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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-15

al for the run down TO The Davis
county resort Half an hour before
the advertised time It was apparent
that the train OF 10 cars would not
half accommodate the crowd and
there was another lively scramble for
extra equipment The first train was
followed by another OF f. cars and
still there wds crowd 40 the depot
clamorlug for seats The last bulletin
from ogden was TO the effect that
the railroad officials were getting
ready 10 Send out a third train.
At the Salt Lake end also there
we're some lively scenes nj the depot
early in the afternoon with indica-
lions that Lagoon would break the
record for attendance by this evening.
An excellent sport program and a
number Of cash prizes are among the
factors in drawing patronage today.
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SPIKE AND RAIL

J 10 Race foreman of the round.
house 40 Lima hts been moved 20 Ey-
austou. whore De VIII sct lu q similar
capacity.
Washou,s ou the %. r.. q y. boz the vi-
rinity where the bad ones occurred last
june are responsible Tor late trains
from thc west.
Kent q. Keycs Of the New York cen.
,rai lines has gone 90 Idaho on a buH-
ness trip.
r. Drake district passenger agent Of
the Rock Island and William Howe.
assistant city ticket agent OF The Rio
Grande. have gone 10 Gienwood Springs
ON business
General Agent Archer of the Next.
can Central left this morning for Los
AngCles
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CALIFORNIA G0VERN0RSHlP.


San Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE success
OF the forces OF Atty. Ruef IN the Re-
publican end OF Yesterdays local pn-
mary election was not unexpected but
the results have renewed interest IN
The state struggle between Gov. Par
dee aud Congressman Gillette for the
gubernatorial nomination at the state
Republican convention. II the asser-
tons Of politicians are 10 be credited.
deal was arranged prior 70 the cleo
lion whereby The Ruef delegates were
TO be aligned with influences friendly
&C. Gillette This would mean that
practically the entire l5s san Francisco
delegation will be arrayed against
Gov. pardee
4 claim has been advanced by the
friends OF the Humboldt county con-
gresham that the workers for the re-
nomination Of Gov. Pardee will not be
able 20 control more than $50 votes
where az win be required for a choice
The Gillette people claim the primaries
have resulted IN the selection OF their
man as the Republican candidate.
The Democratic situation IN this city
is tangled. All OF the old forces were
routed. and Il win probably require
some days 10 determine what course
viii be pursued. The regular organl-
zation WIN be further upset by tho
appearance OF the independence league
which expects to draw heavily from the
ranks Of the Democracy.
RESULT OF PRIMARIES.
Sacramento. Cal, Aug. l5.-The Bee
viii publish this afternoon that ac-
cording TO figures compiled from re.
ports from Pardees lleutenants In all
sections Of the state. the result OF the
primaries yesterday was as follows:
Pardee, $50: Gillette. Sc. Porter. &c.
Hayes, 81; Parker "a; Ruef, 1884, Doug.
lass. 1893
The governors friends figure he viii
get az least half Of the doubtful votes
which win insure his nomination.
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phone company, and Mrs Leysohn has
been appointed guardian OF her tive
minor children 20 that the payment OF
the money agreed upon In settlement OF
the action may DO made. The suit was
brought TO recover damages for the
death o. Thomas Leysohn father Of
the children. who was killed by fall
ing telephone pole ON June II, 1896.
The amount agreed upon as a basis Of
settlement IL $3.50.
An action has been filed N the dis
irict court by Jesse Crookston against
the Utah copper company 10 recover
damages 10 the sum OF s25,o0o FOR per-
sonal injuries alleged 10 have been re-
ceiyed by plaintiff while working In
defendants mine on Feb. J.. 1906. II Is
alleged that caye.ln occurred while
plaintiff was 40 work and his feet we're
crushed aud broken and his limbs were
partly paralyzed. leaving him perma-
nently disabled.
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MRS. MEYERS CASE.

