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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-12-27


Miss Mccarthy, teacher in dis
trict go, gave a sock social at her
school house on the evening of Dec.
ed. None Of the pupils were able
to show as large a sock as their
teacher.
Clear thinking, decisive action,
vim and vigor of body and mind,
the sparkle of life, comes to all who
use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. H. M.
Hitchcock. dec.
Supt. Pratt of Yellow Medicine
county is going to have a county
spelling match. He proposes to
have teams from the various schools
meet each other, and the school
team that stands up the longest will
be awarded the prize. This is con-
sidered good winter recreation.
The Springfield Advance says that
the Dotson postoffice supplies were
not turned over to Postmaster
Schmelz until Friday, although the
postal department had intended that
the postoffice should go out of exist
ance on Dec. 1st. The reason for
the delay is that the Dotson post
master was not officially notified of
the intended change of service.
Listen to Angie McRae pirate"
about the Sanborn hog market, and
not word about the lighting plant:
The Sanborn hog market has been
drawing like a porous plaster the
past few weeks and farmers from
the very borders of our neighboring
towns have been seen here with
loads of ''porkers" the past fort
night. There is perhaps no other
thing that will bring the people to
town as well as a good market.
George Book, surveyor of Brown
county, has been spending some
time in the township south of the
village surveying what is known as
Horseshoe lake. At one time this
bed was covered with water, and
the land so flooded amounted to
about 100 acres. Now it is mean
dered, and used for pasturing and
fertilizing and the different farmers
holding land around it's shores are
having it surveyed with the view of
dividing it among themselves, ac-
cording to the state law governing
meandered property.
The venerable and veteran Walnut
Grove politician and statesman, Col.
L. Garlock, has had his name thrown
into the arena as possible candi-
date for the lower house of the
legislature by Editor Wilson of the
Milroy Echo. Mr.. Garlock has had
a vast amount of public experience
in his old Iowa home, as we'll as in
Walnut Grove, and should he land
the place he would show the mem
bers of the legislature a thing or
two about stacking the law-making
cards. There can be no objection to
this Roman.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-12-27

For Sale House of 7-rooms, cheap
for a rental proposition. Ea-
W fnryoc
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-12-27

Wanted-by Chicago wholesale and mail
order house. assistant manager imam or
won AMI for this county and adjoining ter
ritory Salary $40 month and expenses
Maid weekly: expense money advanced
investment or experience required. Write
at once for full particulars and enclose self
addressed envelope.
1e-1Ot. 1872 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-12-27
PHYSICIANS.

y r. PEASE, M. d,
j.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
nee. washington street, two doors south
ofP. o. Rooms at G. F. Thompsons'
slephone-9Pnncc@e as as Redwood Falls
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27
Notioe Of Application for Leave 10 Sen.

Notice of Application for Leave 20 sell,
GEORCIA-LEE COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given TO all concerned
that on the goth day Of
January 1903 at 3 o'clock p. m. tie
undersigned as duly appointed guardian
ofMinnie Heath Lee MINOR of said state
and county resident, win make applica4
ton to the Hon. z. A, Littljohn Judge
Of the superior Court of the Southwest
ern Judicial circuit for leave to sell the
following lands belonging TO the said
minor for the purpose of reinvestmentl
One residence lot in the town of Lees
burg Lee County Ga. on the orth side
of Broad or Main street facing same and
west ofand adjoining the Mrs. Ross Nc
Donald lot being IS feet front on Broad
street and running back I45 feet forming
a paralelogram, known as the Hines
lot and house. Reason for making same
10 reinyest in another home and
property yielding more
and better dividends; the saving Of re-
pairs necessary on the same, and for the
benefit OF said minors estate. Said APP
plication will he made to the said Judge
in Americas at chambers on the date
mentioned. This Jan. grid 1905.
f.. b. LEE,
Gnardine for Minnie Heath Lee,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27
A PROCLAMATION
BY ]. M. TERRELL GOVENOR.


