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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30
SUGAR CITY, IDAHO.
PROGRAM FOR THE FOURTH.
Horse and Bicycle Races, Ball Games
And Other Attractions

Special CORRESPONDENCE.
sugar CITY, Fremont Co.. Idaho, June
.s.-Ihe different committees Oh the
Fourth 81 July celebration at this point
have been hard at work and have com
pleted the program for the day and
now II IS up to the weather man TO
give good day that the program
might be carried out IN every detail
The prizes FOR the different events are
large and I'm the horse races the fast
est horses IN this part of the state are
entered. Much interest is centered at
the race track. and there Is every as
surance that there will be some close
and exciting races The best ball team
that has ever been IN this part OF the
state Will play the Red stockings That
IL the league team from ogden, Utah.
The program FOR the day Is as fol-
lows Grand salute Al sunrise. Serenade
by the band until $50 when the first
ball game Will De called AZ eleven the
program Will be rendered co. the opera
House James b Gaddie Will he master
Of ceicm0ni aud Professor J. a. Paul
will be The orator ~ the day There
will be special music by a chorus Of
girls and by the sugar city quartet
After lunch the second ball game will
be played after which the races horses.
bicycle and foot and other sports will
be called. Ia tho evening there will be
a grand ball and ERE works
Last night the weather changed. and
a much needed rain fell this morning
In this part OF the valley the crops
though rather backward. are doing very
we'll, especially IN sugar city. Here the
hcets have almost covered the ground
and are growing very rapidly The
grain IN some some places Is commene-
ing TO head and some Of the farmers are
getting ready 10 cut the first crop Of
alfalfa. Some hay has already been cut
The Light and Power company has
almost completed The setting Up Of us
machinery and Manager Mckinley
promises that the electric lights will
be furnished by him within A week
Heretofore the dynamo from the sugar
factory has furnished light for the
town
The brick yards are running IN full
blast and present a very busy appear
ance. There are over a dozen men
working and now the kiln Is started
there will be a night shift which will
furnish employment for more men.
The sugar City Cash store opened for
business IN its new store last We'd
nesday To each married lady was
given a beautiful suyenlre In the shape
Of a large tray beautifully painted aud
engraved. The store has fine ap.
pearance. and the people Of Sugar City
congratulate manager Ben r. Firman
Tor the success he has made The store
adds much 20 the appearance 81 Center
street
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DENVER RACE RESULTS.

Denver. June 9-OycT.aud results.
pgret rae. Zlb pAce-Anua Nlll Won Tn
straight heats kl9WA second, hi1El
third Tmc-2lQA
Second race. SIX flr'ongs hane p NNu
Little GreEg second, i".1 nias iNil
Third raCe. seven flliorrs-Ihc R1ls'a-
b5ut Won. The MaJor second. Llslg Third.
F6urth race. mlle-Trsd H1rteck won
J. e. elem second. Fyirg Torpedo third.
Tme-l.f44. .t.--
Tnh race. six fur.0nU LADY Alice
won. Mrs Bob second. zen Lear tii4
Time ia
siYth race. thret-quhrttrs ~ mile
swell Oil Won Valencia second. pr. Tom
third Tme-i.lt
seventh race. thTee-q lartgfs % mile
Pinstlcker won langf.r4 james second
Knlght blaze third. Umt-lltN
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KANAB.
ROADWAY TO GRAND CANYON
Now Under Construcflon-Pratt- Cut
Ter Nuptlals-Two Months Drouth.