Liberty Mo. Aug. i5.-lt was an
nounred here today that the attorneys
OF Mrs. Agnes Meyers. now IN jail here
under sentence Of death FOR having
murdered her husband at Kansas city
have decided 10 take the case 10 the
United States supreme court. r. r.
Run Is now az Jefferson city for the
purpose Of asking one Of the state SUI
preme court justices Tor a writ Of Ell
ror TO take the case on up. II he
fails be- viii 20 at once TO Washington
and attempt to secure the writ there.
When told ~ The move today, Mrs.
Myers said
II feel hope rising In my breast
again. and feel that am at last on the
way Co court where ] viii get a
fair hearing"
Mrs Myers and her accomplice, Frank
Hoffman. are under sentence to hang
on sept. 3 next.
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FRED PRESBREY HERE
Former Clerk al kenyon Hotel salt
Lake Visitor.

Chief clerk Fred presb,cy Of The Hol.
lenbeck hotel at Los Angeles. is at the
Kenyon. Mr.. Prcsbrey was formerly
chief clerk az the Kenyon. and proved
one Of The most popular hotel mon the
town ever had and Alex. Mackenzie
spoke Of his genial smile as having
made him famous over two continents
Mt Presbrey says Los Angeles has now
"A population Of 9i00oand is sim grow
Ing rapidly. u has San Francisco now
LEFT clear behind ana he thinks 10 viii
De many "a year before Frisco win make
any real showing OBJ the way ~ rejuye.
nation. Nh Presbrey reports "a great
many Arizona people visiting Los An
geles 90 escape the fierce soudau heat
Of the southern part OF the territory a.
this time Of year ana states he has
been Informed that the Southern Pa
cihc road must move It's tracks yet
once more al the Salton sea 30 rapid
~ Is the water rising toward tho road
bed. Mrs Presbrey accompaulo, her
husband and they will remain Boo this
city for a few days They arc being
welcomed by many friends
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BUILDING BOOM
ON SHORT LINE
Cutoff from Soda Springs to
Preston 10 Be Built in
Near Future.
DEVELOPMENTS IN OREGON.
q. Il. & y. Operation to Extend To
Nampa. Ida. which T. 20 be-
Division Point.

just as soon ss the engineering de-
pwtment OF the oregon Short Line
gets through With the building OF the
Northwestern road along the Columbia
river IL is on the cards that construc-
lion win commence on a line from soda
Springs to Preston. Ida, which has
already been surveyed as previously
noted in the News. This line will
aGord big cutoff on coal haulage
from Kemmerer aud other Wyoming
camps and viii he boon 10 the resi-.
dents of Cache valley and vicinity.
In tho meantime work IS being con-
oentrated in eastern oregon on the
building Of the new line from Hunting
ton.
In this connection a special from Ba-
ker city 10 the Oregonian says.
Hartman took another step IN the
eastern oregon railroad situation by
filing for record in the county court
this afternoon amended articles Of in
corporation OF the Northwest railroad.
the projected line from Huntington
through Iron Dyke TO Lewiston down
Snake river. which covers. as well on
tho Idaho side. the oregon side of
the river The O. r. a y. engineers
working up from Lewiston on the Ida
no side VIII be met By Short Line en-
gineers working down the river on
the oregon side, Part OF the country
b.. D.. L..
Dyke and Lewiston b. so rough that
track can only be built on one side.
but II Is stated on good authority that
the track viii be built on both sides
OF the river IN all other parts In order
10 head off any opposition
CONSTRUCTION gangs on the oregon
side viii be az work shortly.
General Manager Bancroft of the
Short Line and some Of the officials
will BE- here next week 10 hold a
stockholders meeting OF the new COM
pany. II Is also minated that start
ling developments viii be made IN a
few days On the Eagle Valley railroad
matter which Is now being promoted
by local subscriptions.
1T Is also stated that Harrimans
plans contemplate the establishment OF
division headquarters al Nampa. 20
which point the q. Il. & y. line Will be
extended hy the adoption OF that por-
ton Of the short Line under the Port
land management. and that the Hunt
ington division headquarters are 20
be eliminated
'The Allls-Chalmers company. OF Chi
cago. has It's engineers here tonight
VINO VII leave m the morning 10 eN-
anime the water power OF Eagle river
and the OxbOR-Snake river tunnel
proposition. II the engineers endorse
the preliminary reports the Chicago
house and lbs clients VIII at once nut
IN an Immense power plant covering
this entire county"
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LEVY CASE AGAIN
Another Complaint lilcd But Judge
Dichl DECLINES tO Hear u.

