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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-20
LEHI.
BANK CONSOLIDATION.
Lchi Commercial and American Fork
Banks VIII Unite.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Utah. Co, Sept. IA PROPOSE
tion Is now on foot 10 consolidate the
new bank at American Fork which viii
occupy the new Coop building. and the
Leh Commercial & Savings Bank into
one banking firm. under the name Of
the Utah County Banking Co, which
will permit OF running two institu-
tons. one at Lehi and the other al AM
erican Fork. The proposition 10 con-
solidate was made by the Lehi bank TO
the subscribers Of the new bank. which
was acted upon favorably by them.
While no announcements as to officers
have been made It is presumed that T.
II. cutler, president, and John Y. Smith
cashier. Of the L.ehi bank. will hold the
same positions with the new firm.
There is a probability that the new
firm will be organized as a national
bank. which will start up about Nov. !.
with $4,000 reserve fund. The Lehi
bank is In excellent shape with a large
business and indications are that the
new bank will have a most fourishing
business.
BIG DRY FARM PROPOSITION
IN the near future the Lehi Land and
Development company will be orgas lied
to operate some $3.50 acres OF land IN
Cedar valley. Unlil this organization
l. Incorporated and effected. A. J..
Evans is acting as president Of the
company. c. y. child, secretary and
treasurer. with A. J. Evans Henry
Lewis and DR.. r. r. Steele as execu-
tive committee. An assessment OF s.
per $3.50 acres Of land has already been
male for operating purposes.
Monday afternoon employees OF the
lehi factory were placed I'm their
respective positions. There were more
than enough men present 10 take posi-
lions however. mere men will be placed
in the factory when Il starts up Satur-
day morning. Beets are pouring into
the sheds here rapidly and the weather
Is IDEAL FOR beet harvesting Jas. II.
Gardner as general superintendent.
NJ, W. ingalls,. consulting engineer.
Chas. Crabb, superintendent. John
Dewey engineer; David, Gender and
EnOch Russon foremen. and r. j.
Hutchings chief chemiS will have
charge Of the running Of the mill this
fall Or. r. T. Steele has been made
A'Nlailih llAA ~ lalA VI Alit AffAllulAN anu
50 cents per month win BE- deducted
from each employees wages which
will entitle him 20 free medical atten-
ton while In the employ Of the COM
pany.
While picking pears last week Mrs.
VIM. Cavanaugh broke her leg IN two
places between knees and ankle She IL
getting along nicely.
At a meeting Of the county delegates
the other evening an organization was
effected and Il was decided 70 work
for John Y. Smith for state senator
only three Of the five pumps al the
head Of Jordan river are working suf-
fcient water now being supplied by
them for an salt Lake county purposes.
To-day, 81 the factory W r Young
broke his arm IN two places. being
thrown TO the floor and striking
PROTECTING iron while placing a belt
Y. J.. NJ. L. A. meetings started up for
the season Tuesday evening.
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Pleasant. vice preslSnt, DR.. Hagan
OF Gunnison secretary and treasurer
Or. Walter I. Hastler OF Manti. state
delegate, Dr. A. ]. Stewart OF Mt
Pleasant Censors. Dr. Limbaugh OF
Moronl, Dr. chas. Jensen Of Ephraim,
d.. Sears OF ManU
standing committees were appointed
and the next meeting. oct. 10, is to be
held az Mantl Four papers 20 be reai
at that time were arranged for. This
IL the NTH county In the state to or
ganlze and the first To adopt a consti-
tuion drafted by the American Medical
association.
After the work % organization was
completed luncheon Was served at the
Jensen hotel
Dr. and Mrs A. j Stewart are home
again, after spending a Few DAYS in
Utah county IN attendance at the
Stewart family reunion, held al Benia-
min on Grandfather Stewards birth
day.
The weather has been quite cold the
last couple OF days Much rain has
fallen IN the valley. and snow has
crawled down The mountain side almost
to the foothills Farmers are losing
hay and grain because OF the wet
weather
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Today $ Ogden News

