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The Penn's Grove record., 1907-08-30
Linen Crash

t~oweling; two special
bargains for this weeks
selling.
All linen full bleached,
good weight, - l-2c.
Strong union three
quarters linen, regularly
- I-2c a yard, is spe-
cially priced at Zoe.
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1114 Cha w. Dunn and others 64.23
ZIG VIM. johnson & Son, team 800
I'LL Joshua Davis, road seraper 400
1l23 r.. n. Vanneman, wharfage 1900
1151 ohm S. Redstrake, automobile 1910
1853 John T.. Ayres and others 20.9S
ll56 VIM. J.. Freas and others 1855
1176 A. G. Lounsbury and others $50
18th paid to D.. V. sum
ed from note 100000
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$70,013.16
STATE ROADS

z Chas. w. Dunn and Others S 1890
Sc Chas. w. Dunn and others $500
1856 VIM. Johnson & Son, team 200
1871 r.. n. Vanneman, wharfage 2S.M
159 Chas. w. Dunn and others 1850
1870 Chas. w. Dunn and others 23.0O
296 ii. b. Keasbey, services 104. 10
305 Chas. w. Dunn and others 40.75
374 II. =. Keasbey, services 1925
80 II. B. Keasbey, services 1000
464 Grant c.. Gibbon and others '4I12
476 Thos Lecount, piling 400
All VIM. M. Joslin, carting 400
4S1 Chas. w. Dunn and others 2715
1913 /. Woodsides, carting Sos
SOP Chas. w. Dunn and others 1888
52 Fl. L. Justice q Co., tile, &c. 4z.10
Csc VIM. Johnson e Son, team 400
6S7 VIM. H.. Ireland, screenings BIOS
10 Chas. w. Dunn and others 1872
III Sinnickson-Smith Lumber Co. 1913
154 Elias MARITIME, unloading shells $500
15 Vim. Johnson & Son. horse hire 500
7S5 Chas. w. Dunn and others 119. 90
7S6 Chas. w Dunn and others $3.50
797 r. N. N~anneman, wharfage 1920
1913 Jas. A. Stricken, shells 4S7.49
S33 City of Salem, hire of seraper 500
1874 City of Salem, for stone 71O
S42 Chas. W.. Casper, hoe 80
S94 VIM. Johnson & Son, team 600
800 ChaS w. Dunn and others 30.50
sol Chas. w. Dunn and others SO. 76
1901 Chas w. Dunn and others 67.65
1011 VIM. Johnson q Son, team hire 4.50
1910 VIM. Johnson & Son, team 500
1045 Chas. w. Dunn and others 49, 30
1919 Chas. w. DUNN and others 1850
1850 Chas. w. Dunn and others 121.S1
1851 Chas. w. Dunn and others 1910
1862 Central Lumber Co, lumber 23.10
1053hB. Stratton, rigging for I'M
loading shells 800
i'll Elsinboro Township, scraper 12.0O
1112 Chas. w. Dunn and others 5S.02
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NOTICE
OF
Primary Election

Notice is hereby given that the Boards OF
Registry and Election viii meet at The places
OF their respective election districts, where
the next election will be held, on
TUESDAY THE 10th day or SEPTEMBER,
1907,
at 'efckP ?. NJ and remain in session until
y O'Clock III the evening for the purpose Of con
Quoting The Primary Election for all polite |
parties
w. b. JONES,
Secretary Salem County Board of Election.
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The Democratic State Committee has
changed the date of holding q conven-
ton to nominate a candidate for Gov
ernor from September 18th to 18th in
Trenton.
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$616.92
EXTRA SCHOOLS

81 Sue FL Cole S 10
$50 j. a. Wentzell, expenses 81
337 Isaac RissemiIler, examiner Is
33S Sarah A. Smith, examiner .
Il. Coles, examiner 25
442 Sara A. Smith, examiner Z
4i3 Isaac Rissemiller, examiner Is
S6415J. A. Wentzell, Co. Supt. 81
SS4 Sara A. Smith, examiner L
$50 VIM. a. S%torrie, Co. examiner q
$40 Isaac RissemilIer, Co. examiner Is
1893 J. A. Wentzell, Co. Supt. 81
1146 j. A. WentZell, Co. Supt. 81
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$294.95