Special Correspondence
Kauab. Kane Co., June 27.-Preadent Z
ID WuOIey left kauab last niEht with A
gang 81 lahOrcrs 70 make n trail into the
Grand canyon. Work on the tran and the
tramway across the canyon VIII now be
pushed 20 completion. II Is expected the
game preserve created by Congress on the
BuCkskin mountain viii attract swarms Of
tourists
Tho beard ~ county commissioners met
yesterday and added the final touches 20
the assessment roll A good part Of the
day was spent iu listening 20 protests
from cattlemen against the raise IN values
made on their cattle by the board As the
list now stands. 10 shows very little In
crease iu taxable properly IN the county
over last year. This IS because ~ the
many herds ~ sheep that have been sold
and moved into Arizona.
PRATT. CUTLER NUPTIALs
Al o'clock yesterday afternoon n. 5.
Cutler Jr. q This place. was married 20
Miss Dora Pratt al tho brides home In
Fred0nia
The first crop Of hay il up now, and is
am extra blk one
There has been no rain at an IN this
county for two months. and everything
looks very dry. In the afternoons kanab
creek very nearly dries az. The clouds
are here az last and a good rain is eX-
pected.
J. q Spencer has been delayed a month
IN building the projected telephone line
from Marysyale 20 pangIitch. he has had
difficulty in getting a permit 70 cut poles
on the SEWER forest reserve.
The contract Tor carrying mall from
pancuitch 20 kanab has been awarded
90 william Shumway o. kauab. who will
begin carrying July J. some GOOD light
RIGS have been purchased o. carry passed.
gtrs and an attempt o. being made 20 get
an express office az kauah.
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SPRINGVILLE.
DEATH OF OLD RESIDENT.
Mrs. Walter Bird Closes Eycntful and
il0nOrcd Career at 6S.

Special Correspondence.
springille. Utah Co. June gs--Mrs
Walter Bird died very suddenly yes
terday OF n o'clock NJ heart failure
For a long time she has not been
Wei until his spring her health has
been better. Yesterday morning she
walked from her home 10 the home
~ her daughter Mrs Rhoda Beardall.
a distance OF two blocks. and while
sitting talking with Mr.. Bearddll she
very suddenly and without saying a
ward. fen forward upon the floor and
wa, gone.
Ms. Bird was a native ~ England
where she was born April IA. 1893.
She came 10 Utah with her parents
10 early days and had been here but a
short time when she married Walter
Bird and became resident Of Spring
vile. Thirteen children were born 20
Mr. and Mrs BIRD, eight " whom arc
sin living Mr.. Bird was called 10
the great beyond April TO- 1904.
The farmers have most Of their hay
up and so the very heavy rain we had
Wednesday night and Thursday morn.
ing was very acceptable. Until noon
yesterday the mountains were capped
with snow that had fallen during the
night
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sig
eTs Tor further Information.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate Division. 90 and f0r Salt Lake Coun-
~, State u Utah. DO the matter % the
estate NJ lmogcne Cummings Angel, De-
ceased Notlce.-The petition Of G. T. An.
gen. the administrator ~ the estate %
lm0geue Cummings Angel, deceased. for
confirmation Of the sale OF the following
described real and personal estate ~ tho
decedtut t0-wit.
Beginning at the southwest corner o.
lot ]. block plat b Salt Lake city sur.
Vey and running thence north 10 rods.
thence east 2ia rods thence south DO rods
thence west "a rods. 10 the place u be
ginning. for mo sum ~ 81 40 10 one story
q Clark plano Tor The sum n ZOO. An
undivided half interest in 'he Mamom
Mining claim situate in Dry Canyon Oph'r
mining district T0Oele County State ~
Utah. for The sum Of $50 ol. a onc-third
Interest iU Patent f1r "a smoking pipe
owned br TIE deceased. f1r the sum q
&2l W And upon The following terms TO-
wit. Cash upon confirmation ~ appears
from The return Of sale, flf3 Iu mis- Court
has been SET for hearing on Saturday. the
Ith day n july A d 100 no n o'clock
"a f1. at fle county Court House IN The
Court Room U. s8ld Court iu salt Lake
Citv Salt rakr County. Utah
witness fra CLERK ~ SAID Court. with
ne seal thereof affixed this 18th day %
June a. D. 1of
lsesu = r. TInREDGF IR., clerk.
By " ~ Farrsw0rth Deputy CLERK.
James II M0yle Attorney for Estate.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals q the erection Of two
new school building, one eEht-room
school 90 De built at Onion, and one two
room school building % be built Al Bing-
ham all Boz salt Lake County, will be re-
coIyed by the Board Of Education q Jor-
dan School District up 10 Monday July
md. lgss. az 10 O'Clock m Plans can
be seen az the Office ~ Ersklno q Ltien-
berg architects, tZ5-5A Dolly b. Hiding,
salt Lake city. All propC sails must Be ac-
companIcd with a certified check for
per cent NJ the amount o. bid made pay
able % the Board q Education Of Jordan
school District and left With the archi-
tects before the above set date or mailed
70 the Board o. Education Of Jordan
school District sandy Utah. Separate
bids Dor mason and carpenter work will
be received. plasterinr painting tin and
galvanized iron 10 be Included 10 the car
pcnter's hid.
Bids VIII BE- opened AZ the office of tho
Board of Education ~ Jordan School Dis
trict Sandy Utah, July md lHd. at II
o'clock a. M
Rights reserved t1 reject any Or al bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Jordan School District
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Baueries-Rnsh ana suess, Tonnesoi
and r. Boetuger
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

