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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12

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Mutual members Of Grant ward at the
( home Of Miss Ethel Jensen, a bout
2o guests being present. Games We're
played and refreshments were served,
the bried eleet receiving many use
Bfni articles E NJ NJ
The Grant ward Primary al sociation
rave an entertainment last Monday
Afternoon W hicll Will close I lleir prl -S
mary during the summer dance
was given for the fcfl! ldren and re-
freslments were served by the Pri-5,
mary officers; i,s ssS
Murray will not celebrate Indepen-l
sdence day this year. AS the small.
towns surrounding are making elnbor-
ate arrangement for he da the
mayor thinks 1t unwise to attempt
to attract any of the crowd from
these places by celebrating
young son Of Council lnan Town
send was seriously hurt by being kick
ed by horse yesterday forenoon. IIe
was Knocked down and a large strip
@of flesh torn above the knee on his
4left! leg which required several stitch
es to close. 3i5 4
All the machinery has now arrived
for tlle.3 power plant " e n y ISL to
be erected in Murray by g oMnc ~ e
stalled this week. When the plants
8com pleteG 1t will supply electric y ghts
fol. ie Families ana viii also be used
for farm work. sla Il 9 3|8s
Fire Chief Wlittlc Is getting MS
men IN 8t.inl for The 1ireI1len, u q eid
day, which will be held ut La COON ~
August. isf 3 ,3.
Al movement Is on foot at Murray 70 70
form a country club. @
The exercises in honor of the mayors Aol,.
vile era duntes We're held Tuesday la as
iii M lorsville meeting CHOU Sc. " 555
The South Cottonwood Primary sasso5
citation will give mn entertainment N n
the westinghouse ednesday. y une , 70.
iii the afternoon a danes will be gwen q,
forSt the children, and refreshments sM y!
Ito served In the evening a Y pr %, gran =
Vii be given. Including q nun ~ per @ !
excellent d,lls- BY the child Q ,sti' y
Primary grades. 81
81 "A farewell pa rtg& was given w ill Y. ~
& Isecce asst Nrcdncstle u gh II
ward. Mr.. Reece left h'''idssN , iqr q
three years mission In South a e rs
Next Sunday. at clog ~ tl,es corner
stone OF tho new. Miller ward meg u n1f.
house. that is being erected on Folil-
teenth South and State streets, w " ne
Islaid. An excellent program mas mas 7a'eel y
arranged for the occasion. A
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BRIEF H]I:[.A,IPPENINGS.

The Inter-Mountain Fair association
is making arrangements for an elabor-
ate Fourth Of July celebration at the
fair grounds. There will be harness
and running races in the Afternoon and
a magnificent fireworks display in the
evening. aa 81
I I. Edward Payson Weston. the pedes-
Etrian, is expected to reach OF den some
time next Tuesday. From ad vices re-
fceived at the railroad Headquarters
yesterday a ternoon it was learned that
Weston would camp at Peru last night
and leave for the west early this morn 'f1
z Ing. ff,5 & q i3;!5 4 ~ "
Sunday afternoon u special train
bearing members Of the Chicago Cham-
Der. OF Commerce will arrive IN Ogden.
They will be the guests of the Weber
club and the merchants of the city.
The funeral services over the body
az Mrs. Maria Peyrot We're held yester-
day afternoon at the residence of her
sister, Mrs. lydia Farley. 2167 j efferson
avanue, Bishop Il. A. Olsen presiding.
Solos were rendered by Mrs. Mary Far.
ley and Mrs. Mary, Jones. The speak
ers We're Patriarch George w. LarlSin
and bishop Olsen, 1nterment was in
the city cemetery.
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I LEliI NOTES.

