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Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12
PLEASED AT LIBERATION OF
...-- 49,. ARCHIE CYRUS.

Aitkin independent: The Indepen.
dent yesterday received telephone
message from County Commissioners
Marcus Nelson, Of 1amarack, saying
that Archie Cyrus, who had been held
in connection with the murder of
Annie Klntop in 1905, was released.
Mr.. Nelson was jubilant over the
happy outcome Of the unfortunate
affair as we're also his townspeople to
a man, and 1t is safe to predict that
when the young man arrives home he
will realize the depth of the affection
with which they regard hlm.
r. L. Douglas of Tamarack was IN
town last Monday, and upon being
questioned by the Independent, said
that Cyrus had been at Tamarack for
some six years, and was always held
In the highest esteem there by his
friends and neighbors. He has rela-
tives living near Little Falls, and at
the time the murder was committed.
was making visit there. He met
the girl on the tram, and being we'll
acquainted with her, gave up his seat
to her. She left tho train at Darling
and he remained on the train going
to the station beyond. The fact that
he was seen with her just before size
started on her walk hLme from Darl-
ing, seems to be the only incident to
connect him with the case. :.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

anything that may properly como s..
fore the meeting. There Il atill
doubt as to building with brick or
concrete. oN =
+. Litka expects his new nlanar
this week and will start work AZ soon
as the building can be put in II readi. adj
ness. 1o1At'
Joseph Kappes, formerly having a
farm at this place, but now residing
in Albany, Minn,. was a visitor here
over Sunday. He expresses himsa,f
well satisfied with his new location oA
Ben Billig is visiting with b;a
brother, L. A. Billig.
John Vosen has purchased thraa
horses which he intends shipping to
Dakota IN spring. where Mr. Vosen
Will act as foreman on the farm OWNED
by John Schmolke. ''e0
Sebastien Jansen returned to h,s
home IN Wadena Tuesday after VISIT
ing his parents here few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Dengel visited
their daughter. Mrs. N. II. Mueller.
OF ROyalt0n last week.
Miss Anna Mueller is visiting her
brother. N. H. Mueller of Royalton.
this week. O-
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12
MUST BE CLOGGED UP.

A farmer requests as to make q
note of the fact that county bitches
are considered by the courts to be
public waterways and they cannot be
filed up or ohstructed without the
person doing the damage being liable
to a fine. says the Hutchinson Leader.
Where county ditch runs across a
farmers land, or through his pasture,
he naturally comes to consider a por-
tion of it to be under his control. But
it IS not. He cannot let his live stock
trample down the embankments or
cave the earth into the channel in any
way that will prevent the fowage of
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

water, for which the ditch was con.
structed. without laying himself liable
to arrest It is said that some Of the
county bitches which have been con-
structed at heavy expense are being
filled up and Will be worthless owing
to the carelessness or indifference of
some of those whose farms they cross,
and owing to livestock being allowed
to cave the banks IN the bitches. will
before long have to be cleaned out, an
undertaking that experience shows Is
about as costly as construction of the
ditch. -'-
Eugene Mulcere Of Flndley lately
visited his brother, Thomas, here
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12
CYRUS LIBERATED.

Archie Cyrus OF. Tamarck. who was
held here on the charge Of the murder
Of Annie Klntop, was taken before the
district court last Friday morning.
and his release was secured. Counsel
for Cyrus contended that as defendant
had not been taken before the grand
jury at the present term, be could
not be- held to the September term.
The reasons produced was insufficient
to hold the defendant and he was
liberated by the court.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12
NEED OF VENTILATION
WINTER.

The necessity for ventilation III
winter is extreme, and it seems
strange that so many people who are
IN all other respects persons OF
intelligence and thoroughly conversant
with the needs of the body, should,
in this particular instance, demon
strate such a lack Of ordinary common
sense. Another essential to good
health is the daily use of some good
malt tonic such as golden grain belt
beer, the ideal home beverage. It is
hrewed from the best OF natures pro:
ducts in better way than other beers
and deserves a place on your home
table. Order of'your nearest dealer Of
be supplied by E. $. Tanner, Little
Falls.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12
FARM LOANS

We make them at rates and terms
which suit the borrower. We accep
payments, which lessen the interest
proportion. Money ready soon as
papers are signed and title examined.
You will save money by making
your loan with us.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Little Fails, MINI.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

The homes Of August Larson and
Jos. Llplnski Of the West side were
quarantined Monday, a member Of
each of the families being i'll with
dlphtheria.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

