, even when not close
fitting. The sleeve is invariably
the coat-sleeve and the DOLLAR can
be rolling with white ohemisette
and collar, or a high military
collar of the habit material. The
divided skirt is not universally
worn, though many riders insist
they are safest and best.
The hat for riding is either tho
English derby. or plain, close
fitting tur ban worn well onto the
forehead.
Next week l shall give some of
the latest hints in lingerie and
corsets with suggestions for hair
dressing. ESTELLE.
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Call for City Warrants.

Notice IL hereby given to the hoidsry Of the
following warrants on the y ater fund from lOo0
70 iiN.
The above warrants will be paid On pr,s..ta.
ton 81 tho oti'ce Of the city treasurer fntsf.
est Will cease on above warrants thirty dan
from the date Of hrnt puhli tiou Of this nn1lSC
THOMAS n. HOWEIf0
First publishcd August 18th. ia,
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Trees In Bloom.

Apple trees In bloom II this time Of
year in Fremons county 10 An unusual
sight but such in the case. however.
Julius McUAndlsss and the Frazer
orchard have dozens Of apple trees in
blossom. Some Of them have . greater
number Of flowers than others and
some Of the flowers are larger ON some
This unusual affair 10 said 70 be due
70 the recent hail storm skinping the
bark from the limbs. During that
storm nearly oil the leaves were
knocked Oh too and tnere being 70
much sap In the trunk. branches and
roots. and the bark and % many leaves
being gone. practically savs the tree
. new growth. hence the blossoms
In the fall when the leaves wither and
drop the bud for next years blossom
10 formed and when the leaves were
torn Oh In August BY the hail stones
the sap went into the new bud and
caused Il to burst into blossom.
Some years ago the grssshoppers
ate all the leaves from the apple trees
and In few weeks after the trees
were covered with blossoms.
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LEGALITY OF Wills

II ron contemplate making . will, or ere ia-
tsr~sted In thv validity of one, or have A. later.
est In an estatc. csll aud see me, OF wriee n.
l make : speciality Of the pfsparssioe saA
legality Of wills. $50
NO. TAkQuARy. Aaassasy 4 Lsw
Ceatiasatal Building Dssvee. OsjeeoAs
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esss.,ed property till the same shall be paid
In cass OF failure to p.y any such a.sessmen. s
With. tsn days altar the meeting q the c9un, ,
30 n he duty Of tho city clerk to certify such
e the p,opsf oess tesn esnpt, foE
Of :s 70 bs s, sush
piseed % sueh tax List for collection IN the
same manner a. other taxes are collscted, to-
ss.s x n cost 81 hs
b cofisotod In any court OF competent juri-di
tion. At the election u tho city council.
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT r-PUBLICATIoN-HEAR-
mo.
Sec. II. The city council OF said ciy shall, as
soon a. msy he aitsrsuch assessments nave been a
iSis iSass o!san.nes ~ ssu.s pablishsd in
vsekiy powspaper published In said city, mo-
tie Of susS ts r 'nS
Of tho several lots, parcels and Pieces OF land
named In such assessmen!, aud description
ons e. 81 Fl shs against
and aIsO therein specify time and place at
which the owner OF any lot, piece or parcel 81
and appeal from any such assessment, and be
heard q 70 tho 3ustnss: and correotness OF the
amount 20 assessed. A. the time and place
mentioued in said notice said city council shall
meet, aud II neceesary may adjourn from time
TO time and shall hoer any owner OF any lot,
piece or paroei Of land 10 sssessedi wh may
any time TO which said city council may adjourn
for such purpose, o. to the correctness of the
amount 20 assessed agsinst any such lot, piece
or parcel Of land, and such owner may 30 appear
before said city council either in person or by
sssessment, then same shall stand as assessed.
In Gaze an appeal shall be made from any
assessment ~ Aforesaid, then said city council
shall imlnedI Ately either reiu or wholly dis.
charge such assessment or shall confirm the
same, and the sane, when 80 reduced or con.
6rmed shall stand as the assessment for the
construction- rebuilding or repair Of such side.
walk against tho lot or piece Of land in the said
assao .r,ent doscrihad
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TA. D..i, rr,s.ss ~ ~ .s.AA.
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PETTY REpA1ss-sunNARr ACTION.


