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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

Reinforced Concrete Work for Univer.
SHY OF Jtah Hydraulic Laboratory
Nouce L. hereby giygn that sealed pro-
po!sals VIII be received up 20 D. m, Nov
hour by The BOARD OF Regents Of the Uni
NHfslty OF Utah iU the Office OF the Dpstr.
rt Nauortl Bank. salt Lake city for the
material required and the labor 10 be per.
ais. welrs. etc, ~ the Hydraulic Labora-
tory OF Che Jriyoraity which o. 10 be
constructed on tho east side Of the rhir-
leeuth East Street Reservoir lu Salt Lake
lity according % the plans and sppcHca-
uohs Whlrh are open for the inspection
ot bidders in Room "a OF the Physics
Building 600 the University Of Utah
BIDS must not contain conditions quail
than those mentioned in the plans. speci3
cations contract and bond and blddors
must use the form OF bids without
change. which viii bo found in Room II
slli OF Jiah ana no other form OF bid
VIII Doe received
Each proposal must pc accompanied by
a certified or Cushler's check on some
bank ln Salt Lake city, Utah. for at least
D per cent of the amount ot tAc bid cub.
mltteu aud made payable 90 the tulver.
silly % titan the same Go be forfeited b.
the University. of Utah in case the bid
is accepted and The bidder does not enter
INTO Oh. contract and bond within three
days after this acceptance for tho faithful
execution of che contract aud bond here
matter mentioned.
The proposed contract and bond are In
Room ] OF the Physics Building Univcr-
slty of Utah, and can there be examined
A bond must he furnished for no least
oue-half of the amount NJ the tid with
good and sufficient surptIos, ail sutsfac.
tory and acceptable 90 the University Re.
gents
All proposals. must bo addressed 20 tn
University " Utah. Salt Lake city Utah
Hydraulic Laboratory" or such bids can
DE delivered Go the Board ~ Regents at
the time and place OF opening bids
The undersigned reserves and has tho
right 90 reject any or 1ll bids or 30 ac-
Cept any bid n may deem best
UNIVERSITY or UTAH.
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SPRING CITY.
REPUBLICANS LEAD.

Democrats Win the MarshalshIp and
Justice, Win a Tie on one Councilman,
Special Correspondence.
Spring city, sanpete Co.. Nov. o.
AZ the municipal election the following
officers were elected In Spring city:
Mayor-John r. Justesen (R).
Recorder-Emil Erickson CRJ.
william c. Barney Cd.
Councllmen-(Four-year term) Laur-
w .. Larsen tR), (two-year term
Hyrum Peterson tR0, Nels Benson (R.D,
with a tie vote between Hans Nielsen
tDD and James Clawson CR) for tho
remaining councilman.
Treasurer-Mrs. Louisa Maxfleld (RO
Justlce-John p johnson o..
The election passed of quietly and
everybody appears 10 be satisfied with
the result
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NOTICE

In the Third Judicial District Court ot
tho State OF Utah. In and for the County
AZ salt Lake. I'm the matter of the estate
petition u George Groves. praying for an
order 10 be made by this court directing
the executors OF tho said estate 10 spocin-
caly perform q contract made by the doc
the said George Groves property situated
iH Davis County Utah, described ar fol-
lows, to-wit All Of lots three go, and six
tIful Townslte survey, has been set Tor
hearing on saturday the 18TH day Of No.
vembcr A, D. 1905 al 10 o'clock a m. NJ
tho County Court House, In the Court
" Salt Lake, County OF Salt Lake, State
OF Utah.
Witness tho Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof attached. this Ord day "
November, A. u 1905.
(ScaO j u FTDREDGE JR. Clerk.
Bv w. II. Farnsw0rth. Deputy Clerk
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b. ROBBINS DEAD.
rstsemed Pioneer closes Eyentful aud
strenuous Career at ~,
sreclal Correspondence.

