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MASS MEETING CALLED.

PROVO, July 19.--citizens who are
opposed to the granting of street priv,
ileges and other valuable concessions to
the railroads without due consideration,
have called a mass meeting IN the
o,,era house Thursday, July %. for the
discussion of the proposition in a
friendly manner. Both sides will be
represented, so the notice states.
There is every indication that the
election viii be a lively one. 1t Is said
that the opponents of the depot have
taken time by the forelock and have
employed all the livery rigs in the city.
and 1t Is said they will have number.
of automobiles down from SAL Lake IN
addition to those owned here. for the
purpose of carrying voters to the polls.
Ii will probably be the most closely
contested election ever held IN Provo
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.

PROVO, July 19.-The county COM
.rnissioners and Cunty, Atty. Evans went
to Cotton Saturday to inspect the coun-#
ty road which tbs claimed has been.
badly damaged by the D. & II. G.. ny.
company, which has constructed a. dou-a
sble track from Cotton eastward and by
SO dong encroached upon the roadbet,
Thomas edward of Payson was here
Saturday interviewing Sheriff Judd
with a view of obtaining protection from
his brother-in- law, whose name is Fen
dleton and who. Mr.. Coward claims,
has threatened to kill him.
Mrs. Lottie " Hendricks OF Ogden
died ut the state mental hospital Sat
3urds,y at the age of so years from par
5aIysis. The remains We're taken to
ogden for burial today.
marriage license has been issued to
Eugene Miner and Amelia Peterson,
both of Spanish Fork.
DR. Frank a. Kerr Of Kansas City
has decided to locate in Provo in the
near future. He passed through Provo
on his way to the coast and decided to
stop off, through having read some
Favorable write-up of the city, and was
SO we'll pleased that he will become
resident.
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co,IsIITrEE 10 REPORT.

OGDEN. July 10 Contrary to the
general expectation. the investigating
Committee appointed by Gov spry 70
Investigate the conditions at the State
Industrial school did not make its
report Saturday afternoon as was ex-
nected it would. A meeting was held
nj the school late in the afternoon with
alls members Of the8committee present.
4 After some discussion the formation OF
the report to be submitted to the gov,
arr,or was left TO ii committee composed
nf a. G. Nelson, state superintendent OF
public instruction. Dist Atty. n u
Harris. Juvenile Judge e. Gowans
and Rabbi Charles ]. Freund OF salt
4 Lake city, This committee will meet
In the office5of Supt. Nelson and !. draft draft
its reCOrJ. IA
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.s1IooTINf, ArFR..Y AT GOSHEN.

PROVO, July ia complaint has
been sworn to In Justice Moons court
charging Henry Gurley of Goshen. TINS
county. with assault with a deadly
weapon, with intent to do bodily harm.
Gurley, it appears. had been drinking.
and without any provocation drew a
shotgun on James Gaynor and threat
ened to Kill him. He pulled the tIig-
ger and the gun failed to explode, He
then made another attempt. holding the
gun against Gaynorls abdomen. but
EGaynor took hold OF the barrel ana
raised just In time to let the charge
%I,ass by the side of his head. This hap
pened Thursday evening and 1t is said
that Gilrley Y i I, tened others, among
them some children. earlier in the day.
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!. mr.. 51; 3. CONTRACTS.

A new era is dawning for the Biz;
Horn Basin as the contract for the
building Of the railroad from Kirby
5(thc present terminusl south throush5
the Big Horn canyon to Shoshone has
been let to the grading firm OF Nc
have sbeensoffered the work from Kirby
Ia Thermopolis. When this road is
completed to Grin junction it will con-
meet this part of the country direct
with Cheyenne and Denver and all
points south and east.
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there viii also be d circus in town on on
the same day. IS M
8 Fo :, 4 DISTRICT COURT.