neral services over his remains were
heid az o'clock at the Methodist
church Rev Frank Shaw officiating. A
ladies' quartet sang three beautiful
selections, comforting sermon on the
hope beyond this life and the glorles Of
the resurrection was preached. The
casket was covered with beautiful
noral tributes lnterment took place I'm
the ogden city cemetery Members OF
lhe Redmen's lodge Of which ne was
member acted as pan bearers.
FIVE COUPLES WED.
Five couples were made happy by
County CLERK David Mattson. who
GRANTED licenses 10 wed To the follow
ing
Joshua Wilson, %. aud Miss Dora
Wilson, %, both OF ogden city.
August Losch, i3. and Miss Marga-
Jet Raithel, 80 both OF ogden City.
John 5. Rackham OF Ogden ana Miss
Mary G. Mcbride OF Huntsville. We
per county, both Of lawful age
Dr. David n. White 20. Of ogden.
and Miss Eliza Larsen. q Of Logan.
Cache county.
- 49, hAAlfh anu hANM MARY r. At-
Nalr both Of Fresno. California. and OF
lawful age.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
+. A. Butsch, who FOR about a year
has been reporting Oh the Standard
and Examiner, and has made many
friends IN ogden has resigned his po-
siton, to take effect Saturday. when he
viii 60 10 Salt Lake city TO enter the
service Of one Of the papers there He
viii take the best wishes Of many
Samuel A. Dye. the present clerk Of
the Weber county school board. has
announced his candidacy for the nomi-
nation on the Republican ticket for
county clerk. This makes two candi-
dates for the position, the present in-
cumbcnt David Mattson, being out for
denomination
Frank Snyder has gone to the North
western university az Chicago 10 con-
tinue his studies On pharmacy, His
position AZ the Dee drug store will be
filled by Lawrence Human.
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ductiou OF the seedless raisn grape.
Three car-old vines Welded % pounds
of grapes On the vine which win pro-
duoc 10 10 70 pounds of raisins N6
vines or more can be planted % the
acre Figuring the product Of an acre
as aboye. and 10 gives AN enormous re-
turn 40 three cents per pound and yes
people here as well MS in Utahs Dixie,
are slow ln taking hold of this indus
try and leave their places neglected
while they 90 or to hunt employment
at the mines or froghtng. leaving
fortunes AZ home
The people of Mesquii have a bright
future before them zee the raisiu iu-
dustry. as every piece OF available
land can be- prodtably pat under cul-
tiyation and planted 90 grapes, for
which the market Is unlimited.
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BUNKERVILLE, NEW.
FORTUNES IN GRAPE GROWING.
Locality and Climate Well adapted To
Production Of Raisins.

Special Correspondence.
BunkervilIe, Lincoln Co.. Nevada.
Sept e-This has been hard season
on Bunkeryille The early floods went
around the dam iu the river and 90
has heen a constant effort To- try and
get the water On the Irrigation system
for no sooner were the bitches filled
than along came another food. and the
work had 10 d. done over again.
u rs estimated that the dam and ditch
work this year IS costing Buukcrville s.
200 acre II is so difficult 10 get any.
thing 20 stay I'm the shape Of a dam,
ag the river Is Just bed ~ quiCkSand.
II has been suggested that 10 would
Boz better to construct a long canal
from The MesquIt dam. where there IS
an apparent solid bottom The Mes
luit dam has withstood the terrible
foods Of this season. Notwithstanding
me shortage " water the crops have
maiurcd fairly well.
Though this rs an on season for
fruit In BuukervilIe. Just across the
river and two miles above, AZ Mes
quit. the fruit crop Is good
Tho Rio Virgin fruit farm az Mesuuit
rs doing well. There have been plant
cd IS acres Con Thumpson's scedless raj
sim grape vines. with loss of less than
ten prr cent This ia the first year
and most NJ them were uut ON new
land. the vines have made remark
ably fine growth this year The CONF
pany has tract % 200 acres. s. acres
On the seedless raisin grapes. two acres
On other varieties. and % acres I'm
lucern. which Is cut four or five
times q year This year the company
nlauted about ~ acres Of cantaloupes
between the young grapevines, but
they were not a financial success. rs
;hc low price and long haul made the
venture a failure.
This locality and climate seem 20
De- particularly well adapted 90 the pro.
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THE ORIGINAL.