WHEREAS, Official information has
been received at this Department that
on December 23rd. 1904. in the conu-
" Of Lee, one Allen Yeung, colOred,
committed an assault with intent to
murder upon the person of G. F. Put
nam, and escP ped and is now fugitive
from justice, | have thought proper,
therefore, to issue this my Proclama-
ton. hereby Offering rewaed of Fifty
Dollars for the apprehension.and deliv-
cry of said Allen Young with evidence
sufficient to convict, to the Sheriff of
Lee County, Georgia And / do more
over charge and requiae all Officers in
this State, Civil and Military, to be Wig
liant in endeavoring to apprehend the
said Alien Young in order. that he may
be brought TO taial for the offense with
which he stands charged. Given nnder
my hand ann the Seal Of the State,
3this is the seth day OF December 1904,
j. NJ. TERRELL, Governor.
BY the Governor PHILLIP COOK.
Secretary of State, LIS
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27
GEORGIA---LEE COUNTY.

To whom it may concern.
All persons are hereby notified that
f f Goodwin has filed application in this
office for letters of guardianship of the
persons and property Of TWO miner
children of his wife named Sarah and
Agness Pope and said application will
be heard before said Ordinary at the
February next Term 1905 OF said court
to be held on first Monday in February
next. Witness my Official signature
this End day of January 1905.
GEO G. EDWARDS, Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27
GEORGTA---LEE CouNrY.

LG Council as guardine of Ralph G
Ansley having applied to me tobe dis.
charged from such guardianship, let
all persons concerned show cause be
fore me in the courthouse of said
county on the lst Monday in February
1905 why such application for discharge
should not be granted Witness my
hand and official signature, this the Bird
day of January 1905.
GEO G EDWARDS, Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27
NOTICE.

Any person wishing to buy good
Jersey Milk Cow, apply to j N King
Leesburg, R r No.s2. Has young calf
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27
DESCRIPTIONS

About 5 feet and 6 inches high.
weighs lT5 lbs, about 45 years of age,
has ii scar on left cheek running down
under his lip, is a carpenter by trade;
very dark colOred.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27

Talk for Leesburg.
wemust ha' E water works.
Wednesday was acold windy day.
Read what Justice has to say.
Issue bonds to build water works.
BE enterprising. Build UP your town.
Mr.. d. ]. Minis was in town Wednef-
day,
The county Board of Education held a
Getting Wednesday. m
Mr.. Duncan Forester had business in
Albany Wednesday.
Mr.. Ed Ferguson of Chokee was ia
town Wednesday.
If you want the worth of your money
trade with our advertisers.
Is it not about time to renew your sub
scription to the Journal
Mr.. ], M. Hines held his regular month
" term of court Monday.
Col winchester of Ame icus, attended
county court here this week.
Enterprise, push and pluck, is all that
isneeded to build up Leesburg.
The Albany Machinery Co. have an ad
in hisissue. Read it and give them a
call.
We have seen a drawing of the new
school building: This building will add
much to the town.
Coli, j Garland, of The Rock Ca.
spent several days here this week looking
after his farming interestsin this county.
Mr. IA. B. Martin, has returned from
New Orleans. where event as dele
gate to the cotton growers conventions
Gallon me for Fire Insurance + can
place you in the very best company
and give you the protection you need
SIpoweTl
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27

At the last meeting of the town council
ii vas decided to order an election for the
purpose of voting on bonds to put in q
water work system for the town. This
isau.ove in the proper direction and they
should receive a hearty cooperation
rom all the citizens of the town.
Miss Sallie Johnson Of Americas, Ca
will be in Leesburg every Tuesday from
a. m. to. op. m. All wishing to see Miss
johnson in regard to Piano lessons may
call at Mrs. Silas Page on that day, or ad
dress her at Americas. Miss Johnson is
prepared to give the very best and latest
methods of piano instruction.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27