PROVO, July u Q. The case against
Eliza beth Moore, charged with u statu-
tory offense for which A. j. MORO was
sentenced to three years in the state,
.tison. came up Saturday. She en-
tered & plea of not guilty. Trial was
set for3July s2s.
The following jurors prs We're Ne drawn. We
Parker, Joseph Douglass, John II. Dix
ON. George II. Doul, Payson; Thomas
Larson, Pleasant Grove; David Fl,
8I,oyeless, q Gorge w. Giles. N. O. Mark
ham, Provo: MILFORD Penrod, Lincoln;i
George u Myers James r. Dalmer,=
American Fork: William w. Richard
son, Spanish Fork; Samuel Fl, Roundy,
Mapleton; Israel Thurman, Lehi; James
Wfgnalb Benjamin.
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PIONEER CELEBRATION
AT CoWLEY, WYOMING.
tsnscia, Correspondence.

--a -Ts. %
ECOWLEY. Big Horn Co., Wyo., July
APPROPRIATIONS are being made for q
grand celebra ton on the Gath of July.
As the towns not Mormon do not cele-
brate this day, they all look for some
thlhgso Mormon day" as 1t Is called.
The Cody baseball team will be In at
tendance and a number of dlstln-
guished gentlemen from other towns
will take part in the program The
Cowley choir and silver band will be
in attendance and wherever they are
there is always something doing. a
number of gentlemen will deliver adj
dresses and the Grafton will be deliv-
cred by DR.. Il. w. Croft. a grand pa
5rade will take; place in which pioneers,
Indians and other distinctive features
will be 3rcprescnted.
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY AT BRIGHAM

BRIGHAM CITY, July 1.-THE
Farmers. Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany of Boxelder county is now COM
#pletcd and Will soon be ready5for busi-.
ness. The Officers of the company are re-.
w. s. Hansen, president; n. J: Vaian-
tine. vice president; Milton II. Welling,s
Secretary Moslah Evans, treasurer 7.
The president and vice president e, MI :,
the7 Following compose the board of d.
7Tectors: g. C. Knudson. Peter Lows,
toluf Jensen, C. G. Adney. r.. 4. Fri r.
&dal. r. f. Roche, Joseph Watkins, + i.
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IR ECEMT DEA THIS

/ ISGLEnSIELD. ALMA j Alma eli
lferson IfiElefield. the 12-Near- olds son
81 John Inglefeld of Mammoth, IoI.
4rnerlv or Provo, died July w. l.or.s
iappendicitis The funeral services WI ~
held Sunday in the Provo salNlt. ~ -, :.
chapel The following :. = ? tsisbon
dressed the congregat lon; hlsti ~,
SItalph Poulton and Elders Sr,g!,ah,'
johnson ana VIM II McCunou uel1
6annrourif,te vocal selections We're F t''i
dered BY the ward choir.
BEI,TzER. JOHN A.--on July !, ~ q,
!John5 a !. Better, ~ years or age, suis ~.
II his home. a15 TwentS-nlhtn I,ai,s5
ogden. OF stomach trouple NJ ~. ..e. y
aer served during thesaGaStl,l ~ ss,,,. -,
Iowa infantry. Nc vas one g, w, Ks
earIr residents of Ogden where ne
!, I. ;l,oor, engaged in the icWelrN. pus i
ness 3fo, more than 90 .',ea's g g g II
survived By q wife, daughte 81 a. .I,,,
.wo sons. The date OF theS luis 70 -
@ill be announced later,
RAND. j .AsIIiss-!.t his residence G.. IN
the Third ward Provo, sItah ) ~ -
James Bland, died on July o. nv, ~
deceased was n nntiye q = orks t. v. y,
II, ~ ,anf Ho$camc toSUtah 10 Years
40 and has since liNedsain sfoV9,
| where he was highly Respected ~ a. /.
| vino made his ACQUAINTANCE ne 70
survived by his wife and numerous ],
| othar relatives, among them prothe !,
/ Who is living at Richfield. ana Is ~ y
wears of age The fnnernl was helu
SUNDAY IN the Third ward and was va,
/ ven attended. The speakers were ~.
/ ders5 Joseph A. Buttle and Roanes
/ lillian. Jr.. and Bishop n. i Il y; l.
The ward choir rendered beautlful Vo %
i cal selections. 565
MITCHELL SARAH HIaNDEltS'9' IN
/ Al thistle. Utah county. at the nome
i ~ her son. Joseph Mitchell. Mrs.
i sarah Henderson Mitchell died July
/ IA after a long illness. She was , pnr !
j III glasgow, Scotland. in May 1855 1898.
4 Her parents were Joseph and Jane'
4 Henderson,. She when but gi ~
1 with her two brothers James a,l.l
4 Daniel Henderson, embraced ta v
Il Gosrrel. In the year 1890 she marrlea
Robert Mitchell who died In Scotland
inS1s72. With some Of her children
she came to Utah in SIS l.lIhe res,
OF the family with the exception, o.
her Oldest son Robert, came later. She
was the mother OF nine children. tWe
j sons and two daughters surviving her
:. she is also survived by FL grnndchll'
II dren. ana four great grandch ildren
sim was a devoted Church woman
q esteemed by wide circle Of FRIENDS
The body was buried in the Salt Lake
Il City GENE tery.
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OH REFINERY.