eAItHubHH NtltNl ~ -
rreclal Correspondence.
Logan. Cache CO., Nov, l0.--Charles
p Robbins one of Logan's pioneer citi-
vans died at three o'clock this morning
Of tvphoId, from which he has been suf-
Jerlng for several days past Mr.. Rob
hIDs was born at Burlington, New Jer-
ssy Sept, a, 1894. He accepted tho
Gdspe when boy and when u years
,f age he Joined the company Of Saints
under the leadership OF Sam Brennan,
which sailed from New York Feb g.
1slG I'm the ship Brooklyn, Capt. Rich
ordgon. They reached San Francisco
tnen called Yerba Buena, July 81, 1Si6,
tlgt eight days after the American flag
had been unfurled over the town. an
American man OF war having taken
r0.segsion OF the bay. Mr. Brennan
had taken along n small hand printing
mess. and he commenced printing a
small paper called the California Star,
which was the first paper printed I'm
california or on the Pacific Coast Mr..
Robbins was printers deyii' on the
Star and also acted as neWsboy on tho
streets When the gold excitement
came Mr.. Robbins went to tho mines,
heinz the first boy from San Francisco
10 rauch the digglngs, with a slx-quart
lin pan he was able 20 wash out $25
IN gold per day lie remained IN Cali
f0rnia until 1851, when he again took
ehu for New York and the year fol-
lowing anne west ON Nov. %, 1855 he
married Jane Addie Young. During the
emigration days he crossed the plains
five times IN 1863 he came to Logan.
and opened a store here and has resided
in this city since that time Later he
married Martha Allen, by whom he has
two living children, Mr. Robbins has
always been staunch Latter-day Saint
and has been am active Church worker
lie has held the office of a High Priest
and has been q member OF the stake
High Council for many years He has
been chief of the IRE department the
greater part OF the time since It's or
ganizuUon IN 1874. lie has been the
representative Of the Dcseret News In
this city for IS years
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Ely Mining & Milling Company. Loca.
ton Of principal place OF business, salt
that al a meeting Of the directors held
ON the 18th day Of October 1906 an assess
ment Of two and one-Quarter cents per
share was levied on the capital stock OF
Tie corporation, payable Immediately TO
No 70 South Main Street Salt Lake civ.
Utah Any stock upon which this assess.
ment may remain unpaid On the 18Th div
Of November 1905 viii be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
sold on the End day of December. 1905 10
pay the delinquent assessment together
with the cost of advertising and expense
NJ sale,
W n. sPRAGrE,
secretary, ,Othcc, No. = South Main
Street, Salt Lake City Utah,
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MANTI.
NEW KoADro CASTLE VALLEY
farmers Institute TO DO Held Saturday,
Noy rs Wedding BELLS,
fT8"TlI NorrcsnOndence.

