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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-03
FINE CROP RETURNS
In JUAB COUNTY
.lsneeial CORRESPONDENCE.

L NEPHT. Ji,ab Co. AVG. 2---rhreshings
has commenced and the Whea t crop Is
very encouraging. Considerable Of tho
wheat has been contracted Mt 81 per
sbushel but at present only 90 cents is =
being offered. The first crop of lucern
has ben harvested. and been &s II good
one. One farmer Is reported TO be get
good prospects for an average of fri
gated grains, potatoes and fairly good
fruit prospects cit items are feeling we'll !
and general contentnlent abounds.
mountains this week to remain for
week or SO $50 49, ~
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.CENTERFIELD BEGINS
GOOD HARVEST OF GRAIN
fspecial c.orresponlence.)

GENTERFIELD, Sanpete Co.. tAllg.. 2, y
weather. is good for ripening grain
with very warm da Us and cool nights
Crops promise to be a little over the.
average. Alfalfa seed crop is very
promising. Grain harvesting has be-
gun. E IA fl4 65ft 3.
The Bell telephone system Is now in
stalled iii many of the homes here. a
good water. system and electric! light
plant would be much appreciated @
The stake presidency attend eds the
ward conference here Ju " %, and gave
timely and valuable instructio
Stake conference Will be held at Guns
8nison next Saturday and Sunday, Aug.
q r and s. l455j *
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SUITS FOR DAMAGES.

81 OGDEN, Aug. a s.-Suit has been
brought in the district court by Telia
d. Harris guardian ad Item Of Frank
Harris, against the Ogden Steam
Laundry to recover damages in the sum
OF 100000 for injuries sustained by
Frank Harris while i'll the employ Of
the laundry company. The complaint
alleges that on May 11&of this year.
young Harris was working in the dry
cleaning department Of the laundry
and was working near an unprotected!
extractor, which made 900 revolutions
per minute. While thus employed, the
boy grew dizzy from the fumes of gaso-5
line and fell toward the extractor and
his arm being caught 1t was torn off.
att the elbow The defendant claims
the company was negligent by not pro-
viding safe place for the plaintiff to
work. That it did not advise him Of
the dangers III the cleaning room and
that it8did not cover the machinery as
1T should. have done. AS a result OF
the accident the boy had his arm twist
ed to such an extent that II was found.
necessary to ainputate it.
y IN the probate division of the dis
trict court, Mrs. Lulu M. Foley has
filed a petition for letters of guardian.
ship iii the matter of the estate of
Barley, Mary. Jessie, Barnard and
Lucy Foley. The estate consists of a n
action for damages against the Inter-
Packing company of Salt
Lake City, where the father of the said
minors received injuries April 16, 1909,
that resulted in his death.
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BUILDING BOOM.

NEPEII. Aug 2-Gontractors and
builders are very. busy completing tho
ready for the commencement of school,
while at the OstIer block. Sam Winn,s
office rooms on Main street, the Roy
MATCHBOX and DIR. Bennett homes. work
is going steadily on and every one In
~this line OF trade Is very hiisv with
prospects OF continuing SO until fall.
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FIRE AT DEPOT.

y OGDEN, Aug. IA fire broke out
IN the ventilator shaft of the kitchen
of the Union depot hotel at 10 this
morning. The Are department!
promptly responded to the call sent
in and soon had the blaze eStinguisll-
ed. The ventilator8 and roof We're.
damaged to the extent of 100.
The department made second run
at i O:30 Q. when a fire started in the
dry cleaning department OF the Ogden
steam laundry Only slight damages
resulted before the fire was put out.
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BINGHAM STIRRED OVER
ELOPEMENT ON MONDAY

BINGHAM. Salt Lake Co, Aug, ? ~
Considerable excitement was caused
here today by the elopement OF Gra-S
ham Higenson. who is about s5 years Of
age and Lizzie Crittenden. the 15-year-
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
sCrittendcn Of Car Fork. The two SEE
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RECENT DEA THIS