COWLEY, Wyo., July 15.--Thc oil! re-
.finery is nearing completion and num-
bers OF drilling rigs are at work IN the
Byron oil district and others are on
the way, SO it viii soon be determined
whether we are to have oil field in
this section OF not. Eastern capital,sts
are coming in or are sending repre-
sentatives to secure leases on lands 10 lor
i, IN los. EE. Mathews land east Of
CONVEY have had to shut down tenn
norarily for the want of a new boiler.
This well is being driven by the Utah
& wyoming Consolidated Oil & Gas
Co. Of which Mr.. Fred J.. Pack is the
manager. ~ Il
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STAKE CONFERENCE
HELD At PROVO.
Interesting Addresses by Elders Johh
Henry Smith and Heber
j. Grant.
tspeeial correspondenee.,

PROVO, July 19.-The quarterly cot con.
ference OF The Utah stake Of Zion. held
here yesterday was well attended aud
AZ, 81 joyable and profitable time eA-
perienced BY all present. Elders Ipttlntl
Henry smith and Heber y! Grant Of tie
council of twelve, were IN attend ances
together with the stake presid eney ard
many of the local authorities
President u Holbrook was the first
speaker. He welcomed the people, a ing
reported unity among the presiding Of
fcers The efforts for prohibition we're
reported to be eiicourasing.
| Bishops Albert MINIMIZING OF RrnSo8
Fifth ward and L. ~ Nelson of f 'l1olN,i99
Second ward reported fayordble CON ~
tons among the people OF tneii'. wars va "
Elder Heper j, Grant coinpiinentedS
| the choir on the singing and Divert upoil'
|Itne value OF singing IN SASorshlp s.is
| Lord. He commented on the senlt i-
inlents Of the opening hymn, we thank
| 5Ihee. D Goa, FOR a propilet, anu utseu
! n more thorough appreciation therspA
! among the Speopie. Eluer4 Grant eiicou 1
| h yGd his heaters III continuous effort IN
seif-lmprovenents. s.
| $At the afternoon session Presidents
| Joseph b. Keller and j. William
l>nlnnt we're the first speakers. m
lslattlr SUGGESTED an occasional song
/, service in the meetings of the saln1s.
4 Nc referred to q disposition among
4 many CO limit their activities to some
i special work. to which they had besa
4 appointed and neglect other Churcn
i duties. While an interest in all Church
4 work should prevail.
Elder John Henry Smith, who had
i attended a funeral in the forenoon,
! spoke of death as a boon to those WHO
i had led u useful life, and pointed OUT
a the necessity for always being reaaS
q for the final call. Elder smith spoke
of the necessity for a better observance
4 Of the Sabbath. He also referred to
a fine neglect on the part of the saints
4 "a explain the gospel to their business
! associates. not OF the faith The care
Land training of children was urged up
$I3on the consideration of the saints.
4 elder Hebel j. Grant encouraged the
people to a faithful performance OF All
II duties, and to preach the gospel by eX,
ample as we'll as precept. All should
have an ambition to improve IN .thelI
q lives. and work for the 3salvatifSi or th!
souls of men. than which there Is ne
labor producing more joy. The SAINTS
| should be as Il light set upon mn
and work constantly for the spreading
y of the gospel, at home and ABROAD.
The tabernacle choir and the Schu'
bert quartet rendered beautiful voca
selections. K
M, il. a. CONFERENCE.
In the evening the Young Peoples
), conference was held at which an inter
esting program was rendered, ano
j, timely addresse made by the visiting
: elders. - l53ses
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RI !, :, \ \ air
q a Z Z h
Never Fails 10 Restore
Gray Hair TO its Natural
Color and Beauty

