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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-22
PREDICTS PENNY POSTAGE
Assistant Postmaster General Foresess
Cheaper Rate When Asuses End.

Assistant Postmaster General Foresee IS
Cheaper Rate When Asuses End.
St Paul Mimi. Aug % A. l.
Lowshe third assistant postrsast 2
Seneral. addressed the National Z 4
toriai association on The Attitude Cd.
Of the Postcrce Department iowa "a
Newspapers and Sccorc.class Matter.
Mt Lawsho sail thsrc is a creat al,
mand for penny posrage. With thr
-c.ad-eiass mailing privilege brcuc
back to its original basis. as intcn Boz.
oy CONGRESS. and with the .nminetior
OF few other costly abuses. ne r-e
iicle5 that the publishers OF the
United states may continue % emo,
me present socoud-ciass rates OF ros+
ose and that the business mon of th,
country may secure in due season th
cent an ounce rate.
iic said legitimate publishers ars
now aiding the departmcn, in eiiminat
Ing abuses
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FER Over Sixty Ysara.

krs, Winslow's Soothing SyruI
mas oeen used for over sixty years by
millions OF mothers for their childrer
while teething, with Perfect success
1t sootbes the child, softens the gums
allays all pains, cures wind collie, and
Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
IL Will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Sold by Druggists IN
every part OF the world. Twenty.
i've cents a bottle. Be sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup" Snd take no other.
Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs
Act, June 30th, 1905. Serial Number
lOQS
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Southern Railway

n. B.-FonoWing schedule figures published a,
Information. and are not guaFanssed
Schedule effective Apr. 18th. 1908
Trains leave WashinRson fron New Union
station
s.i3 a. a. Daily--Lceai TOR Warrsnton Dan.
Vile, aEc uEg stations.
$50 a. 10. Daily-Local for HarnsoDbur1 Va
SIS g. m Daily-Uuited States Fast Mall.
slrss-ciass coaches and draving-roOm. sleeper 40
New Orleans. Dinins car service.
$40 y. m. daiiy-W aehingtoa aud Florida
tsmieed. Through coaches aud sleeper 20 Co
.umbie. Savannah and Jacksonvslle. sleeper
- augusta Dining car service. Tourist TO Cab
us p. m. Week Days-LocaI for Hsrrisonbu. q
snc sey stations on Manassas Branch.
~ m. Daily-LocA for WArrenton q "a
-hariottesyille.
lo.g ?. m. Dany-Sew York and Memp' IA
Limited tvia Lynehbur2)-First class coach 3 "a
seepiag ear 20 Roanoke, Knoxville. Chat Ia
aooSA, Birmingham ana Memphisl aleepsr -
Ney Orleans. Dining-ear servics.
l.O0 ?. m. paily-NeW YORK aud New Orleans
iAlNed-Ail Pullman trains. club ana abaerva-
Won cars 30 New 0rleansi sleeper 10 Ashvfiie
Ahanta, birmingham. New Orleans. Sleeper to
-hariotte. Dining-caF service.
through trains nom the south arrive WASH
and li-ao .. m daily. Aarrisonburs AIS
m week days and ESQ pm. daily. FROM Char.
iotteeville. $40 a. m. and 300 D. m.
Tickets, sleepingc ar.reservatfons aud detailed
niorn enen can be had a. tckst od1ca. los lSth
"a. ~ - nv ~~d New Jnion station.
sasgsss checked ,hrougb from hotsls and rest
a-"Ssa- Cab torvioe-
2 n. AcKERT. Y. p. And Gen. Mao.
=. n. hAhDWiCK, Pass. franc hfr.
W. n. TA1LOn. Gen. Pass. ArBnt
80 nRoWk. osnsral Agent
Ws1si.EsOs. "a
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HOWS THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case OF Catarrh that cannot b.
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. FL
CHENEY & CO, TOLEDO. o.
We, the undersigned. have known +.
J. Cheney for the last 10 years. and be-
heve him perfectly honorable IN sll husi-
ness transactions, and 6nancisllv ahle
70 carry out any obligations made by
his hrm. NALpINC, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Whole ale Druggists, Toiedc o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. Testimonials
Tree. Price, T5c. per bottle Sold by ak
Druggists
Take Halls family Pills Tor constipa-
ton.
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Auto Ride on 1oo,b g,rth.,v

Little Falls. y. Y. Aug 2O-Mrs.
Eva TOuser Harter. Of Columbia. cele-
brated her lo0tn birthday She has an
her faculties and is able to discuss aIl
the topics Of the day. She was given
an automobile ride by Mrs. Douglas
Robinson, sister of President Roose-
Welt. and greatly enjoyed the ride. she
said the improvements she saw IN az
ricultural implements impressed her
more than anything she saw.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-22

