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MONDAY, July 10, 1917.

Elders orson Pratt and John Brown
started from the advance camp soon
after sunrise IA examine the road and
country ahead I'VE continued along
the road which we explored the day
before" writes Elder Pratt, land as
contained that the road left Canyon
Creek near the place where we stopped
the day before, ana ran along IN q
rnvlne 10 the west. We assembled this
ravine gradually for four miles, when
we came 10 the dividing ridge Here
We fastened cur horses, and assembled
on foot mountain on tho right Tor
rcvera hundred feet, Both from the
ridge, where tho road crosses. ana from
the mountain peak. We could ser over
a great extent ~ the country. on the
southwest we could see an extensive
level prairie some few miles distant.
(which We thought must he near the
lake, We came down from the noun
tain and mounted our horses, and rode
down on the southwest side of the
mountain; the descent " very RAPID
at nrsi. We travelled down several
miles and found that the small stream
we were descending passed through o
very high mountain. where we tudgei
It impossible Tor wagons 10 pass; ana
after searching awhile, We found that
The wagon tran asoended quite abrupt
~ for about one and Ono-half miles,
and passed ovor a mountain, and down
into another narrow valley, and mus
avoided the canyon; after making ihes"
explorations we returned 10 our camp
which we met six and one-fourth miles
from their morning encampment ha"-
ing performed great deal Of labor or
the road Elder Rockwell had returned
bringing us the intelligence mat ne
most Of the pioneer wngone were With
In a few miles Of us, A fresh track
OF q buffalo was discovered In this ra-
vine. he had rubbed of some OF his
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Merchants Association Elects
Officers and Decides on
Next Meeting Place
SERIOUS FIRE AT NO. OGDEN.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown Suffers n Loss of
800. Result of Boys Exploding
Eirecraciicrs In Yard.

Ogden, July t9.--The two days con-
vention of the Retail Merchants as
socistion was completed yesterday with
an elaborate banquet Ia the evening at
the Hermitage hotel given by the job
hers Of the city. About "a delegates en-
joyed the delightful ride through the
canyon and tho stop at the Hermitage.
At yesterdays session it was decided
TO hold the convention next year at
Spanish Fork. The officers elected for
the ensuing wear are:
President-Ed Williams, Ogden.
Vicc-Presidents-Fi ]. NJ John
son Spring city; second, a, Hudson,
Salt Lake; Third. George A. Hone,
Spanish Fork; fourth, William Ramp
ton Bountiful.
Secretnry-L orenzo Jensen, salt Lake
Treasurer-J. S, Carver ogden.
plrectors--Salt Lake g. NJ, Lees, c.
j Faulger, Arthur Haines, $. w Price.
j. H. Frame.
ogden-John Greenwell Daniel RAJ
gan, Henry Last f. T. Grant
Spanish Fork-George n Hone. a.
NJ, Tuttle.
Payson--T. II. Wilson.
Prnvo-J. Il. Taylor.
brigham City--H, Hansen.
Salt Lake County--A Townsend. Jo-
seph Lindsey.
Logan-stephen Haistone. A. Bate
man.
Gunnison--Oswald Beck.
MantlAleX. Tenant.
Bomtiful-Fred Hatch.
Spring City-J. r. Justeson,
Mount PleasantA. Aldrldge.
Fairvew--Sven II. Nielsen.
Moroni-Andrew Anderson
Fountain Green--N. p. Aagaard.
Delegates TO National Convention
NJ Marriott OF Salt Lake and Harry A.
Sims, Of Ogden
The banquet at the Hermitage was
an elaborate affair. Heber ScowCroft
acted as toastmaster. Those who res
pended to short talks and the sub
iects on which they spoke airs as fol-
lows
Relation of Jobber to Retailer"
James Wotherspoon "The Travelling
salesman's opinion Of the organization"
Finley Brooks: Current Events"
John s. Corlew Should the Retailer be
entitled to the same protective legis-
latlon as the consumer" ]. I. Young
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VERNAL.
HERpsMAN STILL MISSING.
Death Claims Three Months Bride,
And IA Matron OF rs.