The ease OF thc stat. vs " Levy
charged with receiving stolen property o.
again 600 court 70 vlj ue recalled that
Leyy. o. iuus mau. Vaf arrested ON th'
charge ~ purchasing stolen uTl-. etc..
and wa glNeu % hearing before Judge
Diehl The man wa, bound over bIi ir
the district court conviction Was NOT
secured aul Levy was reauesird. When
The matter was brought heflr Judge
Diehl lhi. morning Boo stated tndf he dd
not care tU hear the one and uluf .rrDd
the same Zoo Judge whitaker court
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AN OLD FOLKS DAY
VI. l. \. Arranging for Good Time on
Aug. IL, al Wandamcrc

Win a view of impressiug young peo.
pie not only 10 show honor and re-
spcct to the aged. but 20 add 10 their
comfort aud happiness whenever op-
portunity affords. the Mutual Improve.
ment associations Of the salt Lake
stake are arranging Tor au old Folks
day The event viii take place on
Friday Aug H. az Wandamerc. and
II is designed 20 give all the people re-
siding within the limits Of that stake,
regardless Of sect or color day Of un-
alloyed pleasure, The red blue and
white badges Worn on regular Old Folks
day, viii be adopted, and all persons
wearing one Of those colors viii he
transported ON streetcars free Of charge
and will receive free entrance 20 the
resort From noon onward a banquet
VIII be served To- the guests of the day.
Active and competent committees
have the arrangements IN hand. and
the event promises 10 be success
from every standpoint.
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WOOL.

ST Louis. Aug. i5-Wool steady Ter
titory and western mediums 2sqss hnC
mediums, 1870. fine linli
BOSTON
Bostno. Aug 1.-THE wool market
shows Improvement the conservative
trade holding that the coming season will
be marked b. steadiness Montana T.
said to be cleaned up with the exception
Of ttom five 70 seven million pounds. Ter
fltories are IN fair demand. Quotations.
California, secured basis. nothcrn. good
$500 middle county, b6GtS; southern. O.
N@. fall free, sass
oregon. secured basis. eastern No. /
staple iid;j. eastern No. clothing. 81
., Valley Ne. J. GaNle
Territory staple secured, fine. sed-i:
fine medium t>alQ. medium. sues Ter
rltory ordinary fnc. 0sil. dne medium
cSd,p; medium Cg5s
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MUCH MARRIED MITCHELL.
Wife A>hs That Marriage Bc Annulled
Mud She Released.

According 10 complaint filed ln the
district court today Fred A. Mitchell
had wife living and uudiyorced az
ne time he married Geneva A. Mitchell.
the plaintiff in the case. ana the latter
now asks that her marriage 10 Nit
chell be- declared null and void. Plain
tlf aud defendant were married az
Payson on sept. e. 1890. and il is
alleged that at that time defendants
former wife was living ana undVorccl
all ~ which was unknown 10 plaintiff
a. the time 81 her marriage She also
alleges that IN october. 1904. defendant
deserted her and that for more than 10
years past he has been guilty Of hsb.
itual drunkenness She therefore asks
that the marriage be- anuulled and that
she BE- released from ail obligations
arising thcrefrom
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PERSONALS.

Miss Edna Dwyer has returned
from an extended visit 10 her sister
IN the cast. Mrs. Louis Critchl0w
Capt o. A. Hammond Of the re-
clamation service leaves tomorrow for
western Nevada and California on
government business.
Elders George Albert Smith and
Orson =. Whitney left last night on
two weeks visit 20 Canada points.
whore they will hold series Of meet.
lngs
County Commissioner l.. u. Miller.
wife and daughter will leave tonight
Tor California. Miss Miller will enter
Leland stanford university this fail
and Mr and Mr.. Miner viii make a
tour OF California cities. including san
Francisco and Los Angeles. before
they return.
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SILVER OFFERED THE
GOVERNMENT AT 66.62 CENTS.