Warsaw. y Y Aug. 2O-Simon No.
Cullough. while picking huckleborries.
was bitten on the finger by a rattle.
snake. He was miles from medical
aid. and knew that II the spread Of the
poison was % be arrested il must De-
done Immediately. In his pocket was
a revolver. and holding his finger Sd
that he could get a good aim. he frcd
directly az the two punctures left by
the reptiles fangs II was Quick
job Of amputation. if not a particularly
antiseptic method of surgery. The
wound has become very much infam
ed, and there Is danger OF blood pois
oning.
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Dukes Fortune Eor a Dancer

London, Aug. 2O.-It is stated that
Genee, the danseuse. is engaged &c
marry. not New Yorker. as at first
reported but Frank Isitt. a wealthy
London man. the family lawyer Of the
Duke and Duchess OF Newcastle. II is
declared that the duke. very wealthy
peer OF England. has determined q
settle a large sum of money on Genee
making her independent for life.
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NeN Professor For Columbia

New YORK. Aug. 20.-Columbia uni
versity has secured the services OF
Arthur Lucicn Walker as the al IN
istrative head Of the department o.
metailurgy IN succession TO Professo.
Howe. who has retired 20 devote bis
time to research and investigation. II
is announced that Professor Howe
however. viii continue TO lecture on
iron and steel
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Virginia Military Institute,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

10Th Year. State Military, Scientific and
Technical School. Thorough courses of
general and applied Chemistry and in
Electrical and Civil Engineering Degree
oil graduate in academic course. and de-
grees OF Bachelor Of Science in Technical
COURSES. All expenses, including clothing
and incidentals, provided at rate Of S36s
per annum, as an average for the four
years, exclusive Of oEtflt. For information
address +. W. NICHOLS. Supt
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choEed to Death On Olive Seed

Pittsburg. Aug. 19.-Whne eatins
olives one Of the seeds lodged in the
throat OF Mildred Evans. ten years
old. OF Sharon. and she choked To
death before a physician arrived
Frank Opluski, fifteen months old. of
West End. choked 70 death on a piece
Of bologna sausage.
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AdriraI eoodrleh - RankInn -.

admiral Goodrich Now Ranking Officer
Washington Aug 20.-The retire
ment OF Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans
places Rear Admiral Caspar r Good.
rich. commandant OF the navy ya-l
al New York. at the head Of The active
list OF rear admirals Of the navy. Al.
miral Goodrich will be retired in Jan
uary next The position Of senior
rear admiral viii In no way be a ma
terial advantage to him.
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THAN NOT TO &c PRESENT

No Necessity Fer Presence In Pitts.
burg At Creditors First MEETING.
Pittshlrg. Aug c0.-Aitar a confer.
Fncc between Ex-Governor Stone. conn.
sci for Harry Thaw. ana Rs-er
oMara. his receiver in bankruptcy. 70
has been decided hat the presence OF
Thaw at the first meeting of bis cree.
iiors. 10 be held here Sept :. Mil mo.
be required. The date OF his aproa..
anoe here. II his presence shocla D.,
required later. VIII depend on future
dey eiopmcnts
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Helped Organize the Republican Part,

PittsbEg. Aug 20. - William sey
bert. one OF the local organizers OF the
Republican party and a delegate u
the first national convention. held IN
Pittshurg In 1856, died here at the are
of eiehty-eighS years. lie had been
married sixty-four years
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-22
Fish capsizes Boat; Doctor Drown.

risn Capsizes Boat; Doctor Drown.
Upper Lake. y. Y, Aug. l9-Dr
Joseph Eichberg. Of Cincinnati. was
drowned in Big Upper lake while
nshing. In trying to land large pick
erel the boat was capsized. DR. Eich-
berg could not swim.
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SILAS sHELBURNE & SON.
SHELBURNE'S WAREHOUSE

For the sale of Loose Tobacco and
by sample over the hogshead. 18th
and Canal Streets. Rishmond. Va
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P. hCRACKEN, BRO. O CO..