/ r. +. 4 I. 5-
- JENSEN. PETER CHRISTIAN
IN ting death OF Chris Jensen Center
field sdnourns the loss OF a highly re-
9speded and esteemed citizen He
was suddenly seized with spasmodic.
contraction Of esophagus on the even
ing of July 90 and in spite ofall that
could be done for HIM rs he could not
swallow, he passed away at p. M,
Sunday, the 25th.
4 Peter Christian Jensen was born in
Denmark, June "a. 1857, and came to
Utah when a child, he has resided in
SCenterfeld since 1850 and lived a quiet
and exemplary life. lie leaves a wife
and three children to mourn his sudden
departure.
Funeral services We're held from Gem
terfeld meeting house Wednesday, July
IS. where appropriate and merited re-
marks We're made by Elders Hans C..
Jensen, president of his (Seventies9
quorum; c. II. christensen, II. NJ
Garrick, Chas. H. Embley and Bishop
Andrew G. Fjeldsted.
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COUNTY TEES.

PROVO, Aug. Sat the meeting of
the county commissioners held yester-
day the following amounts We're re-
ported collected by county officers for
July: Sheriff, s62.2O corder, s4S74o;s Il
clerk, s9s2.TS. d. c.. Walker was APP
pointed register Of vital statistics for
Goshen precinct.
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ACCIDENTs AT BINGHAM.

Dornan, son of William Dorman. fell
IA distance of 40 feet from a trestle
at the Utah Copper mine today, and
suffered lislocationfof his collar bone
and other minor injuries. He was
given medical attention and tonight is
resting easy.
Through failing to get out OF the
of the Utah Copper company on Satur-
day, Carl Carlson. a laborer in the
employ of the Utah Construction COM
plny was terribly mangled, his right
arm and leg being blown off. He was
taken to st. Marks hospital III Salt
Lake Immediately, where the injured.
limbs We're amputated. 1t is thought
he will recover.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

3 OGDEN, Aug. 3.--Marrlage licenses
have been issued to the following cou;-;
pies: is i45 KS 81
Joseph S. Wadsworth and Sarah E.
Flinders. both Of Ogden.
Joseph A. Pulley Of Theodore, Utah,
and Mary A. Chaplin OF Ogden.
s Albert c. Young and Matte N1argcr,y
4 both3of Salt Lake.
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4 lKIIlN,;-NEY.DRozBA WEDDING.

PROVO, Aug. 3.--Anthony Drozba of
Salt Lake City and Mrs. Creca Kinney
of Colorado Springs were married by
the county clerk today
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NEW SUPERINTENDENT FOR
KAYSVILLE SUNDAY SCHOOL
(special Consequences

EVANSVILLE, Davis Co, Aug. 1.-The
kaysville Sunday school No. was re-
organized today. the former superinten-3
dent moving away from town was re-
leased. The new superintende ncy cons
sists of Elders George w. Barnes, sup
letintendent: Hebert James Sheffield
and Orion a. Williams, assistants,
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EVANSVILLE BRIEFS.

TUESDAY. Aug. 81 is the day for the
special election on the question of
bonding the city to put in a system.
of waterWorks.
Mr.. Grandy was taken, very sick this
morning and has been lying at the
point of death and there is but very
little chance for his recovery He has
been ailing fol. a number of years but
has been able to he around.
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CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS.

I PROVO, Aug. 3.--'rhe vote OH the
depot election was canvassed at the
meeting of the city council last eve
ming With the following result:
Yes, 1,299: no, isl; maj yes. 13S.s
IS The count by districts is as follows:
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COOKS & MATTERS, ELECTION.