A summer kindergarten class has
been started with Misses Iris Campbell.
and Mary Gray as teachers. RI
Births during the past week were.
as follows: To Mrs. George Russon,
daughter: to Mrs, Charles Moffett, a.
daughter; to Mrs. j. II. Gordon, son.
Is The dry-land farms in Cedar valley
and west of Lehi are looking fine. Some
of the dry farm wheat Is IL inches
high and out in head. and there are
fine stands of spring oats. Quite n
number OF teams are at work pIowiDg
and making preparations to SOW a
large acreage this fall isls
Lehi was the exception in Utah coun-l
ty in voting for the capitol building
a vote of 50 for and 20 against having
been cast. sf iii
sas5 Lelli is making ARRANGEMENTS for a
glorious celebration of the Fourth with
a parade, program, sports OF every de-,
scription and fireworks.
Mr.. AL Conner is. quite sick in Salt
Lake hospital with heart trouale
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4 QUESTION or v1sRAc1TY.5

OGDEN, June II. THE case of the
city against j. w. Pat terson, charged
with obtaining food without pa wing for
i, heard before Judge Murphy in the
police court yesterday, was ontinued
to allow the police to investigate a
story told by the defendant. The com
plainant was Dora Pres on, the p ro--s.
$prletress of the Chesapeake restaurant.
She charged defendant with obtaining
several meals and not paying for them.
and when asked to do so. offertng q
check to the complainant; this was not
accepted as the woman d i'd not believe;
The man had the nsney in the bank
PATTERSON In his defence eclared that he
had EeEer had a meal In the house,
and that when he went there Mrs.
{ Preston told him she, did not have
money enough to buy supplies for the
Z place and asked him to help her He
Testified that he told her he was a
tile hard up himself hut thought he
Gould borrow the money -, s. sst
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K Lcfy. i5lss l
Kramer. Josepli-On June g.. Joseph
Kramer, the 20-Eear-old@ son Of Gott.
fried and Mary Is Kramer of Richtield5
Sewer county. died in Salt Lake City
Sof scarlet fever. contracted while work
ing in the mines al Bingham. The
body WAS taken to Ritchtield for
burial and the funeral was held ut,
the family residence June 6. in the
Third ward. Bishop G.. w. Coons Of
ficiating.8 Deaceased was&a Isatter-day
Saint OF good moral character and
highly respected by all who knew
/ him. g
Grcgcrscn. ElIa--At Maytleld. san
pete county. Mrs. Ella Cifegeiset,,.
wife Of Nels tG.regersen. died May IS
after a long Illness, leaving husband
two small children, father and several
brothers and sisters. She was born ORR
in Maytield. Oct II. 1889. Funeral
was held In the Westinghouse, when
the following speakers offered con-
&soling REMARKS To the bereft and en-
Slogized the beautiful life of the de-
ceased: Elders II. p Jensen. G. n.
NELSON, ~. H. Lund and c. c. Whit
lock.
IS Joscpl,spD. .tnDa lSi:tcSoi--On May
"a J, ut Bates. Fremont Go, 1daltn, hnn;t
Slsaacson .Tosepiison closed All evcntful
career, dying suddenly of heart failure.
Mrs. Josepfson WAS born NoY. Ill
E1Sh5. iiiggSodra EorOIntornl,3 sly ctieit;l
baptised. May 10, SOS, came to 4tItair
lin 1868. making hel. homo In Brigham
City until hers&fnarriagc in 1SI1sftp
band then moved TO M;ilad and there
lived for So years all her children
being born there. The family went
to Canada for two Scs1rs when they
returned to- Idalio and made then,
home in the Teton basin. She was
faithful and devoted Latter-day
Saint esteemed by a wide circle Il
friends She is the mother OF II
children, eight SONS and four daugh--
tiers, who, with her. husband and Ia
grandchildren surv I've. She was tho
first counselor in the presidency Of
the Relief society of the ward and
an active worker for the good Of
others.
Gee. Geneva E.t Ora, Fremont
Gee, wife of Erastus R. Gee, succun1b =
ed to stomach trouble after ~ long
illness. Mrs. Gee was born at Bounti-
lsful. Utah. Feb. 81. 1853. With hel.
parents John D. and Sarah NJ. re ford
She removed to lewiston, Cache Val,
LEY, i'll the early days and helped
l4to pioneer that place. later She came
to5 Ora with her husband arriving;
here In IS S, where she has since re-
sided. She was the mother OF 10
children, eight OF whom and her lus-
band survive. She was an affeetfonate
and devoted Wife and mother and q
true Latter-day Saint. her labors as
president of the Relief society in this
ward which position she held for
many years gained for5thcr the love
and esteem of all who knew! h er.8 She
has also been a worker u nc SundtlH
school bcing$one Of III; teachers from
| 1.-THE time Of its organization To tt,,
| time OF her death, She Was buried
| at Richmond, Utah,
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RECEN T: DEA THIS