Salem, n. T., May 9th. 1901.
To the Honorable Board of Chosen Free
holders of the county of Salem:
Gentlemen: We, the undersigned COM
mittee, appointed to audit the accounts
of the County Collector, beg leave to re-
port that we have examined the receipts.
vouchers. and books of said collector. ana
find same to be correct in all respects.
W. j. FREAS.
r. B. GRISCOM,
B. 3. WESTCOTT.
Committee.
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Pretty Ginghams
Buy Your PerCales


now; every indication
seems to point to still
higher prices on cotton
goods.
These pretty Light and
dark ground percales in
stripes, dots, figures and
checks, are the best
quality and a yard wide.
Price l5c a yard.
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-puRLIC


453 School Order NO. u, Salem
City, State appropriation
454 School Order No. 8, Piles
grove, State appropriation
455 School Order No. Z, Oldmans,
State appropriation
627 School Order No. II, u. Pitts
grove, State appropriation
631 School Order No. l, Allo-
way, State appropriation
G32 School Order No. s, Penns-
grove, State appropriation
ga School order No. 10, U. p.
Neck, State appropriation
635 School Order No. II, Quin-
ton, State appropriation
636 School order No. 10, Pitts
grove, State appropriation
637 School Order No. 8, Manning
ton, State appropriation
$50 School order No. 3, Elsin-
boro, state appropriation
651 School order No. 4, l.. A.
Creek, State appropriation
652 School Order No. 2, Elmer,
State appropriation
653 School order No. 5, l.. p.
Neck, State appropriation
$50 Frank o. Briggs, State
School T1y
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NOTICE

10 the Boar of Registry and Election
AT a meeting Of the County Board of Flee
tions of Salem county, heldaJ the Court House
on Saturday. August 9th, 1851, the following
were appointed members Of the Board Of Res,
istry aud Elections+or the respective District
Borough and Townships.
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Il

IS Clayton L. Stratton, Treas. 10000
255 Clayton L. Stratton, Treas. 10000
1873 clayton L. Stratton, Treas. 100000
81 Clayton l.. Stratton, Treas. 100000
9, '0, Paid City National
Bank amt. borrowed on note 100000
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$2,042.46

INTEREST ON. SURPLUS REVENUE
65S c. c.. Ford, Jr., Treas. $1,902.4 G
1898 c. G. Ford, Jr., Treas. $4,000
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An permits for from 1901 up. will
be reduced'dO per cent provided that
none in this class shall be reduced be-
low 1850 head.
owing To the fact that a large pOr-
ton OF districts rs and ] are used
Tor Landing, these districts are now
being grazed 10 their fullest capacity
and no permit holder will be given an
increase in 1908 unless ne win ac-
cept range which is not fully occupied
at present
All permit holders on districts IS
and 10 viii be given the same reduc-
ton as permit holders on other dis
tricts
on account Of the range being fully
occupied on an nearby districts and
ID Is found necessary TO reduce all
large grazers IN order 10 provide for
an increase for the small grazers buS
very few grazers will be considered
the coming season, each one granted
q permit being given a limited nuns
Der and none TO exceed 500 head As
an the nearby range is already ocCu-
pied by regular users Of the forest,
amy new grazors who are considered
will be allotted range in the head II
Lake Fork. Rock Creek, and districts
and Z on the Wyoming slope. No
new grazerg need. therefore make APP
plication for or hope 10 secure range
other than that above described
During the season OF 1907, bridges
were built across North Fork or Du-
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Of $500 each 20 await the district
Judge 20 hear their case ga deHuit or
which they are the guests OF sheriff
Harmon. The trio are charged WIN
breaking into a freight car ana steal
ing tobacco.
GUARD COMPANY HEADQUARTERS.
Adit -Gen r.. 4. Wedgvood of the
Utah National Guard came 90 Provo
late Wednesday evening 20 make hnal
arrangements for the quarters mat WA
De needed for tho guard company. yes
terday In company with the conimiliee
from the Commercial club hr care
fully Investigated every available hali
ifor drill purposes and The present
quarters of the slks' club over the post
office we're decided upon. The muster
rolls Cor the new company arriving
from headQuarters the final work OF
mastering the boys into. the service
win soon boz over and Provo can boast
once again Of having "a guard conn
pany
BISHOP POrLTON I'LL.
Bishop Ralph Poulton of the sixth
ward has for the past two days been
confined 90 Dis bed and Ono doctors Tear
hc has contracted AN attack of typhoid.
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CENTERFIELD.
Good Crops Reward Husbandman-
Opportunities for Iiomesoekers.