Sec. 12. In addition TO the other method
above specified for requiring the repair Of side
walks. tho CITY street supervisor, when side.
%as. are ont OF notify ths the
fronting upon the part of the sidewalk
auired to % repaired, to have the same re,
viii .mcun. To moss eSs' than tsn
dollars. II the owner or owners arc non-resi-
dents and have no agents within the city (or
tho city) then such supervisor, in such cases,
shall be authorized to have the work done and
charge tho expenses aud OUTLAWS incurred on
parcel Of land or part thereof, as the case may
be, fronting the part Of said sidewalk. so
for the sep Of such repair" imme
diately, said supervisor may make such repairs
without such notice In any case and the ex
penss shall be collected As In other cases OF
repairs.
Sec. 49, Upon tho completion of said last
named repairs the supervisor shall make re-
port thereof to tho city council of like kind as
oh5 Ss
council shall make asses. nents and charge the
same a ainst parsons and property in tine man
nor a. hrst provided.
BOOK OF ExP1NpIrUREs- CLERK TO KEEP.
Sec. Il. A book to be known as the Book OF
kxpense. for the Conjunction Of Sidewalks
all expsnsss and ali expenditures made by the
city In constructing, rebuilding or repairing
any sidewalk shall bs enteted In said book and
account shall show the number OF the lot and
block, or otherwise describe the location of the
Property, the amount and kind Of work done,
the time when done and the cost thereof. And
all moneys received By tho city to b. applied on
the payment Of said work shall be entered as q
credit on said account.
rnsnrT-cosrlAcroR MUST OBTAIN.
sec. IS. 1t shall bs unlawful for any. person
building sidewalks within the city W Of Florence CO
without hIst having obtained from said city
license therefor. Said liccnse shall state the
name Of the person or persons to whom issued,
firm Of persons to whom . license may be
granted under the provisions OF this ordinance,
shall, before fcceiving such license. enter into
a bond 70 ths city Of Florence with two good
sum Of dye hundred dollars (ssWoO), 70 be
the dus snd faithful S performance Of each and md
syery Of tn: provisions OF this ordinance. and
license via keep. and s.ye the city harmless for
or on account Of any liability which mar ac.
crue By reason Of the construction OF any side
walk 6y the said license.
rxxALrr.
Bee. I6. Any psrson or nrm Of persons failing
70 conform y th or violating any o: Tho provi :
ions OF tbi. ordinance shall, on o6nviction
tnercos, b. nned In sny sum MOI less than
All ordinances or parts of ordinances in COZ
met With tns Provisions OF this ordinance arc
In,rSdus;Sd .s rssplss meesiDe oi the city
se%Ssr ii.h is P.:.sS 90 h. sSna' ssss leading &
-. olo'. W4IIEs FLETCHER, Mayor.
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B. w. COURSE OF LECTURES.
District court Notes - white Murray
wedding Funeral services,

Special Correspondence
Provo, Utah CO., oct IS -The Brig
ham Young university Poysophical So
clety,whlch each year provides % course
Of lectures for the students and the
public. has secured the speakers given
IN the list below for this seasons course
Of lectures:
Nov Q and lo-DaWd starr Jordan,
president Leland Stanford, Jro univer-
sty.
Nov. lS-Alton Packard, cartoonlst
Dec. S-Carolyn Trueblood, Universi-
~ Of Michigan,
Dec 2O-Richard G, Moulton, Tnvor-
Flty of Chicago.
Feb. 3-Prof John B. Denote.
March 15-Guy Carlton Lee, Johns
Hopkins university
March 2i--Dr Thomas Green.
Ebert Hubbard win also appear a.
date not yet fixed
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
In the case Of SprinGvile w. willard
Smith sentence has been postponed I'LL
oct n.
The case Of Albert Fisher vs. Walter
W. Henry ct al has been reset foc
oct ".
Spanish Fork Coop. VS., Llcvellyn
Jones has been continued ill Dec 49,
wHITE-MURRAY WEDDING
A marriage license has been issued to
George Murray 30. and Mrs, u. h.
Wbitc. IS. both " Provo,
FUNERAL SERVICES.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Ncsta Taylor the l0-year-oid daugh-
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STATE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
WIN. WALLACE OF salt Lake Seeking APP
pointment rs superintendent

