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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

INJURED IN CAR SHOPS.
banlol II, Bstioeh Has u log broken by
Failing Whool

special correspondence
poo.tollo, Ida, june sa."Danlel II,
Bcuoch "a years NJ age, am employ
Of the oregon short Line shops hero,
WAS seriously injured this nttornols
about $3.50 o'clock Ne was engaged ,n
rolling Il ear wheel away from the Whcsl
prose- u new work for him, when The
wheel toll ON him. breaking one log ~
WAS Elycn medical attention at once
Mr. Borlock WAS born In Salt Lake
city but cumQ here from Magalh,
ranodl ha' Nnlor, ana recently mar
tlod MISS Marie kohlhopp ot this city,
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tho Unpor snake river Valley More
Fertile than the MIesiplppl, near Req,
hurg Tho Educational llub u Idaho mo
great Commercial Confer Throe niloa
from 81 10000 sugar Factory Cool
on ideal climate, abundant water supply
Improved farms, unlmptovod farmB,oheap,
iRkMwELL a pEcKsTEAp, Resburs,
Idaho,
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BLOOMINGTON.
SMALLPOX SCARE,
Ito, weather In pixie crops RinenIns
Alfalfa Ready for Sesond cut,

Special Correspondence
Bloomington Washington CO., june
20.-.Wo have been having very warm
weather, for some time, but the nights
are very pleasant yet
Fan grain is ripenng fast ana har.
NcstluR WIN soon commence,
IN Santa clara and TonaquIat noda
the grain IN ripe ana mos, Of II ready
10 harvest
smallpox " giving some Of the pco.
Pie a scare, there being ~ cases In ST.
George, cases IN Washington and .
cases In Pine Valley We have mono
here as yet and the health Of the poo.
pie " generally good
Alfalfa Ia nearly ready for second
cutting,
H. W Carpenters family have moved
10 s. George,
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MONROE.
wAsHBuRN FAMILY REUNION



Special correspondence,
Monroe, soylor Co, Juno lon
Thursday Lost the sunday school lhoo.
logical clgs held ilg annual social
gathering, M which u very nice pro-
gram was glNom
WAsnpURN FAMILY REUNION
Friday nnd Saturday the Waphburn
family held their reunion Representa-
llvcs were present from Inc counties Of
cache, utoh Juob Saupylo. Emery
ana pmtc.
At the opening EXERCISES held at the
Westinghouse, "a largo number wclo
proycuL Sketches of the lives OF Pa.
lrhrch Wushhun and his wives were
given also origlnal poems Of much
merit Woro road ON the same lines At
the close of the meeting ne gathering
retired 10 10 ncphbownR hall where
fuzzy goo vat down lo richly linden tUr
brL Tho day closed with ID VOL Ollcd
han of dancers
ON Saturday nm Organization WAS cf.
fCclcd Tor the purpose NJ comoutlng
family interests 10 Keep family
record nmd arrange for lcmplo work
which lbs one uf the objects ot tho ore
gani2batlon the next rounIon VIII
tIku place hero a year from next
Sortombor
norman McCorY has returned from
the east after spending oVor 70 year In
the musical profession We bid him
Welcome and no doubt win soon hear
hig mastery touch upon the plano
The Fourth Of July committee iH las
BORING hard 20 make our Celebration 10
WIDrrga
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FANNING,spENcER NrrrlALs.

Marriage license was granted by the
W,unH cIork 10 James Y, Spencer a.
olll bake city, and Miss Helen NJ,
-ahnImE. aL DO unto. Mont
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no CLUE 10 BuRdLARs.