WILKINSON. Militant H.--At Anna
bella, Sewer county. William ii VIII
henson, son of John and Jol1anna VIII
henson, died Jane anf5 minors con-
sumption. He was 20 wears of age
and unmarried and leaves father
and mother. Two brothers ana sis
ter to mourn his death, besides many
relatives and friends.
Ho=cnscii, ;Anna-At Huntsville SAT-
5urday afternoon. June ). Anna Mosen-
sen. aged 20 years. died Of BriShts
disease from which she had been
suffering for some time The deceased
is survived BY husband. The funeral
was held at the Huntsville meeting
house Monday afternoon. June The
interment WIS in the Ogden City Gem e.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
IN SEWER DISTRICT
1snenial corresnnn,

q Special Correspondence.)
Richfield. Utah, June 9.-Judge sJonn
r. Chidester held n term OF court "a
aI.oa, Wayne county on the tn inst Gst,
when the following cases We're heard
Stare of Utah vs. George M MO-
charged with selling COW not his own c'',
granted a change OF Venue to Sewer WIS
County to be heard June Il. Soy.
state Of Utah vs. Amlnon Oyler,3
i, !, ,.ved With raising check, case dis
missed on account of insufficient EVIL cyl
dence. i Il =, !.
burn. set for July 4, to be tried before
Judge Christensen
Fremont Irrigation compa NY vs.
Ephraiml b Blackburn, set for j lily to
be tried before Judge Christensen.
4 Fremont 4 Irri CATION conlpa vs.
George F.. Albrecht, laid over III next
term. a I 498 Y. AZ Is u ri.
on the ;stll Inst at Saline James e.
Edwards was convicted on a charge q
selling liquor after hours ana .s tlned .sSol
and costs of court He Immediately
gave notice of appeal.
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CURE YOUR
RHEUJM AZ TISM
AT HOME.
"A Michigan Veteran Tells How
He Was Permanently Cured
Of a Severe Case.

Every suffaren from rheumatism
wants to be cured and toBstay cured.
The prospect OF the return of the
same old rheumatism every year Is not
attractive to any body. has gone
aim simply to keep down the rheu-
matte poisons in the blood. The tonic
treatment With DIR. Williams Pink
Pills has proved by hundreds Of cures
that 1t builds UP the blood to- IA point
that enables it to cast out these pol
sons through the regular; channels of:
excretion. the bowel yidneys and tho.
skin. When Ills done the rheuma-
tism is permanently cured and as long
as the blood IS kept pure and rich the,
patient Will be immune from attacks of
rheumatism.
Mr.. David IcCarty. farmer and for-
merly postmaster, Of GhapiI,, Mich i,s Is
veteran Of the Civil war, having
served in Co. B. 18th Michigan Nolun-l
teer Infantry He says:
For over' ~ year I had rheumatism
SO badly that couldn't turn over in
bed. There We're sharp pains through
my hips and my left side. which would
catch me so quickly t often seemed
appetite was very poor and my kid
neys were affected. could not lie on.
my back but would Ilaye3lo be 5propped
upsinB bed on my right side.
The doctors gave me but little help.
for the trouble always came back as
Williams Pink Fills and after taking
| n few boxes felt much better. The
pain was not so bad and could eat
and sleep hetter gave the pills i,
good trial antl5lla.rc never had a return
of the trouble. ~ 5F5
| isn1 IN any form and find that the
l treatment .irN ia king noeS mt iTr,e
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MINER sUsTAINs
"a BROKEN LEG

