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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
SUCCESS OF PROHIBITION
IN SANPETE COUNTY TOWNS

MOL Mt PLEASANT. oct. l6 The
liquor question ia Sunpcte county Is
coming ia for it's. snare OF attention in
This falls campaign. -Four OF the coun-
~ towns went dry on oct. ]. and 1t Is
expected the others VIII follow on Jan.
]. 1910
Citizens tickets are being arranged
in some of the towns. for the express
purpose OF enforcing the reform move
mcnts already taken. and that may be
taken. ln the towns where the two
parties are running special steps are
being taken Co secure ana maintain the
reform others commenced.
At Nanu. &c Is reported that since the
town went dry on oct l. the saloon
and drug store men nave fallen right In
lire and are doing their share 20 OBJ
serve the high license ordinance
AT Mount Pleasant the conditions are
not as they should be- but regardless of
the attempt of some of the saloon men
90 make il appear that more liquor is
being sold now than before, conditions
are SO much improved that the citizens
feel that the attempt Is not a failure.
by any means. Expressions are fire.
qucntly heard that the conditions are
something never expected to be seen
here.
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LOGAN BRIEFS.

Articles OF Incorporation have been
filed by the Mountain Home Irrigation
co. which show "a capitalization Or
$4,000. divided into shares at the par
value Of $40 The officers Of the COM
pany are; Joseph Biggs. president Os-
car Peterson vice president George
Cornish, secretary and treasurer,
George Creepy, dircctR.
Harris Brothers Of this city are
building a fine reservoir and fish pond
They viii also set out q large orchard
Men win go over Monday to engage
In this work
A man OF the Third ward was fined
$40 Friday for dragging a calf to death
by rope attached TO "a saddle.
Justice Blaugham fined some young
parties $40 for walking ON unfinished
pavement
The Democrats have opened up head
quarters In the Commercial block. next
the Coop drug store.
A suit has been filed in the district
court by c. r. Christensen against
Mary Jare Jcf and heirs of Thomas
leff deceased, TO quiet title to 26 acres
OF land.
John Toombs OF Aroo. Ida, Is very
IN at the residence of Mrs. Lucinda
Haws OF this city.
The county teachers held their insli-
tute at the b. Y. college yesterday,
where Prof. VIM. NJ Stewart Of the
state university delivered addresses on
Problems that Confront Teachers" and
What Counts for Their Best Success"
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FAR EWELL SOCIAL TO BP.
RASBAND IN PARK CITY

PARK CITY. Oct. 1.-THE Latter
day Saints Westinghouse was crowded
last evening 20 It's capacity with friends
Of Bishop Frederick Rasband and his
family who leave for Provo. where Mr.
ltasband win so into business. A splen-
did program and delicious repast were
injoyed by all present. Bishop Rasband
has been bishop since 1901, and has lived
here continuously for over p years. In
which time ne has been closely identi-
fed with Church work People Of an
denominations We're present last eve
ming 20 bid him farewell. showing the
high esteem In which he Is held by an
who know him, Monogram rings were
presented 10 MT and Mrs f. Rasband.
also To- Miss Ethel Rasband. who has
been the chorister FOR number Of
years
James Don. assistant postmaster, was
taken 20 the HOSPITAL Wednesday night
and was operated ON for hernia. from
which he has been "a sufferer FOR a
number OF years Word comes from
the hospital that he Is In "a serious con-
ditiOn.
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POLICE COURT.