Nomatter how long ithas been gray
orfadcd. Promotes aIuxuriantg growth
ofhealthy hair. Stops its falling out,
and positively removes Dan-
druff. Keeps hair soft and glossy Re-
fuse ali substitutes. 2 n times a $ much ryrl'
in 81. 90 as soc. size. Is MOI q Dye.
81 and SOC. both es, aa druggisssS
Send DC for freq booies The Care OF the Aalf.
Philo Hay Spec. Co, y wark, ". y.
Hays Har9Ina Soap cures Pimples,
red, rough and charped hands, and all skin dis.
serd &c for free book Thc Caro- Of the ski,
f, G. SCHRAAIAI. DRUGGIST.
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.nHouGHT 8. i FROM BUTTE.

OGDEN, July 19.-Sheriff Joseph.
Josephson of Brigham City and Deputy
Sheriff John Hntchens of Ogden re-
turned Saturday evening from Butte,
having in custody Harry Clark alias
a.Oakland White" and Dago Pete, VINO
are alleged to have robbed Brigham
City saloon, June Is. and stole about
arrested In an opium den in Butte anu
were held by the Butte officers for the
Utah officers. The men3aIe also accus-.
ed Of being connected with ether rob-
berries in Boxelder and Weber couI,-
ties 5}ts59 $500
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BUNGALOW FOR NEWTON USE.

OGDEN, July 1e-Samuel Newhouses
and w. M. C,Brien of Salt Lake City
spent Saturday and Sunday at tha
Hermitage in Ogden canyon. Mr.. New.
house is negotiating with w. g. VIII
son, proprietor of the Hermitage, for
the purchase OF a small piece Of ground
ii non which to erect bungalow,
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Tl,,RIIb1NG FALL on MOUNTAIN.

THRILLING FALL ON MOUNTAIN ~ Z! ~ J.
/. PROVO, Jaly liz. II. AZ, Ioas You'd. an
! elGqtrical engineer employed ut the
Telluride poweI{plant, had 4 thrilling
seSperiences on Mount 1'imrnnogos n =
PROVO canyon yesterday, when he fell
down the mountain side a distance
OF 200 feet. But for the fact that
lie. fell upan "a snow bank he would
have been dashed to pieces. III escaP-
3 ed with two scalp wounds and minor
injuries from which physicians say
he will probably recover. He. is now
d patient in the Provo HOSPITAL, where
The was removed by friends who we're
with him at the time Of the accident,
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Winchester, Ind.
told me TINT they

