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PIGEON COMPETITION.

The California Pigeon club will hold
its third annual exhibition of fancy,
utility and flying pigeons. in Oakland.
California, December 10 to 10, inclusive.
The pigeon industry on the Pacific
coast is attracting much interest at
present, and many persons are de-
voting their entire time to the bus
mess. Handsome silver trophy cups
VIII be awarded to the best birds in the
different varieties, and any person is
ut liberty to compete: also, there will
re cash specials. Pigeons Will be eX-
hibited from all sections of the Paci-
iic coast.
An excellent show hall has been Sc
cured in the business section, at the
corner of Twelfth and Harrison streets,
where the birds will be viewed by
thousands. Entries close December
2, and as the time is now short. appli-
cations should be made at once for
premium list containing rules and reg
ulations OF the show, entry blank and
other information This booklet will be
sent upon request by the secretary,
VIM. r. Frost, 1910 Broadway, Oak
land, California.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

in and h9 for the conty Of sait LAKE.
state of Utah In the matter Of the es-
tate of James r. Hardman. Deceased.
Notice Of Sale OF Real Estate.-The UNI
dersigned Will sell at public auction
the following tracts of land situated in
salt Lake City and County. State OF
Utah, to-wit:
Commencing at tho southwest corncf
of lot four. block "a. plat a.. Salt
Salt Lake City survey. running thence
east 631a feet; thence north 1919 feet;
thence VEST SAL feet thence south 1871
feet, to the place Of beginning: also
southwest corner of tho aforesaid lot
block and plat. running thence north Z
rods; thence east % feet, thence south
7 rods; thence west 81 feet. to the place
of beginning, also
Commencing 731a feot north from tho
block and plat. running thence east 6 y
feet; thence north 4a feet: thence west
| IS foot; thence south 42 feet. to the
place Of beginning; also
Commencing rods north from the
southwest corner of the aforesaid lot.
rods; thence north rods: thence vest
10 rods; thence south ; rods,
the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m.
on the 23rd day Of November A. D..
1905 on the west front steps of the
City, state OF Utah. for cash. 10 per
cent Of the bid payable at the time OF
the sale and the balance upon the con-
hrmation of the court
ANNIE L. HARTMAN.
Executrix.
Dated Nov H. 1903.
Cannon &: Stokes. Attorneys.
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NOTES OF pUGILISTS.

Jimmy Gardner says he will box no
more Africans. He says that 1t hurts
the hands too much to whack them.
Al Neil and Frank N1ayfield are to
box 50 rounds at Sacramento Decem-
Der 4. This is the longest Limited
round" bout ever arranged
Jack EIanlon OF Philadelphia IS in
Chicago and would meet any one at l3S
TO $40 pounds. He claims to have $500
for Il side bet.
Billy Nolan has taken the Frisco :,
lightweight. Johnny Murphy, and VIII
sooh take his east He thinks Murphy
will yet ,be u champion.
Tim CALLAHAN is still alive. He won
a fight at Pottsvils, Pa, few nights
ago. On the same program was steve
Crosby.aa negro, who had many pat
Ties aroung Chicago.
Freddie Welsh and Abe Atteii should
typify the very highest class OF swift:
lightning parlor boxing. Neither OF
them is likely 10 get hurt, but Attell
should win the decision,
Peter Mahers brother, freshly I'M
ported from Galway, is In Philadel-
aha IN search Of battles. Jim Maher
Is said to be the logical candidate to
protect the Irish title. The new irish
champ is 70 have his first tryout III
Philadelphia shortly.
The. Paplse- Ketche dispute Is said t9
have been fixed satisfactorily to both
sdes% Il ISatehel Nns really trying 70
wriggle out Of y. fight on hcc"uilt Of
the weight ne is rowicinched and firfl-
" held aud will have tos5toe the
scratch Thanksgiving eve.
Owen Moran the English feather
weight, has begun training for MS
tix-round bout with Grover Hayes at
the Fairn1ount a c.. in New York, the
latter part OF this month. Moran mas
not been feeling Just right for a few
days and on that account has not
started in training earlier. owen says
lie expects Hayes to give him 4 marc
battle, but he viii 0e p line conuitioil
to exchange wullops with nm.
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SPEED Records.

