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New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
Sale Continued of
Special Purchase OF 80
Brccade Dan1asks-Wort1 $500 Yd, 20

signs N rich Myrtle and Crimson
1did for Wall and Furniture
lsnts or short lengths.
select any quantity desired
'ALCES INCLUDE
SIX Oauask P-r-i-r.sI
Elegant Brccade desixrs-ouly ,rs
shade. a rich terra cotra-ther.-
fore sf1 2s Por-isIss-to clear y %
SIX CTob>iin Tapestry Fo--isrss
beautiful French de=iz1s-ltrsd with
figured famasS-vsre SO Co II %
Msrcerfzsd Shakt Drap--t-s-5o inch
Crimson ard Empire Rsd-us-e IS SO
Imported japanese Bead Forrisres-
Pure glass beads IN high art coicrtnss-
delicate or vivid bl-rdingz-
elsewhere 1890 --..-..----. ..---- %
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

80 Lscr curtain Samplss-Whit- ard
Arabian-strtps ~ yds- IN length
insertings and edgings OF Real Rslais-
san~e CIuny. Filst. Sourachs and
Novelty Laces-bs the strip-eaSh-- 80
SpIendfd for sash Curtains or small
windows and by the pair would
he worth up 20 IS S0T-ss many ss
10 70 pairs of a style can b
matched up-
200 PAIRS Fancy CNIrtaius-S1cvf7kr
and silk Cross Strfpss-i pr Of a sty lie
.QS. I 80 I .SS
y or-h Double
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
Q. In that department? A Yes"
NO AUDIT WORTHY THE NAME

DESPITE this testirnony it now appears that there
is audit worthy the name The statisticlan n3t
ti3e market value OF The securities reported each
year. but il appears he has never been T istTqcfed &
ing's examination. And in order TO have suitable
audit me ad pT0PoseG ea IN If bureau Of
audit which he says will be necessary III, r tns
assets fled by Insurance companies and the elim-
nation OF errors in description and vaiustlon OF
vices of experts in fixing the fair and reas1naoIe
value of securities in detail will also De indiSpen
Ant the necessity for this should long have
teen discovered and provision for a proper aidit
made This did not require any elaborate inquiry
1t the duty OF the 10 sna nases
and promptly TO ascertain and present ms aooi-
The condition Of the companies. however cannot
be escertalned without an audit OF naotl.tes I'd, as
biIities the valuations of the outstanding poicles
by which the amount OF the Necessary tfsesst t s rs
without proper verifcatfon II appears that in the
case Of the large IRE bs(e been nresente on
loose sheets in groups. without policy numbers ne
these calculations being simply checked by the DE-
partment- They are presented IN a manner 49, ~.
anv conlpar arson with tho companies books ana IN
the OF the four large conpa mes save ~ ] oaT
Sc of one company in year II does not appear
that the sheets made I'D by the companies nave
adopted. As Mr., Fleming SAYS: From these sheets
II would also be impossible 10 detect fraudulent
.Pse5 ana Ze' noIsc ase sheets 60 back
and forth from the connpanies 70 the department
for correction. There IS no audit in any proper
II tE evident that no proper sIperv1son or me
companies can he maintained simply hv scruunE
Of the annual statements or by full eXsnllnau,hs
which take place AT long intervals i : essentsI t
in he Of the year and during tR1
neriods between examinations the superIntH tHndehl
Should call for Information such as ~H enaple nh
TO keep reasonably posted with reference 20 IN IN
ro-fsnf classes of transactions This Is especially
fr7nortan- with reference 10 companies whose pat
transactions have merited criticism In nus way
alone nv repeated demands to test the course OF
,osna rer-ent can adequate protection 70 the pol.
i~--rojderz be assured through the supervision cI
the state Requiring information from ;llnr 10
time as TO purchases and sales. c2latetal Iotns'
MENTAL work Particularly is this SO with re1eI<
enca IN the disposition made by coInpa Mes ~
e,ools hi~h they are required to dispose of unoet
80 Ard bv this method. with rs aIl"nddht
,,I,b7Citz the use of the aCcumuI atlonS OF IN
commands 10 advance the personal ihtrI.9L7 80 =,
erclre directors or other persons IN S'loh ~
f-@T.-ce rhe mana cement may be prevented
II rras nor until about November iaSt ana alLeL
7r Fleming had begun his lnqnC1eS M tarn, i'm
enre -i7+endent began to require suCh al rte!Ini
aLortg and hence has been unfamiliar with I'M
I7orTanr transactions. and he has fallFd 20
such inquiry or protest aS 'li' ii" -
actions required
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