pound. After taking one ana ore ne,
\ half bottles Of the Compound. ! am !! y al !,
RIGHT again, and recommend 1T to
every suffering woman. - Mrs. MAY
DEAL, Winchester, Ind.
Hundreds of such letters from 81 ir1is
and mothers expressing their gratitude
for what Lydia j.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound las accomplis shed TOR +
them have beenrec eived by The I.ytha
D. Pinlsham Medicine Company, Lynn.
Mass. -,
OF irregular periods, bac q! he bead ;at
inpSspells Or Indigestion. should take
Immediate action TO ward off the seri-
Gus consequences and be restored {, g. to
health by ] lydia u. PinSham's Nege.
table Compound. Thousands have been
restored to health by its use.
III YOU would liz especial advice ice
about our { ase write 9 so 2 10
tinl letter to Mrs. PinlShanl, At
T,yrn, NTnss. Ter advice is Tree,
end always helpful.
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SCoombs. j.. g. Cutler. A. R. Gopener
and David Holrngrerl.
Each policyholder will be e. stock
holder In the company and applications AT.
I for $250O00 worth of insurance 3ana iiax my,
NJ to-
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!. cn,rIEY nRI.EFE.

Tho eight-roomed stone school build
ing Win soon be ready for the second
q. "a. WEIGH has been suffering from
an attack of rheumatism for the past
two Or three weeks.
The weather is, oh so hot, and the
crop prospects are fine.
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Ing. After meeting the association
had d chicken and trout dinner. They
returned ito the city in time for the
visiting members to catch the 9:f5 train
to Salt Lake.
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PROVO MAN HoNoRED.

\ /. PROMO. Is July 49, Eugene Roberts.a
popular teacher in this city. has been
3offered and has accepted position III
tho physical ultureS department Of Yale
as assistailt56to DIR. IA. A. Anderson
He will SlanNe some time in August.
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NEXT EXCURSION NORTH

July o3rd,
Via oregon Short Line. Usual special
low rates to northern Utah, and Idaho
points with long limits. Ask agents
for rates and further particulars.
City Ticket Office 201 Main St.
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Eat on Ship s.Lcyiathan
& At saltair. Ask for anything. Best
of service. City Prices. "a
LEGAL BLANKS,

or every character and descriptio
arranged from thu best legal forms,
and brought strictly up to date.
IA full supply always on hand at the
Deseret News Book store.
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EXCURSIONS ms EAST,
Vim orecon short Line,

Julv card and oath. August
s1sth and 14th and Septem :" VT :,
and 18th. Ask agents for rates aye Is ana a1.1
fee 201 Main Street. szts 5.ll
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BIDS WANTED.

Bids wanted for finishing the inside
OF; a cottages in Harmony place. rear
$50 e. South Temple. Inquire MI.
Pack.
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Pure Drugs and Prescriptions OUT
specially. Halliday Drug Company.
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] 1,EALrY AI.EN CAME. .

OGDEN, July 10. Tomorrow evening
the realty men of Ogden will effect an
organization. which will be for the pl,s-
local real estate men and boosss for
ogden. The initial steps We're taken
saturday evening at u meeting held In
the office of Garrison, Foster & Gar
rison.z which was attended by all the
principal real estate men of the city.
The temporary organization was sf-ii
fected. and committees appointed to
draw up reports and constitution anu anu
hylaws for the permanent organization
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3 FUJNERAI1 or MRS. I1.AaINIEYER.

OGDEN. July 19The funeral of Mrs.
SOPHIE w. ISammeyer, wife of Henry
sKammeyer who died Saturday evening.
was held at the First ward meeting
house this afternoon. Bishop D. II. EN- =
sign presiding The services We're very
largely attended. The interment was
In the City cemetery. +
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s1-sp = Is, Nor I[lDriENTIFIED :.