Forester Bros have an advert efBent
n this issue. They are advertising.a big
clearance sale. Read their ad and call ON
them for cheap goods.
We are informed that Mr., E. B. Lee
has bought town lot and nil in the
near future build handsome residence.
This will give ms another good citizen.
ehave received a large stock of sta
tionary, direct from the mis-, and are
now prepared to give onr customers
something nice in the way of printing
carry full line of plows, binders
mowers, rales and reapers, See me if
you are in the market for anything in
this line. will make it to your interest
S.T.Powell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

prchrWnudchlldrcn last Thursday The
,Yonl holng a celebration Of their niSuoth
N,l0uR day
Dinner waR served Al tho homo of elem
llulhltNi Wltr lho HuoHts were urNrn
down go The Old homestead whore muuY
crowded back ~ romllo with mctnt hap
~ lmr, making tho occasion one long
lilo ~ mpplrcw
NOIluv evening Mr. aud Mr. q, w.
SNOW entertained 10 party " ilchdH M q
lnIlRhtml way Tho evening was devoted
hluH lunch Was served,
INVITATION. an, ont for Monday evening
nl which date MiHH Fila lYWltcr VIII un'
'lHm lhr sunday SCHOOL stake board
MltH DcWic Joppon and VIII llclcte OF
I'rr wore married Nt ho Salt lak'
I'mpln wednesday last
" EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES
Tha commencement, exercises OF tbo
country GIiGuulUH IuH held IN the tab
,I.t'' tnlutu1N NJ smllng graduate,
with hands loaded with noWorH passed
lnIW.llou The rrlF Woro an altlrod IN
dainty White goVnH and With lho goody
.plukIluF uf bright hccd young mon
lh.N mluo ID pretty picture
john W. Peters hlH gone east for lho
sunni. Philadelphia bclug luH present
Nh and Miss N Wallace pNdrn are
l.lo uom flll lakr 1879 guests VI Mr. and
MW H. G. Bldou
w.. n Morton was the guest NJ Mr.
ana MH. ole lololsun whllo IN brigham
MI kOduuN G. Bridge of luddngtuO,
Mich, IN the guest uf hlH brother j. Nors
NON Bridge lle has decided to sp,ud his
tuWWnr lu lWh,
rr,sl j. H. PAM OF tho h. .. = H. W.
lhg quest Of County Supl A D. jontW
FlluluuN
a. II Snow or tDlJ labo spent gatur.
day IN BRIGHAM
Under lhD nNplOnus of the Third ward
religion DluN tcucnurH ~ the ward Hus
lrmhlN rooms folly afternoon was given
IN. children lust Wednesday DANES Aud
lHhl rirDghmoDl nude the afternoon a
pleasant ono for ihu lltlu folks
Mr. ana MIS- % A. JrppfOn hiyo
changed their place of rohldoUto uom
brigham to Salt Lake Later MI Jcbps
som VIII 40 cast enrolling uU IA uudont
of m0dNcno No tho Northwestern unNO.
Hib ul chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
MOUNT PLEASANT.
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT,
Proposition TO Dulld sugar Factory No.
tween Mount Pleasant aud MOTOni
bpCoIlI CORRESPONDENCE,

oltoldl correspondence,
NJ Pleasant saupctc Coo May q
The commencement exercises NJ Tho
public schools were held here last eve.
nlng m the assembly hall The build.
ing was nllod with parents aud chll.
dron who listened nttenllNcly 10 the
program, which was plpuauR inatrur'
i've ana entertaining throughout Tho
class which WAS graduated consisted of
81 pupils, who, under the able manage
mont Of Principal JoE Hughes were
able to complete tho work Of Their
grade, SocS Mathoson OF the state
board Of education, was I'm Attendance
ana delivered short address
At the close NJ the exercises a dance
was given 40 tho Opera House Tor the
bonelil ~ the proposed high school \
good sized crowd VAS In attendance,
ana neat sum Of money realized,
MI Pleasant has three graduates at
The Snow academy VI Ephralm, Misses
Mathilia lMnd and 1rossic Larsen
hNyo completed n fouryoar normal
course, and Miss Marion Larsen has
completed a course IN drcssmahing,
SUGAR FACTORY PROPOSITION,
Supt Austin of the Utah Sugar com.
pan and brother have been IN the city
a couple Of days this week, looking over
the site which this vicinity viii furnish
Tor sugar factory " the required acre.
ago can be secured II the people horo
I'm Sanpotr county win contract 10 plant
1000 acres the factory win he erected
between mis- city ana Moron
Ruth the little nyo,yoar,old daugh.
ter Of W, y, Candland, has been cX-
tromcly sick Tor n week with dropay,
ON sunday she was thOuRht 10 be- dy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
ST. GEORGE.
ApEX MINE CAVES IN.
Fortunate Escape " Miners from Aw ful
Iaie-ho One hurt