Washington. Aug B.-Pursuant 10 the
announcement 81 the secretary Of the
treasury that he desired to receive ten
ders Of silver today four bids were made
e. Director Roberts Of the mint The bids
were opened this afternoon and after be.
ing submitted 20 Secy Shaw. IL was an
nOunced that the government had pur'
chased 09lo ounces Of silver, 500 fine at
C1.62 cents an ounce
II !. not the custom 70 announce the
uanr Of the individual or corporation
through whom the silver Is obtained 10 Is
expected the government will require from
50V1 20 lGQQQo ounces Of silver a week for
on indefinite length Of time, II Is the
purpose, therefore. Of Secy. Shaw and
Director Roberts 10 receive bids Wednes-
dag Of each week until further notice.
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RETAILERS AT LAGOON
Special Train Chartered to Bring Poo.
pie Prom Ogden.

Indications were 81 noon tha, La
coon would b. fwamped today with
tho families of the members Of the
retail merchants Of the State u Utah.
Every siorc in salt Lake today closed
promptly 40 10 o.. m and from that
time on The salt Lake & ogden rail-
road had be hands fun On Transporting
the people 10 Pennington.
Tho excursion came somewhat in
ihe nature ~ surprise % the pa.-
i,nger department Of the OREGON
short Lane. u was advertised IN Or.
den and a special Train VAS charat. 4
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ROUGH RIDERS ROSTER
Pamphlet Issued Containing Names Of
Onicers aud Men.

v u Claiming. IT,. ~ this city. Is
in receipt OF a neatly gotten up PAM
rhlet containing tho fuu roster of on
GERS and mon Of the First T.. $. Vol
unteer cavalry generally known as
Rooscvelts Rough Riders SIR chan.
ming was a private in X troop Witch
was recruited almost entirely Of New
Nork meu Major General Leonard
Wood n s. a was me frst colonel
With Theodore Roosevelt assistant
secretary ~ the navy ns the lieutenant
colonel and afterwards colonel and
Alex Hrodle. The wen known Arizona
man. senior major and afterwards
lieutenant colonel Two squadrous At
we regiment managed TO reach Cuba
WIN the FIRST lot o. regulars. owing
70 tue activity % Col Roosevelt ,rhils
troops .. ~ ard N weu left al
hmpa 10 h'Id the horses OF m. reel.
'nent Major Brodie has a peculiar
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the loea, office Of the ve,,.
ef bureau for the "a hours ending a, ,
d. m. today, "
temperature at a. m. g.; nsxir,..
~, minimum, 0 mean, a. which /, "''.'
Precipitation since the 6,st ..
month, % inch. which Is IA ln"b el,,. ~.
normal D''f0 lh'
inches jan T. i.'
Relative humidity 70 per cent.
FORECAST TILL 6 p ~ THURspv
Local forecast for salt Lake On, ...
vicinity: N''y al.
Fair tonight and THURSDAY.
X. J. HYATT
section mic.
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EXCURSIONS TO COAST.

The Salt Lake Route announces some
cheap excursions % The coast during
September. Tickets VIII be on sale
sept Z 90 IA inclusive 90 Los Angeles
and return for $50 return limit mp 10
oct 81 In addition colonist rates 20
into effect Sept Is and VIII be- on sale
until the 3lst. Ror S2j IL win be- pos
fihle TO Iida from salt Lake Co san
Diego San Jose Los Angeles and other
points
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sHoSHoNE LAND FILINGS,

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Aug. l5.-The fling
for lands IN the Shoshone reservation
began today at Shoshone in the special
land Office at that place. one hundred
and twenty-five people will file each
day, the ones whose names were first
drawn in the lottery at Lander filing
first
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military record lie graduated from
West Point Ia 1870 and resigned hIs
first lieutenancy in the First regular
cavalry IN 1917 Six years later DE- eu-
listed as "a private in " troop. sixth
cavalry. but left The service the ,ol-
lowing year Brodie Was made major
90 the Rough Riders Boo is9'. ana is
now "a lieutenant colonel iu lh' milf
tary secretWy.s department
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BIG HORN EXCURSION
Sept lst and Bird

