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LEHI.
ACTIVITY Ar SUGAR FACTORY
Close Of successful school Year-Rlya,
students IN Contests.

''ohe w oWeeessIu' NNnOoI Neuf~N'NuV
students IN Contests.
Special correspondence
Lehi, Utah Co., May 5.-~rho public
schools are holding their closing oyor-
csoa this week after a Very success.
ful school year covering period OF
80 weeks, Certificates OF promotion
were given the primary GRADES today
and 10 morrow the grammar grades
VIII receive their certificates Com.
monoement exercises VIII be held In
tho meeting house Saturday evening IN
honor OF the Eighth grade and lilgh
school students, whom IN excellent pro-
gram viii be given by the students,
Principal child win grant certificates
ana an address VIII he made by prcai.
dent Geo, II Irimholl
Those who have completed the work
IN their respective grades RroI
Elghth uradO--lnoz Baker Grace
Conner Flosslc Dorton, Emma COATES,
Buoln Gray, Maud knkhnn, Phoebe
Louisa Gray, Alice knudaon, Mary
I.osoe, Annie Lovorldgo, Amelia ostor'
loah, Martha Phillips, Florence Me-
Candlass, Mary Powell Sadld Ruason,
Hazel May Powell Sodir Russon, Eye.
Ign Roberts, Edna Rofc Bertha shaw,
Pearl Worlton, Emily Wonoss, Amy
WhIpple, sylvester Evans, Guy Evans,
Clydo Fox, Daryl Fowler. Archie d.
Gardner, Leo w, Coates, Nose Hart,
John NJ, Jones' Edward j. Larson, oo
Peterson, Victor w, Mason Harry
Madison Robert sharp, Gerald Taylor
n. ", Worlton, Stanley VIM, Ira NJ,
Davis, Charles NJ, Wright, silas Terry
liigh school First ycor-~laeil NJ
Anderson, Dolroy Yates, Mary cray
Elno webb, Edna Dorton, Sylvia Bush
man, l,igglo Norton, May Jackson, EV-
Vic KlrkhAm, Abel Phillips,
high School, Second Ycar--Robert
MoOmIe, lGmor0tto Bushmnn, AlcSan-
dor MoOmlo, orin Lewis, John OH
christ
Tomorrow the High school OF SPRING
Vile IN coming up and VIII contest with
tho lllgh school students of this city IN
all kinds Of athletic sports In the NJ
tornoon on the city oampug and In the
evening debate VIII be held between
these two schools, the subject being
"Resolvod, That tho Greeks have CON
trlbuted moro TO the civilization OF to-
day than have tho Romans"
I,oh has the negative or tho 1nestlon
and viii be ohnmploned by John oil
christ, Orln LOWS and May Jackson,
ACTIVITY AT SUGAR FACTORY,
There IL much activity these days
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GARLAND,
DIR BAND ORGANIZED.
Handsome set ~ Instruments Arrive
And Practise begun,
Spoel9l Correspondence