Dressmakers' Spring Sale
ENDS THIS WEEK
Don't Put OFF Coming,
BE HERE TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

OTHER .<DRESSMAKERS' SALE" DEPARTMENTS INCLUDE
Silks Laces and Nets. Embroderles
Flannes. Wash Dress Fabrics Ribbons,
Shears Ch1fons, Dress Trimmings
nents-thev found here-sALE SPECIALS introduce
stocks
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

Y6-Wide Eercer.zcd Saieen III
Regularly -25-Sale Price
Extra hfKh ir1strs-RIark WHIT. ard
Staple and fancy shades for lfri1x
bed sets. ccrnforrablss. s.c--siso for
jacket Innings and drop skirts
Other Sale Specials incIude--
Sill. finished Motrs Per-slir.s-
yard viia-lssffnx shades also III
black and whites "a 1900 J
Tard-vids Esrrsrigad Fsrrslir.s
Black. white and fa1c- NJ
shadss-lustrous-rsx- T. 49,
Satin Lining S.rz-s-f-s will IT
blace- white. colors-rsg 4s 80
Tareta Pusrle-rhe new lining
thar Nss slI TIRE rs,tls and
Iustrs Of silk. ard wears rucr ; "a
bsr-sr-thtrty-t -th-=s si-sdss.
bIaSL and vbits-res - --..-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

ct A VELOOE-Fast italian Line
- Sailing from Pier 64, North River.
# Of oath St, for Naples and Genoa.
fairfield Solart & Co, so Wall s.
COOKS 80 TOURS To EUROPE
All expenses included. Booklet
THOS. COOK & SON 245 and 1900 3 way.
$40 Madison ave. 563 9Th ave, y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

state O ~ Albany. Feb. Il. lee
q Sena's isrr charges were fled sgsnst {hs bs
z--t----5e7+ - Insurance which reIa'"1 - o2,te5
.s,sion Of rIsI1S Ihaf # he New YORK bar
ar5e~ section Of the e1ecuuEe "a .,ei,e into the
s- eleTgfSS 5ens-+rnent I transmit 70 you
H4-evg.r1 his report iogether WIN
'sse1 % ~ To-,ert n Of Insurance and the once OF
,a,--e TIE superintendent is apponea. -
80 5..-,- b,, and with the advice ana colIe@-s MS
- -, se-e-e ard holds his office Tor M , -Sror,,
zgs5a-- 20 removal by ne STT The naxer TO remove
5a,,.-.5s-+ mon The presenta tion oL
.- q-lfszii lo % iofFcers removable by the 90 10
80 --s1en, 20 -be constitution or as IN .ta M
= - &c o47Cers removable by the y de-
= ~ Case og an appointed head s, OF oT sr
-. = ,r lSare the Legislature has proEiaeed a.s
s-el,-a r@vrer Of removal The only 91terest
- ,7e removal Of officer is IN the ll'ei
n ~ s-rvce % sfs,1 tne If no abors of the depart
- 10 r1rirfrlfcItv of details WIN Niiich - -
~. - ,,,ee-ions submitted 70 II for decision . a
i~ 7equred action upon 90 - some extent recent
III t-1rasees these duties have existed ana f sg
amount n work has sioo Hitt these departmental
s-@.---.oe -,are grew IT wasteful ana rPPt SoIrgP
- ..1s 49, "fl. &c re s3epartment with regard 70
-, i-tt,,-ssrf interests of the holdeIs ol ''' "
s5e P2e5sS T,ous @ that iepa rtent might etst ,t
pth iarge staff apparently olss - ,nIiyr3es Of
Tre rbat II might make no ions ms
legislation and pass uIon To,,tine without TAX
-s-E-f -
w ras,,res of first importance witii,n re Of
=. r-a-o--tton Of abuses and the PROTECTOR; -; 20
80 -,o1i.,-boiders There was probaDE, an" u-i5en
prior te rhe insurance t fav made an
30 Insurance Department could noL ~ r. had TO
-sf,- -@rort Of the difficulties which u , ili ~
n5.-oirlfe~ the burdens II was felIIr fell1,od
~, f,-sssayt slore which il performer Ia. if
Fs,-+ a +Iat Investigation II also Appsait t -
~ =. ti'ae ta..r well directed and the depaIl
salrr had been efficient in the II Ia ,,at have
me scandals which were revealed eouio io'
existed. .. H. r-eseur super
also appreciate the fact Iftd Isr IT. unusual con
uten,leni On taking office confroIilea He
diiiore But he had conspicuous au .i t. daT,.-
tool - -rsf, abuses ascertainen v tti l,rl
rriars a. t,e department known ana WI I 80 "a
iasres .t,liv- tions which were not IeiL 20 -i,ss
sfe-- -. xvhch were writ large IN Il' toJ it,',J
i la ~ n.onle OF the state He was ais" eqUiPP
81, ,aindfrl OF the important Iel"in .ii l...---
fr-gf - pressure of public OPINION i:,.i ,,,,a
strv legisIston have been made H. ~ ~ nav. oera
man sa7,.a.-t ,e the economies Wi'h 80
S.a.75 - - ,f,s improper practices Nhlch M
uaer aFar.sosed Bu- IL * the .3sa, oIa condf-
1ra =, sez5s-a the poiicyh0idefs tilat 'i ia -
fssrs si3aH rot be permitted 10 sr o,,, -gis-
..a-,- .5..r ,-efargn shafl be Garner y- ,a.trf-
.io- .Str i,a s1ls.r rIsrsenfed ~
lss:t.i .e-so. Il IS essential th-a sA
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

