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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

Mrs. Ed. Anderson Friday evening by a
number of young lady friends. A num-
Der of nice china gifts were presented
Miss Erickson Miss Erickson and Mr.
Joseph Rasmussen will be married soon.
Miss Erickson has left for her home IN
Gunnison to prepare for the event.
Mrs. Alfred Colby and Miss Viola Zoo
felt went to Sigurd Tuesday on account
of the serious illness of their mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Whyte. after a
visit of several weeks with the families
of their sons, J. A. and D. r. Whyte,
started Sunday on return to their home
in Great Falls Mont.
Bishop c. T. Black was down from
MarySVale the past week visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. SOren Christensen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Brown returned
Monday from a visiting trip with rela-
tives in Utah county and Murray. They
left Wednesday for Kimberly to reside for
the summer.
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and Iona Knight The young ladies hav,
| Oeen touring Europe for the last sever
/ mother, while Mir. Allen has been labor
! ing as a Mormon missionary for the last
few years. Misses Cora Allen and Pearl
Jones crossed the Atlantic with the party
but remained in the east to visit friends
All expressed themselves as having a
most enjoyable trip.
Miss Stella Young visited relatives and
! friends at Brigham City the past week.
Mrs w. B. Ward and Miss Edna Beck
left for Idaho Saturday for an extended
visit with their brother, ]. w. Beck.
Mrs. Reed Smoot spent part of the past
week at the capital.
Miss Lille Brown charmingly enter
tanned the Pallas club Thursday evening
at a o'clock tea.
Mrs L. A. Colvin of Payson is visiting
her sister Mrs c. Z. Loose.
Mrs. owen DusenbeTTy and her sister.
Miss Lucy Louder, were here from Salt
Lake visiting friends this week
A delightful lawn party was given Mon
day afternoon by Mrs David Openshaw,
when about forty of her friends enjoyed
her kind hospitality.
Mr.. and Mrs A g Busath are visiting
W. II. r. PaXman this week.
Miss Hannah Dunn spent Sunday and
Monday in Salt Lake, guest of Miss
Lisie Bradford.
Misses Fern Smoot and May Thurman
were visiting in Salt Lake City Sunday.
Miss Mamie Beesley of Provo speh,
saturday and Sunday at American Fork.
the guest OF Miss Nina Houston
Dr. II. 5. Pyne, who is here on Vaca-
ton from George Washington university,
visited friends in Mt. Pleasant and Fair
view this week.
The Priscilla club met Thursday even
ing with Miss Fern SmoOt. An interest
ing program was rendered and a delight
fui social evening passed.
Mrs. Emeline Lindsay of Eureka was
in Provo this week.
Mrs. Ida SmOot Dusenberry is back
from a visit to southern Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thurman of Ogden
were the guests of l.. n. Hinckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E Rydalch spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Johnson
of MapletOn.
Mrs, Lovinna Bennett of Ogden. her
daughter Pearl, and niece Miss Meta
FarTer of Beaver. are visiting Mrs. Ben
nett's uncle, Roger Farrer, and other rel
atives in this city.
Joseph f. Beck returned Friday from
Strawberry valley, where he has been
spending a couple of weeks vacation.
Geneva resort was the scene of the ell
derby people of Utah stake and their
friends last Thursday. They were happy
participants in one of the most enjoyable
events Of the season.
Miss Allie SmOOt has gone to North Fork
for vacation.
Ira Frampton is down from Salt Lake
visiting relatives.
Mrs. j. wilkins of Salt Lake City is the
guest of Mrs. liver Lawson.
Miss Alta Kimball of Salt Lake was the
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riage license by Clerk Anderson and mar
ried at the temple Thursday last.
Henry Hansen and Anna Anderson of
Ephraim we're married at the temple
Wednesday last.
William Brotherson and Annie Burnside
OF Mt. Pleasant were married at the tenn
pie by President Lewis Anderson We'd
William Robbins and Alice Nirdon of
Pleasant Grove were married at the tenn
pie during the week.