Special correspondence,
81 George, Washington Co., MAY %.
There was considerable excitement
In ST. George yesterday over phone
from Dixie that Al noon on Sunday,
the 2lst inst, aud extensive cayo I'm Ind
occurred at tho Apex mine, the prop,
clly of the GlDh ana Eastern Copper
company That no llyos wore lott, on
that Il whclo SHIFT Of ~ mon, wore not
ontombod alive IN simply miraculous.
THIS good fortune iA no doubt duo
largely TO the forolhOuRhl and watch.
fuluosg OF che 6uporlutcudtnt " the
mine, Mr. H. ], TurloS ana the shlft
BOSSES
symptoms ~ an impending dlsuHlor
had boon noticed for several dayn, and,
0n sunday morning Mr. TurlOy moved
ull the men and tools from tho 400 foot
luvol, from which point, q few hours
later the c0Nn started ana reached ND
10 the collar Of the SHAFT through tho
old stopcp,
The timber mon woro stationed at tina
$50 foot loyol, whore the new shaft
leaves the old nQlIno which fell I'm,
A. tho hrst signs ~ disaster, thoy bulk.
headed the mouth Of the now nhult
which led directly 20 the men ut work
below VINO were mus prctcryod from
falling debris AZ a point Just below
whore enid bulRhcad WIS placed Il
ann connects the main SHAFT with "a
great natural cUyorn, which cavern
IN turn connects ut its domo with tho
main entrance tu the minc Az part
Of The nrst l.a foot n che main SHAFT
above tho bulkhud was wrecked, and
Tho skip col not b. worked, the shlft
climbed tho mHnWayH, passed through
tho driii 10 the cavern, ana were thon
hoIeto1 from the cavern by hand r0pcs
10 the main entrance, They were an
out Wilhln uU hour and u half Most
NJ the minors como into &C. George dur.
lng sunday night ana Monday ana Il
was a source NJ great relief 10 wives
and kindred ~ know thnt no ono was
hurt II IN believed nat ne uayo
In was caused by the unusually wot
season The superintendent believes
lhcy VIII be able 10 resume work IN
u short time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
SUN N YSIDE.
ANOTHER TRIBUNE LIE NAILED
No Theological Department, In Connee'
ton win Nine WORK,
sp0ClnI Correspondence,

Spn,hl C0lfoHpondoneo'
suunyhdo, Utah, May &-Tolowipg
10 the copy n a letter written 10 MI
crockett 81 me Eastern umh, Advocate,
In Tho Salt Lako Tribune May ~ ana was
copied by tho Eastern Luh Advocate
May 49,
sunnysldu, carbon Coz May 20 1906 s
MI r. W. Crockett Manager EaHtorn
Utah Advocate, Price Utah. Dear 81.
Tho people Qf ltlh arc w uaod 10 th0
rayinRs II mo 8ali Lako Tribune MAT
not f0r your copying AN article from Mo
Tribune, May ~ ana inserting II IN your
ltauc ~ May ~, ! had intended 10 let 10
pass unnotIcod II appears undol tho
hoUdlng Of salt LNko Tribune nscoyo,a
MARCIA Nest at aunnyold',' and ~ aB
"Robcr BurRo, blacksmith. At tho
coke uvong was lild OH Tor want NJ
work he applied ~ tho coal miuo Tor
work ana was Immediately informed Boy
Superintendent Howard .tONt no had 700
much 20 say about iho Mormonn supw.
lnlcDdcnt Howard dld not hcaitato 10 tell
ThIS statement Id absolutely false In ~.
Org particular except tN1i BurRo dld ask
mo ior work Alr Musgfayo, supcrlutond'
ont VI the goko 0Yons informed mo mat
ho offered ButR0 whit huckfmllh WORK
he had ana offered him other work VIII N
thoro was No blafRemlth WORK nj lho ko
ovens, bul Burgo refused IT, When mug
Camo 60 mo ho tpld mo ho was not "a
blacksmith, hut was am expert horse
ah0cr ana Ntkol mo tl give him the job
VI horBtHhopInp Informed him The
phoor W0 bad was RiYng FalltfnotIOn Ito
also asked lor a position Nm The mochanl.
cal department ana was told thoro was
no vacancy IN mat department. This was
Inc nrst and only llno ! over spoke iu
Rugp. tnl such "A thing aB hin hayMg
"lOo much Ia cay about the M0fmOns'
WINS noycr thought VI, !, 10 well known
and undoraioOd hor0 th0i Uoro IN NJ
theological department. IN connection with
tho mines At SunnyHldo,
Your truly
ROBERT HOWARD,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