Eureka. j une ia serious accident.
occurred at the Tintic Standard prop
Jerty yesterday afternoon, as q result
OF which An tone Ianoni. an italian.
miner, received injuries that necessttat-
ed his removal to st. Marks hospital in
Salt T.hke q ~. SF5z
,rhe eallpws frame was being hoistedl
into place and was almost up to It's
height when tile rope snapped and the
gin pole swung over to tile south so
suddenly that znntoni had no time 10
get ont Of the way, and the pole, which
was Sx6. fell with fearful force on his
left shoulder. 1t caused a fracture of
his left leg below the knee and he Is
seriously hurt over the shoulder. IT is
thought that some OF his ribs are blok.
en- and that he has serious Internal
injuries. IA
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Mrs. 8yYEs1,s F 4, !. \, /,

OGDEN, June i - q. Al that was NOR s
tai Of Mrs. Martha ], West, widow Of
i Bishop chauucey w. West, Was con-
signed to rest In he family burial plot
In the Ogden city cemetery yesterday
afternoon, Elder Richard Butler dedl-S
eating I he grave. Ga Z; l,'s
SS$N rs West died at Salt Lake City,
Monday, June q. X aged 7a years. On
"Wednesday afternoon at o'cloclS, at
the fainilSsre sidctice, 22SJ south Second
West street, Impressive funeral serN-
ices wera hello, Bishop ELIAS w oodruff
of the Fourteenth ward presiding. Mrs.
Lizzie Thomas Edward sang heauti-S
fully the solos, Who Are These Ar
s1.lyetl In White, Beautiful Isle OF
SOMEWHERE and ~ We N ead { lee Every
lIoi,r..'sss ~ 4 no ssr'sa GERS We're Elders
.Faylor. cannon, Morris and Bishop
Woodruff, all of whom paid a. glowing
tribute to her noble lifegns a wife and
mother. AS ii true, faithful Iatter-daS
Saint and d friend of the poor, having,
gtflroIg h sueh8a life inherited o. crown
OF glory ii1 the mansions OF heaven.
1lgSs NJ any friends gathered to pay q trih-A
ute of respect and placed numerous
floral rings on the bier. The body.
was shipped to ogdensci city, where q sec7.
onCi comforting service was held Friday
afternoon ut the Third ward meeting
house, comm neing III 20 clock Bishop
Carl u, 3eterson presided The musical
part OF the service was unusually beau
stiful consisting of the following solos:
~ Need Thee Every Hour. by George
gNSe; Resignation by Miss Ruby
SGeddes $ sonnet Inc We u Understand"
by Mrs fairy IA riley; 20 My Father,
by n. sEaarI West; Scatter Seeds of
kindness by Mrs. +. Blair; Who Are.
These Arrayed IN White. Mrs. M.
Lynch. # II
Those who eulogized her life OF p,iri-s
Sty and goodness and comforted the
family In the hope of a glorious family
reunion in the mansions Of God, We're
Presidents III w. Shurtliff and g. r.
Middleton OF the Weber stake, Presi-
dent James Wotherspoon Of the North
Weber stake, Elders Joseph Parry
Richard Douglass, Joseph "A. West and
II. d. Elder of Salt Lake City.
IA large number Of friends assem-
sbled to sympathize with the family.
and wealth OF floral tributes silently
told of the great love and esteem in!
which the deceased was held In the
community In which she had lived for
more than a half century.
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lCENTERTIELD NOW A
TOWN CORPORATION

81 4 Special lCOrrespondcnee.1 ~
MANTI, Sanpete Co, June lo.-The
county commissioners at their regular
meeting created a town of the district
OF Centerheld. Lars Z. n, Myrup5 was
appointed president of8towr board with.
the following members: A, +. Fjelsted,
Geo. Peterson, Herbert Beck and Brig
ham Jensen.
The commissioners also decided to
make some improvements at the county
infirnary at Fairview, by putting in
baths. water, and to divide building
into wards, so that the sexes may be
kept apart. Bids will be let and the
work done on contract.
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SPAC KEY MCFARLAND TELLS
HOW he KEEPS STRONG
How You Car Do tile Same.