Cooks ana Walters have elected and in
stalled the following ofticers r. II.
Moore, president; j. Evans, vice presi-
dent: II. G. Walker, secretary and
treasurer; r. l.. Leonard. business
agent; C.. a. Cooley, chaplain; Z. c..
Ditman. inside guard; delegates to the
trades and labor assembly. G. a. Coo
Icy, r. l.. Leonard and A, s. Bear.
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The Concordance OF the Book of Nor
mon, by Geo. Reynolds. Reduced to-
Leather. $500: Cloth. $780, The most
complete concordance published. Com
tains SOL pages. Your ward and home
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OUR SPECIAL OFFER.

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Throughout the stake there WAS a
General observance of Pioneer day.
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vEsUvIUs AT WANDAMERE.
Gang of Men at Work Getting Ready
For Saturday Night.

Z James Gunliffe, head prrotcchhist of
Paints Fireworks company who has
charge OF the big spectacular produce
.tion, the Eruption Of yesuviusH to be
givei, an entire week beginning Sat
aurdaS, June 5, at Wandamerc. is busy
directing the construction Of the mimic
volcano and beautiful city which is
overwhelmed by the eruption OF fiery
Iowa aud fireworks by the belcbings
Of the volcano. Mr.. Cunliffe has been.
with the Pain company for % years.
and has directed the production OF
their iirework features in all parts OF
the world.
number of special pieces are being
prepared for the opening performances
Saturday evening, including II gigantic
Chinese pagoda, a piece that will be
shown but once during the entire en-
gagement. Another special feature
for Saturday evening viii be q por-
trait In fire of lltah's governor. The
entertainment Will also include dis
play of Niagara Falls. (which is said
10 be the largest and most expensive
piece known in pSrotechny. In this
piece is shown a cascade of living fire,
200 feet long and falling from a great
hegth
The performance of "Nesuvius" in
cludes a whole circus Of acrobatic
speciaitics. shown in the Carnival OF
Naples, preceding the eruption and
earthquakes. Among the features or
the performance are Jean ana Marie
Weitzman. high wire prcniers, intro
ducing their laughable hit of an
elephant 60 feet in midair Grim and
+ OWL, women ring acrobats t'hyro1
Japanese foot balanccr, and iuggler.
Swain and Osnan, comedy aero
bats with trick wall, Bernart and Cor
don, Hoitcntots aerialsts. and Mons.
Paulus. the rubber bail" are some OF
the leading features OF the carnival.
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DISTRICT COURT,

\ OGDEN, June 3.---A suit for divorce
has been filed in the district court by
Josephine Luce against Joseph Luce.
upon the grounds of failure to provide
and hapitual drunkenness, The, couple
We're married in Ogden March / I, 1905.
The plaintiff asks for reasonable alimo-'
ny and attorneys fees.
Late last evening the Jury in the case
of Mrs. Clara Sherer against Mrs. w.
plaintiffs favor for s25 and costs. The
action was brought to recoyer5 S295s
damages alleged to have been sustained
as the result of 4 fight with the de-
fendant While en- route to Lagoon, last
August on an excursion train. Tho
case was tried in the municipal court
and Judgment was returned In the
Plaintiffs favor for3s150 The defend
ant then appealed the. case,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-03
JORDAN SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Announcement Of Successful Students
Is Made.

AXIS Is Made III
| ----
~.
ne sf.'nGateS OF. ileg JORDAN school
district We're announced Yesterday The
list lie as follows:
,ar..+
81 'otss is-7iiti. ~ 81 y. ts''oersoi.'
Martha Burineste1, HSrum Glover,
Harold Nelson, John Milton Peterson,
po,a,.t stt.ba,.ds r,s,tl, .sto.d,,,an 1fa.
oSl NlS't'st i4''atllS i'lea I'm
Ter
Ifppsl. BIngi,a n, --,yiltjnm Sskew5
f,,a, ~, ~
Is N'' 80. sytoH''' -
Haul', l.aNern luillifl
South Jordan-Jennie Heckstead. Will
linn IJoIt Hat,a,. Jonsen J,iI,ian Mar
NJ, .t.,.,
t'''' MARVEL ray eeoise y. 9to'shilis,
lutiiuS Wardle, Martha Peterson, Will
ford Scott.
observation-disclosures Bowen, Anna M.
Crane. W. Louis Miller
East Northumberland H.. Batemali,
Vera Bateman, Alma Golf, Winnie Hold
en-, ParleS Johnson. Lovina Jenkins.
Maxwell Lyon, Marcn Nelson, Annie
Steiner, Louis Sharp, William Thnyne.
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EVANSVILLE HAS TWO
GRADUATING CLASSES
(srecial corre,.sspondence.l