THE SPRING CREEK IRRIGATION
Co.. with its principal place u business
az Big Cottonwood salt Lake County
State Of Utah N0tIce Is hereby given
that az a meeting 10 the Directors n said
COMPANY held On the Nth day ~ May,
A. \ 1915, am assessment NJ so per share,
was levied Oh The capital stock Of the
corporation. payable on the md day N
July. 1876. % the Secretary OF said CONE
pauy an as principal place o. business. AZ
Big Cottonwood salt Lake County. state
NJ Utah ANY stock upon which this as
sessmcut may remain unpaid on the l5th
day OF August 1871 viii be delinquent
and will De advertised for sale al public
auction. and unless payment T. made be-
fore win be- s0ld on the 18th day q Sep
tember lsa 20 pay the delinquent assess
ment together with the cost OF advertis-
iug and expense n sale.
JAS. NELSON.
Secretary Big Cottonwood, $ L. county,
Utah. the 18th day OF May A y. l9d.
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BELOW WEIGHT.
Atlell and Neil Are Now Both in Con-
dition for Battle.

Los Angeles. June &-Abe Attell and
Frankie Neil. who are to battle before
the Pacific Athletic club ~ this city for
the featherwelght championship q Amer
tea on the afternoon OF July Z, are both
now below weight
Attel IL training az Blidcrs ranch az
santa Monica The former Is continuing
hard boxing daily, but the latter IL do
irg only light exercise. The men viii
weigh On at the ringNde az about lp
pounds.
But little betting on the conteS, has
been done SO tar. but a. j. expected that
the prevailing odds VII be about ! 20
IN IN favor of Attcll
Manager McCafey who Il 10 give a
81 go championship belt g. the winner 0f
thc C,.tost has opened regulations with
Jim B0wker q England. who defeated
Neil Tor O match IN this city with the
winner of the coming contest BoWker
has not yet been heard from.
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WILLIE WON.

In the wrestling match at ogden last
night between VILE and Mike N0kel the
big man won his series, by throwing Nokel
four times IN an hour and could have
made Il 10 II he had wished, as he was
taking him once a minute at the end.
Yokel fought well while he lasted. which
was about g minutes. and squifmed out
OF an the holds VILE tried upon him
til he was exhausted.
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NOTICE.

The State Board % Examiners will re-
cDlyc scaled bids az The Office o, ne Sec
Rotary ~ said Board. City and County
Bm1ing Sat Lake CIy. Utah, up % and
until % O'Clock noon 90 Monday July 2nd
1905 flr the publication in pamphlet form
"a three thousand copies lf ne Election
Laws of thIs state. work 90 De completed
and delivered at the c'tle = the 5ecfe-
tafg n Stat. cn or before July - 1871
BIDS should De- pep page ara to include
blrdirr sample of rapsr style and typo
frds.Fe OF ric. mas be- seen az TIE cfaca
N me- S-rftfalr ri State.
The board reserves me rght 20 reject
any or en- BIDS
Bv order ~ fHa st1-a brlrd n EEam-
irers e. s. TfNGEY
Secretary
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EUREKA.
|.u SCHOOL BUILDING BEGUN
.,..,lon ,genls-New Voting Dis
FH trlct In Eureka