WV 10 " NAh'hk hNl'e'
Special Correspondence.
NHntb Sanpete CO., Utah. Nov, p
Services over the remains Of Jesse
FrD"N. who died Nov. 3, were held at
t1' tabernacle Monday afternoon De-
ceased had been "a sufferer for years, al
though NE was only 10 years Of age,
Elder Bartlett G. FarnsWorth return
'I sunday from q mission TO the Cen-
i.". States where he has been labOring
ln Missouri the past 10 months.
The reunion Of the First quorum Of
Elders az the council house last Monday
isnl was success I'm every way. It
brought ont many who have not taken
la.l In their quorum meetings for years
b.l who 1t Is expected VIII take hold
q, Il' work this winter I'm the regular
meetings, which begin next Monday
Election passed quietly here this time
,U.y one-third Of the voters cast their
ballots,
SIRlNGHAM-MGLLER NUPTIALs,
Wednesday Charles Miller Of Ameri-
cI1 Fork and Rosa May Stringham Of
l'0s city We're married in the temple,
~ ieception was given a the home OF
N. brides parents.
NEW ROAD TO CASTLE VALLEY,
last night at mass meeting OF the
,.I2ens of Manu, j. c. Madsen, Hans
larsen, Jr,, and Francis Cox We're APP
pointed a committee from Mantl TO
,1'ai "a Ike committee from Castle Val
'' ll the top OF the mountains and
decide on a meeting point of the road
through Mantl canyon ana the road
nom the other slide OF the mountains,
Doe people of Castle Valley are quite
anxious TO come this way to take the
.d'n ana do their business, instead OF
t.InS 10 Price, IL q good road can be
"'ul through the Manti canyon and
'' through the Dragon, Il viii bring
miserable business to this town and
y, .I be a great help TO the people OF
',.lon, Orangeyllle and Castle Dale
.lr Commercial club viii give It's
".u1al ball az the Mantl pavilion Fri
'ly evening. Nov TO-
,-lIepalations are being made for
.,.Iuers' institute 10 Ne held IN this
o,SS saturday, Nov. Is, by Profs. Merrill
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cling from typhoid fever and returned 10
their homes this week. Mrs. Brixen
VIII leave next Sunday Frank Grimes
left last sunday
James Frame NJ Taylorsylle was OPP
Grated on last Monday.
W. NJ. Arnold. foreman OF the ma
chinist department at the Highland
Boy was struck I'm the eye Win chip
ping OF steel He was taken To the
Murray hospital for treatment and It is
thought now that ,-Ie eye may be saved.
COUNTY TEACHERS DEBATE.
The debate Thursday night. Re.
solved, that the government own and
Operate the railroads." by the county
teachers, was instructive and enter
tanning This IL question OF national
interest, and II was fairly and mastery
put before the public Thursday night.
The few IN attendance were well paid
for coming out.
NEWS BRIEFS.
Election day all the stores closed with
the exception OF A. w. Wudsrom's.
Mr., Wadstrom refused TO comply with
the request Of all the other grocers.
l.. G.. Larson OF the Central Grocery
company Is under quarantine with
smallpox. Mr.. Larson and his little
babe have contracted the disease.
q, H. White OF the Highland Boy Is
the proud father Of a bouncing baby
boy.
Fred Peterson Of the Central Grocery
company transferred TO q, VI. Mumford.
principal Of public schools a choice lot
on Vine street, with a neatly finished
frame house upon IT,
The Rip Van Wrinkle show appeared
IN tho Murray opera house last night.
presenting a Legend OF the Catskln."
The play drew large crowd and gave
satisfaction.
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~ his family two wives. If children.
2s grandchildren ana four great grand
children survive him.
Mr.. Robbins has always been held m
the highest esteem by all who knew
MN, lie has been a good citizen. a
good neighbour and honorable and ex-
emplary In his life. and leaves behind
host of friends to cherish his mem-
DRY. The funeral will be held I'm the
Logan tabernacle Sunday az u o'clock
noon,
TEMPLE CITY NEWS NOTES.
Ezra Benson and Lydia Fonnesbecls
won the $50 prize In the musical con-
test at the Brigham Young college.
Their voices were so nearly similar
mat the committee decided to divide
the prize between them.
President Joseph Morrell is preparing
TO 10 to California for his health. As
coon as he Ia able he will aid the mis-.
slonaries in the field there and expects
10 remain until his health Is fully re.
stored. The administration OF affairs
IN the Cache stake will devolye upon
his counselors during his absence.
Miss lrean Hendrlcksen Is down with
typhoid,
Heber G, Vaughan has a very sick
child at his home
\ committee representing the south
end held a meeting MT Mendon on
Wednesday night for the purpose Of se-
curing the right OF way for the Mendon-
Wellsvlle line, They were successful
I'm obtaining a large part Of the land re-
quired, Engineers are on the ground
and II IL expected that grading will
begin within a few days.
The report that the Rio Grande West
ern ia about to build TO Cache valley
causes "a good deal Of rejoicing In this
city The new road win receive every
encouragement possible from the ciu.
Gems OF Cache.
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It's ticket Tho exception wos j. G.
Wangsgard who was defeated by Nils
Lofgreen for councilman.
WOOD MISEN Err WEDDING
Mrs, Alice Wood rendered a grand re-
ceptlon, last Thursday evening at her
residence TO her daughter, Leila, and
Jesse s. Misener Of American Fork
IN honor Of their wedding which occur
red in the Salt Lake Temple Nov. l..
About 60 persons were present Ameri-
can Fork will be the future home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Misener
The farmers. are about through with
their beet crop which was fairly good.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate Division, IN and for Salt Lake Coun,
IT, state u Utah. In the matter Of thu
estate Of Lydia j, Knapton, Deceased
administrator Of the estate of Lydia j.
knaptOn deceased praying for the settle
ment VI final account Of said sdmlnlstrn-
tors and for the distribution Of the residue
OF said estate 90 the persons entitled has
been set for hearing On So uirday. Che 25th
day Of November a. D. 1895 at 10 O'clock
a. m, 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 Sth day Of No
yember a. H. 1905
tSeaD j y ELDREDGE. JR Clerk
BY W II, Farnsworth, Deputy Clerk
Richards and Richards s. Ferry. Attor-
uops
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THE GREAT TEMPLE

complete description OF the inter.
Tor and exterior OF The Great Temple
Salt Lake city. and statement OF pur.
poses for which It has been built. puo-
lIshed by authority beautifully illns.
trated, price 10 cite. Wholesale 10 deal.
erH.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main ST.
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her Of prominent citizens got together
and framed the Peoples ticket, with
list of different nominees, excepting the
president OF the board which was left
blank, with the results az above stated .
So the organization Of our town has
been sustained. and a very good board
elected,
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We Risk Ii
Druggists Who Sell
DR.. Miles Nervine
Agree, If 1t Fails,
To Refund Cost.
OF course wo reimburse The druggist