Special Correspondence.
Vernal, Uintah Co., July l2.--'rhe dis
appearance OF Joseph Trujillo, lie
Grand Young's herder is still unsolVed.
Mr. Young and his son Clifford went to
Myion and Tor several days searched
diligently for tho body of the young
Mexican, but no sign OF his where
abouts has yet been reported. Mr..
Milne, homesteader near Lake Fork
bridge, was the last man known to have
seen young Tru1illO, and then he was
drinking. and eight miles from Myton,
Mr. Milne put him on the road TO MY
ton and saw him leave the road and
ride toward the river.
when an Indian, Il day or two after,
rode TrGjllos horse into Myton some
one recognized the horse. and noticed II
was all mud, and the MeNlcan coat
was wet thus showing the horse had
been In some Of the deep slouGhs near
the river. Truilllo's father lives in
Rangely, Colo. Joseph WAS good
boy ana has been well known In YER
nal for several years. lie lived with
Fera Young when in Vernal and one
year . ended the uintah stake
academy.
DEATH OF MRS, slMONs.
Mrs. simons, one OF Vernal's Oldest
residents passed away Tuesday, July
O. Of pneumonia and the rayages OF old
age. Mrs. Kate Shepherd, widowed
daughter, and Monroe Shepherd,
grandson are the only relatives Ia
Vornal Tho funeral services took
place at the family residence IN Ver-
nal Hyrum u. Calder OF tho Vernal
bishopric. presided. Four appropriate
songs were sung by Geo. H. Adams.
Nelson c. Sowards Nina PACK and
Bathara Young. as a special request.
Elders Samuel H. Bennion. George
Irresstone and H. $. collett were the
speakers
Mrs. Elizabeth y. Harris simons was
born Feb. ~, 1889, IN Connecticut. She
came 10 Utah IN 1862 with capt Neb
ekers OK team company. She has Nv
cd I'm various parts OF Utah until 1888
when she camo With her daughter TO
Vernnl. They kept the leading hotel
for a great many years Mrs. Simons
WAS plain ma honest IN her ways. a
hardworksr and a faithful Latter-day
saint,
MRS. oERBER's SUDDEN DEATH.
Tuesday evening. July .. Mrs. Grace
y. Gerber, wife OF Fred Gerber and
daughter OF q. T. Britt, died sudden
~ nj pneumonia and heart failure. she
was not feeling well but her Illness
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epilepsy. Deceased WAS born at Moroni,
Utah, ON March 49, 1874. where he resId-
ed until about eight years ago. He has
been q resident OF Denver for the past
six years, whore he married and en-
tered business. In which he was quite
successful. He also owned business
place in Cheyenne. His mother, Mrs.
Mary Hannah Joley, IL at present re-
siding IN New York city.
Deceased leaves widow, three
brothers and four sisters residing In
This and other statos and Wide circle
OF relatives and friends In the west who
VIII be erieved 10 learn OF bis uneT-
pected death.
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cn,TrEL MORTGAGE AUCTION
SAlE.