fTitt III '
pseial W. r,b CO.. June 99.-Grad-
EufeN9,s; 70 new school bulioing va va
Is for "a this week. ana the GU
emnle 'hnGding formerly ussd az ,,e
khime u- has been moved 20 ,'le
Lrh0ol r9V'" rounds to make room Iot
a OF lNss Kidding which VIII 'os'
,-s new ,oS IA will be located about
|, bout ST. ,,e west Of the present
III feet ~ .rd both buildings VIII ne
sh,sW WITH the present .l hSa'ns pb KANT
ta'ta I'M mean a saving Oh an2 ~.
rhich (. expected to nave inc ne. ', ,ne
1850. " r,sdy for occupancy by u'e
buidllnss n he next school term
4 OFFICERS ELECTED.
,sr.trial Workers Of the
,8 a their meeting .ii,ds,,pg 'o' off,cers.
n az essr , Iesss Mathews vice pre,,-
Prtsla I,.as.sph Morley; recording s,C-
n dent 'Ty,1um MadsonI financial sec
r rotary ~ 1virthlin; treasurer. J. l..
I,'aTs' SSsr5en Frank Clarity
'"'' DROP DOWN SHAFT
.,.r while the engineer AZ
% rasis ana Blue b'i! mn. nun W ""s
~ - r. me taEe containing nv
A loEt,."s W. mI1ooS the marx on ln,
miner. !, md dropped the cage 20 me
. inai'alol m. shaft Fortunately lh'
4 bottom OF ~, ,,,i,s slow and the far
age 49,, -rflt TWO ~ the men,
vas hg p. ,.gs5n and James Johnson
h isaac l.reir shaken VI and viii be
", mn for a short time Inc o'"''
-, we're uniui1t6o. ,,u. g.,
h,r..,t Davis has purchased me IT.
Il isf J0srrh 1herIot IN the Ilnllc
ls,. .,rinanv and viii hereafter
mage DE bushes
SCHOOL ELECTION.
4 ro,q d school election will be
h "a a. elect O. trustee for the three
h, , Y, To succeed Edward PIKE.
NEW ELECTION DISTRICT
~. birl voting district Of eureka
| h,cn divided into two districts 10
a l,Ssv., AS districts Nos. 3 and : ON
I. recommendation Of the political
4 .,ss n, his city Diamond precinct
~ ssn annexed 10 Silver city pre-
nv, and joy 10 Fish Springs precinct
REGISTRATION AGENTS.
The county commissioners have
,,roir,sd The following registration
,s.Dls Tor Tiutic precincts.
r,-,ka-Prec!nct No. T. John q.
r,.eNeton. precinct 2. John Hupter,
srrrct 5. g. ". Redmond, precinct
Z Mrs Cecilia Bacon
Wsnmoth-Whitney Goodrich.
poblnson-J T.. Kirkendall
,lyer Cly-Arthur Hickman.
new lodge Of the knights OF CO.
r-tgs will be organized here on sun
,r iuiy I. An excursion VIII be
mn fom salt Lake and over 200
i dnrg knights will take part IN the
/ ~vrnles The new lodge viii start
4 rIt membership Of 80,
/ rrio lodge No. sll, y. T. Q. F.
! M, purchased the shea lot on Main
\ .,r,t, for $4,000 and Will erect there
4 ot an opera house and business block
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p .rr1cRRs ELECTED

,-s,strial Workers OF the
Tht D,hsir meeting Friday even
,Nefi q .se following officers;
/ lhg tle, resss Mathews; vice preI-
Pr,sidenL !, MORLEY. recording sec
dent J9 ,;Ptrr MadsonI financial SEQ
rttary. ~ 1yIr,hlin. treasurer, J. l..
I''aTl' warden. Frank Clarity
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pes NoInes. june e-pcs M0Incs won
two uphill games from omaha today.
fighting with an inyincble spiut and
Turning defeat into victory. TIE second
game was called in the sixth Inning 90
6ccourt Of darkness.
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Lincoln. June &.-nenvtr flayed ne
beftsr zane today but E-glc went %
p.eces 10 The eighth sud allowed Lincoln
ID Win.
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Batteries-Burns and Eager; Graham
and peralia.
Umpires-Hodson and Mcdonald.
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TAILoRs TO PLAY.