OGDEN. oct fS-Eight men were
zach given "a sentence OF s. or i've days
n police court Saturday ON the charge
n drunkenness That h almost "a rec
,rd FOR the local court and shows that
nae saloons are Ftill in business. v H.
Ross pleaded guilty OF vngrancy and as
ne testimony showed him 10 be
parasite" OF tho underworld. Judge
Murphy gave him the limit 30 days ar
A1 a Wilson. COloued was given
40 or no days for vagrancy. William
Duny received the same sentence FOR
ne same oflense. Charles Williams
Nas placed under a $50 bond awaiting a
rearing on the charge OF mcndicancy
hrF. e.. Persons was sent 90 jail for 30
lays on the charge of vagrancy. Geo.
Williams. colored. charged with forg-
ry. WAS placed under bonds for $500
waiting bis preliminary hearing R,ch-
rd Roe. "a cripple, charged with dis
mrbing tho peace. was romandcd 90 tho
custody OF the officers with Instructions
o them 10 have the city physician
make en- examination A. 90 the extent
d HIS inhrmities. Sentence win Doe
passed when the physicians report has
3cCu made.
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cLoWARD HOME IS
BURNED AT MONROE

n,p.>hvh. SEWER Co. Oct i6-Nes-
..lu94 INC cottage home 81 J. p. Clo-
NJ vas entirely DESTROYED by IRE.
Mnl'u titfltn in The ceiling from the
s,tsVNelipe. There was on wind at tho
,,f, ",iiei wise adjacent property
.,, ''.o nave burned. iund is
i.t Aat1'i"n winch VIII ava mater
h iiuing over the present needs
wy iHh,ll.
last sunday night "a very Large par
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BEGINNING WORK ON
STREET R. R. system
Program for Big Demonstration Tues
DAY on Occasion OF Turning
FIRST sod.

Nf'fif.'INl ANiNNHi lifI i0Nf'f
LOGAN, Oct. Efforts wcr being
made by the Commercial Rooster club
aud the city officials to have pavi3
Ecclos come 60 Logan Tuesday TO take
part in the exercises 90 commemorate
the beginning Of work on the new strcc1
railway system The plan is %
have demonstration ON the co-
casion Of turning the first sod. The
Juvenile band viii furnish music aud
speeches VIII bc made by prominent
cltizens, and business viii be- partially
suspended for an hour In the morning
during the demonstration.
LOGAN. Oct. IT, Final arrangements
were completed last evening at the
Commercial Boosters cmo rooms 1y
thc public entertainment committee iOr
the celebration Of the breaking OF the
ground for Isogans street railway
Tuesday morning a request has been
nude by Mayor Edwards that all busl-
ness houses close Tuesday from "a. M.
Go 1880 a. m. The parade to the depot,
wneie the FIRST ground VII be broken.
VIII commence at the Thatch2r bank
corner. al the intersection of Main and
Center streets President j A. Widt-
soc has declared hale holiday on
Tuesday az the a. A. g. and has in
structed an students ana faculty too
turn out 10 the demonstrate Ih9
Commercial Booster club, which has
been such an important factor in se-
curing this railroad FOR Logan, win also
be out IN fun force. together with the
B Y. G.. students and city schoolgirl
dreu.
Meeting at depot at $3.50 a. M, where
the following viii deliver short adj
dresses Mayor Edwards. President T..
r. Bacon Of Commercial Boosters, Press
ident }. A. Widtsoo and Congressman
Joseph Howell a response VIII be Civ
en- by David EcclCs. James Quayie.
former mayor and pioneer. win mold
tho pillow for tho formahties OF breaking
the ground
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LEHl REPUBLICANS
NAME CITY TICKET

LEm. Oct lS.-At the Republican
convention held here Saturday night,
tho party declared Itself IN favor Of
submitting the prohibition question 10
direct ana separate vote of the pco-
pie on NOV. 2.
The following ticket was nominated:
Mayor James IA Gardner
hocurder-G. A Coates.
Treasurer Walter \. webb
Justice samuel Taylor.
cnuncilmen -iourrycar term, W. r.
lac knrd two year terms. Lorenzo Cro-
mor. .. y. Bone j. e.. Cough.
without dissenting vote the ConYcn-
ton adopted the platform with the fOl-
lowing plank relative 10 prohibitions
we endorse me action ~ the present
city council in passing what is known
ns the prohibition ordinance. and. BE-
lieving that an expression Of the vii OF
The people on this important measure
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DEMOCRATS NAME TICKET
AND PROMISE PROHIBITION