~. Il l
Packey Mcfarland. the famous puEil;,
Isl, is ii specimen Of perfect physical
4 candition. Why he is different from an
sother man OF f1is weight aud build is,
best told in his own words In a letter
Ess,it ten by him from San Frantlsco.Elal al
dated April AZ 1908 ~ while training Il
n ( times became fat.gued and find SPLEEN.
did use for Make-Mnn Ia blets as y
found them. from personal Il use. he best
giets are the greatest strepSth builders
ever placed OF, the market. 'rhey replen-.
Ssh the blood with ric,, red blood cor
md safely muscles and solid, healthy
flesh. There is no tonic isnown 70 Ned 4;
s,n. shiaKe.Man Tablets for all nervous
and blood diseases For sale by. all lead
ing druggists, soc per box SIX for y, ~:
AZ orice satisfactorx results qua ram
iced or money refupd ed. I or a limited
81 time we VIII send you 9 full size boy
ma b,e.a Fill nut coupon below.
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-P.ARoWAN nKIEFs.

The county commissioners have been
sitting ASA board of equalization this
week. The assessment Is materially
higher than last year; bat Very few
complaints were made
Judge Greenwood will hold an al
iourned term OF court here tomorrow
for the purpose Of hearing the suit OF.
the Harmony Coal Co. VS. the Harmony
Anthracite Coal company. Other mat
tera may be heard also
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WEDDING BELLS.

f'ARoWtAss, June Slider carivin
g. tsonnell has Just returned from n
4 two and a half years mission in Mis-
souri,. At Salt Lake he was met by
Miss Sarah Durham and the pair we're
united in marriage In the Salt Lake
temple. They will make their future
home in Beaver. wher. Mr.. Council has
an offer of employment.
I4enorsa TAYLOR of Parowan. Joshua
Walker of Cedar City. and George DUR
ham and Nellie Marsden have gone to
Salt Lake and will add two more
couples to the list Of married folks.
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OUTLOOK GOOD FOR
CROPS IN IRON COUNTY
fsnecial corresnondence1 \

e P:AIe0W:AN. Iron Co.. June 9.-Light
showers have passed over the valley,
the past few days, something very
much needed, as there has been no
downfall since the middle of April, and
but very little then. The fruit pros
poets are better than for several years,
and there Is plenty of water for irri-
CATION purposes: alfalfa looks better
than for three years or more, and is
not blighted as it has been of late
years.
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MINERS DAY AT BINGHAM.

Bingham, June IL. The Western Fed :
GRAFTON of Miners and all Tile labor
unions OF the camp have decided to
hold d Joint CELEBRATION on Monday
next 8. committees hlose been appointed
and active preparations inaugurated
for a big local celebration Contests,
races, a baseball game and q children's
dance are some of the features All
mines will be closed and the entire
population Will Join in the Festivities,
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MANY JUNE WEDDINGS
IN THE TEMPLE CITY
fspeelal Correapondel,ce

MANTI, Sanpete Co., June 1.-THE
marriage of Homer NJ. stringtam and
Miss Ingri Jolley. both of this city. wa
soiemniged at the Manti temple We'd
nesday last by Presid dent Lewis lAnder-i
son. a reception was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Ounce Crawford.
relatives of the bride, who prepared
eiaborately for the occasion. Al large
number of young people together with
present to take part in the festivities.
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Cd Blood

fHtoattSS SS0d tAseth'i attS1S N0SAA - atStt
33rariliasi,as al, Sunapproaehsd record as
. blood purifier.
This medicine cures scrofula,s
eczema eruptl ions, catarrh. rheuna-
tisrn, anemia, nervousness, that tired
feeling, dysp epsia, loss Of appetite,
4 general debility. and builds up the
whole system,
effects It's wonderful cures. not
simply because u IL contains sarsa parilla.
but because it combines the utmost
RENE dial values OF more than 20. differ.
I ent ingredients. There ls no real sub
stitute for 1t. II urged to buy any
preparation said to be ajust as good
i you may be sure 1t is inferior, costs
less to make, and Yields the dealer a.
: larger profit.
Got 1t today IN the usual LIQUID form or in
4 chocolated tablet form called Snrsatabs Il
III 100 Doses Ono Dollar. $$d .js5 II 81 "A
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LACE AT HIGH LEVEL.