F. E. Cawley Of Boston, formerly Of
this city, has gone into partnership
with one II. " W1lczek and under the
firm of F. E. Cawley & Co. Will con:
duct flour brokerage business, with
offices in the Board of Trade building
in Boston.
Report of school district 4s fol
month ending March 5:
Days taught 20
Enrolment sc
Those neither absent DOR tardy are
Melvin and Lulu johnson. Those
absent two days or less are Walter
Johnson, Bennie Lainge, Albin Swan
son, Elmer Lund, Carl Lund and
Harold Yonke. Visitors: Mr.. SoderIin,
Misses HiIda Lund, Maylln Anderson,
Cora and Ida Johnson and Mrs. Enoch
Anderson.
Elsie NJ. Clark, teacher.
Report Of school district 42 tor
month ending March 5:
Days taught Is
Holidays
Enrolment 19
Average atlend2nce l!
Those absent two days Or less We're
Marie Barbeau. Henry Eugene and
Phillip Doucette and Fred Ledoux.
! Henry Doucette spelled down the
school. Visitor: Laura Barbeau.
| Ruth Jackson, teacher.
| Report Of school district 21. Buck
man, for the month ending March 5
Days taught Is
Holidays
Enrolment IL
Average attendance
Those perfect in attendance: Frank
and Mike Zormeier. Those visiting
school during month: Math Zormeier
Geo. Dobmeier, Miss Tracy Zorme,er,
James Myers and Miss Annie Huffman.
Ethel Myers, teacher.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

Miss Olive Cornwell went to Grand
Rapids Saturday to take position as
trimmer in a millinery. store.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

Miss Josephine Matheson of st. Paul
has taken position as head trimmer
in the Mrs. Robert Heron millinery
store. .. ~
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

Albert Hammered and Nathanie
4. Quickstad of st. Cloud have beer
appointed cadets to Annapolis and F
A. Cummins of Cass Lake cadet t
West Point by Congressman Lind
bergh. .,....."..
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

- The auditorium of the Conrgega-
tional church was we'll filed by the
children and number of grown. up
people, who were present to attend
the Story Hour given there last Satur.
day afternoon.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

The Wlnona board OF education has
elected j. N Adee of Batavia, ILL.,, as
superintendent of the Winona public
schools vice C. R. Frazier, resigned,
who is now assistant superintendent of
public instructions of Minnesota.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

DO YOU WANT TO 60 TO
COLLEGE? II so we can help You.
We have already put hundreds through
college by means OF our plan. Write
today for full information regarding
ou1 offer of free scholarship in any
school or college, Address, Robert J.
Sherlock, 29-31 East 22a Street, New
York City. ut
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

The Little Falls Athletic association
has postponed its first annual meeting
from March 3th to the evening of
March 22d. A number Of important
matters VIII be taken up at this meet
ing.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

DR.. Dufrane of Monticello, who had
charge of DR.. J. H. Newman's Office
during his absence, lett Saturday for
Brainerd, Mr.. Newman having re-
turned from Monticello.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

Dan White Of Minneapolis, brother
OF Supt. H. E. White, has succeeded
F. H. Sloan OF Minneapolis as state
weigher at the Northwestern Milling
company's mill IN this city.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

.@P. J. Manner, who several months
IAgo went into business at Melrose.
was here last Frld.y: and stated that
he would probably remove to this
place.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

Allen Blanchard has been granted 9
state pension, besides back pension
amounting to about $780, Same was
procured through Pension Attorney
Stephen g. Vastly.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

Out of total of 427 to whom per-
sonal taxes were assessed 20 failed to
pay the taxes before March 1, and
consequently a penalty OF 10 per cent
has been attached to their taxes.
Most of these are at present out Of the
city and county
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12

Miss Hazel Carol, teacher in the
Central building, went to Minneapolis
last Friday to consult physician. 1t
was found that she was suffering from
a severe case of Appendicitis, and she
was taken to Minneapolis hospital
Monday afternoon to undergo an
operation.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12
COUNTY oARD

Bills allowed by the commissioners
at the March meeting are as follows s:
Herald Printing Co., official
printing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40. 4O
Transcript Pub. Co., official .
printing .............".......... lI5o oU
Transcript Pub. Co., official
prining .......................... %. ~
s. p. Brick, Clerk of Court
fees in delinquent tax list. 376. 90
Transcript Pub. Co. official
printing ......................... 81 30
Transcript Pub. Co., official
printing ....................".... w
Frank Armstrong, expenses as
sheriff ............ -. 30
Frank Armstrong, meals to
jurors. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.@o
T.. - 70
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JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.