Sherl0 Bailey ana Srgl Wilson
nave returned home from fremont,
BoSoldcr county whore they went In
search Of the men who cracked tho
sefcF Of the Consolidated Wagon a Ma.
chino company, ana the Western Lum.
her company However, they woro un.
successful IN their enorls ana II Nv sup.
posed the men boarded a train some.
whore IN the near Vicinity ana made
for Portland while waiting At Me-.
CANNON for y train, The officers slcp.
ped INTO Il saloon 70 look around, Just
~ n man with whom Ne had qunrrolod
Tho shot went wide Of the mark and
the man ned No arrests were made
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g, II. Banks Undertaking Co,

thine In money Don't waste u by
going TO Salt Lake CITY Tor what you
can buy IN Murray Just 40 cheap, we
keen fun line NJ caskcts and collins
calls promptly attended 10 night and
day Phone, Boil Bay lndn TO- Or.
dors win also be taken at the old resi-.
denco Of Mr. Banks, rear Nos5O east
Second South salt Lake city
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DISMISS BURGLARY CHARGE.
why Ofeums,nnilol Byldsdes Connects
"o collins WIN plain City crime,

.'ulee Murphy rendered his decision
swgt = o'clock yesterday afternoon
INK case OF the state agaInat George
H,nnh charged WITH burgarISIng
wWy Nalners store nj plnin city,
y, ,ounl holding that the evidence was
s WlNolonl 10 bind tho defendant
XXI 70 answer 20 the charge 10 the
wulVl court therefore, ordered that
WY tenhrgt be dismissed,
uy,' prisoner wnH moi given hia lih-
kan however, As the police took him
tr inc city Jan To serve ont the
waalld'r OF 80 days sontonoo for
i,e, "nWvl ..Iho onlccra are quito conf.
r,r,, nhl collins IN tho man who bur.
Ru"cu lne store, NJ no was seen In
bssl.u WBOhorhood the evening Of the
Dtb,ao'y pvt only oIroumslanllal ov.
"" 'oul1 DO obtained against him,
MICHAEL BERLIN GIVES BAIL,
,",'C l, Berlin, tho saloonkccpor who
raw. bIle9 Tor oSt0rtlon and bribery
hndsgr up Yesterday 10 Detective
ock,d una can't Brown ana was
Venlns VI ~ lho county tall Last
Ma y secured bail In the sum OF
mAnAdh w. Stone and Maria Duffa.
oul n.y. gong on HIS bond, Berlin WAS
tllmWS oall when the alleged bribery
"a MAY as committed, lie was charg.
COUNT, oEIorllng $40 out OF a follow
,prIns s'0an named NIoholaa Pine laat
RchH monday afternoon Michael
'"ooaYorod to bribo District
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SERIOUS GUN ACCIDENT.
lIe'n Preston, n Young sheerherdsr
Painfully wounded,

Albert Preston, q young sheep,
hUder who has been employed by
Joseph FIFE Of Riyordnlc hcrdlng his
lWp near Richmond Cache ro"vlN
met with quite serious injury tu NJ
Ms arms wednesday by the accidental
discharge ~ "A shot gun, The head
ltfder John MGuinson had rolled up
inside tent used In the camp, n shot
gun loaded IN both barrels Young
Preston was putting the tent on the
hack Of a pack horse, when by some
means rope caught Oh the trigger
dteharglng both barrels into his arm
terribly woundlng the same Mr. Fife
was lelophoncd for ana Immediately
started for the camp but by mis-.
understanding the young man started
Tor ogden and passed him on tho way,
On arriving here ne Immediately went
10 a physician and had the wound
dressed II is believed the arm can be
saved, although tho injury is painful
md serious
MISS PETERSON GOES TO 4, or Z.
Na Title Peterson, VINO has been
W. head Of the Primary supervising
apartment of tho Weber county
NNWe N"N dNN'plVu " position IN NC
homsl waning department Of the Uni
W'NR of Utah In the departure Of
Nu Peterson from the schools In this
oOh'y Wohor loses one " tho most
borough and energetic educators the
9uhly mas ever had Her work IN
NE schools has been most gratifying.
An evidence Of the excellent work
NM Peterson has done IN tho county
WoVos was the flno exhibit prepared
y htr and sent TO tho Portland fair
,om lNo schools, which received great
w'p boll here and ON lta arrival
Portland,
NNNlNG'spENcER NupTlALs,
Marriage license was granted by the
,gvBH cork 10 James r. Spencer, 81
Fay Lake CITY, and Miss Helen NJ,
RAINING ~ Of Butte, Mont
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II IA ton times easier 10 cure coughs,
Group, whooplngscough and all lung
ana bronchial affections when tho
bowels are open, Kennody's Laxative
Honey and Tar is the original Laxative
Cough syrup, Gently moves the bow.
els and cYpols all cold from the system,
cuts the phlcgm, cures all coughs ana
strengthens weak lungs.
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WANTEn no snOor MAYOR.