Nv year, speed records fall be-
,,.,,v records, faster marks are set
~ caster performers, two-legged and
four-legged.
a,hare is a big difference between the
cords OF today and 20 years ago.
m, trottlng record In 1888 was 2:1Oa.
No,rlv Y second have been clipped off.
THE pacing record was 2:11a. Now
IT is LOO ,o,,
,,onr and a quarter seconds have been
clipped off.
me fastest mile ran BY a man was
,hon recorded at 4:16 10 Today the
mark is 4:12%.
The bicycle mark was 2:A1 50. That
- in the early days Of the wheel.
1,odav it is 1905 1-5. faster than the
fastest horse.
me swimming record has been re-
durcd from 25:22& to 23:16 40.
BALLOON speed records were not kept
ii 1883. The dlrigible balloon and the
airship We're dreams OF the future The
o,,tomobilc was lin it's experimental
stage. Nobody had ever seen a motor
cycle or q motorboat.
Greater speed is to come. Records will
fall, year by year.
Meanwhile there is one speed record
that stood % years ago--yes, almost 35
Years ago and still stands.
In London,5o June /, 1874, w. Per-
tins walked an officially recorded mile
in minutes % seconds. His record
stands today.
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f4ILDRETH DIVIDES
HIS CLASSY STABLE

The Arcadia division of S. G. Flil-
dreth's mammoth and formidable rae
ing establishment, now quartered at
the Emeryvillo track, will be shipped
to the southern California course soon.
Hildreth declares that he has not yet
fully made up his mind as to what
horses would be taken south. The sta
bic now numbers about 10 head and
will be evenly divided between the two
California tracks
King James, the greatest horse in the
Hltlreth string, will probably be among
those that will go to the southern track,
as Hildreth desires to himself give this
horse a special prep for tho Burns
handicap and other valuable fixtures OF
the California racing season that he
aims to win with this sturdy ana
speedy son Of Plaudit. There will lie o
constant interchange OF the Hildretn
horses between the two tracks as the
season progresses. it being Hildreths
idea to get his stake candidates ready
AT the southern track and ship them
north to run, as he did last winter with
gratifying results. Hildreth probably
will himself go south in time for the
Arcadia opening, with the idea OF re-
turning later on. He expects to alter
nate between the two tracks through
out the season. Frank Taylor VIII be
left in charge OF the Hildreth horses
that remain at Oakland.
Hldreth has ambitious plans for his
California campaign this season and
will utilize the entire strength of his
formidable stable in an effort to far
exceed his showing of any previous
winter in purse winnings. Last season
he made no attempt to train and race
Uncle. the best horse that he brought
to California, but this winter every
horse in his string Will be called upon
10 help swell the Hildreth total in the
winning owners list.
III important races he will not do
pend upon a single candidate, but will
have ut least two, and possibly more,
starters to insure victory. Montgom-
cry ItFitzherbert and Dandelion prob
ablyfwiIl represent Hildreth In the
opening handicap in furtherance Of this
plan. Hildreth has so many good
lorses available that he can success
ullytlcarry out such policy.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


crow s' lis wif$, s. Of The civ and coln-
y Of salt Lake and State OF Utah.
decd bearing date Of the 9Th day. Or
June y. y. 1908. to George y. Gcn,
rs trustee, for the benefit and , secur.
ity of lie Commercial Savings Benefit
Company, Il corporation. 10 secure tic
payment OF Il certain debt. evidenced BY
u promisSorY note described and set
Decd was duly recorded ON the Sth day
Of juno, a. D. 1905 IN Book cd Of
~ ,e 81 AXE ;!nlt,tv IN
the state Of Utah:
Ana whereas, default has been made
Crow. his wife; in the payments pro
vide(l for in the promissorS note Sc
cured by sud trust deed; and the SAID
Commercial Savings Benefit COMPANY,
having. OH the 18Th day OF November
A.. u. 1905 elected to declare
and haying dgeared g NE r wE9le
sorry note and trust deed duo and puY-
able and said debt having maturtd I'm,
said corporation having. by resolution
Of its Board OF Directors. duly made
and passed. declared tho whole OF
said Indebtedness so secured by said
trust deed Immediately due and pay
able. and made demand In writing that
the said trustee, George a, Cor, forth
described III said trust deed;
Now therefore. pursuant 20 tlie sald
demand ana in lCCOFClnCo WIFI llie
terms ana under the authority and
rust deed. the. said Geo. A.. Con, as
such trustee. does hereby give notice
TINT on Saturday the 5th dry Of Decem-
Der A. D. 1908, ut the hour of l. O'clock
door of the County Court House. In
the said City and County of Salt Lake,
state OF Utah, he will sell at
public. auction, to the highest bidder for
cash (lawfnl money OF the United
States, al that certain piece and par
Of as may be necessary. situate and be-
ing in the County OF Salt Lake: State
Of Utah, and. particularly described as
follows. towit:
Being part Of lot four 81; b E,:s:
BegInntng at 4 point twelve t12> rods
cast OF the northwest corner or said lot
foltT %, running thence south one nun
drcd and ifty-tiEe tl55> feet thence
one hundred and iifty-hve G55l feet,
tieneo west thirty-thaee (2S) feet to
Also Beginning at poin, fourteen
fitD rods cast and eighty tSpi feet
north from the southwest corner of
Two a. feet north six t6l feet west
tSn ~ feet south SIX 90 feet. 20
nnlnt OF beginning;
Together with a perpetual riSht-of-
WAY over = tract of land described IN
aee ree9rde O. Jg Tsso 81 ISIS IS sal, Il k Is
| Cniiiltr Utah. as fling No. 121.15l.
Together with all tensmentS. heredi-
| tansntS, aud apptrtenances. thereun-
| to belonging.
| GEO A f.CpELt 4T'rpsfen
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.