Bishop Daniel Rasmussen and wife of
Mt Pleasant were temple visitors during
the week.
Mrs Emma E. Petersen of Gunnison
was temple city visitor during the week
Henry o. Poulson of Richfield spent
two days in Manti this week visiting
friends. He leaves for a mission to Den
mark Monday next
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Morley, jr., of Mo
ROM were visitors in Manti during the
week.
Mrs. Osmond Justesen of Spring City
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Alfred, were Manti visitors during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hansen spent
Tuesday last in Manti visiting friends.
L. L. Hiskey of the Sanpete Valley
railway, was a business visitor in Manti
during the week.
Rev G. w. Martin of the Presbyterian
church of this city returned from En-
cry county during the week. where he has
been in the interest of his church.
Editor J. l.. Ewing of the Messenger,
and family, Otto Ottosen and family, and
Carl Gartat and family are rusticating
in Manti canyon.
l. ID. Voorhees, was a business visitor
to the metropolis during the week.
Miss Lillian HOrnung of this city is Wis
iting friends in Idaho
John A Alder and brother, Byron. re-
turned from Logan this week, where they
have attended the summer school held
there.
Frank L. Copening of Lynn Junction
spent several days in Manti the past
week.
Mrs. j. NJ Burns entertained the men,
bers of the Literary club at her home
Thursday evening.
Miss Hattie Parry entertained a num-
Der of heI lady fdiends at her nome
Thursday evening.
A baby boy was born during the week
to Mr.. and Mrs. ThOrvald Nelson.
A baby by was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Lowry Wednesday of last week.
Mrs Gardner +. Snow is visiting rela-
tives in Richfield.
George F Jackson and family of Venice
were visitors at the temple during the
week
Mayor Anderson and President Ezra
Shoemaker were business visitors to
Marysvale during the week.
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MURRAY.

Miss Harriet Maxfie1d is chief operator
at the local exchange of the Independent
Telephone company, relieving Miss Louise
Holm.
Mrs. A A. Bird entertained a party of
her friends Tuesday evening at her home
on Seventeenth South street.
The dance given at the Social hall was
an enjoyable affair, all the younger set
attending.
Mrs. L. B. Powell leaves Sunday for
Springvile, where she will spend two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. George Hyde.
Miss Mono Watts will leave Monday for
Wyoming. where she will spend the sum-
mer months.
Miss Elizabeth Kilpack of this city and
Walter McDOugal of Salt Lake were
united in marriage during the week.
Mrs. j. EliasOn and her children have
gone to Idaho, where they are at a large
ranch for the summer.
Miss Effie Gardner left Wednesday
SsssnIng for St. George, to spend a month
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. T. p. De Groot and daugh-
ter left Thursday for Yellowstone Park.
J. w. CahOon and family spent Sunday
at Brighton. and a merry little crowd 1t
was. Fishing was the feature of the day.
after which Tepast was served under the
tall evergTeens for the tired fisherman.
&. Snarr leaves Saturday for England,
where he will labor in the mission field.
George Hyde of Springville spent Mon
day in this city, returning to his home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Dan Pack of Payson. who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. A. s. Hush, for
the past week, left Thursday for her
home.
Miss Merl Miller left Saturday evening
for Logan to be gone one week.
viii Winder left Wednesday for the
jamestown exposition. where he will
spend one week, and from there he Will
go direct to New York, where he will take
Joe stearns left the fore part of the
week for Ely, New.
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PARK CITY,

Mr. and Mrs. George Geiger were Park
City visitors Sunday.
Fred Morgan returned from a brief
visit in Salt Lake Monday morning.
John Perry is visiting in the Park for a
few days
DR.. r. +. Wight returned from a pleas
ant visit in the metropolis Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Joseph King is visiting in Salt
Lake for a few days.