Spoolol Correspondence.
Garland BoNeldor Co., May i-Tho
musical Instruments for tho Garland
brass band arrived from the East Tues.
day evening, ana they are handsome
set, Tho mombers OF the organization
met after the arrival OF the Instruments
IN the hall and appointed a stan OF
officers 10 manage the AFFAIRS Of tho
band organization for the present year,
Tho following persons were voted upon
ana sustained by the entire body Jo-
soph II, Kirkham, musical director, Ira
Taylor, manager, Joseph wing, socre'
tary end treasurer.
matters OF minor Importance ana eff
fcctlng u permanent organization, tho
meeting was adjourned and u short
band practise had, %hich as a starter
waB very gratifying indeed.
The musical director, Mr.. Joseph II,
Kirkham, " n musician OF u very hlgh
order who has had years OF experience
IA director of music, and quite a
number of the other members are old
musicians, having been previously con-
ncoted with the Lohl brass band
The boys have gone Into this thing
with u vim ana with a determination 90
succeed, and II IN now only u mlttor
Of very short time before 0arlap1
viii have u brass band Of which " may
well be proud,
Mr. and Mrs w, u. Eaton returned
10 Garland Sunday afternoon from Salt
Lake city, whore they wcro married
"Wednesday, April 49,
owing TO the stormy, dlsaerceablc
weather the work OF fencing tho park
Thursday was postponed until tho
weather Nv more favorable,
Mr., David Hodge OF Idaho Falls Ida,
foreman Of the sugar factory at that
place, was Garland visitor Monday,
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Murray May Son May 1, two boys
from Union drove up TO u store on
Main street 20 purchase some grain,
leaving the team standing alone uh-
tied, one 81 tho boys bringing ont a
sack Of grain dropped 1, heavily into
tho wagon, causing tho team to bc'
como frightened, II mado speedy
dash down the street, running into tho
railing Of the bridge over Little Cot
tonwood creek, shat,erlng the wagon
and pning the horses up In n heap,
Thar carelesaness cost them s2b for
repairs on tho wagon, bceides tho injury
90 the horses,
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,
A cltycnp' petition Nnklng Murray
city TO annex tho Twontysfouith dis
trlct was presented The petition had
lO2 signers IN favor Of annexation ana
10 opposed 10 H. NJ, &, Mumford talked
n short time IN fnyor OF the proposition,
showing what the results viii be, ana
the benefits derived thcrefrom, II IN
supposed that the Twentysfourth dis.
trlot will have 5000 In lta treasury NJ
tho end Of the school year, Tho petit
ton was laid over for consideration
Tho Independent Telephone 90, re-
ported that tho police and nro alarm
bell IN Installed and In good condition
Cor operation In case Of Are, or IN case
the marshal is wanted,
Marshal Mnuse reported that he had
notified the butchers Of the condition
NJ their slaughter yards, which they
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NOTICE,

state " Utah Department N Bonrd Il
pardpmB, Splt Lake CITY. Vioh, May lrd
lm6. no Whom II May Conoorn Notice
lr hereby given that mo Slnto Bonrd Of
pNrdonB VIII hold regular session on
Saturday May 10th, 1905, AZ 10 o'clock a.
M. AZ the Supreme court Room, CITY and
County Bulding, Salt Lake CITY, Utah
That "a said moeling snld Board VIII hear
applications, Tor pardon w tho following
cases iQ-wlt
Gus Smith, attempt Of highway rob.
htry, Harry Pool, robbery, william
Brown, houschroekingj John r. .lsdah
f0rnlctilon, Wade Nichols, murder M
nOoond dogroc,
For parolc-Hal Graham, grand larceny.
Joseph Earl Wilkinson, carnnl knowledge
" female under Nge ~ consent
Nor Commuialion-John Harmon, bur.
Rldry llrst degree
All persona having any interest thcrn,
dcslrlng 20 be- heard either for or against
the granting of said applications respect.
iycly are hereby notified 70 bo present vt
said meeting
liy order ~ the Board
JOHN g, CUTLER President
NJ A. lREEDhN, Secretary,
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rtc, The building has two bath rooms,
toilet rooms, oto,, ana In supplied with
not and cold water IN most OF tho
rooms The directors deserve great
credit for what they have accomplished,
Tor the institution IL certainly u great
necessity ANA BLESSING TO this county
Among tho present directors are Bishop
Joseph ", Carbon, w, u, Parkinson
Bishop H. H. owen, lllnjumln Bingham
Alma morrill,, Hlna " Card and Lacy
ID. Carbon, Dr W, H. Parkinson ~
physician IN charge, ana Hannah J.,
Bailey IN matron,
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CIRCLEVILLE
DEATH OF MRS, ANNA PARKEl
honored Mother Of Thirteen children
Laid TO Rest,