OGDEN, July 19.-The trio. r q.
Brown. George Graham and e.. n. spen--3
Ger. who were arrested Friday eveHinE
AS being suspected CT the robbery at
the Utah Hot Springs more than q Week
ago, werc seen at the county. jan sat at
5rrdnys afternoon by I employees of the
Hot Springs, who declared they were
not the men,
The trio had Their hearing this morn-
ing before Judge Murphy. The first
two were sent up for so days for va
& erancy, while Spencer was discharged.
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saltair, the Big Resort.
"Eyery Day a Big Day" Elegant
bathing. 80 Midway attractions.
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RaIIRoAD SIDE OF QUESTION.


provo. July 1s.-The following let
tor has been received by Messrs. r.
FoutZ and G.. w. Craig agents q. the
n e-5R q. and the S. P. L. A d =. .L.5
railroad companies respect1vely.i selt lsls
forth the views Of the railroad com
5panies in the much vexlng union ae--s
pot question.
Gentlemen:
As there seems to be a misunder-S
standing on the part of some OF 5tne
citizens OF Provo with reference 3 70
the location of the proposed new pas Us
seneer stat ton, we desire to say that SO
4 "a r asS'thnt feature of the matter Is
concerned the question was definitely
settled several years ago. and no oth-,
OF, location has been or Will. be con-
sidered than the one selected, nameiy,
AT the foot of Third West and sixth
South streets, as designated IN the
/ franchise now before the people OF your ''ls
/ CITY,
1T is fact we'll known by the citi-
zens Of Provo that in order to reach
the Rio Grande passenger station
two tracks must be crossed. ana TO
reach the station Of the Salt u Lake
Route. it is necessary to cross three
tracks. It is the purpose or me rat AT,
roads to remedy this undesirable and
dangerous condition by erecting anew
T II
~, med above, Which Will eliminate the
necesisty of crossing any tracks, thus
enabling the public to go to and from
the station with absolute safety, and
It seems to US that every citizen 81
Provo should be glad to assist the rail-
roads In bringing about this condition.
1 thereby affording your city safe and
adequate passenger depot facilities tie
We stand ready TO proceed with 4. the
construction Of the proposed new sta.
| ton as soon as the franchise has beer
approved by your people, and to also
/ improve our facilities for taking care
4 Of Of the freight business. which canno
he done 50 long as the passenger
| stations remain in their present loca
4 tons. =
4 (Signed) y, : =, :, ssy f1 -. -
(Signed) =. Y y. 3si LIZ, u. = ! !. !
/ cen. Supt. D. & r.. G. r. r. Co
4 Salt Lake city, July 8. 1909 55.
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Grass fires in the fields and hills n! ns {,
Brigham are causing cohs s sspis
trouble and some loss.
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WHO HAVE.
DAUGHTERS
Find Help nLydia E.Pink-.
ham, Veget table Compound

me regular, and
tllatIwould event
.ually have dropsy.
Iwould bloat, and
.sufferfrombearing-
down pains, cramps
and chills, and 1
could not sleep
nights. My mother
wrote to Mrs. Pink
ham for.a and
i began to take
I4ydiaE.Pinkham's
IyIapatahlp Com
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Piano Bargain.

Must sacrifice $3.50 Yose. largest size
upright Mahogany hand carved case
handsomest in city. Price $500 cash,
worth double. Mrs Carroll 6iS So.
Main Street.
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PROVO.

The News, is delivered by carrier
every night (Sundny excepted at g
complaints should be made to r.. ].
Dugdale. agent for Daily. Saturday
and Weekly News. Orders talk
en- for Church Works. Residence. 3,2
North Fourth West. ss55
Bell 2oS red.
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave.
Bell SO black. Is
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OUTING OF CREDIT MEN.
- OGDEN. July 10. Seventy-fi mem !.
bers of the Utah Credit Mems sassocia--
ton met at the Hermitag &c IN q 'e .1l'l
"a fvo,,a Saturday afternoon and eye
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BRIGHAsI c1TY BRIEFs.

A Logan City youth who was beat
ing his way over the railroad by riding ny
on top OF the cars, had his leg broken J.
and was taken off the train Ewnen ~
reached this city and ne was was l .1.,,,.o
tferred to the hospital and the trsaese'ie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-19

saltair, the Big Resort.
EVERY Day a Big Day" Elegant
bathing. 80 Midway attractions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-19

a swim at saltaIr-It's Great.