This afternoon AZ 30 o'clock the salt
Lake baseball team will line up against
Gimlins HOLSTERS fJr a test u strength.
salt Lake needs the game IN iis percen-
tage column and for NAT reason Is likely
20 play up 10 form. Gimln will use a
neN man IN the box, While Jensen viii
tWirl f0r salt Lake.
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OGDEN AND RETURN Sloo
Via D. & r @, Sunday July !

Trains leave salt Lake 1926 a. M.
1875 a.. m.. l.4j p. Do. 6.05 3. m. Re-
turn leave ogden 400 p. m. and 100
D. m Trout aud chicken dinners al
,he Hermitage iu ogden Canyon. Fin
Ell canyon resort On the West Plenty
OF stage accommodations up the cam
won
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Baucries-CaHf. Moore and Domaine,
Ftzgerald and Eastwood
tmpire-kucil
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ALEC SMITH, GoLPHEa
Proves TO be- Handicst With Sticks and
Comes First In Tourney.

LAX. Forest DO. june @-Alec smith
" Nassau today won the open golf cham
pforsnu OF tls United states with to-
tai ~ rs strokes f1I the - holes played
With au advantage ~ three strokes over
Willie Anderson his nearest compe uloi
Boo yesterdays B.h0lo play. smith To-Day
played DIS morning round IN u ana is
che afternoon. part of which Wa pialeG
iu % Ituga ~ rain, In %. Nothing cgulu
better show the versatility Of the car
u0usue Scot Or his ability 20 adapt ms
ulay ~ changed conditions ~ goit
course than thc weather and course con-
dIuUus today During the morning the
green. were lighiu.ug fast with q strong
south wind prevailing Before ne play
io tho INST hole had been completed in
the afternoon The storm burst ana me
round was played under conditions that
tried the skin ~ ne players Go the ut
most Smith took $50 for the first nine
holes O higher figure than he has had
during the tournament but he played me
last nine holes in b tho last three holes
being PLAYED in 4 o, ga total OF T.
Smith now holds both the western ana
national omen championships as last week
ne took the hUndrs in The western over
the H0meWoOd links. Three times run
rer up % Willie Anderson 100 the nation
open twice losing 90 Anderson in ne
piayof for the title Smith yesterday ana
liuHN played hiI| NIINN " or IAfA'' ati'
Of marvellous 90 iis Wacniue-lke sleaul-
ness and which gave him the highest
gonng hou0rs with a margin ~ 3 strokes
over Sir nearest competitor.
While smith Mexican champion. with
two rounds today ~ q each. took second
hon0rs with q total " 9e strokes. and
James Maiden ~ Toledo and Lawrence
Aucher'oiro OF Glouylew tied fnr third
. h0rrra with H1 each Willie Anderson
present uue holder and four times win
nor OF the national open championship
finished fifth
The rain-so8ked green's were To- muci
] Dor Anderson this afternoon. and be tooA
/ Vi strokes bringing his total 90 alt
Alec Ross II oakley finished sixth WITH
gI1 stewart Gardner Of Garden city seF-
erth With so 49, Chandler Lgan. na-
tonal amateur champion and Gilbert
Nichols On Denver lied for eighth With
Sig Ecan took Nj for HE afternoon round.
but th.s was low enough 90 place him
With the substantial honors % The touna-
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT SALE.

Denver Mining Company Location
II principal place - business. Salt Lake
Clty. Utah Notice There are delinquent
upon the following described stock iu
ah0ve.namCd company on account n as
sessment Ne T. levied ou the sth day ot
NAV. isls the several amounts set oppp-
site the names ~ the respective share
holders aF follows.
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HUNTSVILLE.
YIN. A. DIST. CONFERENCE.
Old Folks Reunion at Glcnw ood-
Crops In ogden Valley Backward.