Empire. RoCoco and Louis XIV designs
shades-PIaIn or Noirr finish-splendid I
Coverings and Draperies-not remnants
but full pieces from which YOU may seleC
greatest value of the season,
OTHER SPECIAL vALU
80 Isc~ curtain Sampss-vhtt- ard SIX
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Items from Thistle.

There is hardly dry day up here
now, nor has there been one during the
spring season, but the crops are good
and the feed in the mountains excellent.
Railway work is very scarce up here.
There is hardly men enough on the
track to keep it in safe condition.
A firm from Salt Lake has opened a
stone quarry at the mouth of Thistle
Fork, and is opening another one at the
mouth of Soldier Fork, across the creek
few hundred yards above the Junction
House.
Several parties are irrigating their
gardens by means of water wheels.
Not few have gone on a fishing trip
into Strawberry Valley.
Ore assaying twenty pounds of copper
per ton besides some gold has been
found short way east of Thistle. A
small vein of excellent coal has also beer
found here. John Thorgeirson.
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Meeting Of Merchants.

Monday night meeting Of the Retail
Merchants Association was held at the
City Hall. Lorenzo Jensen, secretary
of the state stated that they were down
on little pleasure trip, but gave us
talk on the conditions of said association
stating that AZ failures occurred in Utah
last season, and of this number only z
belonged to this association. He also
stated since the grand jury investiga-
ton that the above association is strong
er than ever. Mr.. Jensen also stated
that he would like to know if we want
ed the state convention held here July
10th, as we won out at last years con-
vention at Ogden; if we did he said
they would come; also that he would
like us to visit Lagoon.
j. S. Carver then addressed the meet
ing and gave good talk on the unity
of the merchants and the necessity of
belonging to the Retail Mercsants As
ociation.
Geo. A. Hone spoke in favor of a
strong organization and was in favor of
having the convention held at Spanish
Fork.
j. w. Jex spoke in favor of the or
ganization and of having the conven-
ton here.
John Jones spoke in favor of the
continuance of the association in Span
ish Fork and moved that we have the
convention held here. Seconded by A.
b. Rockhill and carried by full vote.
Oran Lewis spoke in favor of the
convention being held here and for the
continuance of the association.
Chairman i. p. Thomas spoke in
favor of the association and having the
convention held here.
A. T. Money said he was in favor of
doing business along business lines.
Mayor Martell spoke in favor of
having the convention held here and
was in harmony with the meeting.
G. A. Hone moved that the president
call an extra meeting for the purpose
of recognizing and to make arrange.
ments for the convention to be held
July 20, 1908. Carried.
Geo. Hone moved that we join the
association at Lagoon July Ia. Carried
| A. B. Rock hill moved that we hold
our meeting next Wednesday evening.
Carried.
On motion of A. T. Money vote OF
thanks was rendered the gentlemen
from Ogden. Adjourned. il. Banks
Secretary.
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Funeral services were held in the
Fourth ward meeting house over the
remains of Sister Miller who died June
18th at her home. The services were
called to order at 2:30 p. m. by Albert
Swenson, first counsellor to Bishop A.
Hansen. The ward choir sang, "Shall
We Meet Beyond the River" The
opening prayer was offered by August