ogden, oct, l6--Willam Wallace,
formerly OF Ogden but for several
years past a prominent educator IN
the Salt Lake public schools, has spent
several days in ogden IN the hope OF
being able to secure the appointment
az superintendent Of the State Indus
trial school 10 an the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Supt Allison
which takes effect Nov. l.
Mr.. Wallace has a strong support for
the position from many Of the leading
educators OF .hr state. and has at least
one member Of the board of trustees In
his favor. lie is making a hard fight
for the position, ana would, it Is be-
lieved, make a most excellent super
ntendcpt for the institution. However
II. III. Thomas OF Ogden, also "A very
able man. appears to have the best
chances for the important position.
BURIAL or JAMES EMBLING.
James Embling was laid to rest yes
terday afternoon in the family burial
plot I'm the ogden city cemetery, Elder
r. A. Larldn dcdicatng the grave.
Funeral services over his remains We're
held at the Third ward Westinghouse
commencing at T. o'clock The ward
choir furnished two selections and
James Carlson sang q solo. The life
Of the deceased was culogzed by Bish-
ops Counselor Peter AndeTbon and
Elder carl Peterson who also spoke
many words of comfort TO the bereaved
relatives.
HAVEMEYER VISITS OGDEN CAN
YON.
O IT, Havemeyer the wealthy sugar
magnate. accompanied by his wife and
Dr. Hooker, who have been visiting the
Idaho sugar factories I'm company with
Ron. David Ecclos Of the Amalgamat-
ed Sugar company and President Cutler
of the Utah Sugar company, returned
to ogden yesterday. The visiting par
ties from the east were met az the
depot by Judge Rolapp. secretary Of
the Amalgamated Sugar company and
taken for am automobile drive through
Ogden canyon, which was greatly en-
jryed all admiring the magnificent
scenery and beauty Of the canyon, es-
pccially at this time Of the year when
SO profusely decorated with the autumn
leaves The sugar king accompanied
by his wife and Dr.. Hooker went to
Salt Lake last evening by special train
TAKEN TO STATE PRISON.
Ed Wallace sentenced 20 six years
I'm the state prison for passing fraudu-
lent checks, and j f. Smith, sentenced
TO three years for the same offense,
were this morning taken TO salt Lake
by Sheriff Bailey,
NEW CoUNsELoRs,
At q conference OF the Mound Fort
ward yesterday afternoon, which was
attended by members Of the stake pres
idency and High Council, John l.. VII.
son was sustained as first counselor 10
Bishop James Taylor, to succeed the
late Thomas d. Dee, and Asahel Farr
was sustained as second counselor, 20
succeed Joseph w. Loyedahl, honorably
released,
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FIVE YEARS FOR SWAN.
nounty Frauds Man Given the Limit by
Judge Howell.
Especial 10 IN News. y

Especial to Nh, 'News.D
ogden, oct. i6--This morning W. r.
Swan appeared before Judge Howell for
sentence, having been found guilty OF
detraudmg Weber county out Of 1851 on
fraudulent bounty certificate. when
asked 10y the court If he had anything
to say before sentence was pronounced
upon him, the defendant remarked that
he had nothing, whereupon the court
sentenced him to five years In the state
Prison Attorneys Maginnis and Me.
Cornick Immediately gave notice Of an
appeal to the supreme court on the
ground that the action WAS brought un-
der the wrong statute; that 1t should
have been brought under the law Of
1903 which makes the offense charged
o misdemeanor rather than felony,
which would reduce the sentence TO six
months In the county jail with fine
OF 500. The sentence pronounced is
the maximum under the law Of 1895
Swans bond on appeal was placed at
$3.50 I'm default OF which he was re-
manded to the custody Of the sheriff
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REFORM SCHOOL CHANGES.
d. Il. Thomas Named to sucoesi Z. NJ.
Allison Sr,-MrA Thomas Eatron.
Special to the "News.Y

'H'f W All' ANfNEt
'.'eh Oct i6.-At a special meeting
o. 'oe directors Of the state Industrial!
,.'oo. held a noon today. II. II. Thorn
49, 'o. 10 years one Of Ogden's leading
.3,.s,aphers, was appointed superln.
'aalll OF the school, 10 NH the vacancy
,a- ..9 by the resignation Of q. NJ All
t" 'ir which goes into effect Nov. /.
we same time Mrs. Thomas was
~ .",,u as head matron, 10 nh the place
iyn1.Is Allison, also resigned. while
lIa,.ii'n p. kneass, captain In the Ma
ng.., guard, was appointed assistant
T.psrIntendent to take the place Of i -
t',uu.pson' the present incumbent The
,'t1s go into effect Nov. 1. Mean
,c-l an Thomas and family win TAX,
sr,5,,s'on Of the institution. The new
'irr,' Is one Of ogden's most ster.
10 nra 'o,1Tns ana is eminently qualified
40" office. '''e "u''es ol MS
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BOND FORFEITURE.
Alleged Forger Fails 10 Appear when
Cuse Is called
IsDccial to he "News.O