Last night Thomas Powell. a carpon.
ter became intoxicated ana went %
the homo Of Mayor Suauon bent on
shooting him, because Nc would no,
give him work The mayor noticed the
man with revolver ana refused to
open the door and I'M O short time the
marshal was notified and landed the
obstrcpcrous Powell In iall whore he
VIII remain 10 answer to q charge ~
ossosult with q deadly weapon with in.
tent to XIII
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a man docs not sch his services ut
the market 'noarcsl bis home" but at
the BEST market There is no molc
reason why a woman should do most
OF her shopping at stores "noarcst
home unless these stores afford the
hosl opnorlmnlInN
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HOSPITAL NEWS,

Mrs MARY Trpp underwent an op.
Grafton this week at the Murray hos.
pliul
Roy Miller who was injured AT tho
l. y, smoltor hv AN explosion is being
cared Tor at the hospital
Miss Edith Mitchell after being
confined TO the hospital for siN weeks,
rs able TO be around again
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EUREKA.
DEATH or oLD.TiME MINER.
serious Accident IN Nu,lIon' neck -Iuab
county Valuations,

Special Correspondence,
Eureka, Juab Goa June %. Thomas
H. short pioneer MINING man N
pintic district dicd NJ silver CITY
Thursday morning from the effects Of 4
nofalyiic stroke, on saturday after.
noon he walked over the trail nom
Robnlon 10 silver city IN company
with Harry Elmer and while sitting
stricken down, lie fingered until oar,
ly Thursday morning when death cnd.
"a his suffcrlngs Mr. Short was o.
years ~ age and came TO silver CITY
IN 1884 whore he has remained ovor
since, lie was heavily interested I'm
several Of the mines and prospects II
Tintlc, ana was we'll known Ca nearly
a. tho mining men Of Utah Ne was
of a genial wholesouled nature, ana
had host Of friends Deceased wa,
n single man. Funeral services were
| conducted az silver CITY this after.
noon by Bishop l. NJ TAYLOR Of the
J., u s. Church, and they were largely
attended by the people Of all the
camps OF TlntIc, The body was laid
NJ rest IN the Eureka CITY cemetery,
Miss Carrie Anderson was operated
on at the Tmtlo hospital Monday by
Or llnryoilo for appendicitis and Is
recovering nicely
An election for school trustee Tor the
lhroesyolr term VIII he held NJ This
place on July no. There win be aoy.
,ral candidates Tor the position
BENEFIT BALL
4 bah game was played this after.
noon Al Tho ball park between the Eu,
81 al ALA al. a.
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BRIEFS AND LOCALS.

John j. CNhoon and Councilman
Powell left Tuesday for Portland to at.
tend the Good Roads convention,
Mrs j, H. Buckley OF Bingham
Junction has gone 90 Portland. Or
to visit the Lewis and clark exposition.
The principles Of Socialism wore dis,
cussod ana explained 10 a number Of
citizens here Monday evening hy MI
Kirkpatrick Of Chlonpo
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MANTI,
WEDDING NILS.