NEPii Juah, co. Utah. oct. IL
Al the Democratic convention held In
the Court house last evening the fol-
lowing cit ticket was named FOR the
coming election;
Mayor-G. NJ. Whittmorc.
Recorder sorenson.
Treasurer--JOhn Latimer
city Councleman-lon long term Enoch
Burton. with Jas. J. Belliston. y r.
Christensen, Jas. Bigler. short terms.
Iusticc-A. ", Gadd.
The party promises the enforcement
of the prohibition movement m the
ticket elected which fact assures The
speedy closing Of the saloons.
Tho new Taper The Juab County
Times, will make De- FIRST appearance
tomorrow
The trustees of the Nephl schools
have been visiting the schools today
and report "a large attendance Of
pupils. good teachers and favorable
conditions existing generally bon tho
schools. The high school has over
seventy students registered. with moro
promising 90 enter later
The well boring outut out on the
LeVan Ridge reports being down
f30 feet with 1850 odd feet of water
hut without force enough 10 raise 10
a. the surface That they have struck
water az this the highest point ou the
Ridge proper means much 40 tho farm-
crH. ana assures tho building of homes
an over the Ridge. should flowing
water be fouad IL means tho building
of another town right whore the work
81 being done, which Prospect n create
NJ encouraging the farmers.
The recent action OF the Commercial
cluh through several ~ ifs mosf active
members in setting opt ana cleaning
up Depot street ANA hauling the weeds
ana rubbish away, has caused many
others 90 clean up their lots and sides
walks ana generally lent influence Id
civic Improvement
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INCIPIENT BLAZE.

MT PLEASANT. Oct. 16--What
might have been a damaging fire was
prevented by the forethought OF the
daughter OF James ID. Simpson Of Mt.
Pleasant Tuesday evening. one of the
children having lighted a candle un-
beknown 10 the parents accidentally
touched II TO some cotton I'm the bed
room, where the walls were covered
with clothing A big blaze followed,
which Mrs Simpson. who was alone with
the children. tried TO put out by carry
ing outdoors the burning articles with
poor success, when her daughter, Eva,
came 20 her rescue by throwing heavy
rug over the blaze. cXtinguishing Il.
The fire department made good run TO
the place but WAS not needed. The
damage win amount TO but few do
lars
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MT. PLEASANT BRIEFS.

The sheepmen Of this locality are
much concerned over circular letter,
given out by A. w. Jensen, supervisor
OF the Manu forest reserve which
states that the reserve win have 20 be
redistricted. and the present allotment
greatly reduced,
Monday evening the officers OF the Y.
l.. NJ. J. A. Of the North ward Of Mt
Pleasant gave n surprise on Miss Mary
Anne Hansen, who has been faithful
Mutual worker for years and who s
now moving 20 salt Lake.
Nephl Nyhorg started for ST. An
thony, Ida. on Wednesday. 10 he AT the
bedside of his mother who Is seriously
nL
Born, ln this city. oct D., TO the wife
Of Asa Wilcox. a son; and 20 the wife
~ Jesse secly. a SON. ON same date.
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BRIGHAM DEMOCRATS
NOMINATE CITY TICKET

BRIGHAM CITY oct lb-At tho
Democratic convention held saturday
evening ln thc courthouse the following
officers were nominated Tor the coming
city election
Mayor hOmns d. Blackburn
CounCIlmrn First Ward John D. Me-
Master second ward peter H. Christcu-
sem. Third ward. John ID. Peters,
Fourth ward. g. Eilas Jensen.
Recorder lfNum standing.
Treasurer Mis-. Mould wade.
JustlUo-JOhn rhuura.
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SUDDEN DEATH or
CHARLES M'fARLANO
Prominent Citizen Of West Weber
Stricken With NpoplcNA IN
VuNflcld SATURDAY.

