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Show P.'-rn -A son to the wife of Philip Os'i-n-.-n on the 10t.h in.-t. Mi.-s Maud Harris of Leeds left for home Tuesday after a few days visit h.-re. Alexander Macdonald left for return to tlie Savanac mine this morning with supplies. Advertisement for bids to run a semi-weekly semi-weekly mail service from Pine Valley to Modena are out. Henry Maudsley, of Maudsley's Ranch near Cane Springs, is visiting relatives in this city. Let's have a rousing Fair this year; one that will put the last Fair in the shade good as it was. Sherman Hardy and Malcolm Pymin have contracted to run the whim at the Apex mine for six months. Thomas Waldon is expected here in about another week to examine a mining min-ing property out southeast. Father John Pyuim had another severe attack of illness yesterday, but is somewhat better this morning. - Mrs. Swen O. Nielson, of Fairview, Sanpete county, arrived here last Saturday Sat-urday on a visit to her father, William Atkin, who is very ill. Miss May Keate of this city and Miss Mishec Seegmillor of Kanab left for Salt Lake City Wednesday. They intend in-tend to spend the summer there. .. Marshal Brooks went to the. Heman-way Heman-way residence Tuesday to arrest Frank Hemanway on a charge of selling wine, but found the bird flown. It is believed be-lieved Hemanway has gone toDeLamar. R. C. Lund, Jr., of Cedar City and John Quirk of Salt Lake City arrived here, Tuesday on business connected with the mail stage service: The trip was taken by Mr. Quirk in behalf of Jot Travis of Salt Lake City, who has the mail contract. C: D. White of Beaver City was in St. George Wednesday enroute to his mining property, the Copper Mountain, south of here, A force of five men have been working this property for a considerable time, and much development develop-ment work has been done. Mr. White expects to return within a week. William Terhune and Charles Johnson John-son arrived here last Monday and started start-ed working: again for the St. George Copper Mining Co., the' former as smelterman and the latter as engineer. Mr. Terhune is having the rock building build-ing near the smelter finished and intends in-tends fitting it up as a laboratory and assay office. The Relief Society collected bedding, clothing, furniture, cash, etc., to the value of $140 08 for John Morse and family, who were burned out recently. John Morse donated six quilts, valued at $14.50. back to the Society. In addition to the collection made by the Relief Society. $22.50 was collected by E. G. Whitehead: Messrs. Boyd and Snyder, the mining min-ing experts of Salt Lake who went down to the Key West mine near Bunker-ville Bunker-ville a couple of weeks ago, returned last Sunday and left for Salt Lake City the same day. Mr. Boyd seriously hurt himself by falling down an incline while at the mine. They expect to return in about three weeks. Don. Smith, the eight-year-old son of J. W. B. Carter, was accidently shot thru the calf of the right leg by Thomas Thom-as Cottam, Jr., in the Washington field Tuesday. Cottam was cocking his gun, a 22 caliber rifle, when his thumb slipped slip-ped off the hammer, discharging it with the above result. Dr. Higgins is attending the young Carter, who is doing nicely. LOST A sack containing clothing, letters, papers, and a day book, between Hebron and the Ranch house on Five-mile Five-mile flat, east of R. R. grade near Clover Valley. I will reward any person per-son that gives information concerning it or restores it to me, either at Fillmore, Fill-more, Cedar City, or St. George, by express, and I will pay all charges. JESSE Tye. LOCAL AM) GENERAL. Don't forget the County Fair. The County Fair - -keep it in mind. What are you going to show at the County Fair'-' Alexander Macdonald came in from the Savanac for supplies Tuesday. Our readers will notice that a change-has change-has been made in the adv. of E. B. Snow in this issi'o. Messrs. Jacobs, and Fowler were here tn tin- mtercs's of Scow croft & Sons the forepart, of the week. All work with a will to make the County Fail- this year something that Dixie may be proud of. Hon. I. C. Macfarlane left for the north Wednesday after spend ing a few days with his family here. We call the attention of our readers to tins changed advertisement of the St. George Co-op. in this issue. Sieve. Dufrant, .doing business for Clark, EUlredge &. Co., was visiting St. George merchants Monday. Now the County Fair movement is fairly started there is no doubt the Premium List will receive early attention. at-tention. , . Mr. McBride of American Fork accompanied ac-companied by two Omaha men have been here the past week on mining-business mining-business W. H. Lyman, the boot and shoe representative for the X. C. M. I., was doing business with St. George merchants mer-chants this week. J. F. Linder returned from Cedar City Monday bringing his wife with him. He can be found in the shoe shop next door to the Co-op store. Mrs. M. L. McAllister and mother left here for Toquerville this morning, Riley C. Savage, a brother of Mrs. McAllister driving them. The tithing office scales have been taken up this week and a new rock foundation is being put in and a complete com-plete renewal of the woodwork made. Bishop James Andrus left for Salt Lake City on business Wednesday, taking tak-ing with him four heavy bars of silver bullion from the Barbee mill at Silver Reef. . The Passby, Hidden Treasure, and Camel mining claims, in the Bull Valley Val-ley district, were located on the 8th inst. by J. S. Huntsman and J. T. Dotson, and recorded here Friday. STUDEBAKKR BROS. MANUFAC-turing MANUFAC-turing Co. has opened up a branch house at Uvada where they will keep a tine line of all kinds of Buggies, Wagons. Wag-ons. Harness, etc. WARREN Cox, Agt. Bishop Thomas Judd of Lund, White Pine Co. Nevada has sent $5.00 to Mayor Thos. P Cottam to add to the Si. George subscription list for the ScolieUl sufferers. This makes a total of $28.45 from St. George for the fund. The date following your name on this paper, or on the wrapper, shows that your subscription expires on the last da of the mouth shown. Subscribers are requested to promptly "notify this office if they have reasons to believe the date is incorrect. Ex-Mayor Ed. M. Brown and Andrew Sorrenson returned from the Cunningham Cunning-ham mine Wednesday. They are well pleased with the appearance of the mine, and have a body of very fine copper cop-per ore exposed. A party of men have been left at the mine to continue development. A letter received here states that George E. Burgess, late of Pine Valley, and Heber C. Smith, late of St. George, have been appointed counselors to Bishop Thomas Judd of the White River settlements. It also conveys the sad intelligence that Mrs. Heber C. Smith was seriously ill. An error in the subscription list published pub-lished last week made the types say that Mrs. Tempie Macfarlane had subscribed sub-scribed l. It should have read "Mrs. TVonie Macfarlane $1." By another union unate error the names of Misses Theresa l.eavitt. Zaidee Walker, Let-u Let-u Nelson, and Lena Nelson were shown as Mrs. Elder Wni. Isoin, of Grafton, Wash-iirrvii Wash-iirrvii Co., was set apart Nov. lti, 1SVH) foi unissiim to the Southern States, a,,o returned home May 8th. being released re-leased on account of ill health. He labored la-bored in the States of Mississippi and Louisiana. The work in this field is progre.-siiig very satisfactorily. The health oi tins Elders is generally good. Deseret News. |