ogden, oct l6,-When the case of the
state vs., william Cohen, charged with
forgery, was called In the district court
this morning, the defendant failed to
appear, and his cash bond of $3.50, fur
nishcd by his father was declared for
feited. Cohens attorney. Joseph Chez,
agreed to the forfeiture. The defend
ants whereabouts are unknown.
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cirouIator,
NOW OGDEN EDITOR.
u NJ Jackson Succee Is Major Lift efeld
On State Journal

e. NJ. Jackson, formerly a Salt Lake
newspaper man. is now editor-in-chief
Of the Utah State journal, IN place Of
Col e. \, Littleheld who is said to
nave permanently retired, William NJ,
Hughes and Walter D. Bratz, members
Of the reportorial staff, who have been
east for the past five weeks ON va
cation, have returned home and re-
suned their places on the paper this
morning, Fred Whipple, who has
neen doing reportorial work In their alb
sence, assumed the duties Of citA
editor this morning.
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ROCK SPRINGS, WYo
DESTRUCTIVE BLAZE.
nuslnsss House and Homes Of Two Fam
HES burned

Special Correspondence,
Rock Springs. Wyo. oct. 14-The
business building of John Hudak was
destroyed by fire today; also tbe homas
Of two families,
Il IS supposed Mr. Hudak left tho
fire with which he heated hls t,ilorin,
irons too large. And Il caught In some
waste material lying loose no lnsur.
anCC,
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NOTICE.

The clients Of the late Thomas
Adams, attorney will please take no.
tice that his office on the third floor of
Mccormick Blk. Is now open. All
clients having unfinished business viii
kindly call MRS, THOMAS ADAMS.
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT

IL
cents PER month Az payments Tor the DAILY and complaints regarding
The sem-weeky in Robbins
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change ON the evening of Oct Island In
vites the public 90 cali and inspect lts
plant on that date.
The stake mutual organizations are
trying to arrange for a series Of lee
lures by The noted lecturer and reclter
Mrs Bertha Kunz Baker. She win ap-
pear here during the winter months
provided the necessary assurances of
support can he secured.
Carl Howalles. native Of Germany.
was admitted % citizenship by Judge
Vaughan yesterday.
The time of the district court yester-
day was devoted TO probate business
The heating apparatus for the court
house has arrived, ana will be installed
as soon as possible,
INvEIGLED INTO SECRET MAR
RAGE.
A young girl from the country. at
tending school IN this city. was led
into very unfortunate affair this
week. shortly after her arrival In town
she met an emplOye Of the telephone
company and was persuaded by him
into contracting claudes.iue mar
rlage, She was but 10 years Of age but
claims that the young man Influenced
her TO swear that her age was 49, bv
Her absence from school led % am Inc
YES. igItion, disclosing how matters
stood. Her parents were notified. and
al their instance the couple were ar
rested and taken before Judge smith.
The young lady was very sorry over
the step she had taken, claiming that
she was persuaded TO It by the Young
man and his friends The father de-
cllned To prosecute the young man, but
took bis daughter home. Tho Young
mans name Is Webb, and he halls from
salt Lake
WEDDING PERMITS.
The following permits 90 wed wero
issued this week.
John ", Amor, %. Basalt Ida. and
Miss Josephine Arraye, 20. also OF Ba-
snlt
BenyuI C. Wilkes, 10. Alton. Wyo. .
Mary T.. Lindsay %. Nounan. Ida.
Clyde d, Webb, %, and Miss Jullana
MolIerup is, OF Logan.
John BarfusS, 20 Bancroft. Ida.
Louisa Dattgc, 70, Providence
Frederick Barfuss 20, Bancroft. Ida:
Minnie Lenhart l, Providence. Utah.
Gotfred Barfuss, 80, Bancroft. Ida.
Annie Wytteubach, g. salt Lake
Alfred G.. Woodland. a. Richmond.
Crvstie Bunham. 3d. Logan
Frederick W. Law, g.. Paris IDA
Sarah j.. Manchester, g. salt Lake.
Nels F. Jensen. q. Marie A. Jorgap.
sen, p, both OF hyde Park.
Carl o. Larson. %. aud Hannah o.
sen, IS, both OF smithdeld, Utah.
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WA TED.

Solicitor for Ogden work, Salary and
commission. Apply TO hussey g Nc
Grcgor t'irculRtors Doserct News,
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