Spe lsl Correspondence.
Huntsville. Weber Co. june g. 4
Young Ladies' NJ. l. A. district confer
enCc vas held here on sunday June g.
az which an excellent program was lis
tened TO- after which some timely adj
vice was given by Mrs. Pratt president
~ the Young Ladies' stake ". ]. a n
Juarcz. Mex. also By Mrs " H. TIM
gey. PRESIDENT u the general board,
and by The Weber stake president J..
w Shurtlih. There was a large attend
ance ana the conference was a decided
success,
sALooN-DRUG STORE SOLD.
The drugstore end saloon stock. ,u,-
nlture and fixtures Of the Utter Drug
company were sold on June % 90 Dr.
Shields Of this city. The company hal
failed 10 meet rs obligations, and ts
creditors were obliged 10 take this
means Of protecting themselves. The
drug store being connected with the sl-
loon BY a back door. was considered a
nuisance by people generally, and pub
lic sentiment had caused the city faith
ers to instruct the marshal 20 enforce
the license ordinance. which calls fog
$50 per quarter from drug stores
OLD FOLKS REUNION.
Yesterday the old folks were taken
In carriages 10 the old folks reunion
at Glerwood park, ogden. where they
spent a most pleasant day. All ex-
pressed themselves as highly pleased
With their entertainment.
CROPS BACKWARD.
The season. until the last few days,
has teen very stormy and cold. al
crops are later than usual Potatoes
have been nlpped by lack Frost. md
the FIRST crop Of alfalfa viii be light.
The excessive amount OF rain has seem
ingiy caused the lower part OF the stem
20 rust and, In most parts OF the valley,
a new growth has started-,hus max
ING u imperative TO harvest what there
10 ~ tho fret crop at once.
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Heart
LkeaClock

he pulsation OF the heart
MARKS !, The passage OF the blood
through The veins, Just as the
I.cEing Of a clock indicates the
rsht Of moments of time.
rslp'ation, futtering or irreg-
va acton reveals the fact that
u' heart is running down
, sna unless strengthened, is
saO'e TO stop at any time I'M
s . some weakening influence,
suOn as excitement, over-work,
" n'else mental or physical
80. IAN 10 regulate the heart
- r1'oh, YOU should take
~ Miles Heart Cure when
tHy symptoms Of a weak heart
: apparent. 1t has no equal.
r,i .sonetlrns ago I had a very severe
", ,il.und my heart, ard most %
n,,.ltIIlle | had a heavy beating or
o. ,,..ls % TIE heart. il would beat
rs1is When ! lay down AT night Il
~ tolnq Ike small clock IN bed
W. ne l could count the licking.
i ri, 5heV lille exercise. or walking
a. w. my heart would give out.
"a M you'd BE- 90 tired / would have
ruoNn ard rest. I suffered quite
\, ~ ~ "a ,.h way, then I concluded
n. 4 IT Miles Heart Cure. I Rid
a., @ssn u long untn / began 70 feel
-. 80 - continued. and the med
rst,,'In .,rely cured me. ! am very
10 n. iaf The great good I received
At Miles. Heart Cure"
Joseph BROADHEAD,
Findlay. Illinois
Va, hner Heart Cure 10 sois BY
y. .s.sssty who viii eysrsn,e. that
~ Isl bottle will tsneft IL ID ssHs
-" refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Batteries Diueen and Armbruste
Chcshro and Mcclure.
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RatteTIes al I'NUe' MUM
TX. Dodge and Gondiug
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MUSIC TEACHERS.

All who desire 20 consult the list
Of the representative professors and
music teachers Of Salt Lake should
read the Musicians Directory In
she Saturday News"
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STORAGE ACCOUNTS DUE

Parties who Sc accounts are In ar
roars for storage, arc hereby notified
that unless same Is paid by July 18TH.
1906 goods viii be sold Tor charges.
EFDMAN VAN & STORAGE co.
b 4 q STORAGE co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30
MANTI.
HEAVY FROST INJURIES CROPS
Citizens VIII Vote for Bonds 10 Pur-
chase Electric Power Plant.

Special Correspondence
Msntl, Sanpete Co. June E.-Quite a
heavy frost visited this section last Fri.
day and Saturday nights. nipping the tom
at0es potatoes and other tender plants.
A nice shower last night has made ov-
orything look fresh.