OGDEN. oct l&-Charles Mcfarland
A woii-to.do farmer Of West Weber
son OF Archibald Mcfarland. suffered
. sudden apopicctic stroke while work.
ng In his field ON Saturday afternoon
md before assistance could reach him'
iad fallen To the ground and died.
Decreased was As years of age and rs
survived By his parents. his wife, three
daughters. ak sons. seven brothers ana
sight sisters lie was second counsel
or in the nth quorum OF Elders oL
he North Weber stake and was Wen
and mvorably known Throughout the
,ounty. He leaves a large number
n friends TO mourn his sudden demise.
Funeral arrangements are being MADE
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r\npEN CITY NOTES.

superintendent oliver OF the county
innrmarv has discovered the lucern
weovil on the inhrmary farm and there
Is no doubt that Il has made ATS APP
penrance iu other places
The business ~ the Provo postohice,
which H. constantly Increasing, has
made the request for another letter
oarfier-the seventh necessary.
Louis r.. Shipley superintendent Of
tho Logan federal building, rs in the
CITY FOR the purpose of receiving the
Provo federal building from the ccn-
tractor The building VIII De turned
over some time this week.
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ESCAPES ELECrRoCUTIoN.

OGDEN. oct 1S.-On Saturday. while
working on the street tower transmits
ion line Of the Telluride Power COM
any. Immediately east of the city a
roung man by the name Of Eakin came
contact with live wire and received
heavy voltage Of electricity After re-
'eiving the shock the man fell a dis
nncc OF about 90 feet to the ground. He
Sas rendered unconscious and IL was
mrviNe.
lie was taken 10 the hospital. where
Dr. Edward Rich was called The doe
or says the young man Is badly burned
bout the arms and legs and other
larts Of the body, but win probably
ccover unless seriously injued inter
lally by his fan.
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srEs ron M AccorNrING.

OGDEN. oct. 1s-A complaint was
lied Saturday afternoon in the dis
riot court by Mrs Nellie Bennett
stuart against John Douglas Peterson
IA which the plaintiff claims that Pc
icrson owes her not less than &S00O
md probably "A great deal more. The
complaint alleges that during the year
s0i and prior 70 Nov g. 1902. defend
ant and one A. l.. Bennett Of Alamosa.
'olo.. we're engaged In the invention
md development OF repeating shot
gun. under an agreement that Bennett
should receive onc-fourth Interest m
he invention and letters patent on
mme. In consideration of certain I'm
lnclal and other services. on Nov 4,
902. Bennett died. leaving as his only
leir at law his widow, the plaintim In
he present action
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WEDDING BELLS.

Miss Grace Crowther Of Fountain
Green and Walter Stevens Of Bun. san
Juan county, were married on Wednes-
day the 18th inst, In the Manti tenn
pie. They win reside at Bluff. the
grOOm's home.
on Friday evening "A wedding dance
was given ~ Fountain Green by the
following recently married couples.
rum Hansen and Alice Ostler. Earl
Ostler and Serena Knopp, OF Moroni
Robert Rasmussen of Fountain Green
and Sadie Draper OF MorOni, and Peter
Hansen and Emma Rasmussen. both
Of Fountain Green. were married in
Salt Lake last week.
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PROVO.

The News" Is delivered by carrier
every night (Sundav excepted ~ %
cents per month. Al pay msn'- any
counlaiute should be made 10 r. J.
Dugdale. agent for Daily. saturday
and SENT Weekly News orders tak-
en- for Church Works Residence ~
w sth North Ind. Phone E0-M.
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave.
Bell EOS red.
Ind l02-A
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nIps ron cNNAL MonI1.

OGDEN. oct lS-I.ocal contractors
ne busy getting in bids ON the work of
improving the large canal Of the Davis
+ Weber Countlea Canal company Tho
company intends 40 eNpend something
% the ncighhorhood of 10000 boz en-
nrging ANA c0ncreting its property ana
n additional amount VIII De- spent BOZ
constructing the power house al River
sale All bids for the work win De-
opened next saturday ami contracts
awarded nF soon AL possible ~
p hoped that the work win hc c0mplot-
id by early spring
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nEprnIICAN TICKET.