Notice Is hereby given that on tho htl
day OF Mag. 1905, Clarence r. Matson and
Rachel MHtsou 81 Salt Lake city, nud
County, state Of Utah. cNrcutrd core
tain note for so to Benz i. Lguer OF New
York cry due three months from date,
which said note WAS occurred by % chuttel
mortgage upon one d-plcc' parlor suit
upholstered iu plush. ingram carpet 4
stoel sanitary couch and I'D bedding, j
large oak frame mimmOr, lace cur taine,
j dining table / oak center table, b pic
lures, ! oak bedroom suit 3 plecos and
bedding 1 oak cupboard, plu-s doors. au
dishes ana utensils 4 chairs. chllu =
rocker, one i-hole Home Comfort steel
range, No. %. ana pipp. pgl ali uthtl
goods said Clnrcuc" 49, Matfou aud
Rachel Matson owned ana wrto uiu.ied
ai 80. 4 Roberts court aud from ihfte
Lake CITY. Utah which said mortgage
wan duly recorded May 10Th 400 at Q
a. M. ln book ~ ~ rhuttel mortgage
page aslt az salt Lake city OUh, sat
Lake county ~ which thorN now Us due
nnd owing upon said mortgage the sum ~
81 ana interest from MAY 9Th, 1871 costs
IN publication. storage chlrErf ana dam,
nga cbarpsg and other expense incurred
I'M fmcri'slnp Wld mortgage SAID above
proDerty will boz sold ui tho Security Stnr'
mo and commission CO.'S warehouse, sec
end South between Fourth ana Filth
Nest gtroetn Salt Lake CITY, an the Wth
day ~ IulY. 1901 ut no o'clock iu tho
morning Ht public auction to ihe highest
bidder f0r cufh.
Dated thls I2th day nf July. 1911
REM i. LAlER,
By Z. r. Block hls attonoy-in-tact,
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ESTATE OF ELLEN c. CLAWsoN.
DECEASED,

The undersigned will sell At private
sale, the following described property lo-
GATED In Salt Lake city to-wit;
Commencing ~ the southwest corner %
lot ivc. 90, block. one, % plnt 'I,
salt Lake city survey, running thence
east slxty-nine ana one-haif, 0si4) feet,
thence nCIth ten, 40, rods, thence west
sixty-niuc and one half, Ogi.D. feet. theme
south ten, 40, rods u the place of be-
ginning, together with right Of way
tor teams wagons and pedestrians for
the heneht OF said property above des-
cribcd. over the following property:
Beginning at the northwest corner Of
lot twelve, u9. block one, %. plat ~"
aforesaid, thence east twelve, Qa) feet.
north ten. 90, rods. thence west twelve.
u2l. feet, thence north ten, u0l, rods to
the place Of beginning, on or after sat
urday, the oath day Of July 1901 md
written bids VIII be received at the offce
u Young & Movie, Attorney Descret
National Bank Building. Salt Lake city,
Utah, Terms Of sale. cash. 10 per cent
payable at time OF bid. balance on con-
iirmatiOn by the court.
HIRAM BRADLEY CI4AWSON, JR.
SPENCER CLAWSON,
Dated July 8. 1907
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WANTED BY THE 26TH INST.

Preliminary plans. specifications ana
costs OI an oigntteu-rvvm school house,
Iwo stOries ana basement, pace Iur
heating outside of main building. In
trance to basement to be Oh ,ppus tu
sldo from main entrance. riton Lace
local stone, ptlce per percn about
cents per foot II brick be used. lucai
pressed about ST. per M, otner brick
about 50 10 $40. l-upai lumber ABOUT SN
per NJ. All long loists and raf,ers O.c-
sou ur. Aeliew pllo for floors and TRIM
mnBs. the uustces reserve the right 20
reject any or aii said plans and speciii-
cations, and Will be under no linancial
obligations FOR making and submitting on
the same. All sucn plllns ana specuIca-
lions snail be 50 mace ana in the hands
Of the Mphralm school Board by July
18th, 1901.
l.. NJ. OLSON, Chairman.
e. MILl.ARDSoN. Treasurer.
HELEN u, YOUNG, Clerk.
July 18th. 1891.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or
PARTNERSHIP