GRANTsyILI4E, Tooele Co., June L.
Last Thursday the commencement ex-
ercises of the high school and eighth
grade took place in the academy build
ing. under the supervision OF Prof. s..
T ri. Zones. An ideal program was rem
idered. after which diplomas We're issued
to the following graduates:
Eighth Grade-Emma Fraser. Inez
Erickson, Gertrude Hudson, Magdalene
Anderson. Leah Robinson, Mary Nick
erson, Myrtle Anderson. Mereada johns
son, Moroni WoolleS, John G. Brown,
Frank Johnson. Farley Anderson, Cor
don Clark. Frank, Green.
High School-Leona Huntington, Ma
mic Tanner. Wilma Green, Emily Jen-
nings, Annie Johnson, Sarah Anderson,
$Thoo. Johnson, Frances Fraser, Bianch
Jensen, Edith Mcbride, Esther Sutton,
Irene Wrathall. Alice Wrathall Edna
Barrus, Isle Cask.
Governor Spry addressed the students.
and in the evening the governor was
ABanaueted. being the guest Of the teach
ers and students of the school.
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.U.AC. COMMENCEMENT
CONCLUDED AT LOGAN
Flattering Report OF Condition of Big
State school--Larscr Attend
uncc Than Ever Before.
Especial CORRESPONDENCE

Nh'pGNlil iSS.p
LOGAN, June 1.-The A. C. u. COM
mcncemcnt, just concluded was very
gratifying to the college authorities
Many persons and patrons of the state
linstitution have attended the exercises.
and pronounce them the best ever.
At the commencement exercises yester-
day morning President John a.. Widtsoe
gave a very ALTERING report of tho
present condition of affairs at the
school. He stated that8the school had
accommodated nearly 100 more stu
dents this year than ever before i'm
the history of the institutions. There
arc two great needs yet to be gained
atthe school, however. and they are
an electric railroad from town and a
gyrTha SUM. Priest. StohI gave the well
come address, following singing by the
choir and. prayer by Elder d. Q. Nc
Kay. or the graduates Mr.. Bunderson,
!. Miss Mckay and Mr.. Carroll gave
scholarly and thoughtfulS addresses.
The address to the graduates by Gov.
Spry was full of inspiration. As college
graduates, he exhorted them to never
forget their college dignity wherever
+ theirlot may be, and tossalo remember
their duty TO society and their obliga-
Stions to the state tina educated them.
The degrees and certificates were con-
fcrred by President Widtsoe. The mus
sic throughout the exercises was fur
nshed by a quartet consisting of Mrs,
Sloan Mrs Linnartz, Mi. Baugh and
MI. Thatcher,
The alumni association i'll its meet
ing reelected the same officers as last
year. President Christian Larsen; first
vice president. l.. a. Merrill; second
vice presitrA1t, Minnie Peterson Is
green. secretary and treasurer, John
sCoburn.
The association appointed commit
tee to Investigate the constitution and
bylaws and make recommendations TO
the association. A committee was also
appointed to investigate the matter and
If possible prevail on those who have
the matter in charge TO select a mem
Der of the alumni for Il member on the
board of trustees
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OVER The FENCE
Nclghbor Saws Something.