Special Correspondence
Mnnth Sanpcto CO., June % Tho
masons nrc busy laying the foundation
for the new llthlng Office
Miss Retta Snow of this city rs
spending the week IN Coyote wishing
relatives and friends before roing ~
New York. whore she expects To spend
the summer studying olooullon
Measles N holding sway among tho
children Two deaths occurred The
past woelI Mr. ana Mrs c. T. pulmors
lost their two and half year old son
Saturday morning Funcral services
were held MONDAY ll1lodu Bradford,
tho eight ,yoar.old daughter Of MIS-
Etta Bradford OF this ety. died Mon-
day morning,
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lea feeling isn't so strong
F." coffee feeling but lasts
'''Se' and perhaps is deeper,
AAII,. e' We '''0'm yss'' 's.~sy Y ,ss doa, l.s
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MURRAY RAsEnAl.L

Though Murray has lost two Of he
ablcst players Ernie ana Jimmie
lleussor who have signed for the re.
mundor Of the season with the Rex.
burg team Of Idaho, II slill has hope
" maintaining FIRST class amateur
team The MANAGEMENT N Wide awake.
hopping IN touch with all the leading
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DOM Lot This Day In
Your History


co.'s clothing store are tho two most
prominent NuW dwelling houses arp
lolUnR iOo town ON nearly ovory va.
cant spot within the city limits,
Ihr season lhuH FAR htp been cXcop.
llounlOE good Tor fluit ana grain 80
ltoss have damaged u.s. ana tho dry
arms seem 10 have enough moisture 10
insure good FUN heads Of grlm Has.
ms pas Just begun Most mccrn crops
arr heavy
sunday last the Primary associations
hold their stake convention There
was splendid attendance, ana an IN.
lercslOg uno was enjoyed The res.
lgOallon Of sisters Elizabeth Carver na
president ana the sustaining of sister
Lucy II, cutler ae her successor was
attended 10,
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BUTCHERS AND MERCHANTS,

Last Wednesday afternoon ono of
the most INTERESTING and entertaining
ban games of the season came Oft be-.
tween the butchers ana merchants
prior 10 the coming on Of the game
both teams nnpeared ON parade ON
main street led by the band working
up a great deal OF spirit and enthusl.
aHm which brought out the people IN
great numbers The game closed with
q score OF 33 10 70 IN favor of the
ttt.V, hupty
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Murray Department.

Tho News delivered Murray vicinity tho branch onco
night J. ~ Arn Branch Manager orders or church Works ana ade
tsemcnts received otneo at tho Murray Eagle
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LLOYD DIVORCE SUIT,

\ sui, for divorce has been ned IN
the Second district court By lrma
Webb Lloyd against william W, Lloyd,
tho parties were married in ogden
Nov u, 1901 ana have Two children,
The complaint alleges that the
defendant has failed to provide Ms
FAMILY with tho noetssarles Of NE, for
some time past, hence The suit for al.
NOrpo
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FISHING EXCURSION
To Provo Canyon, Sunday, June 20,

Special train Via d & r. @. leaves
Salt laRo 900 H. m, Returning leaves
llcbor 200 w. my rppcr Falls $500 p. m
Faro 10 uppur Walls Sizes Uobor and
return $50 Fishing IN provo river rs
now excellent rrou. dnncrc at Upper
Fnlls 90 cents
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Identifying methods that ujuro the
skin ana health are dangerous 30
brnuuful without discomfort by taking
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea sun.
shiny faces follow iDs use 30 cents,
ASK your druggist
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Lawrence Honly ana Anna Jensen Of
Murray wore maWIod IN the salt Lake
Temple wednesday juno q, and upon
their arrival home were given very
pleasant reception az the brides home
receiving presents and COMMUNICATIONS
from many friends They are much
esteemed young couple Of this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

The following ngmcs furnished by
tho county assessor shows The nssosgod
valuation Of The uronoriy I'm Juuh
county Tor the year 1905
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MISSIONARY WELCoME