Swenson. The choir sang, 81 Need
Thee Every Hour, Most Gracious Lord"
The speakers were C. r. Larsen, Bis
hop Marinius Larsen, VIM. Grotegut,
and Albert Swenson. all of whom spoke
words of praise Of the deceased and
consolation to the beresved. The theme
of all the speakers was that Sister
Miller was a dutiful wife. a loving
mother and devoted Latter Day Saint.
The one absorbing thought of her life
was her duty to those whom God had
entrusted TO her keeping. Sister Miller
has been widow for IL years, her
husbands name was Charles Miller, who
died in Spanish Fork. Sister Miller
was the daughter of James Hansen,
one of the early settlers of this city.
She was born in Spanish Fork, May 8,
1860. She leaves six children to mourn
her loss, beside host of loving rela-
tives and friends. Her casket was
covered with flowers woven into beau
tiful designs. The stand was draped
in white and decorated with ferns,
evergreens and flowers. The congre-
cation was large and attentive. The
singing was most excellent. G.A.H.
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Notice Of Annual School Meeting and Election

The registered vote rs residing in spanish
Fork School District, Utah county. Utah, are
hereby notified that the regular Annual school
Meeting OF said district viii be held at the Cen
tr ! school House in said di>tri t, Monday,
uly 18th. 1908; commencing at o'clock p. m.
lhe Trustees Annual f nancial ard Stats
teal reports for the year ending June 30, 1915
will BE- presented, also statement showing the
mana cement and condition of the schools OF
the district during the past school year AT
the said annual meeting the amount of compen-
sation to be allowed to the trustees or to either
of them, win be decided by a majority vote OF
the taxpayers present.
There will also he an election OF Trustees IN
said district on the same day ut the ,me place
as follows One trustee 10 ) rye for term 81
tree years
The polls viii be kept open fot said election
during four successive hours. to-wit: from Z
oclock p, IN. to O'Clock p, IN. of said dav.
MAR1NuS LARSEN Chairman.
PERRY 4 THOMAS, clerk.
Oh ARIES w BOO II. Treasurer
School board OF District No Utah county,
Utah.
Spanish Fork June ~. 1908.
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Death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Evans.

An inexpressibly sad passing away
was that of Mrs. Elizabeth c. Evans OF
rheumatism of the heart, which occurred
here on Saturday evening at her nome
in the Third ward.
Born at Spanish Fork, she was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Chambers, wife Of Thomas Evans, ana
she leaves 3 little children to mourn her
early demise, she being only 30 years
of age. She was sweet singer, ner
favorite solo was Light Beyond the
Shadows She was ever ready ana
willing in every good work.
Funeral services over her remains
were held from her fathers home on
Tuesday afternoon with large at
tendance of sympathizing friends.
Bishop Hales presided. Invocation by
High Counsellor John Moore. The
sneakers were Elders C. w. Booth, and
Bishop Hales, both of whom bore tes-
timony to the excellent character OF
the deceased.
The music was rendered by the Thirc
ward choir, led by Rees James. They
sang. 'Hark a Funeral Knell' ane
crest for the Weary Soul" Mrs
Annie Beck sang, "On that Beautiful
Shore" and Edward Williams, Face
to Face" A quartette was given by
Williams Brothers and Mrs Swenson.
Parting prayer by Elder Marinlu'
Larsen. MD
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No. Gill.