-wEOLKsALE AND RETAIL
.GROCERS and LIQUOR DEALERS
Orer Ten rhousand Gallons PURE Rye ane
BOURBON WHISTLES from ahe following V.ll
Known iisfileries. Gran 4 Co.. OF Ohio Boopa
JolaU bt4u.ins Co.. Of Kentucky. Honticrno
Bistlnery. Of Maryland. snd ". =. Gray. Of
Agcnta for 1e-gnsf = Singles bar~r ne.r
Rhey also orsf STAPLE and Fancy aFocsrfss.
Agricultural iapisHsuts essds. asaAn ana
Qeasat
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W. 8. EMBREY

tSuccessort to Enbrey & Bergman. ]
Dealer IN Railroad Cross Ties. Cedar
Posts, Spokes and Hoops. Keeps
constantly on hand large supply Of
Bsled Hay and Mill Feed. Once near
Railroad Depot, Fredericksburg Va
aiso Accent fo~ Page Wfrs FsDaa 10
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~. Do. Scott. Apant.

WILLARD THOMSON. Gen Msn
6Nlt'more. Nd. March 10. lsoS
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SPANISH FORK.
JURIES DISAGREE
In Liquor Selling Cases-Damaging
Evidence Ignored
speeIal Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork Utah Co., Aug. s.
After pretty long delay from June
IA 10 Aug. 5. the case OF Illegal selling
of liquor on Sunday by the World
Drug company, of which Andrew and
Albert Enberg are proprletors, came to
trial this forenoon before Justice Dahyl
and jury OF four Judge Saxey prose-
cuted and Judge Whitecotton OF Provo
defended At the conclusion OF the
trial the case was submitted to the
jury, who could not agree, three being
for acquittal and one for conviction.
The case of Spanish Fork against
Theodore Dedrickson, a partner OF the
World Drug company, and who At
times assists when the others are busy
was next heard The evidence showed
that Detective Taylor accompanied by
his assistant, Burton, mad gone into the
drug store at $3.50, s. 40 and $3.50 y. m,
called for drinks, which were supplied
by Dedrlckson, an three drank the
same In the back parlor Taylor pro-
duced the bottle and two OF the glasses
with the liquor IN court this afternoon.
All OF which Dedrickson denied under
oath; said no such transaction took
Mace, had never seen Taylor or Burton
until today The jury as In the former
case. disagreed, three for acquittal, one
for conviction.
To-day a fine boy arrived to bless the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs, George Proctor
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distribution in the estate of Andrew
ONerlade. deceased.
on the ground of failure to provide
Emma l.. Blood of American Fork WAS
granted a divorce from her husband,
Thomas Blood. She was also given
costs, S2b attorney fees, 500 "A month
alimony and the custody Of three minor
children The parties were married
Jan a. 1901 at American Fork.
Karen Camilla Larson Ferris was re-
stored t. her maiden name and granted
divorce from her husband, Joshua
Lorenzo Ferris, ON the grounds OF fail
uIe to provide, She was also awarded
the custody of one minor child and $40
allmony The parties We're married In
Provo, Dec a. 1906.
q. O. Gregg of Washington. ID, c.,
Is here I'm the interest of the forest
reserve service, He VIII direct his at
tention to timber, sales ana measure
ment OF lumber
Thursday the sixth ward of Provo,
win have a ward outing 10 Knudsen's
grove by the lake, whore the day will
he spent I'm boating, games and other
amusements, About 10 hay racks have
been secured To take the children and
VIII leave the ward westinghouse
AT o. 80 i'm the morning returning at
q o'clock p, m
Children To Saltair today, 10 cents
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ana r r. Romney; demurrer overruled
and 80 days given to answer,
Margaret II. Cutler vs. Thomas and II.
c. Joiley administrator of VIM, ]. Jol-
ley Sr deceased, Ns Thos, Haycock, set
tled by stipulation.
Max. Parker was appointed admnistra-
tor of the estate of Anna Parker, de-
ceased.
ist,ation In the estate Of Helen M King,
deceased.
from Vim, Emmett,
CHurt adjourned tiil Aug. ~
on SUNDAY last. a Cloudnurst at the
l'n Red canyon. destroyed the road
from top 20 bottom. carrying on the
bridge across the Red canyon wash. BY
the time the waters reached the roller
mill the stream was swollen to such an
tent that the waters ran over the bridge
and all around the syrett residence IN
to the barn destroying quite a lot OF
nav and CARRYING off their poultry
Last night benefit dance was held
for Miss Hilda V. Prince, who leaves on
a mission to the Northwestern States
next Thursday -.
the farmers is immense.
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RIVERTON.
THREsHER AND HARVESTER.
New Public Buildings and Waterworks
Immense Crops.