VI S0AIap Wo Ib'lL 1uIbo inc druggist
You Eaow him and trust him.
Dr. M.lea' Nervlno is medicine for your
nerves,
II cures diseases OF the internal or
gRns, by giving tone TO tha nerves which
mako thoSe organs work.
II IS novel thoory-not OF anatomy
but OF treatment, lrst discovered by
DR.. Miles, ana since made uso Of by
many wlGn-pvGhe physicians, who APP
preeiatc TO value in treating tho sick.
II you aro sick, We o'isr you way 10
be made wen -ur. Mics Nerylne.
This msdoire Is scientific cure for
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Headache, Less Of Memory slaeplosa.
neso epngms, paoLRohe 81, Ytus'
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tration, etc,
Gy toning W tho nerves, Dr.. Mloa'
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diseases OF tho internal organs duo TO
d!sordered nervous system.
Come q these are: INDIGESTION, Bl-
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Constipation, Dropsy, Catgrrh. Rheuma-
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Estate OF Christeen Golden Kimbau. De
ceased. The undersigned Will sell at
private sale the following described prop
orty.
Lot z, block IS. plat a." Logan city
survey Cache co. Utah.
Also the following described property
Beginning at point 3 rods I foot north
Of S.W. corner OF M Of lot 4 Block 81.
Utah. thence east rods. thence north s
rods l6ll feet; thence east 3 rods: thence
north ! foot; thence west rs rods. thence
south rods TO beginning
On or after the 22nd day of November.
1908, and written bids will be received at
office of the undersigned, in Tcmplcton
Building Salt Lake City, terms Of sale
ten cent Of bid payable AZ time OF sale.
p'''"IIe GP2n ,, I,e!nnlhlmssttiIQn by ne Court
Dated November nth 1908.
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MOAB.
NoT To BE DIsINCORpORArEn
People Elect n Good Board who WnI
Maintain Organization.

Moab Grand Co, Nov. Sat the
town election held here on the 7th inst.
the Peoples ticket was elected with
the exception OF one man. William Kel-
lcr who headed the Citizens ticket.
Some time ago u mass meeting was
called for the purpose OF placing IN the
field a non-partisan Ticket it was
quite generally agreed that the ticket
should bear the name Of the Citlzena'
Lckat Names were placed on the
ticket that could not be supported by
all OF The citizens, having been al
most entirely made up by parties who
were IN sympathy with the proposi-
ton 20 dislncorpopte the town, which
was an Issue In the election. A num-
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CHURCH NOTICES

Regular services Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints will
be held in the Tabernacle at p. m.
tomorrow. Sunday. Sunday school at 10
a. m. and meetings IN the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows.
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Murray Department.

vicinity
ofncs
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Group

\ reliable medicine and one that should
always be kept IN tho home Tor immediate
use Is Chambcrains Cough Remedy II
VIII prevent the attack II glvon as soon
as the child becomes hoarse or oven
after the CrOupy cough appears There Ia
no danger IN giving It to children for II
contains no opium or other harmful drug.
For sale by all druggists
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n you have business property TO LOT
you cannot afford 10 find the second !.
best market for ito accept any Inn
the highest obtalnable rate. You can
not find "the one best tenant" wlthout
advertising for him.
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This
-s
Day In History.


1876 Cauute tho Great the first
Dane On the throne ~ Eng
land, died Boa shuftcsbupy.
l62O-Thc MayN0wer compact
signed in Cape Goa hJrbor
l63O-TrIunph of Cardinal Richie
lieu over Maria de Meoi.i
and Queen Anne, the mother
and ccnsOrt OF Louis XIII
1881 John Abercrombie. tho
most eminent Scotch physi-
clan and medical author VI
his time born at Aberdeen,
Gled 1874
lsil-Ben McCuloch. frontier
soldier, born iu Tennessee.
killed at Pea Ridge Ark
1868
1863 estate serfs omanc,patel In
Poland
1850 Lucretia Mott American
refOrmer aud phlaUthropist.
died near Philadelphia; born
1903
1903 Rear Admiral Loster A.
Beardslee, L. S. H. retired,
"A ClvIl war victorian who
served A. years 40 aca and
accompanied Perry ON h's
trip TO Japan died at Au-
gustu, Me- born 1885
l904-Col d, r. Anthony noted
Kansas editor and brother
Of Susan b. Anthony the re-
former. died at LeaveuwOrth
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BOOK BINDING

old books, Music and Magazines, Put
them IN strong new covers FOR prcser-
walton. Many records OF value can be
saved by having them bound, The
News" bindcry can do the work i'm any
form at any price.
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Don't Lot This Day In
-
Your History
Pass without buying an up-to-dats
Wrist Bag, at Deseret News Book
Store.