Foley & Co. chicago originated Honey
and Tar a. throat ana lung remedy. ana
on account OF the great merit and popu-
larliy ~ Foleys Honey and Tar many
limitations are offered for tht genuine
These worthless limitations have similar
sounding names Beware q them The
genuine Foiey's Honey and Tar Is % a
yellow package Ask for u and refuse
any Substitute. II Il the best remedy for
coughs snd colds For sale BY D. J. HI
Duug Co.
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ROCK SPRINGS, WYO.
WARD CONFERENCE.
SUNDAY school and Other Auxiliary
Organizations.
special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Rock Springs Wyo Sept ls.-Wsrd
conference was held here tonight II
der Tlnsey represented tho stake prcsi-
dency. Elder Cox tho stake high priest-
hood. and Sister Teltord the Relief So
Cicty.
Bishop crookston reported o families
iu tho ward or a total ~ 80 souls
The Sunday school reported 50 menu
hers enrolled, average attendance 30
The Relief society reported Is meme
hers.
The Primary has p children enrolled
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If IT'S 4 REPUTATION.

You are after, Whites Cream Nermfuge
has a worldwide reputation as the best
q all worm destroyers. and for Us tonic
influence on weak and unthrifty children.
II improves their digestion and asslmila.
ton OF their food strengthens their ner-
yous system and restores them 10 health
and vlgor natural to a child. II you want
a healthy, happy child get a bottle %
Whites Cream Vermlfuge. Sold by 2. G
NJ l. Drug Dept, ne and ia South Main
Street.
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ANNA BEL LA.
NEBEKER BARNEY NUPrIALs.
Young Man and Woman Hurt by Car.
ing in Of Roof.

Special Correspondence.
Annabella. SEWER Co. Sept IL
James Barney and Miss Efne Nebeker
were married IN the Manu tlmple on
the 18Th inst. and tomorrow afternoon
a reception viii be given al the home
OF Mr. .Barney's parents.
During the very heavy storm OF the
last few days. the roof OF Mrs. Callps
house broke iu and almost caused Sc
rious accident Tier daughter Mary and
young man. Theodore Sorenseu, were
caught IN the ruins. but by the timely
assistan.- OF friends they were releas-
ed from their perilous situation with
only few slight bruises about their
heads and shoulders. The citizens
have turned out quite literally and are
replacing the roof. which win be com
pleted by this evening.
Jack Frost made his first appear
ance today.
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4 CLEAR COMPLEXION AND
BRIGHT EYES.

plexion and dul heavy eyes are due 20
roor digestion and an inactive liver. Orino
Laxative Fruit syrup aids digestion and
stimulates the liver and bowels and makes
the complexion smooth and clear Orino
Laxative Fruit syrup does not nauseste
on grlpe and is MID aud pleasant 90 take
Refuse substitutes. For sale by y. J. Hil
DRUG Go.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
COUNTY MEDIcos ORGANIZE
Adopt American Association COnsiitu-
ton and Elect Officers.