Via oregon Short Line, Rate 70
Franne. Wyo.. and return from SAT-
Lake. 5000. Proportionately low rates
from other Utah stations. The only
direct route is via the Oregon Short
Line and Butte. and through tourist
sleeper win be provided For further
particulars see any Short Line Agent
City Ticket Offce 2Oi Main Sc
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LIVESTOCK.

Omaha. Aug 5.-Cattle-Recelpts. 1900;
market steady 10 strong. Native steers
l.25Es&. cows and heifers, 5,nli.i9,
western steers, 97jni,25: cows and heit'
cgs ?coaS. S.. Gamers l.1al.O; stock.
crs and feeders 2.@ai.5Q. calves. 1909
SIS: bulls and stays, ?.0gi.@.
Hogs-Receipts l0Cp, market steady
10 5 cents lower. Heavy, 5.i0aI 60; mixed
5.i5a5.@ lights, 5.SaS."' pigs, 5'VaS'@;
Sheep-Receipts. 700; market strong.
Yearlings 5.Sd600. wethers, 3.j0q6. p (,
ewes io1g5. 0) lambs, 6.50af.N.
KANSAS. CITY.
Kansas city. Aug. l5.-Cattle--Receipis
Coo. including 500 southerns; market
steady TO shade lower. Native steers, 40
ass: southern steers, 2.GoGi y southern
cows ?Ooa3. %. native COWS and heifers,
2Ndj.0o. stockers and feeders, .50aa 81;
bulls 2.0od3 q calves. 2'@go.i5i west,
orn FED steers, 1850. western fed
Hogs-Recelpis. 1908: market steady 10
weak. Bulk Of sales 5.Sd5.0j; heavy, SIS
ass, packers, $4,000; lights, 6.Was.i0.
pigs d.0puG.sJ.
sheep-Receipts. 500; market steady.
Mu,tons. l.?ja5.J0. lambs. e0ai %;
wethers, $3.50 led ewes, i."l6.4,
CHICAGO
Chicago. Aug E-Csttle-Rcoeipts H..
90. market steady to 10 cents higher
Beeyes. 3.Vae.I5. cows and heiters. l.i5
5..,. stockers and feehers, 2 2sq4. 70. Tex.
ans 3 7sd4.e0; calves. 5.p1d10o.
Hogs-Rece ipts. ZOO. market steady;
estimated tomorrow. ZOO Mixed and
butchers. j.10aS 2gis: good heavy. : 70
els. rough heavy. 5.i1g5.i0. lights. b.i5a
SIS: pigs j.9a6.0o. bulk. 3 9d6.l5.
Sheep Receipts, 1900. market steady
sheep 3.ajdt 30: lambs i.GiH1S.
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ELDER STEVENS DEAD.
Missionary in New Zealand Died from
4 Meningitis I'm July

This morning a telegram was re-
ceived from san Francisco that word
had come to that city from New Zea-
land OF the death there Of Elder George
w stevens OF Ferron, Emery county.
The missionary died on July %, Of men,
lnEitis the body was shipped on the
steamer sierra, and It is due 10 arrive
IN san Francisco on September 9.
Elder stevens sailed from san Fran
cisco for New Zealand on Dec Il. 1905.
Further particulars Of the death Of FL.
der Stevens are expected IN the near
future
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DIED.