Special Correspondence
Circlovlle Pluto Co, May t,--Mrs,
Anna Parker died IN panguitoh, Mon
day morning, May l--Shc had been
IN pangutch for short tlmo taking
treatment under Dr. clark the remains
were brought TO CiNleylllo for inter.
mont on Tuesday morning, Mrs Par
kor was born IN Scotland Us years ago.
her parents were Robert and Jano
Gllllos AZ nm carly date she omigrat0i
10 Utah settling with hor parents ~
Beaver city whore. AZ tho age OF Is
years, she married Macmillan I!rkcr
They have reared n family Of l3 chill
drcn. soVcn boys and six girls,
The funeral services were held today
In tho large assembly room OF the Cir
cleville school house which was most
handsomely draped and decorated with
flowers, and was crowded TO its fullest
capacity by tho many friends who came
10 pay their last respects, Tho meeting
was presided over By First Counselor
Thomas Hayward, Tho choir, under
the direction Of q, NJ, Boebc, sang Qp-
propriato selections, Elders James
Munaon willis Johnson and Charles
Stoncy spoke many words OF consola.
ton 10 the bcreavcd after which Elder
Sloncy read q touching original poem.
Mp. Parker was highly esteemed by
all who knew hor and she viii be great
ly missed.
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SMITHFIELD.
FUNERAL or IHOS. SMITH.
Close of q brilliant career ~ untclflsh
Usefulness
epoclal correspondence,


Special Correspondence,
Smlthnold, Cache CO., May t,--Tho
funeral OF Thomas Smith was held yes
,orduy afternoon IN the tabernacle,
Tho speakers were n, ", Miles Jf,
Peter b0foneon Alfred Chambers, sam,
ucl Nelson and JOS j, Richardson, Al
OF them bore testimony TO the integrity
OF Inc deceased to the principles Of HE
and salvation, TO his honesty ana his
worth ns u citizen IN the community
IN which he lived.
The deceased was the son Of Thomas
Smith and Sarah Ann willis, lilo was
born at Newbury, England, April ~
1890 llo became n member OF the
Church OF Jesus Christ Of La,,crsday
Saints Feb, I, 1915 lie laborod II
years az missionary IN his native
land, Tho first two yoara OF his min
istry ho baptized 100 persons, one or
ralmago of Salt Lake city, While on
his mission he married Sophia Whale,
who died shortly after the birth Of thclf
first child, Later he married Emily
Peacock and omlgintcd 90 Utah ~
1851 and settled IN Rmithncld, he
ncted NJ cook 10 earn his passage across
the ocean, and was chaplain of tho
company while crossing the plains
While living here he has been an notlvo
member Of the choir dramatic assoc
citation and all religious 0ssoolat Ions
OF which he wab member, lie was
successful In n financial way, having
accumulated sufficient OF this worlds
goods 10 enable him To spend the clos.
lnR years OF HIS lllo at ease and study.
INK the Scriptures lie died May !,
1905, He leaves wife, four sons and
-four daughters, 10 grandchildren, four
groat'grHndchlldron, together with n
host OF friends 10 cherish his memory
ana profit By his good example
George u, Miles, who has been work.
Ink In Logan for several months, moved
back 10 Smithncld last week
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CACHE VALLEY l., u. H. HOSPITAL.
FORM ally Dedicated and Opened -- A
PraIsoworth Institution,
Special Correspondence,