Wedding Pcrmit-A marriage H-
ceuse was issued yesterday afternoon
Co Gotlie Miller of willard ana Nettie
Hawkes. OF Garland
Negro sent to Rock Pile. II.
Medley. negro. was sentenced 90 30
days upon the rock pile, by Judge Muir
ply I'm the police court Yesterday. upon
the charge Of disturbing the peace.
The big black fellow went 90 the Og-
den hotel and started nrowling around
the halls. and when he was asked what
he wanted. he became abusive and
drew "a revolver and was going TO
"cle7n out the white trash"
Work ON Niaduct-The structural
steel workers pnFaged upon the via
duct observed ST. Patricks day by at
tachIng a green flag TO the highest
point Of the derrick which 10 used in
hosting the steel Firdors and uprlghts
Great Roadway has been made during
the past week and by the end OF the
week IL Is expected that an the steel
win be in place II win then require
some time in riveting the steel at the
uprights and other joints.
Fail TO Find Relatlves-In counec-
tiou with the death of L. r. Wilbur
the steclworkor who died at the ogden
General hospital several days ago from
injuries received in the Hartman
shops IN this city. 10 has been learned
that he was engaged to De- married 20
"a young lady of SUPERIOR Montana, in
the near future. The young lady was
informed Of the young mans death
and was asked 81 she knew anything
concerning his relatives She replied
that she did not know anything con-
corning his family or where they roc
sided. The search for the relatives
win be continued by friends In this
city
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uirht m celebration OF their 25th ved-
ding anniversary, the rooms being dec
grated in roses and carnations and the
Hawaiian Trouhadours furnishing de-
uehtful music during the evening As
sistIuF were Mrs Ada w. Cannon and
Miss jamie White
Miss Alton Pace gave pretty So
patriCks party last night to about 20
High school friends the rooms being
bright with festoons of green crepe
paper ahamr0cks and ferns Games
were feature of The evening and
prizes awarded the winners.
Last Monday evening Miss Clara l..
Jones gave "a successful surprise party
at the residence of Atty and Mre w.
y. Jones, boo honor of her sister Miss
Lillian Jones. Musical numbers were
given bv Miss Sarah Rasmussen. Miss
Lillian ". Jones. Miss Myrtle MC-
knight Miss Lota Lewis MIR. AM
drew Anderson. Mr. D. W Dansio and
49, William Iusger. Refreshments
WuHa served hy f1c hostess assisted by
HI-. sarah Rasmussen and Miss Mar
OBJ. NHeHn The decorations. very pref
t.I arranged. were u1rcissus and daf-
IodUa Dr L. O.. Smuellyon OF At
nutH as POSTMASTER was very ef'ec-
uyy his humorous e1llics being en-
ioyel hy aN Twenty guests were
present at tho delightful entertain
maut
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decorated. the bridal couple standing
Boo 90 bower OF ferns and palms, ANA The
decorations throughout being done Doe
green and white with California freeHIn
l0r tho flowers The bride wore
gown of white satin with Irish lace
trimmings and carried "a shower boquct
OF brides roses Her bridesmaid. Miss
Trina CahOon wore beautiful gown on
pale green satin and carried % large
Dn1uot of pink roses Mr. g.. u. Mich
olHg was best man. Assisting iu re-
ODIping were Mr. and Mrs j B. Cos.
gIIn and others who assisted were
Miss Alice Curiay. Miss Bertha Crozior
the Misses Erma and Norma Fenton,
the Misses Alice and Florence Farms
worth Miss Myrtle McEVoy Miss
Louise Hays The Hawaiian tUuh1-
dours furnished o. delightful musical
prucwm during the evening. Mr. and
Mrs stewart have gone iu Los Angeles
for months stay after which they
win hr It home in Murray the groom
being cashier of Che Murray state bank
ON Monday afternoon at Oakland.
ClI Miss GUrJra CLARK and Andrew
rIed the ceremony being performed 7t
the CONGREGATIONAL church at that
place. with Rev Brown officiating In
the presence of the gronm's mother
Mrs H0wat and Vaughn CLARK.
brother of the bride Tho latter wore
gray tailored gown, with violet hat
and carried yi0lote Mn. and Mrs.
HoVat win spend o. week n San Fran
cisco and anerVar1 win go Go Mam-
moth CaI to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. clark T. whitney leave
today f0r California for stay of two
weeks
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BRIGHAM CITY.
County Commissioners Meet and Pass
On Routine Business.