special Correspondence.
Ccnterdeld. Sanpete CO.. Nov. 10
Threshlng here is about over for ms
season. Farmer down this way are
rejoicing over the good crops they han
this year.
some ~ the more progressive farmers
are putting in ran grain, Mr. lllton has
sowed over 900 acres. ID. borglund 100
acres of wheat ans many others are
doing the same FAN grain In this To-
raiity has proved "a great success.
This place rs worth building up. 1T
is in need of more good people. There
h plenty az good land. am abundance
of water. with good -3Hals and bitches.
and fine reservoir. Good roads are tho
rulc with plenty of good wood n the
hills close by.
some changes have been made re-
Gently in the ward. especially lu the
sunday school. Some of the elders ana
seventies have been released from SUM
day school. Six elders were ordained
seventies oct No. when Elder McMur-
Mn visited thia place. viz, $. II. Jeu-
seD. Chris Jensen. Soron Jensen, T. A..
Myrup. a. A. Petersen and Anthem
Christensen.
Hans vs.. Nielsen were ordained high
Ths ward ls an n very FAIR condition
fbe Mutual and the seventies have
taken up hoIr different courses N
study and ihc ward teachers have boon
uuf to work
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chesne river Rock Creek. Lake Fork
and Yellowstone creek. Trails were
also constructed into the heads of
Lake FORK. Rock creek and heads Of
districts g and q. thereby making This
part OF she forest more accessible.
There will be approximately GO
600 head Of cattle and horses allo "
ed TO Craze ON the Uintah national
forest during the season Of 1905, and
they VIII be distributed on the differ
Cut districts abou, the same as last
year
ELKs' NEW HOME.
The changes I'm the new home Of the
H. p. O. +. lodge 40. sac in the Bailey
and VINCENT block on center street are
nearing ~)mpletion. When complete
Il will be one OF the finest club rooms
in the west The lodge expects 20 va
cate the building now occupied by Dec.
10.
DUCK HUNTERS RETURN WELL
LADEN.
The party Of duck hunters consisting
OF George T. Howe, Ben Durland,
Thomas Pierpoint. William NJ Wilson,
Royal A. Barney willis X. Spafford,
Alex Headquist, Ed wilkins and Jake
Westphal. who boarded the two steam
yachts last Sunday and left for five
days hunt. returned last evening with
$50 ducks and about 80 rabbits.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Peter John Peterson Is able 10 earn
$50 per month. go says his wife Caro-
line In her complaint FOR divorce, who
also alleges failure 10 provide and prays
for $50 per month permanent alimony
and the custody Of Inger. minor OF
~ years. The couple were married IN
Sweden. Aux. 20, 1879. and have eight
children.
Frank Skubic. Joseph Padar and
Charles Reed. three trausients. were
arrested and hound over In the sun
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8. EuuIeston Gets Light Sentence
Divorce Matters Before
Judge Howell.
HALF MILLION TO FARMERS.
Sudden Death Of Mrs. VIM. W. Brown-
ine-Funerals Of Almond =. Calvin
And Miss Jennie v Daley.