Treasury Department, once Of Comptroller
OF the Currency
Washington. d. c.. April 81. 1908. Whereas.
by satisfactory evidence presented To the
undersigned, 1t has been made 10 appear that
The FIRST National Bank OF Spanish Fork, -
in the city OF Spanish Fork. in the county OF
Utah, and state OF Utah. has complied with all
the provisions Of the Statutes Of the United
States, required TO be complied with before an
association shall be authorized to common .e
The business of Banking:
Now therefore, !. Thomas p. Kane. Deputy
and Acting Comptroller OF the Currency, a.
hereby certify that The First National Bank
OF Spanish Fork, - in the city of Spanish Fork.
in the county Of Utah and State of Utah, is
authorized to commence the business OF Bank
ing Us provided In Section Fifty one hundred
and ixty nine OF the Revised statutes Of the
United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal OF ONCE this Twenty first nay Of April
1908.
lsEALi Il. y. KANE
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the Currency
LIST pub, april 3d. last July :, 90.
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Spanish Fork people in Idaho will
have 4th of July celebration on Christ
ensen's lawn, Grainland, Idaho. A pro-
gram consisting of exercises ard sport
ing games, as we'll as large barbecue
has been arranged Chairman Carl
Anderson win preside and Will Christ.
ensen will look after the sports and
Captain Peterson will handle the cannon.
Many people from Spanish Fork and
other Utah and Idaho points are ex-
pected to take part. Arrangements
have been made with the Riverside
Brass Band to furnish music.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02
a Woman's Back


Has many aches and pains caused by
weaknesses aud falling, or other displace-
ment, Of the pelvic organs. Other symp-
toms Of female weakness are frequent
headache dizziness, imaginary specks or
dark spots floating before the ewes. pnaw.
ing sensation in stomach, dragging or
bearing down In lower a Abdominal or pelvic
region, disapreeable drains from pelyic
organs, faint spells with general weakness.
II any considerable number of the above
symptoms are present there is no remedy
that wfN. give Quicker relief or a more per
maAent che than DIR. Pierce's Favorlte
PreAc$4A6as 1T has record OF over forty
years OF cufeA II "a the. most potent
ipyigorating tonic and sirengtbenllg per-
Vine Known to medical science, It Is made
Of the glycerlc extracts Of native medici.
nal roots found In our forests and con.
tains not drop Of alcohol or harmful, or
habit-forming drugs. It's Ingredients are
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Last Thursday night the grand
wedding reception of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyrum b. Robertson was given at the
City pavilion. A large number of rela-
tives and friends were present to wish
the newly married couple happy
journey through life. Wedding cake
and wine were served during the dance.
Mrs. Robertson is the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. PIG. Hansen
of Payson and Mr.. Robertson is one of
our popular tonsorial artists.
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ing OF 10 gums al daylreak