voted and earnest Latterdoy Saint, hon
ored and respected by all who knew
him.
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sorrows are bearable-it We hayo
something 10 eat and thus /. good
boarding house, always to be secured
through a want ad., may play an i'm.
portant part in your life.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
pate DIVISION, i'm and for Salt Lake Couu-
~. state VI Utah In tho matter Of the
estate OF Hans llalNorsen, Deceased No
uce. Tho petition of Utah Savings and
trust Company administrator with VIII
sen, deceased. praying Tor the settlement
of husl account % said administrators
with WIZ annexed and for the dlstribu.
ton ~ the residue Of said estate 10 the
persons entitled has been set for hearing
A. ID, 1905 al 10 o'clock q. m. at the
County court House IN tho Court room OF
said Court IN Salt Lake city, Salt Lake
County Utah.
tge seal thereof affixed this ith day OF
November, A ID 1906
tseaD j. L. ELDREDGE, JR. Clerk.
BY W II. Farnsworth, Deputy Clerk,
Booth q Lee, Attorneys FOR Estate
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AMERICAN FORK.
MORE LIGHT AND POWER.
4 carrie Nation" ~ Large Lecture by
Alton Packard.

Alton Packard.
Special Correspondence
American Fork, Utah CO., Nov. To-
The mass meeting called by the the
board Of directors OF the Utah County
Light and Power company for the pur-
pose Of voting on the proposition 10 in
crease It's capital stock from $4,000 to
100000 was well attended and the
proposition was enthusiastically en-
dorsed by all concerned.
CARRIE NATION" AT LARGE.
\ new Carrie Nation" has broken
forth IN our city. Thursday night she
smashed several OF the windows I'm the
saloons and began n general temper
mce crusade after the manner Of the
noted Kansas lady and Wus no doubt
aduated by similar motives.
ALTON PARKARD LECTURE.
Alton Packard the noted cartoonlst.
Is booked to appear at the opera house
Tuesday evening, Nov. IL, All reserved
seats are already sold The cEtertain-
meut promises to be the most popular
affair ever given here.
Morris Wilcox. the four year old son
Of Alonzo and Ada Wilcox Of Ameri-
can Fork died at his home Sunday
evening Nov. 4, from a sudden relapse
Of dphtheria.
A program was given last night In
Science Hall under the direction OF the
high school, and although II was but
one OF the usual Friday night meetings
which are given by students Of the
various grades, the quality Of the
numbers, which consisted OF speeches
or papers toasts, vocal and instrument
Cal music, high links, etc, was OF Il
most excellent character and perhaps
hs never been eXcelled I'm the city,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
oNtc Division. IA and tor Salt Lake C0uu-
Y, STATE Of Utah. IN tho matter OF the
esGte ct Thomas Elsey, Deceased Notice.
The petition Of Frank H Bagey admin
lallator or tho estate OF Thomas Llscy.
ue(ensedi praying Tor tho settlement u d.
nN account OF said Frank r. Baglry aG-
ui'gl. lI'tgr aud for the distribution NJ rho
residue " said estate TO the persons en-.
Eutu! mas been set for hearing ON SituT.
uay. me tJth day OF November a. u l8y5.
~ 10 O'Clock o. m, at the County Court
Houst. ~ the Court room OF said Court.
Cah
Witness tho Clerk N said Court with
November a - 1905.
lsSaD j e. EluREDGE, JR.. Clerk
Ry w. H. Farrsworth. Deputy CisrE
Samuel Russell Attorney
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NEWS OF THE STATE
LOGAN DEPARTMENT,

News is delivered by carrier IN
Il
r. A. Mtcion
News oj H. Center Street Phone s y ~ ~
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HUNTSVILLE.
PEOPLES PARTY WINS.

vel All the offices but one Councilman
Wedding Dsils.
'peelal Correspondence.
huntsville Weber Co., Nov. s.-With
WIG exception the Peoples party elected