The front yard fence is a famous
council place on pleasant days Maybe
to chat with some one along the street,
or for friendly gossip With next door
neghbors. Sometimes it is only small
talk but other times neighbor has some
thing really good to offer
An old resident of Baird, Texas, got
some mighty good advice this way once
He says:
Drinking coffee left me nearly dead
with dyspepsia, kidney disease and
bowel trouble, With constant pains in
my stomach, back and side, and so
weak could scarcely walk ~
One day ] was chatting with one OF
my neighbors about my trouble and
told her Il believed coffee hurt me.
Neishbor said she knew lots Of people
to whom coffee was poison and She
pleaded with me to quit it and gir..
Postum a trial. j did not take her
advice right away but tried a change
Of climate which did not do me any
good Then l dropped coffee and took
UP Postum.
My Improvement began Immediately
and got better every day used
Postum.
:. Ny bowels became regular and in two
weeks ali my pains We're gone. NowaT
am we'll and strong and can eat any
thing ! want to without distress. All5of
this is due to my having quit coffee,
and TO the use of Postum reg ularly.
My son VINO was troubled with in
digestion thought that il Postum helped
me so, 1t might help him, 1t did, too,
and he is now we'll and strong again.
We like Postum as well as NE eve,.
liked the coffee and use it altogether in
my family in place of coffee and all
keep we'll. Theresa Reason. Real
..sThe Road 10 WellvilIe. In 3rkgs
Ever read the above letter A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true. and full OF human
interest -
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ASSESSED VALUATION
OF WILLARD COUNTY
ESPECIAL Cnrrcsnondnnce

Especial Gorrespondcnce.)
FILLMORE CITY, June 1-The
county assessor reports the total valua-
ton of property assessed in Willard
county for 1908 as follows: Real estate,
including town lots. siS6.ST9. improve
1nents. SOS, 2s5: horses t2,95S). s1o1.0s5.
cattle 9,7151. $fsa,5 500. sheep aO.69S)l
s26,670: swine dts5s), s5,0s6: bees d35
standsl, 500; merchandise, 2,515; ma
.ehinery. $50. $50 money. 81. 300; property
not enumerated, s2ss,505. Total. SLICE
eeS.
90; sheep u 3a.250 head). s3is,1s4; out
fits. 1885. Total. ssss2, $50.
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Mccormick wore N gown OF Irish GRO
chet silk over silk and carried white
roses. Among those present from out
side were Mrs. Margaret Salisbury,
the groom's mptileI' Mrs \. H. S. Bird.
Miss Mccormick. Miss Cienepieve Nc
8Cornick, all OF salt Lake City. n. S.
Armstrong OF Loclihaveb. Pa, and @.
T b. Dodd of New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Salisbury will go for an extended we'd.
ding trip and after SEPT. / will be at
home in salt Lake.
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OF INTEREST 10 FARMERS AND
MECHANICS. IS ..s j.

Farmers and mechanics frequently
inset with slight accidents and injuries
which cause them much ANNOYANCE and !
loss Of time. 4 cut or bruise may be
" required by applying Chamberlain's
Iiniment rs soon as the injury is re-
cceived. This liniment Is also valuable
rheumatic pains. There is no danger of
blood poisonfng resulting from an injury
when Chamherlain's 1-iniment is applied
before the parts become intlamed and
swollen For sale by all druggists.
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MEN PAST r,1rTY IN DANGER.

e Men past middle life have found
comfort and relief In Foey's Kidney
Remedy, especially for enlarged pro-
state gland which is very common
among elderly men. l.. II. Morris,
Dexter, Ky. writes, Cup to year
ago my father suffered from kidney
and bladder trouble and several ply
sicians pronounced 1t enlargement of
the prostate gland and advised an
operation. On account of his age ~e
We're afraid he could not stand 1t
and ii recommended Foley's Kidney
Remedy. and the first bottle relieved
him, and after taking the second bot
tie he was no longer troubled with
this complaint.--F. j. Hill Drug Co..
3 (The Never substitutors) Salt Lake
EC'ity 4sf.3Ss 53sat4. ttGg sssaH
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TIE BIG HEAD

is or two kinds-concei aud the big
head that comes from a sick head
aod aS "es g1rr head evsr feel IKE "a
sore? You can cure It III no time BY
acting on your liver with Billiards.
Herbirc. Isn't ii worth trying for the
absolute and certain. relief you'll get.
sold by u. G. NJ. j. Drug Dept. lie md
ia South Main Street. salt Lake City.B
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STRENGTH ANp E M q