Last evening welcome soeIablc was
given AZ the home " Bishop Rogtrg
Of the First ward In honor ~ Elder
Ezra T. Woolloy who has Just return.
ed from a s6.months mission 10 tho
eastern ana southern states 4 nlru
program and refreshments made tho
evening q splendid social success
Arthur W, Hart was driving his
much loved Arabian stoede," as he
~ pleased TO can his buggy team,
Whon they became frightened ana ran
away lie was thrown from the buggy
ana suffered q broken nose an the re-
suit Dr. cutler le IN charge, and says
an VIII De woll but Of course, tho
lawyer must needs carry that Injured
member lu "a SLING for some days
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Conrad Sugcnier NJ this city and
Mary Hogan ~ ogden Miss Hog.
gan WA formerly ~ MOntl
President j. y, r. McAlliHtcr ~ the
Manl Temple united In marriage hls
dnuRhlpg Minerva w. and John T. ALL
red ut the icnlpo luW Wednesday,
CITIZENS MASS MEETING,
Monday night june &C. o mass meet.
ing NlIl Do hpld lo consider the prop.
oNlllon NJ building u sugar factory IN
ms county a number of persons from
oul of town Who are Interested I'm the
question VIII hu present To speak 10 the
people
saturday june a. the Srnudmay.
ans of Munu win have m excursion 10
= &, SoruuHoUF farm south uf the
'llN II N located in uu ldcul spot for
pleasure stokcrs wien plenty of shade
ana cool spring water
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clcar thinking. decisive action, vim
ana Vlgor of body ana mind, tho
sparkle uf No. comes 10 ali who use
llollHlcrs Rocky Mountain Toa, 30
cents Tea or Tablets AK your drug.
pI4t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

The Telluride Power company ana the
rlly are contemplating Joining IN build.
nm "a dam across Provo river about l2O1
feet below the intake Of cry creek for
the purpose OF storing the water OF the
lNcr in % pool 10 facilitate a steady
uNl uninterrupted flow into the canals
dul'ug the irugullng season
Robert w. MullWun Nv down from salt
Lake visiting relatives
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WEDDING BELLS,

Tho following couples were married
IN the Temple on "Wednesday,
l., NJ, Sidwoll and Mary A, Mudnon,
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CEDAR CITY.
TN 1rlI AID earn
WIN no,b he Observed Quarterly ton,
ference,

ference,
Special Correspondence
Ccdnr city Iron 60. June Boon the
l,h and lAth Nsi uuJ quarterly cone
ference wug held in lhIa city, with
ID fair representation tum Tine various
wards of iho stake. \ MOST profitable
time was pponl ana timely Instructions
impaired Toby the NplIor societies
of this stake are holding lhDT quarterly
conference, ana are favored with the
presence of sisters cannon uud Steven.
son II thn general Ould who. Win
the various local officers hay, impaired
much valuable @WcN mluououH
TINE FOURTH ANp TWENTY.
FOURTH,
committees aro now m work. umg.
ing lh' details for celebrating the
Am and 2ilh of jay ana 81 b. Wtulplg
'l that each day VIII BE- appropriately
observed
Farmers are commencing 10 uut their
llrt crop off lurnrm Grain looks yury
promising Il the plcs'nt Time
SluDu the closing of the state ana dis.
ulcl schools for summer vacation tho
town d. WuwmlR quiet
The city fathers are preparing to put
I'm % r'nrul bottom lu the city reservoir
thal supplies our pipe system with
Nolrr \ car load VI Portland cement
has been ordered for the purpose
nom lhn Portland Cement works Of
SAT- Lake citg
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PRESTON, IDAHO.
PRIMARY ASSOCIATION,
Convention ana Reorganization Ruhn'
way ana Nroken NOse,

Special Correspondence,
Preston, oneida Goa Ida June H.
This town N etlll progressing Several
fine brick buildings are nearing COM.
plolldn on Main street The Consols
ldated implement co, and Rasmussen
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noY RurrNRs nROKNN mn,