SILVER DIPPER MINING coat
pany. principal place Of business. NO. los
South Main ST., Salt Lake City, Utah
NJ the board of directors of the silver
al,ipper Mining Company. held on the l0t'.
day OF October, 1918. an assessment OF
was levied and assessed on the capital
stock of said corporation, payable at the
office. room I'll Scott building. No. lbs $.
Main 81. Salt Lake City, Utah. to o. f.
Meredith. secretary. 81 G., T.. Street. as
sistnnt secretary. on Or before Nov. 27ti!.
1905. knS stock upon which said asaess.,
18th day of November 1905. will he de-
1Indusnt and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction. and unless payment Is made
4hefore, Will be sold on Deccmber l4i:l;
1903. ri 2 - M OF said day, 10 pay said
Gelinuuent assessment thereon. together
with the, costs of advertising and eN-
pcnSes of sale.
O. r. MEREDITH.
Secretary
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NOTICE.

A special meeting Of the stockholders
of the Utah-Arizona Gold & Copper
Mining Company is hereby called TO be
Second South Street. salt Lake Cisy,
Utah, on Tuesday. November cath. 1875,
at the hour of 10 o'clock u, m, for tine
purpose of electing a Board OF pirec-
tors for said Company, and for the
transaction of any other business that
may have been. properly presented at
the annual stockholders meeting
HEBER S. CUTLER. President,
WALTER j. BURTON, Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Nov. II. 1905
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uINn yOTn BUSINESS:

1fsyou don't nobody Will 1t is your
business to keep out of all he trouble
you can and you can ard Will keep
,ut ct liver and bowel trouble II you
take DR.. Kings New Life Pills, They
keep biliousness. malaria and 1aun-
dice out of your system. 25c at q. 2.
NJ l. Drug store. 112-l14 Main street.
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J. u. Reynolds, Mt, Pleasant
z W s Son. Moroni
r 10 ,I ngttify p !: Z; Knapp Mnhtl.
=. l.. Taft & Co. Thurber.
Order 5.,5 copmblnation Jack Co notify
Model Mer. Co. Rlchteld.
simon christensen Richdeid
+ I BeIla. , Barta, sey i Va, !ttah
Orson keeier Kimberly
Mrs; y. Hanson, Elsihorc.
Gold MIN Con Mig Co. Kimberly,
Gold NTH Con, Ming Co. Kimberly.
Mrs. J, n. Johnson, Glsinore'
Kimberly N. CO.. Kimberly.
A. i. Ninyard, SEWER
j. Young, MarEsvale.
Golden Treas. Ma. Co. Sewer
Dennis Bros. Marysvale.
H. B. Stewart, Marysvale.
Frank Elder, Marysvale.
+ her (. l4es srt5r, M Maryaya's
!. M. Palmer. MarysNale.
G. Golfers Marysrnle.
r. p. Cutler. Adamsville.
J. +. Hall, Marysyale.
Y. W.. Burt, Junction
i. Galloway, MarSsvnle.
j w. SVEN, Anthony Utah
w y. Mecham. Trorlc
W H. Willis, Henrlevllle
w. o orion, Ortou Utah,
las; Farmer, T'ropic; -,
IT, Tidwell Sewer,
VIM, cowley, Castle Gate
c. V. johnson, Castle Safe.
w II. Beaver MSton
chos y !; Netnow. notlfy VIM. Gil
c" "'@'' : ysI Seisow notify VIM, GU
G.. II Nelns 4 Co, Price.
Ioe Demsher. White Rock, 80,
" 81 GgS9n !, M n, ear r. Of MS''n
AIRS I.va CURTIS. Orangevtlle.
c q sonr}s, Price.
anderson \ NndeI&on, Ia wrence, Ut.
E. t,;othwel' Fort l3 70, be-,
Wrn. t!tt tffan@cvtlie
SNlEest@r II! Con, ,priec
&ernal l5r1& CO. Nernai Itah,
" II wan. Roosevelt
= a. Iillduck iIe0anre.
i3rite Grnatltg 81 l..,t 2 ne t .a
louis g. Olson. Price.
tTeufy Rose Iric.
SO. ijtit% Jno g I'ott Price.
Az ,l pl3s2FHs90: san 'p:%s
SD. n0tt{4 A. +. Paterson. SunnEFtde
900 Bclcher St,npySiae -.
Chicago Portrait CO. WooaSiue' w
Grcep River state Bank. Green
RIVER. Utah.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