ogden. Nov 15.-Judge Howell ORDER
"a the drawing OF a jury venire Of 100
,,roas To seNe during thu December
,arrr Of the Second district court Inc
,.epirc is returnable Dec. 3, 1907 at ~
A. ON that day the trial OF Fred
4 walker who Is charged with the
murder OF Dr. Earl $. Beers on sept
~ v-iU be commenced. Atty. Hutch-
.rson Of salt Lake. who is To represent
1. defendant. came to ogden yester-
.., 90 consult with Mr. Walker and
e.s other attorney. Judge A. c.. Horn
.1 the line of defense they expect 10
rut before the jury.
as follows:
0rj,n-Isaac Beitmau, a. w. Put
mann. L. ID. Ensign, James r. Purdy'
Hy1um "a. Goddard, Franklin ID. klcn-
.udson George r. Busch, William T.
pickett. James b. Mcfarland, Arthur
a. paet n r.. Devote. George McFar-
land. Charles H. Gosnng. Frank l..
Wright 4. w. Meeks, George W. Nc
Cuuc. sherman h. Henderson,, Frank
q. Grant. Charles n. Hayes, carl q.
Rasmussen. Max Davidson. =. +. Bratz.
W. W. Elmer Charles II. Chrisman.
Joseph IT. Myers. George w. LasnuH'
William r. Burton, f. W. Hotallng,
Benjamin Jansen. George D. Mitchell.
a. /. Scoville Henry Wessler. John q
t'arr Charles J. Humphris, W. b.
WedclI. George "A. Islauh, e.. NJ. Lee
dom. e.. d. Ives. Otto T. Lund, =. a.
olsen Thomas S. Hutchinson, John
Browning. Jr Edward Auth, AleXan-
der s. Macbeth. Job Pingree. Oscar r.
Savage J. "A. Thomas. L. b. Best silas
a. Twcy, James Plngree, Neils =.
Fronberg. u. g. Morris e.. 4. Ecklund,
George H. Tribe, Elias A. Bowen. $. II.
Browne r. T. HOlbrook. Daniel Far
lund. Is. p. Critchlow. Frederick sum
merrill. william II. Voohees, Joseph r.
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what is a cold FOO the head Moth
ing 90 worry about if you tre3t it with
Ely's Cream Balm Neglected. the
cold may grow into caaIrh. and the
air-passages be so iunamed that you
have TO fight FOR every breath. 10
is true that Ely's Cream Rain master
catarrh. promptly. But YOU know
the old saying about the ounce OF pre-
yentiOn Therefore use Cream Balm
when the cold iu the head shows f.
self Am druggists. 90 cents or mail
cd by Ely Brothers. So Warren St.
New York
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FOREST GRAZING PERMITS.
Increases and Reductions for 1905 on
Tintah Reserve.

Special Ccrrespon
Provo. Utah CO., Nov. 1.-THE fol-
lowing circular has been issued by the
forest service OF the department of ag-
riculturc. respecting sheep grazing
permits on the Uintah forest for the
coming year
The allotment for sheep grazing
on the Gintah National forest for the
season OF 1908. based on the number
of grown sheep gIazed In 1897. with
tho exception Of the allotment for
districts rs and l9) will be about as
follows.
AID permits for less than 900 head
viii De- increased 90 per cent. pro-
yldCd that this does not In any case
Increase the number 10 more than -
100 head
Am permits for from 1000 10 400
bead may be- Increased no per cent.
provided This does not advance them
90 over 400 head.
All permits Tor from 1.400 20 1000
head viii be- renewed without reduc-
ton in number.
ana permits for from 2.O01 to 5000
head win be reduced 3 per cent, pro-
vidcd none are reduced below 1000
head,
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FERRON.
Death Claims Martins Larsen AMI
Glendon singleton.

special corrcspoudenc0.
rerr0n Emery Co.. Nov l2.-The fine
Weather d. much appreciated by tho
farmerf. who are busy threHhiug ana
getting in their crops
Word was received here Yesterday
diod an thnt place Sow lO Deceased
rns brother OF III ~ larsen of Fore
r0n. who left Cor Price yesterday 90
moot his brother Edward. who b. bring
ne tho body here for burial Mr Iar-
son leaves "a wife and tNO children. ana
many relatives ana friends 10 mourn his
dsmlse
Giend0n singleton the g-year-old SON
nf Mr and Mr. samuel Singleton. dled
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ut his home Monday morning Tho
ittle boy he'd suffered for somo time
with diabetes. Tho funeral was held
today Boz tho ward meetiughousn aud at-
tended hr barge number of relatives
and friends Tho speakers wore Eldcrs
John ZWahion. ID. a. Lowry and Bishop
n r. DeIl
Tho vIn OF y. 8 Christensen. who
bias lseu ul with orysipcles. o. reCoYcr-
InE
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LOGAN.
TWO COUPLES WE'D.
4. N. smith. Jr.. Gets Divorce from
Deserving Wifo-Ncus Notes.