AZ loc last meeting Of the city ooun-
cil lho tmc was given entirely TO tho
discussion OF the annexation OF the pro"
pos,l districts People from the Az.
rItta concerned woro present looking
afjcr lhcr intcrcWs,
4 preliminary vote was mkon, stand
mg lnreo for annexation and rNo ops
posed
the authorities Of mo Twouly'fourth
and TNcnty,0th districts were prom'
lgcd favorable vote Tor admltlnnco
uud were advised TO mako legal surveys
mad 10 get am omoiol census,
pOLlCE NOTES,
nGuuly Marshal Caldwell arrested
Charles Pray ana can Kcumau tur luHt
drvluI They appeared In the Justices
court ThugduS receiving u fine Of |l9
vHrh
pho velocity with which two automo.
bIlog came down Murray main etroot
Monday evening raleod the Indignation
uf the deputy marshal ana ne forthWlth
procured O horse, giving the parties a
chase, but was not inclined 20 give NJ
mrs NUllN NllNNNl hUNlN'l 'NVll wv W.
Hdcl to ptch them ON tholr return,
which ho Wus successful IN doing They
wore then directed 90 the city Jail
Whoro bond Of $50 was given for their
appearance,
The proprietor OF an Austrian saloon,
prtu lmgoyloh, was arrested and med
$50 fof violating The sunday llquor or
dWln.o uft sunday The proprlotors
uf ~, ~ saloon were arrested for tho
fomo ononac, 1hoy plead not guilty
md the ease ie set FOR 2 p, M saturday
TELEPHONE IMPROVEMENTS,
A now switchboard IL being Installed
ia ne central station AT Murray by the
bpll Telephone company II has alNn
put IN am exchange NJ bingham Juno
ton, ana ~ intending TO complete
Inc IN about three weeks connecting
tho Wnaotch summer resort with tho
rect uf w. pyHt0m,
DECORATION DAY
Decoration day WIN be observed with
AN appropriate program by the fr0tor-
nal orders OF Murray Thqro win also
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
THATCHER, ARIZON A
DEATH OF THREE INFANTS,
ltiple Funeral IN Academy Chapel Pre-,
scented Touching scene,

hp'ol0l Jurisprudence,
Thatcher Graham Co.. Arizona, MAY
22Hphc community has been thrown
INTO "A Rl0om of sorrow I'm consequence
" tho Hndd0u death OF three infants.
Luollo, me fourtQou.months.old chlld
of Edward ana Lilo Layton Clnndso,
M1gdnllno, tho hfieou child
~ \, H. ana Lotto Layton Larson, and
Dclbort The tWclY0.months,old son OF
stephen A. ana Thorcsa Reynolds
Brown,
There seems TO be nm epidemic OF
oholcU.lnfantum passing over no
settlements, and ~ proalretmg the NJ
tic ones ON every Side, Tho funeral
" tho thrno was held I'm tho Academy
chapel today, Bishop VIM, a, Morely
presiding, Twelve young Hlrs Wera
tho pail bearers ana tho thr0o little
white cOrkols rested on the ono PLATE
form covered with lowers, Tho tpenk-
Cls Woro Elders Thos, \, Kimball, A.
g., Peterson, Patriarch Samuel Claridga
ana President Andrew Kimbol 81
touching was tho circumstance that
II was win some dihculty that the
speakers could control their feelings,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