Firing of Is guns at daylreak.
Hosting of Old Glory at sunrise.
Serenads of towl by Spanish Fork
Silver Band.
Assemble at r. G. w. depot at TAO
am.
Grand parade from depot to City
Pavilion.
Firing of one gun at 8 a. IN. to as
semble at pavilion.
The program at the pavilion will be
given as follows:
Music by the combined bands.
Invocation, Samuel Cornaby.
Singing, America" combined choirs
and congregation, led by Prof. James.
Reading of Declaration of Independ-
ence, John E. Bowen.
Solo, Edward Williams.
Recitation, Edna Houtz,
Music, combined bands.
Song William johnson.
Grafton, Hon. B. N. Roberts
Solo, Laura Bringhurst of Mammoth
Piano Solo, Arthur Thomas.
Star Spangled Banner, j. w. Rowe
aided by choirs.
Benediction. Chaplain.
Music, combined bands.
Dancing and all kinds of races and
sports for children at the Public Square
from to p. m. Dance free. The
following sports will be pulled off at
the race track.
Free for all trotting or pacing race.
s'..'.. '.s..s. ....s.,,.,. pfO.W
Free for ali trot or pace ,2:35 class so. 90
Base ball game, Sph. Fork Dusky Reds
VS. Mammoth Silver Greys. 20. 90
Free for all horse race, half mile. l5.l
Free for all horse race, quarter mile,
81 to each entry ........... 10. 90
Free for all ladies horse race 90
Bicycle and horse race, 2 miles relay .
.,.,...-..,. ..s..,.,..... .0.UU
Foot race 100 yards 500
Foot race 220 yards 500
Foot race 440 yards. 500
Relay race, half mile, entrys. 1000
Any horse receiving prize will not
be allowed to enter for a second con-
test. Admission to race track, l5c and
25c. Dances in the City Pavilion, July
3rd and 4th.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing of the citizens of Spanish Fork
school district will be held in the City
Pavilion, Tuesday evening, July Z, 1908
for the purpose of nominating a candi-
date for the position of Trustee for the
term of three years. Meeting to be
held at 8 p. m. M.Larsen, c. W. Booth,
P. A. Thomas, Trustees. Spanish Fork
June %, 1908.
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Moroni Hicks Explains to Oran A,
Lewis the Reason the Inyo
is Not a Producer Today.

Editor Press:-I noticed in your last
issue the article about the Skidoo and
Inyo gold mines and the question was
asked why are the Inyo lodges not
being worked? AS the locator of the
Inyo believe can answer that ques-
ton truthfully If not satisfactorily to
all parties concerned. At the time the
Inyo was Incorporated the owners gave
something like $4,000 shares of the
stock to buy an incompetent president,
laboring under the delusion that he was
a mining man, when he only had an
overflow of gall, If the Inyo manage
ment had been competent the Inyo to-
day would be producing hundreds of
thousands annually instead of lying
idle. One year ago Inyo stock sold
readily at 81. came from the Bull
frog district up here backed by a San
Francisco syndicate and offered 81 per
share for sol, 200 shares, cash on de-
livery. 1t was not for sale. don't
blame anyone for not selling, or with
the almost inexhaust BILE amount of high
grade free milling ore the stoc should
be good at SIS per share. don't say
this because discovered the Inyo or
because | sold my stock to keep from
being eaten by the sharks, but simply
because the goods are there in place,
millions in sight also the $l18, 900 pres
ident, Respectfully, Moroni Hicks.
Manager B. F. Wo ,dward of the Ida
no G en- mine in Bear Lake.: Idaho has
returned from Tintic where he has
bought hoist and shipped same to the
mine where he has gone for the sum-
mer. Mr.. Woodward said that the
hoist would be put in place as soon as
, possible and crowd work with three
shifts in their Wine. He expects to
have out shipment of lead in the neal
future. They will also build boarding
house for winter. Work at the Koyle
mine has closed down for the summer
on account of bad air their blower
being worn out.
A party was given at the home OF
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Schylar Brown, Saturda,
June %, in horror Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
, thur l.. Thomas. Mrs. Thomas has
been employed at the YIN. Coop for
about 2 years while her husband wal
in the mission field in California. The
, party proved to be grand success
The crowd gathered about 3 o'clock
when some interesting games were
: sung, after which delicious refresh
ments were served. There were abou
rs guests present, and all went home
thinking of the few happy hours tina
were spent together, and wishing the
voung couple the very best wishe.
through life. ORB
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NEW BABIES.

A son to Mrs. Knud Knudsen of Pal
myra last Monday.
A son to Mrs. C. l.. Lambson last
Monday.
A daughter to Mrs. David Boyack
Wednesday.
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Probate and Guardianship Notices
Consult County Jerk OF the respective sir
ers for further Information.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District OF the state Of Utah, sitting In and for
Utah county. Probate Division.
In Re Estate OF Thomas Clayson, deceased.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
10 the undersigned III his place OF residence. 81
Lake shore, Utah county State OF Utah on OF
before the Goth day Of October. a. D.. 1905.
SAMUEL ASHBY
Administrator OF said Estate.
a. SAXEI, Attorney.
First pub. June. II. OK, last July ~. 1905