Special Correspondence.
Riverton, Salt Lake Co. Aug. s.
The Jordan Valley Dry Farm com
pany OF this place has just Installed
a steam combined harvester and
thresher which harvests the standing
grain. threshes and sacks the same,
ready to be put on the cars. This
immense machine, which looks at
distance like an immense haroor
dredge. was started up 1n the big
wheat fields west OF Riverton the day
before yesterday. and Riverton is now
as proud as a dog with two caudal
appendages.
The first steam harvester of the kind
was used last year on the dry farms
near Nephi by the company of which
Prof Lewis A. Merrill is manager; the
one here Is the first and only steam
harvester i'm Salt Lake county; some
what similar harvester was purchased
and is being used by the 'Steadman
Bros on land in West Jordan, II being
drawn by 26 horses
The hard times of last fall had very
little effect on Riverton, and the neigh
borhood is quite prosperous the pres
ent year. Work Is plentiful; wages
fairly good, lucern has yielded heavy
crops; wheat on irrigated land is ex-
tremely heavy. but is down In many
places, so that II will be troublesome
TO cut. frult If abundant, put nun
dreds Of pear trees are being cut down
on account OF the blight
The pipe line and water system, taxi
ing water for culinary purposes from
the mountains above Draper. across the
Jordan river and nearly halfway to
the West mountains, has just been COM
pleted, and brings water of the finest
quality into the homes of the people
at a cost OF about 500, 900.
The westinghouse. which has the name
of being the finest country ward meet
inghouse In the Church. Is close to
completion. and probably will be ready
for occupancy in course Of
a couple of months. In quite
few respects In outside APP
pearance It resembles the salt Palace
of Salt Lake City.
Riverton is also erecting a modern
schoolhouse, which will probably cost
$4,000 when completed, and is one OF
the busiest little farming communities
In the state.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
MEDICAL CONVENTION.
Electric ShOws-Ncw Arri,als--lio}
Meets win Painful Accident,

Special Correspondence
Mount Pleasant Sanpete CO. Aus
7 the Third councillor District Mcll-
cal society, which includes Utah coun
Is and the state south. win hold a
three days convention here, Tuesday.
"Wednesday and Thursday, Of next
week "wednesday evening a banquet
win be given the visitors Eat which
the Commercial club members are iu-
vited
Erasmus Straie and Hyrum Peter
son of Spring CITY, have bought "a
steam thrasher,
Two electric shows are 10 be in
operation here soon The Majestic
commenced last week. and l.. A VII
son opens up am electric show the
first OF next week
Born 10 the wife NJ Claus Clawsou
of Spring CITY daughter July 23
To the wife of James Nelson. daugh
ter, July 2S, 10 the wife OF James
Jensen, a son Aug @ 10 the wife "
Lester Alfred Of Spring CITY a daugh
ter Aug, 6 10 the wife NJ Arch Liyings-
ton OF Spring Ciiy twins, both girls,
Aug, Z.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT,
A young SON Of James Hicks resi-
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VISIT OF FIRST PRESIDENCY,
Good Yield of Grain--Missionary We'll
come-Ncw Saw Mil.


Special Correspondence.
Holden, Willard Co, Aug. "A great
many Holden people attended stalk.
conference at Fillmore. Aug. ], and
The following Day, Aug, 4 Priests.
Joseph f. smith Anthem II. Lund,
Francis NJ. Lyman and the stake presi-
dencv visited this ward and held meet
ing at II O'Clock Nearly every mem
her OF the ward was in attendance and
greatly enjoyed the most excellent dis
course of Prest. Smith. Seldom have
the people enjoyed so great a spiritual
feast and II was indeed appreciated.
Elder John Wood was sustained as
second counselor to Bishop Anthony
Stephenson to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the removal of Counselor l., A.
Stevens to Logan. Utah.
Monday evening Aug 4, party was
given in the Social hallin honor Of
Elder r s. Nixon and wife who re-
turned last week from the Central
States mission.
Most of the small grains have been
harvested The yield will be fair,
Wheat is extra good. A new thrasher
is en- route threshing will commence
soon.
A saw mill has Just been set In opera
ton In Pioneer canyon. Wood Bros. OF
this place are handling the output Of
the mill
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colorado holding that sir. Doolttle.
who had attempted 10 defraud the
stock men of this locality out OF 9
cars OF cattle had committed no Of
fcrsc ana therefore refused 20 honor
tho rcquisitou papers from this state
The stockmcu finally secured posses
sion or the stock, but lost very heavl-
~ in the transaction, one Of the men
having lost over sq00.
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Montpelier Notes.-The protractcd
spell of hot dry weather sull con-
tlnues The hay crop Is not so heavy
rs last year but the quality is thought
to be much better Tho fruit crop
Win be next to a failure having been
injured while In bloom Sheriff
Wright returned from Denver without
his prisoner the attorney general OF
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OGDEN OFFICE:
Room 3f0 Eccles Building.
CIrcuIator. @. O. Brown. Jr.