Mrs. F. W. Hoyt was the recipient of
a very pleasant surprise party at her
home below the city. which was planned
and carried out by a number of her
was pleasantly spent in cards and music,
Miss Irena Watson, who has recently re-
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turned from the Boston conservatory, rer--
defed several beautiful instrumental Sc
lectlons which were much enjoyed by al.
! IN the evening refreshments were served
and the affair proved to be a grand sue
cess.
The social dance given in Maple hall
by Professor W. II. Miller, Tuesday even
ing. was quite well attended and needless
to say pleasant time was had by those
who were present.
Mrs. Dan b. Shields entertained a crowd
of her friends at her home on Main street
Wednesday morning in honor of Mrs.
John A. Malta, who has been visiting
with her for several days, prior to leav-
ing for her new home in Ely, New. Cards
furnished the amusement, the game OF 500
being played and the prizes We're awarded
to Mrs. F. W. Smith and Mrs. John
Welsh, and following this refreshments
were served by the hostess The rooms
were prettily decorated in wild flowers
and the color scheme of blue and white
was well carried out. Mrs. Malta was
also the recipient of many beautiful pres
ents.
Mrs. DR.. Lecompte went down to the
city Thursday afternoon to visit with
Findley Watson left Tuesday morning
, for an extended visit in Seattle, Wash.
James Sweeney was a passenger on
| Thursday mornings train for New York.
where he will visit with relatives for sew
erai weeks.
Mrs F. w Hoyt entertained the mem
berS of the WOmans Aid society OF the
congregational CHuICN at n6E NOME + IL
day afternoon Besides the members pres
ent there was Mrs. Charles Watson Of
Salt Lake. who is visiting in this city
with her daughter Mrs. Dan, B. Shields.
Miss Minnie Kescel is visiting with rel
atives in Park. Miss Kescel has been alb
| sent for more than year.
Mrs Arthur Williams entertained the
Bridge Whist club Thursday evening at
/ her home. Beside the members of the club
! there were present Mrs. Martha J. Wat
! son. Ralph Watson OF Salt Lake Miss
| Messrs. Verne and Mark Wight, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan 3. Shields.
James Kelley and sister. Miss May. Wis
tied in Salt Lake this week.
Mrs. Fargo entertained Thursday even
ing and her guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Hubbard Mr.. and Mrs. Frankel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Beggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
L. KimbaII Mrs W. d. Sutton.
Mr. and Mrs. William DOnOugh were
passengers to Park City Tuesday morn
ing
Mrs. Henry Sutherland entertained the
Five Hundred Card club Thursday after
noon.
Louis PECAN is visiting with his mother
in Park.
Dan Shields entertained the following
young people at a circus party Tuesday
afternoon: Misses ITma p. Watson, Mar
garet Watson, Martha Watson, Susie
Shields, Elizabeth Shields, Messrs. Ralph
Watson. Leo Shields and George Shields.
A jolly crowd of young people spent
Tuesday at the famous Hot Pots.
Jennie Wilson gave picnic Saturday
to number of young people. The day
was spent up the tramway
Continued on Page 3.
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AMERICAN FORK.

Miss Liza Chipman's Sunday school
class. consisting of about twenty-five
members, spent Wednesday at Saratoga
Springs.
Miss Sarah Nelson of this place left
here Tuesday morning for an extended
visit in California.
J. W. and c. A. storrs and wives spent
Sunday at MapletOn, the guests of theil
sister, Mrs. s. W. Bird.
Mrs. Heber Robinson spent Wednesday
in Lehi with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred frame.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Tying were il
Provo Tuesday.
D. c. AdamsOn is home from his ranct
in Provo valley
Mr. and Mrs E. H Stout spent Mon
day in Salt Lake City visiting relatives
John Smith and Joseph Harmer OF
Springville spent Tuesday and Wednes
| day in American Fork.