SleclaI tOrrtspoNutnVt'
Mount Pleasant, Sanpeie ca, sept.
1.-THE physicians Of Sanpeie county
met IN Mt. Pleasant yesterday As q
result an organization was formed ana
a constitution adopted THAI VIII CON
form with the state and American as
soclatlons. such an organization was
deemed necessary IN order that the
musicians of this county can be ELI
elhle 10 memheuhip IN the above
named associations.
Dr. Gift Of Provo. president OF the
Medical Association o. ttah, vas pres
cnt 20 assist IN the organization. lne
following officers were elected fftn-
deaf, Or. ". W. Wo0dfing Of MI
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4 SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

The cures that stand 10 fits credit
made Bucklens Arnica Salye a scien-
tlhc wonder. 1t cured f. r. milford,
lecturer for the Patrons OF Husbandry,
Waynesboro, Pa. Of a distressing case
OF Piles Il heals the worst Burns,
Sores. Boils. Ulcers, Cuts Wounds,
Chilblains and salt Rheum. Only $50
at z. {. NJ. |, Drug Dept, il2-lli So.
Main ST
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GRANTS WILLIE.
N. I. AS REoRGANIzE.
New Officers for Both associations
Stake Conference.

Special Correspondence.
Grantsvlle. Tooele Co.,. sept lS.-The
reorganization Of the Young Mems
and Young Ladies NJ. /. associations
took place last sunday evening with
the following officers FOR The Young
Mems association. President. Frank
knowton, counselor G. J. Anderson
The other has not yet been selected
Secretary and treasurer. A. Fawson,
assistant secretary and treasurer, Aus
tin Hunter.
Young Ladies Association resl-
dent, Alice Sutton; counselors, Lillian
Anderson Emma E1arp: secretary and
treasurer Grace Huntington; assist
ant secretary and treasurer, keenie
Wrathall
The Tooele stake conference was held
here last Saturday and Sunday. There
were present Elders George Teasdale
and Rudger ClaBson Of the quorum "
apostles, and the stake presidency. with
the exception Of two all the wards we're
represented President Gowans presid-
ed. The bishops reports from the va
rious wards IN the stake were OF
very encouraging nature.
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Il[NAN MAY HAVE
SUGAR FACTORY
,,l,,,ds Friendly to Pr0p0s ton
And May Grant Ne'es'
say Concessions
,.lr LAKE OPERA COMPANY
=. ,,..,u, The wedding Day at
W. n. Grand on Friday Night
Other News Notes

~, SEPT. @-DayId Eccles and A.
o ,.n,r,, M have returned from a ousi-
-. n'g ,rip for the Amaisama'ed sugar "a.
~ They with other members
''I y. oo,coration went to Bozeman'
q S,' ~ and Inspected sites for the es-
a asi,ssmsnt Of large sugar factory ',I',
'.D .s., nls.s after that was done they
a '.. ). prlling.. Mont and looked Owe. over
rent 70 S ss";ofy being established there
susarr o te, corporation, and then
b : V ne osielAls OF the Northern "a "a,
Nh'e -, - me purpose Of inducing theln mem
el'o ~ ~, 's srArlal freight rates for the
70 naS' n sugar and beets, they
slI . u,,soslyed courteously by the ran,
Vtls I Iev, who. while they could not
rag 49, Sny definite answer on the mat
" , ~s. spoke encouragingly %
,sIs i.Sr.,ry and u is believed VIII
las .D ~ concessions requested. which
si. Nv AZ Mr. Eocles says the Amalsa-
VIZ ~ sornnany will surely erect a
i in..- a, Bozenan. They having al
Ia, ,,;y' secured a guarantee Of over 1000
is ,,s: q, sugar beets from the farmers
that section.
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DIR. TINN'S TESTIMONY
INTERESTING.