On Routine Business.
Special Correspondence.
Brigham city. RoNelder Co.. March
1.-THE county commissioners met
Yesterday and passed upon number
of minor matters.
The county was divided into health
districts.
b. n. Jones appeared Ina behalf of
a. J.. Nichols relative to land having
been sold by the county for taxes of
l9O6-1-S, asking that the land be mark
I'd enormously ASSESSED" because of
the fact that Nichols purchased the
land from the government only last
May The request was granted.
The resignation Of James Coll as reg
lister of vital statistics OF Malad pre-
cinct was accepted. and g. W. Law
renee was appointed to succeed him.
A free license 10 peddle IN the county
was granted HeWett Tolmau. A COM
muuicatiOu from William Gotham. road
supervisor Of SnoWville. asking for an
appropriation 20 repair roads was zee
fgrrca tu Commissioner Adams fur iu-
NoSiigduOu.
Road Supervisor Huusakcr Of Honey
willie was instructed TO repair IA,
bridge across the East Side canal ON
the road leading TO the new bridge
across Bear river
a number OF petitions 90 repair roads
were deferred
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pinN The rendition was very 'reoit-
ahlc
ON SATURDAY evening Moroh la' the
East ward sunday school presented
81 play entitled' The truli oi TVS
folh The play was wen presented
1ud "a fuu house gieeted tho players.
Ihc returns go Tor the purcha" ot on
organ.
PROJECTED STAKE ACADEMY.
The quarterly coniefcnce oi ~
George was held mere March l'. emo
l inc ln'eungs We're wen att'hQtN
Iho question OF STAKE academy was
discussed, ana the people seemed %
unlt ln ihelr dc-ir" tn see one lin.
lishcd The plans Tor The building
contemplate the cft'uun nI q STRUCTURE
to cost upwards or Nah.'N' " appears
20 pc cpnAd. thni' OFT hh uhd'IltNin4'
hut tne people expressed themselves as
l,tpA ana NliHlE To make ln' 'U'll
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PROVO.

The News" is delivered by carrier
every night Sunday cxcepted) az Is
cents per month All payments and
com plants should be made % =. T.
Dugdale, agent for Daily. Saturday
and 6emi- Weekly News. Orders tai-
en- for Church Works. Residence. 81
North Fourth West
Carrier east side Of Academy Ave
Bell 10s red.
Bell 50 black
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WE DO JOE PRINTING.

How Is your stock Of Letter Heads,
Envelopes. Bin Heads, aud other Of
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Let us figure with you on blank
books. certificates, booklets. or re-
cepits. IN fact anything in the print
ing line
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MISSION AHIES

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I'm your former field OF labor, 10 whom
YOU would like fo send a copy OF the
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Mt Pleasant Bricf--N. s.. Nelson
loaded a car of sheep and n can OF
beef cattle from this place and from
Mor0ni DE loaded four cars OF sheep f1l
Los Angeles on March 1T Tho
Relief society annual was held this ar
tornoon. Following when an interest
nr program was rendered
Elder Henry j. Accord of Spring city
who has been doing missionary work
in Colorado. has returned home To set
tle some land dittcultic=
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Takes away that careworn. tired sick
ly winter look. Puts sap in every bone
Gives YOU that feeling OF health and
happiness. AIollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea has boon the Spring cleanser and
regulator or millions OF people; there e
nothing just as good. 80 cents. Godbe
Pitts DRUG Co
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JOS LINSAY President
g. % RAND Secretary
CONCORDANCE OF THE BOOK OF
MORMON

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LOGAN.

Tho News" is Delivered by Carrier
in Logan Every Might (sundGy cx-
cepteol at 7b Cents Per Month All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should be made TO r. A.
mitchell Agent for Daily Saturday
and Somi- Weekly News 4N II
Center Street Phone SID Independ-
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HYRUM.
MIR. Peter Christensen CLOSES Lies
Labor at Eighty-two.

Special Correspondents
Urrum. Cache Co.. March ll.-Auuo Pee
IrIua ffr wife 0f Peter tHIlstiauseu.
IIsI ou tHa 18th inst of uuncumouls. sI.
I..riuduoed Dog general debility. Deceased
uas bonn April % lsH. il 9mlluge. SuIn
Amt Denmark. was nlptized lH ono
.rr.ur 0f IsdI and emlgrateQ "a few
.llaFs Iutor coming direct 90 HrTum
Ubi.l hos been her home ever since.
sna has been prominent Boo Relief society
Iab0Is. and haE been an exemplary Tat
frr-llY saint She Ia survived hT nor
husband. three children. H grandchildren
anal DOB preHt-gIaudcnlldIeu
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BIG CUT FOR ROADBEU.