The Daughters of the Pioneers of this
| place spent a very pleasant day on Wed
neSday of this week as the guests of Mrs
I Hannah Dunkley of Provo Mrs. Dunk
ley formerly resided in American Fork
but recently moved TO Provo to make hel
home in that city. 1t has been their Gus
tom for number of years to meet anC
enjoy themselves in a good social chat a
least once year. This year they me
at the home of Mrs. Dunkley in Provo. A
very pleasant time was spent in sOcia
chat and relating experiences of earlier
days when they were in reality Tho
daughters of the pioneers.
Bishop and Mrs. J. r. Hindley enter
tanned the teachers of the Third ware
Sunday school at their home Tuesday
evening. An interesting program haC
been arranged for the occasion. Refresh
mentS were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Misener returned
home on Friday from a weeks visit witt
Mrs. MiseneT's parents at Huntsville.
Miss Katie Chapman entertained at the
home of her parents in the Second ward
Wednesday evening.
Wells Brimhall OF Provo. who recently
returned from a L. ID. 5. mission tC
Switzerland, spent Sunday in American
Fork, the guest of Miss Ida Jensen
Francis Alillner of Provo spent the fore
part of the week in this city, the guest
of Miss Rebecca Snider.
Miss Chloe Woods of Huntsville Is Wis
iting here, the guest of Mrs. Arthur Nc
Carly.
Mrs. Fern Engle of Springville spent
part of the week in this place visiting
with Mrs s. Nisener.
Miss Nina Fosset of Provo is visiting
in American Fork.
Julia Brown of the Independent tele-
phone office spent the fore part of the
week visiting friends in Santdquin.
Mrs. George Tying and her son, George
are visiting i'm American Fork the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Tying.
Patrick Henry of Heber City is visit
ing in this city, the guest of Miss Edith
Mrs. Heber Cutler of Garland. Utah. is
here for a short visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gender.
Frank Hallsey returned home the fore
part of the week after spending the past
three weeks in Salt Lake City.
Miss Grace Crystal of this place war
married last Wednesday to Frank Z.
Capson of East Mil Creek at Salt Lake
City.
Mir. and Mrs. Jack Crooks, Mrs. George
Sinclair, Mrs. Nina Lee and Mrs. Rose
Miller spent Thursday at Saratoga
Springs.
Mayor Robinson of Logan spent the
latter part of the week in American Fork
visiting relatives.
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PROVO.

One Of the most charming social events
Of the week was the lawn KensingtOT
given by Mrs. c. f. Loose, assisted by
her daughters, Misses Erma and Fay
About sixty friends were present. The
rooms and grounds were decorated beau
tifully with palms, roses and sweet peas
Vocal and instrumental selections Were
rendered. after which a luncheon was
served.
Mrs. W. H Dyer and daughters LeRee
and Lois OF Washington, d. c, are the
guests of F. F. Steigmeyer. The ladies
are on trip through the west
Miss Pansy Thuesen and Miss Matte
Hammer were here from Salt Lake this
week visiting relatives
Mrs. James f. Daniels was hostess at a
KensingtOn Friday. The parlorS were
tastefully decorated with a profusion of
flowers. About seventy guests were en-
tertained, and a delightful social after
noon was passed
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Maybee of Salt
Lake City spent Sunday with relatives
and friends
A pretty home wedding of the week was
that Of Miss Hazel L. Allen and Thomas
Lee Graham on Tuesday at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Allen, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. j. Challen Smith in the presence
of the families The rooms were artist
cally decorated with the seasons choicest
flowers. Supper was served.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ l.. Pratt entertained in
formally at family dinner on Sunday last
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Beebe of
Salt Lake
Mrs. Reed Smoot entertained at a mu-
steal Saturday evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Eldredge, who recently
returned from Germany where Mr.. Ell
dredge has been studying music for some
time. number of Proves most talen-
ted singers were present. All spent an
enjoyable evening.
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Beebe of Salt Lake
City were Provo visitors for the past few
days.
R (. Allen has returned from Europe,
in company with Misses Fannie Mclean
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21
LOGAN.