Utah lake is now 81 feet above COM
promise point and thousands sof acres
around the lake are inundated and quite
"a number Of Lehi citizens are heavy
losers from the flood The bridge across
the river to Saratoga Springs is con-
sidered unsafe and the roadsEare food
ed with water so that people going.
to the springs have to go over the
county bridge west of Letli and down
the high road west of the river. Utah
lake IS now as high as at any time
since the settlement OF Lehi.
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!. CARD. or THANKS.

IN hours OF trial and sorrow, the
Kindness sof synpathiziilg friends is
great u appreciated, and we desire here
by to express our heartfelt thanks to
one and all, both at Salt Lake City
and Ogden. for the many Kind acts,
words beautiful music rendered and
floral tributes. trusting that He who
rewards all good may ever remember
you. Sincerely,
THE TAMILY$OF THE IiA .TlE i, MAR
X THAI WEST. 3Ss INK siS
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MINER j, INJURED.

PROVO, June 4 1.--Word has been re-
5ceiyed from Nercur that Homer Vim
cent, son OF Mr. and Mrs F.. Y. Vim
cent of this city, was injured on We'd
Enesday at the Sunshine mine. The skip,
&c seems, swung around. striking him
in the face and: inf1ictins a painful
wound near the left eye
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#sANPETE COUNTY PUBLIC
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
lsncciai correspondence. )

MT. PLEASANT, June 10.-rheE cour-
TT commencement exercises OF the pub
lie schools OF sanpete We're held in
Spring City on the 4tli. A big crowd
was in attendance. The program was,
carried out spiendidiy.
Prof Richard r. Lyman of the
state university gave a spirited address
4 to the graduates.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

lIURRA Y, June M +, aud Mrs. Ed
Smith of Murray Were surprised at
their home last night by q Number Of
neig hbarH and friends. A soc.ahle tine.
was had, and a purse containing SCI
was given them to be sent to heir SOIL
Roy who Is labortng as a missionary
in Holland
Miss Clara atenlan whose marriage!
takes place shortly. was guest of honor
& bundle. shower given bsT he
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4 MARROW j: Esc are.

RIcHFIELp, June 9.-Y yesterday.
white trying to cross q. bad bridge on
the river between Richfield and Anna
bella Elias Nebekers of the latter place
with a little child in the buggy with
I him. was upset in che river a nd
nearly dl.oWner. MI. n ebeke r clullg 70
the child but does not know how he
managed tosextrIcate himself from the
rig and escape as the water was seven
fest deep where the accident occurred
MI. Nebeker,s has asked the county to
S1eioburse him for, damages
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AT MANr1.

Manti, Iune s.-Tl1e vote in this city
on the atceapitol was overwhelming
~ against the new building although
a very light vote was polled election
day. Those opposing the new building
were 1875 in numbers and those voting
yes were 81. The total vote in the
county was los favoring the capitol
and those opposed numbered 764 Com.
plete returns from all the precincts In
the county are as follows: n 4 III
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!. BUSINESS IMPROVEMENTS,

Work has commenced on a new $780,
600 opera house for the Temple city.
The contract was let to an Ogden firm
for s22,7oo. and is to be the finest south
of Salt Lake City.
The sidewalks on Main street are be-
ing paved with cement and many i'm
provements throughoutEthe# city are be-
ing made to beautify and make our,
city more beautiful.
The high water in Manti city creek
has been controlled pretty well, SO far
this season, and the experience re-
aceived by our citizens in former years