MT PLEASANT on 1.-THE Re-
public8ns of Mt. Pleasant held con-
vention this evening and named the
following ticket:
Mayor-Chris. JOhanson
Recorder-Oraugc Aldrich.
Recommendation Merz.
Iustice-A. u. Waldermar
Councilmen-Four-y wear term. O. j..
Wall; two-year term, Joseph Jordan, s
T. Jensen and Niels Matson.
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ACCIDENT AND OTHER
FAlRvlEW BRIEFS

FAlRVIEW sanpcte Co., oct l6.-
Amos Anderson Of this place while
riding on the running gears of
wagon. had one leg broken by rs CONF
ing in contact with O stump
Ezekiel Cheney Of Fairview n very
ill in ogden with typhoid ms wife
ls at his bedside
A metallic ceiling is being placed I'm
the FairylcW meetinghouse by Salt
Take WOrkmcn. at "a cost Of 5000
n d. reported that 1000 bushels of
dry land grain have been raised 900
FalrYlcw this season.
ono thousand tons of baled hay rs 10
ho shipped from Fairview 90 salt Lake
this fail
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MNRnIAGE .LICENsEs.

OGDEN. Oct is.--Marriago licenses
nave been issued 10 the following coup
es.
stephen J.. c. Halliday and Emma
3ebecca Todd both of Hooper
MILFORD Woodruff Hayes of spanish
fork and Lenora A. Crane OF salt Lake
-ity
stephen A. BoWdish of Mancos Colo
ado. and Miss Belle Frances IIoge Uf
Denver. Colo.
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LOGAN.

The News is Delivered BY carrier
In Logan Every Might tsundaN eN,
cepfodl at ls cents Per Month NJ
payments and complaints icsAt
dailverv. should be- made 20 J. H.
blair Agent for Daily. SATURDAY
anil srinl- Wccidy News ls' w
rirei North street Phone s9-h
Bell
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INDIANS SPEND MONEY
LAvlSHLY At SHERIDAN, WYO.

SHERIDAN, Wyo. oct l5-Little
Wolf chief of the Cheyenne Indians.
accompanied by 100 OF his people. arr
rived in sheridan yesterday from the
Upper Tongue river country. The
Indians brought with them over 5000
OF the $4,000 recently paid them by ne
government for beef furnished Inc
Indians made an kinds Of purchases.
ono family bought two sewing ma
chimes, another Two white enamel bed
steads. Others bought TOP buggies.
wagons. etc Almost an Of the squaws
purchased SILK dresses, bright-colored
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would strengthen tho city officials
Ia enforcing this ordinance. We there
fore recommend that the question OF
prohibition he submitted to direct and
separate vote of the people, at the COM
nominees OF this convention. If elect
ed, faithfully To carry out. by every
legal and proper means. the win Of the
majority of the voters OF Ilehi City. as
expressed at the polls on Nov ?, 1909
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kAYSVlLLE CITIZENS
NAME FUSION TICKET

KAYHYlLLE. Utah. oct d. -rhr Re-
puhlicnna ana Democrats Joined together
ln "a fusion ticket for ne comlnr clfv
election tu he held TUESDAY. Nov \ 1000
lhe nominees fOr city Officers arc us
follows.
Mayor rhof. IA Phillips
touncilmen. i.NeHr frm-lfuhcu G.
Burton, 2-year form. Henry o. Hood.
Bon nHfrnft und Geo. swan
Recordor-il. j. Sheffield. Dr.
Treasurer koht A. Jamlsnn.
Justice of rtapr- Ins lf Grant Iu
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BRIEF NOTES.