Special Cores ondcnce.
Logan. Cache CO.. Nov. 1f.--MarrIage
licenses were issued TO the following
couples.
Peter c. Badger Dillon Montana,
and Pearl Thomas. ogden.
James BuuGerson and Verbal Leoia
Rich. 50 Charles. Idaho.
r.. "A. smith. Jr, was granted de
vorce from Hattie n. Smith yesterday
by Judge ". ". Maughau. on the
grounds Of desertion.
Judge C.. A. Hart and Melvin j. Bal~
lard were Brigham Young college
visitors this week ana gave talks nap
chapel exercises.
The Commercial club at the T.. A. c.
has been organized by the commercial
department this week The oihcers
are: President james Pence; vice
president, Harley Grraves; secretary,
Vera TSylor; treasurer Birdie John
SON
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SALIVA.
Y. :. Poet Lectures Before Largo
Audience ON Utah's Dcfamers.

Special correspondence.
Salina. SEWER Co. Nov. 13.-Last
evening Mr. v. S. Peet gave his noted
illustrated lecture in the Salina ward
meetiughouse. Utah defamers could NOT
make much progress II there were more
Mr. Poets. quite "a large audience
greeted the speaker and very much
appreciated his lecture. He was fire.
auently applauded especially when he
exhorted AN 90 be loyal TO our fair
state. The Illustrated songs, My old
Kentucky Home and 'The Holy city '
we're rendered in pleasing manner by
Hubert ana JAS. e.. Jensen Of this
place.
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The cut ia from the most recent
photograph Of the German crown
prince and his little SON. Prince vii
i1m Frederick of Prussia. who is In
his first uniform. 10 is the desire OF
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Mmranese Be- produced in largo
quantities at the Birila mines, japan
Most of tho supply has so far been
consumed locally.
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BEEr oRowERs ARE rA1p.
Nearly Half a Million Goes 90 North
rru Utah TURNER'S


rru Utah Farmers.
ogden. Nov. i5.-Before tho end OF the
week b. is estimated that $4,000 viii
be paid out TO the beet growers OF
northern Utah by the Amalgamated
Sugar co. for beetg delivered az their
factories 40 Ogden. Logan and Lewis
ton. The payment began Yesterday
mornlng. and Will he about che largest
ever made in the history of this bis
company
DEATH OF MRS. BROWNING.
At $3.50 last evening Mrs. catherine
Ioreua Browning wife OF william w.
browning. 21t5 Adams avenue, died or
rerItonitig. afer au illness ~ four days
Tho sudden death of this cstinablc lazy
comes as a great shock 90 the many
relatives and friends in this city as
well as throughout the stnte. where she
was well known. 49,
The deceased was born at Farr
West in thls county. Sept. 20 l'uo' Sle
has been am ardent worker lh tHe
church Of Jesus Christ oi l~tlNer-ue9
saints and has been prominent IN the
,el,ef ,yo,k of tho Fifth ward. she
leaves "a husband and seven childreh
,,d many relatives and friends ID
mourn her uutimely demise
oRsEQUIEs OF ALMOND =
COLNlN.
The last sad rites over the moIta,
rcr,.lrs of Almond J.. GOWN ti'7
a,,od pioroer who passed from NOR
tality NousaN. were performer 4S't'A
dav afternoon and his BODY was 20 'u
to rest I'm The family burial plot lh ,''
North ogden cemetery Ihr luieie,
services we're held boz the Ihiro "ato
r,cetinrhouse. Elder John farr pre-'1-
ing Beautiful solos We're sung hE NJ
Af9,- FARLEY and others. The useiul me
or me deceased in the early days am
his dayotiou To the Church was cul'
.i,sd nv President e.. r. Middleton
I1ilers TerIin. walker Henry Anderson
Z and John FAIR.
FUNERAL OF MISS DALEY.
Al the West Weber meetiuEhoust
MANY relatives and friends satn-l to
Yesterday morning 90 pay q ltlnuIe
/ ,r respect 10 the memory Of Jennie y.
/ palev the tI-year-old daughter OF MI
and Mrs. James T.. Daley whose death
came So unexpectedly Monday. l'i7hol
Robert Mcfarland presided az the ee'-
vices. and appropriate music was Iul-
nisbed bv the ward choir and Miss ld@-
| zio Hunter sang "Not Half Has Ever
Beeu Told" Bishop Mcfarland Elders
/ Nathan Hawkes. and George r. Hunter
| smoke many words OF comfort and IN
| rouraeed the sorrowing family 100 tho
/ hone of a fond reunion in the rcsurtec-
| tion.
.
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T oday $ Ogden News