or every character and description.
arranged from the best legal forms.
and brought strictly up 70 date.
full supply ALWAYS on hand at the
Deseret News Book Store.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE RARus MINING; 4 SMELLING;
co Principal place of business. Salt
Lake City Utah. Notice.-There are
DELINQUENT upon the following desorlb-
ed stock on account Of an assessment
levied on the Grd DAY of September. 1905.
the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders as
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

ifIN,rAIl TREASURE HILL COALl;
rTcN MINING; GOMPANG.--Principa
place OF business, Provo CITY, ut IN,
Notlce-sIl,ere are delinquent upon ING
r3li0winp described stock on account OIL
assassIrlent No 1, Of one cent per
share levied on the Soth day OF SEP,
tetnloei 1898, the several amounts ~
nuncsit,, thu narncs OF thc respective
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Notice OF Sale OF Unclaimed Freight.

D& Company $
n Is dd IN
Oodo uean n
n Q m
W months
80 mi thereof 70 o
an r yeoH Z sale ndudng cost o emMm sam TO Ma 0
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AND In ACCOMPANIES VIZ! the law and
an order of the Eoard of Directors,
made on The std day OF sentemher, lMs..
as mag be necessary will be sold at
"mhiIc auction al The offee OF the sec
retary of tl1n comnany. III AuerhacsI
Rlock. Salt Lake CITY, Utah on Mon
dav, the 51th day of November. 1873 n
10 o'clock ~. m. to pav the delirNue1t
assessment thereon. together with tn.
cost Of advertising and expense or
'' BRIGHAM cLEGG, seey.
~ tworbach FIX
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balo mattress ...... .,......"
tire, ! hub..,... ....,.....s..-''
box books...... 1880.
Il bale bedding, ! w. Cot.......
CRIT. kinetoscope 1880. .,......
/ !. Mcl.... 1000. ....'.......
/ bale cot. duck .................;
Z cases whisky .......... $500,
case clothing ,.,.........'.......
| case clothing ................-.
/ box com. glassware .........,
/ case p frames
] package frances. $1,000.
! trunk per effects '..........'
i crate leaves.
/ crate legs...,.. 80. ........''
piece furnace casting $500.
/ folding bed Observation-Disclosures.
a Dbl. lid. .disinfectant .,...,
q Dbl. liq. disinfectant .....,..,
3 BIZ J bbi, nh, GOODS ''.''.''
/ cs adv. matter ...,.......-....
/ cs. pants ........., ........'.'.
/ slot machine .......... .......;
I trunks slot machines ,.,.-..
| bdl. hoes ...... .....,..,.......,.
/ bx. adv. matter ....-,..,.
! rs. glass signs ................,, H..
| bX. hh goods ..,..... .-....,.
| &. machine ........ ...t....,..'
! pkg. caps 1880. ...,.'.. ........
mtS trunk ,...-.. .........,,.l
| bX picture frames $500. $500.
/ sheet il. roofing .t...,.,,.,.
] wagon tongue ....','...'.'..,.
| snow case ........ ............S
| Isce hardware ,,........ .t...-".
l'N F'haS ..,',...,..''' $1,000
I hN tools Observation-Disclosures
b& adv. matter ,.,.,,....,...
J DN. nlo..,...... ...t..'.... '.'.t,.'
! SS. orc ...r,...,.. .,.''..''a'.'....
! BIZ yard sticks ....,.,.,....-.
show caso,... -. ,.,.,,.,-...
i b&. l.h goods .....,.t....,+..,
bx books ..,....... ,s.,.,,,...-
2 81. polish compnund ........
I bx printed matter .,..,.,s.,
I cultivatoi' "... ...n.t..'.......
4 hN rseri .nowlcr ..,..,,..
I wood scDt chair .., .......
/ hv. condition n0wicts ,...-.t.f
I htl beddiltH ss. ...,.
hal. com pinc 'nouldiag
I b%. hooks j.. ........-.... ...,..,.s
I hx. tools ,...... ,....,...+.
y ~ boot; covers .a., .,...,a.t
10 lrdls bsitt. material .....,.
| bed. | cot ,,.,.,.,.,..,.., ...s..
I OK, stove,... ......,, ...,...,s
2 cs hdwcr..... .'.' ,.-''',,-t-t.e
I cider n'ill ........ ...-....r.s
! rs. r,,hhers ...,.,...-........,...
| bale b'nukets .s.. ...,....,.,.
I tkg. ptd. matter .......,,,...
I lidl beddiuT $50. .,.........
. bx. | sack l,.h. goods ....,..,
/ bx. com, glassware ...,..,..
I bdl show pHper ,.,...........
9 cases paint in cans..,......
b. h goods ......,...-....,...t
2 crts cans oil ........,.....,...
| k, table ..t,.... ..-......'.'.,s,
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for w. NJ. O'Bricn, (Uln.
tab Treasure Hill Min
t,,u ~, rrrtiGrntp Nh