Dr. Thomas Finn Of Boonsboro. No
who has practiced medicine for 80 years.
says he has used every prescription
known 20 the profession for treatment "
kidney and bladder diseases, and saws he
has never found anything SO effective
IN both chronic and acute kidney and
bladder trouble as Foley's Kidney Cure
II stops irregularities and builds up the
whole system For sale by +. ]. Hin Drug
Co.
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4 LIVELY SSH

with that old enemy Of the race. Conf
stipation, often ends IN Appendicitis.
To avoid all serious trouble with Stom
ach. Liver and Bowels take Or. King 4
New Life pills. They perfectly rec
ulate these organs. without pain or dis
comfort 25c at 2 G. NJ. !, Drug Dep.
ll2-li4 SO. Main ST.
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pleasant evening was spent. The Off
Gers presented to Mrs Dugmore a beau
tifu handpainted plate and a set u
knives aud forks one week before
he ward officers and saints held par
ty In tho church and presented Bishop
Dugmore with beautiful rocking chair
and accessories
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SUNNYSIDE.
Bishop Dugmorc Honorcd b, Social
Local Oaicers Nominated.
SPECIAL Corresponaence

Special Correspondence
sunnyside. carbon Co. Sept. 1.-THE
Republican primary was held tonight
and u delegates were selected 20 at
tend the county convention. e.. A.
Peacock was nominated for justice of
the peace. end y e. Levltte for con-
ttahe
The presidency Of sil the quorums OF
priesthood and Of the auxiliary organi-
nations were Al the home % Bishop
Dugmore on Thursday nisht, sept g
A program 81 songg. feciiatlons and
music vas carried out. and a very
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WINTER QUARTERS.
THE FIRST SNOWFALL.
Tout Family Gives Musical Feast
School Opcnng-PoliiicS.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Winter Quarters, Carbon CO.. Sent
ia very heavy snow has fallen IN
this section the past two DAYS and the
temperature has dropped to 81 de-
grees.
To augment the sanitary condi.
tons which prevail here. the canyon
was cleared last month by a big food
that swept down the creek and cleansed
the camp. IL caused about 800 dam
age 10 the Utah Fuel company, but
otherwise Il did much good.
The district schools started last Mon
day with a good average attendance.
Wayne Johnson from Springville. Utah.
is principal, and is assisted by two able
lady teachers
Al the Republican primary held here
Sept. n. James Adams. James =. Cur
tin, Robert MenEies aud Calvin Cragum
were elected delegs ties 10 attend the Re
publican county convention to be held
at Price, Utah, Sept. u.s.
MUSICAL TREAT.
The people here will be favored Mon
day night with a feast Of Utah's best
singing and music by the Tout family,
+. F. Tout, Mamie Tout, Maggie Tout
and Hazel Tout, who are being enter
tanned by Dr. r. r. Isgreen for a few
days. Il is hoped the altitude and
sudden change IN temperature VIII not
affect their usual famous renditions.
They are going TO take part IN the eX-
erclses Of the Young Ladies' conference
held here this afternoon.
Three missionaries, Elders T. J. Ros-
ser J. w. Kissell and Jos Muhlestlne
from this ward have gone on foreign
missions. and the people have paid their
fare and expenses 10 their fields Of la
Dor. People who are not Of our faith.
have contributed literally and attended
the farewell parties given each Of the
missionaries.
Considering the actual number ~
I.atter-day Saints belonging 10 or that
have transferred to this ward three
missionaries Is a very good showing
every year from this ward.
The reports given az the last COM
ference we're certainly gratifying TO the
stake presidency
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A famous Wisconsin woman once
said. "All this poor earth needs IL just
the art of being kind" Won't some
one he kind enough 10 propose Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea II helps
10 make people Kind and we'll Tea or
Tablets. az cents z. c. NJ. /. Drug
Dept. li2-il4 Main ST
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provement associations OF the Cache
stake will be held IN this city Sunday
next. The Young Men viii hold ses-
10 a. m. and p. m, and the Young
Ladies will meet at the tabernacle.
There will be a conjoint session AZ the
tabernacle In the evening to which the
general public will he invited.
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VI L. CONVENTION SUNDAY.
ishefal Of j. W. MISUNDERSTANDING
uhl" Eliza larsen and ID. y. White.