While at work "Wednesday In The
horse corral nt Gus ], lIonrIode ranch
in West rIntIc "Wednesday Murray
Wing OF this place, had hla rlgh, log
bndly fractured The lad wNg brouehI
10 Eureka and tho fractured limb was
set By prs, Laker and Fields. atler
which he was lakon TO his home
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT

Attorney Ilalycrson with $40 TO use his
mHugnco 10 have the case against Der.
I'm dismissed,
-, Berlin admits that No ana hls friend
!lohle made II up 10 give the $50 10
MI Holyorpon TO help him out Of the
case, but Aays they did not know II
was against the law, and supposed
they were only giving him present,
The bond furnished by Mike Berlin
lhHl ,nlHhl was not accepted ana he
was kopt In the county jail over night
Friends are now cndoAvorIng 20 put
up u 5000 cash bond for his release,
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This
Day In History.
JUNE Qi'h


William UulL American
toldlur horn IN Derby
Toni. dlod hG. surrendered
pcuolt 10 tho British
IL" r1 Ma5H" d, i9'iipa1 gnI,. IisI,a%,
lirnuhurnulg uul lhuu pms
pr'.s of France born on lhn
Island of Martinique, dlod
lNll Josephine removed ~
France Hl uO early nRo and
became huIrosH lO uu duutH
fortune. llor husband, Nlu
count do lmuhpuulN. WuH
executed uUu,r inp juDohIut
ana Josephine only ls.Up 4
hN the sudden IAN of Robe,
HWOup through the lullu,
onDo " the republican lend
pF BARNS Wd 1ulliun the
fortune az De BouuhntnniH
was restored 80 her anu
NhD became loidor of
fashion ul The capital
I'M. lloug Ward Rocchor
6Gl9 49, L'''hl'' Conn
NlU Prince Jerome B6uanario.
ry,kiug eff WceplalIa, died
near Paris, born lfSi.
1870 Ilugldunt Cannot ot
France us'nfaIUllDl
lol tionWml Hams LOthar Won
NrhWrInliH noted German
soldier and diplomat dlfd al
'I.s'I lru.NIni born hss
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wotcr for that purpose from tho canals.
Ihle work viii probably be concluded
tonight The nsh could have been
saved II there had been law 10 pre-.
vent the canal companies from turning
uIl ut The water into their canals suds
denly or Wag done Tuesday night \
email stream Kept running IN the river
lu ne lake for a day on Two could have
hlNrd AN the gyh
when the water hcgnn ~ rcoodo the
uoUl seemed to grasp the situation
llHl ana with uu nptmotlyo upprohon.
sion of danger headed the return of
Wv nuuy tribe to the lake, Most ol
lhrm reached the lake while lhoro was
}ul enough water 10 curry lhcm, Tho
suckers Noto slower ana there were
uWny moro of them and most ul the
dead Nsh ARE suckers Charles Mad
NrM fisherman of long experience,
N}s n WAS % surprising sight 10 hlW
lu fuo lhn rotrroi of the trout lie
r.uuus thoy almost Invariably Kept
ll'lr head against the water IN nuyi'
rllnR % stream ana w going down.
hnrk down This time they swan with
lNo stream ana very rapidly the llrst
lmo ho mas seen trout swim Win the
stream,
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teams Of the state, and intends ar,
ranging for one or two games each
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0rnnd IoIOl ...MLu..u.l3llli
sNNlOVN MINN AOCIDENT

Low Davis while at wort, ON u lease
I'm the Bullon'Bcck mine, "Wednesday
was trying 20 cross the wIn2o ON a
plank, whom II tipped and he fell 10 tho
bottom, lie was found lylng unoon'
sous By Ncphl Grlfth on the 200 foot
level and must have fallen = distance
Of % feet Resides boIng badly bruised
about tho body, II was found that hle
tkull was fractured, causing concueWon
OF the brain The young man stu Hes
IN an unconscious state,