Office phones 81. 1897 Bell. sos Ind
Home Address ....26Il Monroe
Residence phone. ....1S11 Bell
Office open from $50 10 1880 a.
M. and to $3.50 p. m.
Patrons are requested to make
Immediate complaints regarding
unsatisfactory delivery.
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CANNING AND PACKING PLANT
Death of Lucilc Mndsen--lndian War
Veterans Reunion.

Special correspondence.
Ephraim. sanpete CO., Aug. Am
drew Rasmussen of Redmond, formerly
or Ephralm, came nearly losing his 1T
Ile bay, rs months old, The child was
playing near the house and fell into
the ditch. II was rescued by It's moth
en- but it's recovery remained doubtful
for some time.
WAR VETERANs REUNION
Fountain Green. Moroni, Wales and
Freedom have appointed committees TO
arrange for Black Hawk Indian va"
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PARK CITY.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Justices and Sections Rcports.--Ncw
Arrival mt the Turnbows.

Special Correspondence.
Park city. Aug. THE city council
met laste evening and allowed bills TO
the amount OF S2,64b0S
The city Justice reported having tried
33 cases and collected $3.50 in fines
The sexton reported five deaths, three
males and two females during the
month of July. ,st
Harry Malone, James Crawford and
Henry Bates were appointed firemeu.
The FIRST chief was instructed to sell
the chemical engine for the reason that
the engine is too heavy for Park City's
steep hills.
Kingdom Gould and the party who
accompanied him up here on Wednes-
day, who have been fishing. hunting
and taking in the mines, left TINS AFTER
noon well pleased with their visit.
Tuesday morning son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Turnbow.
.-------.-<r-
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PANGUITCH.
pIsTRIoT COURT SESSION.
Divorce Probate and Other Cases-
Damage from Cloudburst.

Sp'Nlhi NulltolhNH'li'N'
Pangutch, Garhold co.. Aug, dis
trint court was held mere ON the 9Th
inst, Judge j. r. Chidoster on the
nencn. The following business was trans
acted;
W O. Black vs. Hyrnm Gates, demur-
rer oYerruled and 30 days given to ans
wer
demurrer overruled and ~ days given IN
which 10 reply
Continental Life Insurance Co, vs. Il;
Il Church Jr. demurrer oNerruled and
80 days given 20 answer
y " Thompson VI selden J. Clawson
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dent of Mt Pleasant, living on San
Pitch. while climbing from horse.
ping on him broke his leg In two
places between the knee and the hip.
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GIRLS STRANGE ACTIONS.


special Correspondence.
Provo, Aug, lO,-Margaret Dean, 10
years ot age who for some time oast
nus pgrn boarding with the family Of
r. D. Partridge, was missing Saturday
morning and was not found until late
saluldaN night AS soon as she was
missed he officers were notified and
upon Investigation 1t was learned HAT
she htd endeavored 10 purchase some
suyJhumc az the local drug stores. The
s'unS woman was found hiding ~ the
Ne.+- bordering the shores OF the lake
ana wien encountered had sufficient
guanlit' Of sandwiches to last her for
Nv" ON three days. When asked why
sIe hai acted i'm this manner she Ie-
pl,a thnt she was looking for her
mother but soon afterwards admitted
nai h." mother was dead. She was
|IH'n boy the sheriff 70 his home where
ne ls heing held pending an inYestiga-
won as To- her sanity.
PROVO GfnnnT DnnTft An.tA.r
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LIHNARY ROARD OEFIcNns.

MANI hbAit( OfFlN EltS.
ibe W. Nur"ly board met and transacted
"a bulal routine business ana elect
sslnnr following officers for the en-
dsnf g,af' m Fred W Taylor, presi-
am mon p Eggortson, Wee presi-
u '''a Mrs A. =. Cuckler. secretary
"'FohcE AND OTHER COURT
CASES.
ssrse' 'uon for letters of administration
0ia,o llted John s. Johnson In the
~. simon Iohngon, deceased.
account allowed and decree OF
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PROVO DEPARTMENT


Works Residence Phone
Ind 1& d.
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veterans reunion to be held in the
West Mountains.
Mrs. Nephi j Reese of Wales is ar
ilicted with diphtheria
Henry Kelson and Henry Anderson
were fined S. each by Justice OF the
Peace a. c, Bosen last week for as
saulting Jesse Keller.
The officers Of the North ward prl-
mary association entertained their
classes at the North ward schoolhouse.
A delightful program was rendered and
luncheon Of ice cream and picnic was
served
The Sunday school officers of the
North ana South Sanpete stakes and
SEWER stake viii hold reunion at this
place Aug lG,