Are factors of the greatest success.
No person can do full justice to
himself without them.
In no season of the year are they
more easily exhausted than in the
sfring.
this here. It's enough to say there is
one, and hat Hood Sarsaparflia gives
strength and endurance, as thousands
annually testify.
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MARRIAGE PERMITS.

LOGAN, June 2.--During the past two
DAYS the following marriage licenses
have been issued by the county clerks
offices
Eugene C.aIIale and Sylvia u. Jensen,
both of Blackfoot, Ida.
Grover G. Hill, Ogden; Ida Petersen,
Logan.
Norman Ward and Iuella Green, both
of AIarysyille, Ida.
Marion Hyde, Logan; Eva Hickman,
gSnowrillc.
Isaac NJ. Evans. rsiverdale; ACaroline
". Larsen, Mink Creek
Erwin Fl. Larsen and Laurain2 Peter
sen. both Of Mink Creek.
Francis r. Binggelt. Preston; Ger
trutle Il. Cole, Lewiston.
James I.ehl Ashton, woodruff; Jane
Thorp. samarla.
Ephraiin Lundberg and Eliza Jane
Green, both OF Logan. 81
George Gardner, Pine Valley; savona
DANES, franklin. &
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,IARRIAGE LICENsEs.

OGDEN, June 81. Marriage licenses
have been issued to the following cou-
1les:
Caleb Jones and Sarah j. GrifIiths
both of Salt Lake.
j. Albert Stoner. of West Weber, and
Luella L. sCottle, Plain City.
Henry Belnap, Hooper; Ida Lovcland,
Z. "A lhinn. Ida fln $1,000
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EVANSVILLE BRIEFS.

Mrs lIlda Erickson. her son Perry
and her niece. Miss Elder Anderson,
left hero last Tuesday on a pleasure
trip to Sweden to visit relatives and
friends. Z
Births reported. a baby girl at the
homo of Sidney Anderson. and another
at the residence of Richard Palmer.
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EXCURSION TO OGDEN F;

Z Sunday. June. 5tf., via Oregon Short
line and every Sunday during the
GUNNER. Round trip s1.00. Leave Salt
s- sse at7:10. 900 and l1.oo a. m. and
go and 400 p. N.
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MEDICOs MEET.

OGDEN. June 3.-'rhe First District
Medical society of the State Of Utah
held its semi-an1ual convention in 0g-
den yesterday. About 30 physicians
and surgeons of the northern part of
the state were in attendance. The aft
crnoon session was devoted to the dis
cnssion of medical topics, after which
&: short business session was held. In5the
evening a banquet was given at the
Weber club. Today WAS spent in a
business session followed by a trip up
Ogden canyon by the visitors with the
local medicOS as guides.
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A.Y.p EXPOSITION RATES,


Via Oregon Short Line II. II.
$4,000 from Salt Lake to Seattle and
return: on sale daily commencing June
list. Ask agents for further particu-
lars.
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MISSIONARY q, CONFERENCE J,

OGDEN, June s.--The Netherlands
Missionary societyts syeE'ly conference
will be held at the Ogden tabernacle at
10 a. m. and at the Weber academy at
$50 p. nj. and p. M, Sunday, June g..
A full attendance is desired.
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PRESIDENT or Is. 4. COLLEGE.

LOGAN, June 2.-,rhe board Of trus-
tees of the Brigham Young college We're
in session yesterday and aside from
routine matters President James II.
Linford was elected to succeed himself
for another year.