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
The partnership heretofore existing by
and between Alma II, crow and John h..
Crow OF salt Lake CITY, Utah, under
the firm name and style OF crow Broth
ers, and recently doing business at store
room No. 80 South West Temple Stra>t,
SAT- LAKE CITY. has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent Anna IA. Grow
Ia continue tho business. and collect all
debts. notes ana accounts due the arm.
and teLA the good win of the business
and all property belonging thereto.
JOHN b. GROW.
ALMA II CROW
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and a highly respected citizen, who
died at his home on Saturday. July
10. were held in the schoolhouse on
the Sunday afternoon, Pur presid-
ing elder b. +. Smith, being in
charge. The speakers were Elders
Joseph H Mitchell. Irwin l.. Pratt, and
b. f. Smith. all of whom We're ac-
quainted with Mr.. Henderson. and
spoke feeling of the kindness of
heart and honesty which characterized
his life.
The remains were shipped 10 Salt
Lake City to be buried In the Mount
Olive cemetery. Mr.. Henderson was
an earnest Catholic, who respected
every person In his honest belief. He
was born in the Shetland Islands, June
"a, 1868, and consequently was little
over A years OLD at the time of his
death, He is survived by his widow
and step daughter and other relatives
He came to Utah In the spring o. 1890.
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NOTICE.

THE UTAH CONSOLIDATED MINING
81 MILLING Co.--Notioe is hereby given
that special stockholders meeting OF
the stockholders OF The Titan Consoli-
dated Mining & Milling Company, a cor
poratlon OF Utah. Is called and will be
held AT the Provo Commercial and Say
ings Bank, at Provo City, Utah Coun-
y, Titan, ON Friday. August gth, 1901 at
O'Clock D. m.
The object aud purpose Of the said
meeting is 10 consider and vote upon the
proposition to amend the Articles of In
corporation of the said company in the
following particulars to-wit;
BY striking out Articles v, VI IN hni
AIII OF said Articles of Incorporation as
they now read, and Inserting IN lieu
thereof the fsoil93M,iHg; :.
The general Office and the principal
place of business OF this corporation shall
be at salt Lake City Salt Lake county
Utah
The amount Of the capital stock Of this
corporation shall be two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars (s2jo00D. which
shall be divided into one million shares
each Of the par value Of twenty-five cents
ARTICLE TX.
The officers OF this corporation shall
be: G) a board N seven directors. ~ A
president (s 4 vice president a. A
Of Secretary and Treasurer may be held
by one and the Same person.
The directors shall be elected by the
stockholders but all other officers shal ba
elected by the directors.
ARTICLE XIII.
A regular nnnuul stockholders meet
Ing shall he held annually at tho general
office OF the corporation at Salt Lake
city, Utah. on the fret Monday I'm Jan
uary Of each year at o'clock p, m.
at which meeting there shall annually b.
elected boHrd Of seven directors who
may ho elected by q majority vote of the
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THE LATE AMENzo w. BAKER.

of the same year. In the Inter part
of 1858 he was called Ia labor among
the Indians and establish mission at
Fort Supply Green River county,,
Wyo. Here he remained with several
others under the leadership. of John
Nebeker until the invasion OF john
ston's army in 1867, when the mis-
sion was abandoned. In 1860 he came
to Mendon, Cache county, and engaged
in farming which he followed until his
demise. His wife preceded him three
years. He is survived by four broth
ers and four sisters, all pioneers OF
1S47. also three sons and three daugh-
ters. He did much toward the devel-
oping of Utah, suffering many priva-
lions and hardships in the early days.
He was a loyal citizen. good Latter
day Saint, true TO his convictions. a
kind and accommodating neighbor ana
leaves host OF friends and relatives
to mourn his departure.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION TO DIS.
INCORPORATES

In the Third District Court, in and for
Salt Lake County. State Of Utah. In the
matter OF the application Of the Vespa-
slan-Hoogley Mining Company. to be dis
the Vespasian- Hoogley Mining Company,
a corporation formed under the laws OK
the state Of Utah he's presented TO tho
Third District Court, of Salt Lake Coun-
ly Utah, Il petition praying to be- allowed
10 dis-lncotporate aud dissolve. and that
Saturday, the l0th day OF August, 1901,
thereafter as counsel can be heard. has
been appointed rs the time and Honor
able Morris t. Ritchle's Court Room Of
the Third District Court. Of Salt Lake
County. Utah as the place at which said
application IS to be heard.
Witness the CLERK Of said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed. this 9Th day OF
July, a. u. 1901
tseaD j. L. ELDREpGE. JR.. Clerk.
by VIM. II. jenkins. Deputy Clerk
Mays & Orem. Attorneys Tor Petitioner.
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Very sincerely yours,
CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS
WANT no coMpRoMIsE.