The local WoOdmen gave big social
on Friday evening, when they elected Of
was a large attendance of members and
was large attendance of MEMBERS and
their wives, and they enjoyed themselves
in witnessing the initiation of some new
members in dancing. playing games and III
sampling the nice refreshments served
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Cushman of Los
Angeles were in Logan this week as the
guests of Mrs. Cushmans parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. ". Larsen. A dinner in
their honor was given on Tuesday They
leave for the coast on Sunday.
Miss Ardell Crockett returned this week
from a visit of several months duration
with friends in Ely, New.
r. l.. Campbell spent part of the week
in Salt Lake city.
Miss Clara Bacon of West Jordan is
the guest of her cousins, the Misses Egg
bert.
T. w. De Langton of Atlanta. Ga. spent
a couple of days of this week in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Cummings came
here from Ely. New, this week 10 visit
with friends before going to Los Angeles,
where they will locate.
Mrs Robert Murdoch. ST.. was rendered
d birthday surprise party by the members
of her family on Tuesday evening A large
company Of people were present and they
spent a decidedly pleasant evening
Mrs. Odell of Ogden spent the week in
Logan as the guest Of her son, Post
master Joseph Odell.
Mrs. P. D. Stops and Miss Catherine
Smith are visiting in Idaho at the ranch
of Dr. James Cochraue
Mr. and Mrs T.. r. Benson of Helena,
Mont, returned to their home this week
after d two weeks stay with relatives and
friends mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smart left here the
first of the week on three months sight
seeing trip in Europe.
James b Wellman of Memphis. Tenn,
stopped off in Logan this week while on
his way to Butte to visit friends
Mrs. Joseph Ballif is up from Bingham
CANYON on a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John i. S0uireS.
Mrs. Kate Burns and children of Salt
Lake were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William BTaugham this week.
Mrs Moses Hendricks of Salt Lake City
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returned to her home on Sunday after a
pleasant visit with her mother.
Miss Cora Ward of Provo is spending
her vacation in Logan as the guest of her
sister. Mrs. w. o. Ramshaw.
Mrs. Thomas Lloyd of St Anthony is
here to spend the summer with friends.
Judge H. H. Rolapp spent the first of
the week in Logan
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guest of her aunt, Mrs. May Partridge,
this week.
Mrs. S. A. King Of Salt Lake is visiting
friends at Provo while her husband is in
Nevada.
Bryant s. Hinckley was here from Salt
Lake visiting relatives this week
The First ward NJ l. A entertained the
First ward Relief society last Tuesday
evening A luncheon was served and a
splendid program rendered
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-09
Notice.

United states Land ONCE. \, Lake
city, Utah, July ?, 1897.
IN whom n Nay CoHccrnt
Noticc Is hereby given b. the
state uf Utah has filed In tli,ofice
lists n Lands selected by b. said
State. ~ Indemnity School nnds,
under section NJ the Act boon
gross, approved July 10, lsgi {. fol-
lows, viz:
Lots g.. .. 3. I. .. o, Z, DO. n.
", sec. X, T3N, R9E tSuadOiD 4;
nii swii - set see I, a. na, 80
nwi. 81 see. X, Estate 3sG h RI;
~ net, sig nwt. see I, NV -. 10,
Estate M, L I r. rs y, nj, aud
els nw'., e's swi., eit nei4 sci
see. ~, n I y, RI T., s.. NJ.
Estate M, 4 RI.
Copies of said lists, 40 fad they
relate to said tracts, by DECEPTIVE
subdivisions, have been copicu-
ously posted In this Office lot spec
ton 10y any person lnteresl j. and
boy the public generally.
During the period Of puolhtion
Of this notice, under epaanntal
Instructions NJ April ~, iafpro-
tests or contests against The Jain
Of the State To any Of the tho oi
subdivisions hrrrinbcfore descbed
on the ground that the SAND hnor,
valuable for mineral than iorigri,
cultural purposes, will b. tcoive,
aud noted for report to the Gcera
Land ONCE nj Washington, b. G
Failur" su To protest or rosest
within the time specified, wl h.
conIidered sufficient evidence q ia,
non-mineral character Of the nets
and the selections thereof, sinl
otherwise free from objection will
bee recommended for approval.