''N'ei Noitesponqence,
Es.n. Cache Co.. Sept ls.-The fun
~ o. J. W. England was held at the
s.ld ward meeting house at 2 q. m.
-eay Bishop Anthem Anderson
rsl0ed AZ The services. Remarks were
~, 80 py Bishop r. G. Thatcher. W. d.
10y NJ, J. Ballard, J. W. d. Hur-
49,. le n ". Kimball. each OF whom
y. w" i 70 NE estimable character OF
~. s'osssed and extended their sym
~ 70 ne bereayed family ana
~ During the services Frank
= $3.50 ~ ~ Z a solo, the Thatcher Broth
!, , s.ret rendered a choice selection.
ia s....,, Nard choir and the Logan
furnished music for the occasion.
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A number Of Spanish Fork people
we're over yesterday In the case Of the
West Field Irrigation company vs.
Spanish Fork city The controversy.
however, was settled by stipulation be-
tween the parties.
THE WEDDING DAY" IN PROVO.
The Salt Lake opera company comes
20 Provo on the 25th with The We'd
ding Day" IL Is sure 10 draw big
house as the people here know they
will not be disappointed IN the expec.
tation OF a fine entertainment by the
Salt Lake singers
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Mayor Frisby has issued a call for
a mass meeting TO be held In the old
tabernacle. Tuesday evening, Sept. p,
at O'Clock, for the purpose Of con-
sderIng the question Of the purchase
by the city OF the electric comrany's
lighting system.
A marriage license has been issued to
W. y. Winter and Fawn Twelyes. hoth
Of Provo.
Andrew King. n young man 20 years
Of age. entered a plea OF guilty I'm JUS
tice Moons court yesterday TO a charge
Of indecent exposure. and was fined $40.
A son has been born 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
{. T.. Glles all well.
Capt. wedgewood is down from salt
Lake on legal business.
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A large cortese followed the remains TO
the grave.
Alfred I.jungman Of Lewiston Is At
the hospital suffering nom an attack Of
typhoid.
WEDDING BELLS.
Miss Eliza Larsen went to Ogden
Tuesday morning. where she viii be
married Thursday 90 ID. y. White. son
OF Barnard white OF ogden. Miss Lar
sen rs a sister Of County Clerk J. y.
Larsen and has a host Of friends in this
valley who will wish her every happi-
ness in her journey through llfe
President william Bulge has re-
moved his family from Paris, Ida. 10
this city and will make his future
home here.
NJ ]. A. CONVENTION.
The convention OF the Mutual I'm.
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You are wasting time II you are
waiting for nature 10 do ali the work.
Everybody needs little help. SO does
nature, assist her by taking course
Of HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Tea or Tablets, 35 cents 2. c. NJ. /.
Drug Dept, 1l2-ll4 Main St.
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"THE WEDDING DAY" IN PROVO
salr LAX, Opera Co. Appears Tuesday
NEXT
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo Sept :a-The following Jurors
IN the October term Of the Fourth
district court were drawn yesterday.
1snIre returhable Oct 2. Loen Ohm
stead, 0. A. Slsde. William Coates. Jr..
lsza Evans Lehi; Thomas Larsen.
Jan IA Adams, Pleasant Grove. Geo.
|. Gates. lake Shore; William A.
Rsisor. Charles A. TieUer. Olof Peter
~, sahtaquln: David Condor. Heber
be william Kershaw. Thomas Bemis.
lrssan Fork, :. D, Strong, y. Bates.
l,,E Otis l. Terry, David A. Pen
I'd l.roln: William Allgood. Salem.
Wllin0 Greer, Spanish Fork; John
X Ds Nspleton; L. o. a. Colvin,
hTsN Cyrus y. Sanford. Thomas l..
Nsl.sial spnngyille.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
SpAA Giles has commenced suit for
tTt'N against Edwin z. Giles on the
rpsht o failure 10 provide. Plain
" ass Tor the custody OF one minor
eh he parties were married at
slsiish Fork, Jan. %, 1901. Defendant
stoE IN Montpelier, Ida
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