Within the next few days work will
be started upon the big cut at the
mouth OF the canyon for the street
car line upon the canyon. Since the
track was originally laid into the mouth
q the canyon. It has been deemed ad-
Vsable 20 cut through a small hin in
stead Of going around IL and making
q very dangerous curve. The work
viii be let by contract
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state or ohio. CITY of TOLEDO. Lucas
County. sH
Fuuk D. DncnoT makes oath Lhgt Do
ftUrrrr a IH. doing business In tho CITY
I'd TnIrIo. county ana state aforesaid.
ard tHat said nLm VIII pay Tho cum 0f
nra nrrrr COCO off DHIarrh chat cannot b.
rurfI bal fHr uHD uf llalIE CafHrfh Cure
FRANK o. CHENEY
aa.rrn fn before moo and HuhHrrIhad fn
mn rrr.rn.n. fHlH ffn daY nj Dsremhrr
An IT 1850 AZ. W GLEASON
fsrnII Notary Public
HIrs Cauuh CuTe is taken Internal
rlrU0uH Hurfarra m tho system Send
f1r testimonials rer
o. CHENEY q CO. Toledo. ~
Sold hr 1U nruFEistf. 1tl
Take Nails Family Pills f0r c0uHfiua-
tIon
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BORING FOR WATER.
District Court Buslness-FuucraI OF
Bishop TIFFANY.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. March 1S-F. W. O.. Hathen-
bruck is working successfully on his
project Of developing water at the
mouth OF Slate canyon. lie has sunk
a shan 1900 feet above the mouth OF
the canyon ana water has been en-
countered on the slate formation This
was done in order 10 determine the
point al which a tunnel viii be driven.
From the point where the water was
struck It viii give a fall at the mouth
Of the capyon Of $50 feet which will de-
velOp a good power plant, and then
leave the water free Tor irrigation pur-
poses Mr. Hathenbruck also contcm-
plates furnishing the state Mental hos
pital With water The developments
made are very encouraging In this, that
IL proves his theory 81 a big underfow
Of water. The extent Of flow has OF
course. not yet been determined but
Mr.. Hatherbruck expects a big stream
win be developed.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
The following business has been
transacted in The Fourth district court.
Agnes l.. Crandal has petitioned FOR
letters of administration iu the estate
Of Myron Newton Craudal who died
al chico. Cal. Aug 10. 1903 The
estate is valued al $4,000 April 3.
has been set for hearing the petition,
suit has been commenced by T. r..
Baum against Utah Water sand ana
Power company for the possession OF
"a horse claimed Co Doe Illegally held hv
the defendant. Re asks for $50
damages and for $3.50. boz the event
the animal cannot bc returned.
ROAD MAY OPEN FRIDAY.
The prospects now are that the 3D..
g. r. c. will be- open for traffic be-
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Marriage licenses have been issued
90 The following couples
Torrance II Marratt. OF Tindou. and
ICttic simmons OF Charleston.
Max Clark and Lou Motcalf both OF
SprinuvIue
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ST. GEORGE.
M ACADEln PROPOSITION


Ideal Location in DiNie's salubriOus
Ciimc-Early Bloom llit bN Frost.
Special Corresponding.
&c. George Washington 60. March
Is Tho walls are nov completed GOA
the now st George bank building
APRICOT and almond trees have boon
in bloom two cog three weeks. hui dur-
.nr tho last week. there have been
hard frlsts which may cause tha Joss
uf ai least o. part ~ the crop.
Work on che water system has boon
DELAYED uu account 0f the impossible
condition Of the roads between St
George and Modena over which the
piping I hHuled
ADVERTISEMENTS
con Friday evening March NJ. tno
West ward sunday school presented
au operstta Untitled "a Meu1 Cone
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There was @ large attendance of
relatives and friends at the funeral
oi Bishop George N. TIFFANY. held vce-
terdsv in tho First ward meeting
house. The following speakers adj
dressed words Of consolation % tho
herosvcd relatives and testified To- the
good life of the departed. Elder Har-
t1N Clun Bishop John johnson. Elder
VI. IT, DoWlcN and bishop Cd. NJ Berg
Beautiful vocal selections were roud-
cred Dos the ward choir
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tween Provo and Heber tomorrow.
at any rate it viii be this week. Tho
company has a large force of men at
WORK at the canyon clearing away tho
ftck ana debris on the numerous land
eiues Whlch have occurred lately and
an through the yvfnfor