And in accordance with law and an
order of The Board OF Directors made
on the Both day of September. 1905,
so many shares Of each parcel IF stock.
as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction at the office of the com
pany. Room i knight Block, Provo
City Utah on Friday. November 20
1893 nj the hour of O'Clock n m.
TO pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with the cost of advertising and
the expense Of sale.
r. z, ALLEN. Secretary.
Office, Room !. Knight Block. Provo
CITY Utah
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Rmg:,ins iii Milsinery,

Fine selection Of hats .9Iof I1lluu1e
sod ladies Reduced prices.
if- ssSrS ~ III, es,tAft so E
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H. u. Buttncr.
G. l. L.indstrom, Woods Cross.
i. H. Dieh.
w 7. Breckon.
Jas. Lynch.
Mrs. G. r. Evans.
Ed Mason.
Utah Foundry & Mch. CO,
j. II. Barnes. :
r.. l.. Polk Co.
T.. r. Darling.
V. 1shiguire.
city pkg. Delivery Co.
Arnold Hardy. Roy, Utah.
a. w. Smith.
Agent for II. c, Grinncl,.
Goo. Il. Pratt.
Agent for w. H. Hoes.
Hattie Melton.
Jno w Bullock
SO. notify Harry Ward Ministries Co.
NJ. Meyers.
Mrs. NJ u. Christopherson
Gus Moistea stead
.lno. Crompton.
!. NJ. llartshorn.
Jno. Pestcrvich.
Model Laundry.
Western Amusement CO.
j. O. Laurels Co.
9. G. Anderson,
;. Speer.
MIS-. Joe bruhsoli.
II. Green.
s. BeckSun'.
w II. Smith.
Mrs. Louise 7. Poif
s.. Mace
s t. Livery & II, G.
G, S. Fulyer.
s1 ~, q I1n,.i,er n,rked Miss
I lda ~, unar9 nm,
IN Mali ltH
II y. li1 ,,l.
Marcus Eros I
'lta j. fia''so'''
{, n I,,l, 70
~; h'ih ,,, ro,
iT,,t .m ~
p hH !! ~ amy,,stine
n, II Mil,er
E. " 1 Eairpanks'
.. a.
G. ]. Moore
r +; Parter
20 ~ Nabn K.rom
- e NH Tmor MaI'tii'
rs yrolss so notify kaloch Mfg
:: Eaael
Ij,,jo tVinn
iSrea T.abni,nt
!, Nici<um.
So nStify &; Irarris
i, { SiaIlv
T. z 7 l'ei Furniture Co.
I T o,Rrien.
Held Engraving Co.
go Ioetersor.
90 tS,'' il y Nassau.
? y ~ ,rnmbI" a'''
-"
W u M,r,;sv Fort Douglas.
w w. % 2;Id AZ
- ~, ,, my
snSn"m,,, pub. Co
Z. 4. S !, asti,S,I Par /, E Gitg c;,tv
10. ynnEi,r,, park CITY.
Sasi poi,nds PARK civ.
H,, III is Far~o Co, PARK city.
r. :; So E,In ~ a.
+ S I. Murray
MURRAY. ,,,,,,a,,
4. j. ]. PUNE, Murray.
Mrs. Jno Burt, Mnr r1i,,.raro
Ohio Coprer 20 % p Sf,,itb,n,
]. Bongard, B ~ ann,
Utah Copper Co, blngnain.
mo Jno, S Sarna,' ~ Rinrham.
ono Soppsa ~. i,i,yhnnn
ONO fs Gpp - Einrhitm.
NJ >. Gres;,rs"pt,j nf,.m
u n. LcMis, is;nrnan,
Hester Jones, I b,ns,!,,n'
Arith Jutiia, pm Si I'LL,
Frank Bral s niiis n'a't
\, Jacobson, :, B T. CHA
Jno: SeusseI BIZ ~ pi,cbom
Utah Con. MlnlnE ~ =,
Geo. Yeardley, Binshah'
s J, Days = ire ,yei, bingham.