'p'Nh' correspondence,
Loson, Cache Co, May 5,-Jrhc Cncho
VALLEY i, d, ~ hospital was formally
opened last night. A largo number of
oltisans,. friends OF the institution, and
moet OF tho mombora OF the Logan
called 10 order by Bishop Joseph W,
Carbon, who gave n brief account OF tho
objects mad purposes Of tho institution
ana how II had boon worked NJ by him-
self, Dr. Parkinson and some others who
desired a hospital whore laiter-dny
Saints could DO cared for by their
friends, The committee had had OBJ
staolas to encounter, but th0y had OVER
come them, The company had been or.
Kanlgcd, the necessary funds raised AMI
tho building furnished, and now we'll
equipped and ready for use,
Dr. w, II, Parkinson made q few re.
marks on the necessity for ana adynn-
lngos OF having n hospital IN our city,
treating the sick here instead of taking
them TO Bolt Lake, ~ had been done,
The hospital was well equipped with
everything necessary for the well being
and comfort OF nll who might reauIre
treatment, The rooms were comfortable
and airy, and well adapted 10 the pur.
pose, FIFTY patients could he cared for
AZ one time ilo said the dlrootora
wished II understood that tho hospital
was free TO all physicians TO bring their
patients there for treatment and the
rates charged patients would bo within
the reach OF oil,
Patriarch Lorenzo II, Hatch offered
the dedicatory prayer and asked thu
blessings OF tho Lord upon the phyel.
cinns and nurses, .nnd all who loborol
thpra md all xVhA alatll A..
brought there for treatment and that
the Spirit Of lod might be and abide
within tho building,
The choir sang several selections dur
ing tho evening, Aftor the esercles, tho
quests wore shown over tho building
There IN q well equipped operating
room furnished with a modern appli.
hnccS. about 10 rooms for patients. be,
sldes parlors, sitting rooms, Kitchens
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LAKETOWN.
NEW BISHOP CHOSEN.
George n, Robinson succeeds Disbop Ira
Nehekor Mrs Wnhlstrom bead,

Special Correspondence,
Laketown, Rich CO., May 3,--Eldor
VIM. i, Rich OF the stake presidency,
ana Bishop Robert Price OF Paris, came
here last Sunday, met with and 0d.
dressed our sunday school held a spec
olal Priesthood meeting from 1880 a.
m, TO p, M, and the regular 2 p, m,
church services, At tho latter meeting
Elder George II, Robinson was present
cd to, ana by unanimous vote sustain.
ed by tho congregation an Bishop OF
Laketown ward.
The .lsltlng brethren spoke with
much venera,ion OF the life aud char.
acter Of our recently departed Bishop,
Ira Nebeker They admonishod all 10
cultivate the spirit Of tho Gospel 20
sustain the authorities OF the Church,
and 10 build up ana be0utify the town,
All OF the meetings at which they at
tended were crowded, and a glorious
spirit prevailed,
MRS, WAlILsTRoM DEAD,
Death visited US here on Sunday,
Aprl 80, ana took from our midst
Mother Eva Magdelone Wahlatrom,
the deceased was n native OF Sweden,
whore abe was born IN 1881, Joined
the Church IN 1854, ana In 1861 left her
native land for Utah, Enrouo--at Lly-
orpool-'eho was married to Nils o,
Wnhletrom, Journoyod 10 Salt Lake
city, whore the lady resided and own.
"a property IN the Seventeenth ward
for most OF the remainder Of hcr Ne,
For o few recent years sho dwolt With
her daughter, Mrs, John Nobohor az
whose homo on Bear Lake shore sho
died,
Funeral services were hold AZ her late
residence on Tuoadoy areroon, Bishop
wcrc made by Elders Joseph Irwin, ny.
rum Nobckor ana Bishop Robinson Her
remains were taken by John Ncb.
cker, ana Thomas Rdor 10 lo.
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gan whore they were buried near tho
crave of hor loved son llyWm VAIL.
htrOm, according 10 her desires.
Tho Hodges Land a. Livestock com.
upany, M Garden Cily han completed
lls ehoarlng ANA The Hodges brothers
are now shearlng here, as fast as tho
weather wiz permit
President VIM Bulge Mas the subject
or mOeh con.rntulOilon on May day
lnq l,th Anniversary Of the birth VI our
Nonsreplo leader LOng may he 1.-Two
ana prosper
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promised 70 clean,
The clerk was instructed "a order u
copy OF the laws VI 1905, made by the
last Legislature.
POLICE NOTES
May I, Thomas Bowen WAS given i've
days hard labor for yagranoy Bowen
claims he has been looking for work,
but not being known, was unable 90
secure any Tho judge thought i've
days sufficient time TO become oo-
quaintod,
A Ano Of 81 and i've days. hard Ia.
Dor was given Dave Jones ~ Bingham
Junction for being IN u drunken cond.
ton on tho street
WIDOW SURPRISED
Thursday evening some friends or
Mrs, Anna Greenwood of Union, met
NJ her home, glylnB her y surprise,
Mrs, Greenwood In u widow, loaing
her husband about year ana q han
ago, Her friends wished hcr 10 know
eho had not been forgotten, They
brought many good things along 10 on
making a very dainty supper, after
which games and dancing were IN.
dulgod IN,
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a Tou0H PROBLEM, THIS.