JONEs-At Evanston Nyo. Aus -
lss, % cholera iniantum Ann J.. iela
daughter Of Thomas W and May Jones'
aged ! year months anf II daW
Funeral services will BE- held InuI'le
from the family residence a. south fi..
West street, this city, al ] q. ~. frfns
are Invited 10 attend
ANGELL.--tiary Ann. wife = tm are
Truman 9. Angel. AZ her rtsdo'1e
Fremont Ave. SO. Main addition ul'
day evening, Aug. IL ~ cancel. ai ,'
axe OF 81 years. months ard y 1al
Funeral services will Do hDii ~
funeral chapel Of jos. VIM Ts''0r Y
south West Temple street On Thlr'liI ,
afternoon, at Z O'Clock. Friends arc 1'.l'
20 attend
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AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE

IN ! ne ga. Afternoons sales during N, -ey.
ular can Of The mining orehans,," ~, ,. ~
,aflsa ] 800 A. go. were
Utah, 90 AZ l.0lis
Nevada HIS. lo5 a-2aa
e,i -" i''H' 100 az % buyer %. 500 a,
siaJ Con-. 90 ~ 81.
Red Top. 100 al in
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$1,000
To Frannie Wyo., and Rsigr

Via Oregon Short Line through Butte.
Mont. Tickets on sale septenbU 81
and 3rd. limited 20 80 days Throgsh
tourist sleeper will be provided VIA tbs
line which is the only direct route.
See o. :. l. agents for further par
ticulars.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TODAy'S.

Cordelia r Paul and husband o
Martha v. Green. lots u q
block 4 Norwood Place. e..
Mary W. Cannon T. Cannon B-a.
company part OF lot g. bltck &,
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Nsrc,. gg,i.,,s'efs ~ the Consolidated
~ ,,,l'S! Gold Minef company viii NEE,
,s,ir Ss,sseal 20 nfsi the regular auar'
v ,,' sIlaegs net today as slated In
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T0DaY'S MONEY MARKE

; New York, Aug. Is. 80 Money
!. on call steady Sa4 per cent.
; ruling rate 81. closing bid g
J offered at 81.
{ Time loans strong; sixty DAYS
; Hsg5 per cent; 70 days Jdp..
/ six months 5s6s
!. close-Prime mercantile nanar
% as per cent Sterling ex.
! change easy a, is47Oa4ti7sfor
! demand and at Isls5GHi.so for
: 90 DAY bills Posted rates
: 's.ha's3 and isJhams.
Commercial bills isiEa4nis.
! Bar silver ssh.
! Mexican dollars 5Os
government bonds rtro,..
railroad bonds irregular
s...:....;...
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BOSTON CLOSE.

Today's closing on stocks in Boston
rs reported over the Pollock wires es-
peclally for the Descret News:
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.


SPRING CREEK IRRIGATION CON-
PANY. Principle place Of business hoi.,,
day, Utah. There are eeAhq
on ihe following described stock ol 81
count Of assessment Of uoo PEI -,
levied on the 2sth day a. MAY, ~. ",
several amounts set opposite the nsnl.s
the respective Shareholders az tolioNs'
No. No
Name. Cent. shrs. A. y
~. ". rton.s.ss.t-s.,sf.+sF "a fi
Soren T. Jensen......,.....H
And IN accordance With lsw and AZ
DER Of the Board Of Directors. mac y, =.
the 18th day % May 100. % mtnl - :.
~ each rsrcel OF said stock - NAY 80
Necessary, viii bt sold st public a nfI,,
a. she Office ~ the company, holu,,s,
Utsh on the 18Th day q septernest W., ~
~ o'clock ?. m. 70 pay ne 's m,
assessment thereon. toEeiher W.
COS, of advertising and sspsnss " -.
JAMES NELSON, seeitu''
Dated Aug Il, lss
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COURT NOTES

A compromise has beer reached ln
the cas- Of Noble Jeyshon and children
asallst tina Rocky Mountain Bel Tele.
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r q Evana Florist 80 8 Main 81
FLORAL Designs a Speciality 'Phorc' o.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-10-04

Fred Ayers came up from Luton, In ,
Wednesday evening and is spending the
day in this city. Mr.. Aver was in the
Dyke abstract Office in Webster for a
year and made many friends who are
always glad to welcome him back.
Henry Hanson and family. Mrs. l..
w. Norton, Fred Hanson and Chester
Canning form a party ready to depart
for their claims in Lyman county.
Their possessions are to Be shipped jointly
in a q in charge of Henry Hanson.