Beet digging has now begun. and
large crop win be gathered. Threshlng
o. In progress and will continue for two
TO three weeks The grain crop Is fair
lv good. and the hay crop has been
above the average Sheep have sum
mered Well and have now gone ON the
winter range on the west desert.
Horned stock have come on the noun
tain range in good condition
The early sown fan wheat is up and
green.
Schools are well attended and good
work Is being done.
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rrNr no MENTAL HOSPITAL

OGDEN. oct. lS.--Edwdrd j. O'Cal-
Afghan. the man recently arrested ny
he sheriff because Of his strange ac-
ions on Twenty nth street, was ad-
Judged insane in the district court
Saturday and ordered committed To the
State Mental hospital al Provo Deputy
Sheriff Hutchcns accompanied him TO
nat Institution Saturday afternoon.
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VISIT or SALT LAKE TEACHEks.

OGDEN. oct. fS.-About 200 teachers
u the Salt Lake schools visited Ogden
'anyon Saturday. a number oi Og-
len teachers accompanied them and
very fine time was INDUCED I'M By
the visitors The canyon is at the
iclght Of rs beauty nov that the au-
.umn leaves have turned color. ana
nuch admiration was expressed by the
Salt Lake people
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FOUNTAIN GREEN WILL
ELECT ITS FIRST OFFICERS

FOUNTAIN GREEN, sanpete Co.
oct, l5.-FOuntain Green Is about 10 be-
come "a third class city. and last eve
ming nominated the following citizens
to be elected Nov. for the first city
officers:
Mayor-Andrew II. Anderson.
COMMUNICATIONS year term, John
VIM. Jackson; two-year term. John J.
Oldroyd. Nephi Anderson, James +.
Robertson and Christian Lund.
Recorder-John T. Oldroyd.
Treasurer.-Niels r. Mikkelsen.
Justice-Hcnry Jackson.
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BITTEN ny BULLDOG.

OGDEN. oct lS.--On Saturday two
men were bitten by an Infatuated bull
log ana badly lacerated. While at
emptlng to save his dog from being
'aten up by "A bulldog, j. Weber was
sadly iacerated by the dog. An
,ther man. name unknown. volunteered
assistance 10 Weber. and the bulldog
hoVc his teeth through the fieshy part
n the mans leg Both men had to
All doctor TO dress the wounds.
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mospITAL PROPOsITION.

MT. PLEASANT. oct. l6.--'Dr Ross
Anderson OF salt Take city and Or. A.
j. Stewart Of this city are changing
practises and the former win establish
an up-to-date hospital here next month.
Miss Minnie Wheeler a graduate OF the
Groves L. ID. S, hospital training school
for nurses. has been secured as chief
nurse
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LINESlAN RUnNED.

OGDEN, oct ls.-On Sunday after
non Jerry Wright. "a linoman employed
the Utah Light and Railway COM
any narrowly escaped cleetr0cuflof
IL was al tho top ~ tho pole at tho
ilefaeiNon OF rhiuleth street aud
iailiHon avenue adjusting some wlref.
men loose wire hanging from his
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BLIND pIG RAIDED.

OGDEN Oct lA-Thc police madc
aid sunday afternoon on 'bllnd pig
1cnted al Iooming house on Twenty
lNth street The proprietor ana big
mnch of DRINKS were arrested.
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WEDDING ANNoUNCrMrNr.

Invitations are Ou announcing the
marriage of Miss Myrtle l.oa owen to
Mrs Rudolph k Dlhbo Oct -. isg
ITO b. married iu sat Lake temple.
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THE "REoRGhNIzEDa CHURCH
".
SALVATION ron THE DEAD.

A 80 page pamphlet. by Jos r. Smith,
Jr., has Just been issued from the press
and n for sale by the Des6ret News
Book Store soc "a dozen or Tor &c.
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pcttlcoats. high heelcd shoes etc. None
could be Induced 90 buy the big broad
brlmmed hats worn by their pnleface
sisters. These arc the same Indians
that yellow journals recently stated