The following problem Is said to have
domorallaod the railroad service Of
large part OF West Virginia, all the
employees being no absorbed IN working
j out "A train one mile long starts
from the station AT Glady The engine
leaves the station ana the conductor
waits until the oahooso comes, whom
no Jumps ON The cabooso ana walks
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LOGAN.

The, agent Of tho Dcscret News IN 10.
gan 10 G, y, Robbins, 100 North Main
b. 70 whom, all payments " accounts
should DO made, Daily News ID cents Dor
month. SATURDAY and .Roml'WocMy News
dles, orders for Advertisements and
ChgTch works VIII DO given prompt AT.
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forward over tho train. Whom the
engine reaches tho next station, OK.
Icy, -four miles distant from Glady, tho
conductor steps or tho engine How
lar docs the conductor ride and how
for docs he wOlk2"--crncnnati En-.
quiror
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a Coed Family LlnlrosnA.

S''S s:si.s ;, S sYYspIs :Imv WIN
N.so ' WIN S ", !, ana .%sr ".
vsasd ana nSa'n noYF 49, 81 SoSS.'f socihcs no
m'm pain, but oa,ikcs ma nsns,ssn,,o rm,.t
w uus! treatment, AZ IVY an I'a anaisaOtyy
ESy ' 81 s, SSlsSceiS,;iDs'lsSalSs y avoid.
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Mrs Ann poar passed peacefully
away this morning Sho has boon all.
Ing tor some time but not confined 10
her bed until the last She was few
months short OF reaching her cightielh
year,
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FILLMORE.
Remains Of Mr., Quinn shipped TO poeo'
tsllo FOR lnierment.

Special Correspondence,
Fillmore City, Willard Co., Mey a.
Tuesday morning MIR quinn died or
consumption, Tho remains, accom-
panied by his wife and son, and Mr..
and Mrs. y, O. CNllslor, were shipped
TO Pocatollo Ida, his old home, for In
,crmcnt
Tho weather has been very stormy
and cold for several days and now IL
stil falling IN the mountains, Tho
outlook for the farmers II good M there
IN moro snow stored IN the mountains
than Cor n number Of years,
Friday May 3, the public school, un'
dor tho prncipalshp Of H. j.. stevenson,
VIII furnish a very successful years
work.
Wendell Payne tho p.year.old son OF
Mir. and Mrs, w, - Payne II slowly
recovering from o serious attack OF
scarlet fever.
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A Good Suooostlon.

Mr. G.. - wainwright OF Lemon city,
ma hos written the manufacturers TINT
muoh holior lotQll8 are attained from the
use y ChNmberliin'H collie, Choloia and
llnrihgoa Bomedy In cNsoa d ( luma IN IN
stomach collie ana cholera morhua ny
lnkng II IN water as hot as can he drank
That whom taken in THIS way the olfoCt
~ double IN rapldliy ~ seems 10 got
AZ the rlahi spot Instantly" he says, For
sale by an druggists,
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vi women should strive 10 bo beau.
tiful. Beauty rules mankind HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea brings red lips,
bright eyes ond crcam.like complexion,
80 cents, Tea or Tablets, Ask your
druggist.
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PROVO.