Rhodes y sampson. Iin = = i'''
Mrs. G. Ste as,t, an Ri,s,,naI,,
steven S. Rolla. bingha'h'
C. Marchetti LING nan ,s,,,ar 20 Binp
SO, notify Sterunk S'sat 80
Junction. p,,,o,,,r, junction.
II. ~ Anderson. i'in g 90 Binr-
Bingham Con. NJ. y. p 80
ham function.
a. NJ olyneuX SANDY, ~ p;rr-
Bing. Con, NJ " .
ham Junction, ,,,,i ~ sandy
City Mining Y Mining 80, 90 on''"s
y. A. Cooper BinghaITn ,,n aplc,'.o'''
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nagato, 6 EToperty
sand Plate 7; hex t9 s,a;
Franchio
$500 i s distant General Troig Agent.
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G. L. Roberts. Ingalls, Kan.
Sears, Roebuck Co., Chicago Ill,
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The Dickinson press., 1908-05-02

The Press wishes to make
amends for getting 7. Leroy
Evans in the republican column
last week. His is the first demo-
cratic announcement received this
year and we have no doubt Mr..
Evans is thinking that we should
have treated it with more respect.
The fact is, Mr.. Evans, the pres
ent incumbent of the Dunn coun-
ty auditors office, is such a ca
pable and obliging official that the
republicans would be gladto claim
him; but since he objects, we will
correct his announcement and let
it go that Mr.. Evans is one of the
staunch leaders of democracy on
the Slope. He has a homestead
in the eastern part Of Dunn coun-
ty and is here to stay.
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-02
NEW ENGLAND.

Miss Mary Borchard has returned
from her winters visit with relatives in
Judson, N. D.
MI. and Mrs. Guy Griswold have taken
up their residence on the old Clough
ranch which has been occupied by A. F.
Noble.
James Elliott went to Dickinson Fri
day and returned Monday, accompanied
by Mrs. Elliott and his new son and heir.
He was also accompanied by Mrs.
Elliott's mother, Mrs. Duntly of Grandin,
N. D.
There wa a good attendance at the
services held at the New England school
house in charge of Rev. B. l.. Opdahl,
who will probably have charge of the
Congregational work in this district.
John Skyerve, IS years old, was over
come by gas while working in a well at
Carl Johnson's place, about IL miles
south of town on the morning of April 70.
When work started for the day the men
failed to put a lantern down in the well
and Skyerve on going down Immediately
signaled to be raised but the gas had
gotten in its work and the unfortunate
man lost his grip on the rope and fell a
distance of 20 feet, striking on his head
His skull was fractured and death was
almost instantaneous. His only relative
in this country was his brother, who lives
in the northeastern part of the state.