A petition has been filed In the dis
trict court by the heirs of the estate
OF Henry Il. Prince. who met his death
Jan. l3. 1907, while In the employ of ths
Nevada Northern Railway company at
ELY, New, asking for the appointment
OF RobeIs G.. Agee as administrator of
the estate, which consists OF a cause of
action against the railroad company for
MS death, which was caused II is al
legged, through the carelessncss and
negligence OF the company. The petition
sets forth that the company desires 10
compromise the action by q settlement
of $1,000, which amount the heirs are
Iesirous OF accepting.
DEATH OF JOSHUA T. ROUND.
Joshua T. Round, who has made OK-
den his home for considerable time died
at Q o'clock at the Ogden general hospital
or pneumonia. from which he has SUI
Tered since July g. He was IS years OF
age: a son, Charles Round OF Boise,
Idaho, has been notified Of his fathers
DEATH The body was taken TO I.arkln &
sons Undertaking parlors and embalmed.
KILLED AT A MINE IN NEVADA.
Word was received in Ogden yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. Ira Hasklns that
her brother, e. ID. Fairy, young mining
engineer, had been Killed at mine at
Lynne. New. No further particulars nave
been received. The message came from
Ely. New The young man was a native
Of Denver Colo, to which place it Is
expected his body will be shipped.
POLICEMAN PROMOTED.
The many friends OF Police Officer John
Hutchins will be pleased TO learn that
he has been advanced 10 night detective,
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pEsrRET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY JULY 10 1907

was not considered at all serious until
few hours before her death She was
married only last April and was strong
and apparently healthy.
The funeral was held Thursday con-
Quoted by n. j. Caldwell Jr, OF the
Maeser ward bishopric, The speakers
We're Prest. Harden Bennion aud Pa
trlarch Nelson Morkley. who offered
words OF consolation and comfort TO
the young husband and parents.
HIGH WATERS AND STORMS
The high water even though It is July
is doing considerable damage. The
roads to the reservation country are
cut of by the Myton bridge being
flooded and he Lake Fork and Du-
chesnc bridges gone. Crops look wen
IN VeImal but the farmers are being
hindcred In their hayirg by storms.
Saturday night one OF the iiercest thun-
der storms ever known here occurred.
People here sim believe the world is
Just n little "out Of Silter," Tho wealth
or sage Of the Vcrnal ExprGss, whose
forecasts were very reliable i'm years
gone by. slmply refuses to tell the peo-
pie any more what kind of weather 70
expect.
GAMBLING BROUGHT TO LIGHT.
The people OF Vernal have been ex-
periencng some metropolitan turns. =
When Hirsch the clerk of the Vernal
Trading company, was brought back
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MENDON.
ANOTHER PIONEER AT REST

Amenzo W. Baker Closes Eyentful Ca
rcer At rs,
Special Correspondence.
Mendon. Cache Co., July 16.--Amen-
10 w. Baker. one OF the lS47 pioneers
and a highly respected citizen or cache
bounty. died July 10, at his home IN
lMendon, Cache Co.. of pneumonia
He was sick but six days. He was
horn In Herkimar county, n. Y, June
10, 1892, and gathered with his parents
and the saints AT Nauvoo in 1889 He
lived at Montrose, Ia, up TO the time or
the expulsion of the saints from Maui
VOC in 1916. He went to Winter quar-
tiers Ia, and In ls47 continued his
Journey with the saints to the valley
of Salt Lake, arriving there in OCTOBER
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MORONI.
R. EzDoN JoLLEY DEAD.