The Daily News is delivered by carrier
ln Provo early every evening laundays
hcopled) on the same terms as IN Hall
Lnke-l0 conts per month. All complaints
requoets for changes VI address aud pay.
nenh ot neeopn's should be- made 70 h,
\ DuRdale, VIZ west 9TH North street
ptovo, Advertisements and orders Tor
church works also received,
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Murray Department.

the News delivered Murray and vicinity N. branch
night Harlow Branch Manager Orders church
ments received Tssphonss ofaoe residence MA independent
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There is no nicer indul.
gencc than tea and there is
no cmptier humbug than
tea, All turns on the tea
ard the cook
10 ivory psc' sr II schrlns's psa Lea n q
bsskIsu Nov " Mako ossd Iss
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OAKLEY, IDAHO.
STAKE CONFERENCE.
Investing IN hurley Enterprises Great
Future Tor New Town.

fpcelhl Correspondence,
oakley, Cneal Co., Ida, May 1.-The
stake conference closed sunday after u
satisfactory two days session, Prosl.
dent Francis NJ, Lyman Of the Council
" Apostles and Elder Joseph w, Me-
Muuln OF the First Council of Noyon'
Ties woro In attendance, and during INC
meetings delivered several valuable
diecouWcs Tho people Of this locality
hold Elder Lyman IN fond caloomi
rmny Of them having resided IN Touele
niokc at the time no presided thore,
THIS Is tho first visit " Elder Lyman
To this stake IN ave years,
The conference waB well attended 10y
people from different parts Of CaHsit
stake, Tho reports showed good con.
Gitlon prevailing IN the several wards
and branches Elders Lyman and Me-
Murrin were accompanied TO the boau'
tiful town Of nurev, on their return
home by u goodly number Of oakley
ties,
Bishop Walter Grover ~ Garland,
Utah, has been visiting hia old friend
John j, Millard, with his family tor 40
days,
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT

rho ogden subscribers Of tho Dessert
NsWs viii DO pleased 70 learn that,
Commencing tomorrow, sunday, May
ss',ho oregon short Line viii put On "a
,,sln, leaving Salt Lake at 40 IN the
sN,enoon, and arriving NJ ogden at
IN This train viii then conlinue
an 10 Logan, where II VIII arrive short
~ after I o'clock, thus enabling north
,,n natrons Of the "Ncws' 10 receive
,boir paper, the lust edition, almost az
,s,ly as II Ia delivered In Salt Lake.
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RANDOLPH.
Farewell 10 Migrating familles-Do0,h
Of Mrs Ann Penrt,

Special correspondence,
Randolph, Rich CO., May. IA fare.
well party was given Sunday evening
IN honor of Ed Benglcy and q, r.
spencer ana their wives who are about
TO change their residence the first we
are told TO l,lackfoot Idaho and the
last named TO Logan, Utah,
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SPLENDID RAINS,

our valley In being Hoddened with
Oft roneatod showers OF rain, crops look
splendid and II IL thought that The
lght fall of snow, last season. has
teen amply made up with these rains
THE Burnley FEVER"
Many Of our citizens went down to
Burlcy ne the opening of the sale OF
town lots, May l. n IN said that the
oakley people Invested $4,000 In nurloy
town property Among those who went
nom hero and returned feeling that
they had opened the door Of fortune
through their successful investment
Gro H. W. Robbins, II, e., llnIght r.
i, Worlhngton John n. Price, VII
liam Y, jack y, H. CayaneWe, James
H. Worhngton, j. A. and owen Tols
man, A. l. Mills, John H. Smith, A. g.
Worhlngton ana others,
MOssrg, CoyNneas Worthington and
the Tolmans, secured % lots with n
Wow OF putting I'm a splendid new
Flaming plant and lumber min machine
cry IN operation right away The best
oblOin0ble machinery has already been
ordered and VIII be Installed within u
short time, This plant VIII add great.
IS 10 the building mp Of the new town,
The Bcclcs Lumber company Of Ore-
gon, win put IN large stock Of lums
Der In close proximity 20 this mill
Most Of the other parties named VIII
erect business houses OF various pur-
suits,
AS predicted by your correspondent
FIVE months ago, Burloy VIII become ono
Of the most important towns OF SOUTH
orn Idaho In u very few years, \
member of the townslto company rcs
ports $4,000 worth of town lots dis
posed OF the first day, ana yet there
are 100000 worth OF choice lots 10 be
sold There II n good chance for young
wen seeking homes and employment To
look there,
The News" true 20 It's tImc.honored
enterprise, had two men on the ground
taking photographs OF tho new Ideal
city and gathering nowS for that paper
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