The patrons NJ The Deserol Nowa IN
Murray ana vicinity arc notified that
Mr. j. g. Barlow manager Of the
branch 10 Murray has resigned, ana
Wot the management of tho Descrct
NoNs Ion that section win hereafter be-
m the hands of Mr. J., u Laurtson.
Tho "Ncwg " Murray onlco VIII remain
with the Eaglo Os hitherto Any CONF
plants regarding delivery olco WIN be
rlvon prompt attention II made either
by mail, telephone or IN person Mt tho
Branch oflco
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

the WoolmW hail. ne lower depart.
ments holding forth Thursday afternoon
and evening 1ho onntaiu "fho En-
uhanted Wood" was beautifully ron.
dcrod boy The children, under the dIrec.
ton of the lady teachers Friday
oycnlnc me eighth grade graduating
exercises were given
Prof Nelson win no doubt remain
with az during the rcNt school ytor No
VIII nIso Miss ierroson and MtS
tmlNuW u rs regretted that he
MWus Nhoolur ana Peterson VIII not
he with ua, as Mrs peterson II quito
AIT io retire from the pohool room,and
NlpN wheeler goes 10 SALT Lake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

and Mary st Joor, died az Clover April
no ~ dropfy and heart disease, De.
ronaod was born A. Glover Feb, H.
1855, nud gave promise 10 become "a
tood ana useful man, na he was uu
exemplary youth respected by all
\ couple of Itinerary preachers arc
holding meetings IN tho towns Of this
county Their mode NJ travel iH iu
the order of sheep camp uulnL
they pitched their tent wagon ut Clio.
Nor luduy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
Manager,
W aNh H.
TO OGDEN
sUBSCRIBERS,

osden subscribers Of tho "Nowa' will
h, ploaeod to learn that the new train
,,ylco Of the oregon short Line ona.
N,s the News" 10 mako delivery ~
N, last edition Of the paper IN ogden
Al m, Same tmo as IN salt Lake, numo'
~ At 3 o'clock D. m, This win also
,,,oe tho "NcwG In Ogden at about tho
ANA time an tho last odltions OF the Qg'
Am papers arc issued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
PAYSON.
STAKE CONFERENCE,

Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence,
paynon, rtnh Goa May 23,--rho quar-.
tcrly conference Of the Ncbo stake was
hold bore last Saturday and sunday
WIN q good attendance OF mcmbora,
especially on sunday President Il. N.
Lyman NJ tho council OF Apostles Wln
hero both days ana Elder H. s. Tanner
was present ON sunday Many timely
and. encouraging remarks were modl
w both,
one feature OF tho conference wa.
the nnneSing of the whole Of Tmllo
district ia Ncbo stake, this having been
agreed upon by the authorities and tho
conference voted 10 sustain tho action
ana welcome tho now wards az mem.
borg Of tho Nobo stake,
This win facilitate matters for the
Tintle people IN II was difficult for them
10 attend conferences, otc,, on account
NJ the railroad connection not benin
direct with Ncphl, the headquarters Of
the juub stake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
RECENT WEDDINGS,
DEATH or PROMISING YOUTH
aH.HHasaHs
Alfred Phillips sueeumhs 10 Injuries
Received while Lopllng Wool.
Rpc0lll COrfosp0ndonco

Special Correspondence.
Carey blaine Co, Ida, May qt,.-Mr
ana Alrn, N 7, Phillips met with Nnoth.
l5'yenr.old ron, Alfred last evening,
lie was loading wool 10 haul 20 tho
railroad on sunday, ana II sack OF wool
rolled ON him IN some way, ana must
have hurt HIN severely inwardly,
lie passed ! TON 40 only a little matter,
but No kopi feeling worse euoh day,
uuul Yesterday he was TOO III 70 move
about, and NJ about s or O'clock last
eycnlng ~ called out 20 hle father that
no fclt MI hr was choking, and juet
NV NJ Phillips propped him up on nils
lows he expired suddenly. Funeral was
held this afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

turned from Southern California, whore
They have spont a TOW Wook8 In u dee
lighiful WISH
An abstract OF judgment from jus.
lco Barnotts court of Mammoth W
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