Native of Moronl succumbs to Epilcp-
~ at Denver.
Special Correspondence.
Moronl. Sanpete CO. July lo.-Our re-
spected fellow townsman, Joseph l..
JOllsy, has returned from Denver, to
which place he was unexpectedly called
by the sudden death OF his son, II. Es-
bon Jolley. who Is supposed TO have
passed away through an attack OF
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STATE NEWS BRIEFS.

stabblnR ARRAY nj Garland-On
Sunday afteynaon fracas occurred
az the Garland livery stable whore n
number OF persons had been drinking.
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Aud IN NCCoTd1nce with law and an
order OF the Board Of Directors made on
said 18th day Ot June. 1911 so many
shares Of each parcel OF such stock
as may be necessary Will he sold at pub
tic auction AT the Office Of the secretary
Of said company NJ the state Bank ~
Utah Salt Lake city Utah, on Friday,
tho 10Th day of August. 1901. at 10
o clock n. m. 10 pay the delinquent as
easement thereon, together With the
costs Of advertising and expense Of sale.
HENRY r. McEWAN,
Secretary.
state Bank ot Utah, Salt Lake city,
Utah
Flrsl pnhlIcation Jmly 10 1871.
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FIRE AT NORTH OGDEN.
Boys With Firecraclsers Cause Serious
LOss--Brown Barn Burned.

Ogden, July l9.--Through little boys
being permitted to have matches and
frecrackers yesterday, which they
used freely, rs. Elizabeth Brown of
North Ogden suffered a loss of 500
worth of property. The boys had gone
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UNITED WORKMEN SUED.

IN last nights Ogden department. the
heading of court item makes II app
pear that the Woodmcn were being
sued for Insurance policies. This il an
error. The defendant IN the suit Is
the Ancient Order OF United Workmen.
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THISTLE.

Funeral oi james Henderson, an Es-
tccmcd Citizen of Thistle.
Special Correspondence.
Thistle, Utah Co, July ls.--The fun
eral services over the remains of
James Henderson, an old settler here,
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7 oday 5 Ogden News

a new position on the police force He Is
a good and efficient officer who has al
ways performed his duties wen ana wRs
deserving Of tho new position.
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS

Book store Salt Lake Ciiy Utah, tor
a free copy. Special terms 10 dealers
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VICE PRESIDENT Nor COMING.

iCI+ hCSlpt'Nl NOI tOmlINt'
The people of Ogden will regret TO
learn that Vice President Fairbanks
win be unable TO visit ogden as a guest
Of the Press club. The Following letter
In p. 7. Spencer Of the club explains
itself;
Il thank you Tor for the invitation
of the Ogden Press club to be its guest
ON my return east. As I wired you be-
fore leaving Portland. | find myself
unable to accent [ very much regret
that ] am not able to run down to
Ogden aud enjoy your hospitality.
II remember my last visit to Ogden
with great pleasure and would he graft
fled, indeed. were / able to return there
and enjoy a visit with the members Of
your club l wish you would express
to them my sincere appreciation OF the
courtesy extended, together with my
best wishes.
Very sincerely yours,
CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS"
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Manager, Z. A. Larltin.
49, 18th st. Telephone iay-k.

Advertisements FOR 'he Daily.
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted en- tbs same terms as ns
the Salt Lake Office.
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Circuintor, john J, MeGrcgor
s24s wash. AVE, ind. TEL, ISL.
Ofhco with LANDER, Paper Co
Payments for the Daily. Saturday
ard Semi Weekly News should be
made to the circulator Delivery
made b.. carr'er on the same terms
aa In Salt Lake,
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out in the barn yard to have their fun
with the fire crackers. In shooting
them off, sparks from the powder lg-
nited the hay stack, containing about
SIX toms OF hay the flames leaped over
TO the barns and shed, destroying them,
together with wagon. a calf and a
quantity of other property. \ bucket
brigade was formed and an effort was
made to extlnguish the fire. but IL had
gained such Roadway before observed
that nothing could be done to save
IT, and the barns and other prop
erty wore totally destroyed. The dam
age Is estimated at $500 with only $3.50
insurance.
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Every mother feel, a
great dread Of tho pain
and danger attendant upoE
the most critical period
of her life. Becoming