H.. u. Il. Thompson, Regisr.
Date first pub. July ~, 1877
Date last pub. Aug. ., 1877.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-09
Notice.


United States Land Onicc. Sal, Lake
city, Utah, July Is, 1910.
To Whom n Nay Concern.
Notice Is hereby given that the
State ~ Utah has filed In this office
lists of lands, selected by the said
state, ~ Indemnity school Lands.
under sectionG NJ the Act " Com
gross approved July 10. 1894 ~ FOL.
lows, viz;
E's; eltnwi and eis swii sec. X,
Estate 3gi, & r.; all soc. x. (State
800, 4 I RI; lots I, =. ., I. 3. al,
So ncii, eis swii. set nwt. and
sci, see q, CState 3s0. L I RI: all In
TIN, R9E; cti neit, nwi, net
nw'4 and 50 see ~, tState 3gl, L I
~; T3N, RI y; all sec - state
1903, L | r.; all see *, lState 3g2 4
| RI; all In TiN, RI r.. all sec ~,
Estate 10 4 I RI; all sec ~, Estate
iO7, L I r., all T3N, R9E. Sim.
Copies Of said lists, 50 far as they
relate to said tracts, by descriptive
subdivisions, lave been conspicu-
uusly posted In this office for ms, &C.
tion 10y any person Interested, ard
by the public generally.
During the period of publication
Of this notice, under departmental
instructions Of April -, 1907, pro-
tests or contests against the claim Of
the State, to any NJ the tracts or
subdivisions hcreinboforc described,
ON the ground that the same Il more
valuable for mineral than for agri-
cultural purposes, will be received
and noted for report to the General
Land Oiiice ~ Washington, u. c.
Failure so to protest or contest,
within the time specified. will b,
considered sufficient evidence NJ tn,
non-mineral character nj the tracts
and the selections thereof, beInl
otherwise free from objection, viii
he recommended for approval
T.. u. II. Thompson, Register.
Date of first pub. July ~, ~
Date Of last pub. Aug. -. ~
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-09

The board ~ county commission
crs we're In session Monday, and
transacted u great deal ~ rontinc
business. the main item, being ~
follows:
The resignation Of VIM. T.. Robin
son ~ custodian Of the court house
was accepted, and James II Ball
was appointed In his stead.
bills amounting 10 over t2,oJO.oO
were allowed.
w. 5. Wright was appointed reg
istration agent for voting district
No. I, Park City, aud walter Evans
for district No. ?, Park civ.
statements Of the fees collected
by tho clerk aud recorder for the
month Of July showed t2i7.5O from
the former Office and IljO.95 from
the latter
Messr,. John G. Paskctt, Moses
W. Taylor, John Pack, Angus J..
Cannon and w. n. Stevens We're
appointed delegates to the National
Irrigation Congress from tai. county
to be held at Sacramento, Cal, sept
2nd to III.
John O'Driscoll NJ Francis was
appointed supervisor to eXpend the
1901 appropriation made by the
Legislature for the stockmore road
to the reservation.
A resolution passed the board au-
ihorizing Commissioner Archibald
10 negotiate for an oycrdraft In n
sum not H. exceed $1,000. The
heavy expense on the roads and
bridges In the county this season
has eaten up all the county funds,
aud Il will be necessary To borrow
the above amount In order To pay
the warrants until the taxes ARE re-
cctvcd Two on the large bridges
across Weber river are In such con-
ditlon that the commissioners have
decided to put In new steel bridges,
and bids will be asked for In the
very near future for bridge at
Henefer aud one at pron.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-09
Diarrhoea Cured.

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try II. Tho result Is one bottle
cured him and he has not suffered
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tbs. Before taking this remedy lac
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