asks for q decree OF divorce and reslor-
alton Of her maiden name. Elizabeth
Wick
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KIRK eJhp ROSE so1rlstwicc che gige arA
less .har half thecoat oi any brand ot really
Tuad JraH suarcrt SOAP DRUGGISTS ard Erocerl
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

s1espte
payn and
for
Works Residence. S3 FSuh 81. Phone sM
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A complete line Of hardware. sport
ing goods. tents at state st. HardwaI e.
2b2 So State.
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In the district court Judge Howell
took up the following cases.
J.. Egglcston. who forfeited his bail
% short time ago. appeared In court
and entered a plea Of guilty To- a statu-
tory offense committed with an eX-
reform school girl tie waived time 81
sentence and was sentenced 20 90 days
Ia the county iail or To- pay cine ~
$50. The court ordered that the for
feited bond of $500 be vacated.
Harold W. Stoker. who failed Geo app
Dear 60 answer TO the citation 10 show
cause way he should not be fined FOR
contempt in not p0ying alimonN and
forfeited his bail Of 500, came before
the court and gave "a satisfactory ex~
PLANTATION to- the judg1 who ordered
the forfeiture to be refunded.
Edward Bowling was ordered 10 pay
$50 into court as alimOny iu The suil
Of Emma Bowling against him.
SEVEN MONTHS BRIDE WANTS
DIVORCE.
Elizabeth Griffin. who was married
but seven months ago. april 49, TO Lee
Roy Griffin has tired OF his alleged
mistreatment and has filed suit for a
divorce in the district court alleging
cruelty and non-support She also
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Taylor Thomas j. Jenkins. william r.
stnlweu. Hyrum Shupc
Ho0per-Rotsrt HUI, Joseph e.. Man
ming
North Ogden--JOseph T. storey Ma
thaniel r. Montgomery, John n, War
rem william Bailey.
Slaterville--J.- j. Hutchius. Lewis
Cowan. william Wheeler. Jr.
Marriott-Iimothy j. Terry, NJ. s..
Marriott
Huntsville--Alma Peterson, Fred g.
Schade. John r. Smith. William G.
Smith. David I. Tracy l.. NJ Nelson.
Rlverdale-J. T. Ritter
Wilson-M. r. Mcfarland, ID. y. Ell
lis.
Ldberty-John II. Brown.
Harrisvile--L. j. Taylor. George L.
McGrogOr.
West Weber-Ezra r. Hadlcy Thorn
as G. Lund. George }. Bitton, Thomas
W. Cook
Warren William n. Waymcnt VIII
liam L. Stewart.
Plain City-stephcu knight William
knight
Eden Matthew Burnett
ACKNOWLEDGMENT NJ. Anderson
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EXPERT koDAK FINISHING

Harry Simpler. Commercial PhotcE
rapher. 49, Main St
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Advertisements for the Qnly.
Saturday and semi- weekly New
accepted on the same terms A. AZ
the Salt Lake Ofhco
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Crculator, John ,. McGrcEor.
2it wash Ave.
Telephone Bell sai. Ind. %,

Payments for the Daily, Satvrasy
and Semi v eekly News should ~
made 10 the circulntor Delivery
made nv carrier on the same terms
~ IN salt Lake.