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Show J.ntcit N'oU-s. Advertise for the Holiday trade. The dago child raper got six months in the County jail. The A. (). C W. meeting, Wednesday Wed-nesday night, was lightly attended. The miners met, Monday, and re-elected former officers for Box Elder mining district. A child of Mr. Lovcland of Collinston was seriously injured this week in a run-away. This is the nmth of Santa Clause. How the little folks are anxiously awaiting his coming! Grand necktie and apron ball at the Opera House next Friday evening. even-ing. B. M. Young, Manager. Mrs. C. P. Watterson, now a resident resi-dent of Farmington, has been in town the past week visiting her parents. It was through error that the signature of the Collector was omitted omit-ted from the delinquent tax list last issue. Some genius, it is reported, has invented a machine to prevent snoring. If the thing proves a success every sleeping car should carry a supply. Now is the very time to commence com-mence pulling for the Holiday trade through the columns of The Bugler. The live merchants will get the bulk, by properly advertising. advertis-ing. The ''Independents" gave a grand ball at the Opera House last, night. They were out in full force. They had twenty-five neat silk badges printed at The Bugler office this week. In this issue will be seen the advertisement of Mrs. Hilda Reese, our w$ll-Iiked and fashionable milliner. The lady is doing a rushing business and is quoting some astonishingly low prices. See the ad. Peter Romer, . a carpenter of this City, was injured internally at Bear Uiver City, this week, by a sudden wrench of the body. Dr. Carrington was called and did a neat and satisfactory job for the patient. This is the season when the kerosene ker-osene fiend lighteth up the morn-: morn-: ing fire, and he jumpeth from time into eternity. Moral If you arc not ready to jump, don't light fires with the kerosene in cans, let some one else do that. A team belonging to Nels Hansen Han-sen of the Second ward took a wild dash down Main street, Saturday. No one was hurt, which was almost miraculous, as the team went tearing tear-ing down the crowded street for over a quarter of a mile. Sam Panguitch, the Indian desperado des-perado from the sleepy little Indian village of Washakie, had his trial in the district court, Wednesday. He pleaded guilty. Sentence will be pronounced today. Sammy's prospects are rather gloomy. Hyrum Gibbs, one of our Lake Side stockmen and farmers, went to Swan Lake on business yesterday yester-day afternoon. The Gibbs Bros, have just brought their cattle down from the Swan Lake summer range, and they are all looking splendid. We arc sorry an error crept into our last issue which said Miss Hattio Nichols was one of the assistant as-sistant teachers of the Second ward. The article should have read Miss '"Jennie" Nichols. The- mistake was overlooked in the hurry of the hour. It is almost a settled fact that the City will, within the next five weeks he lighted with electricity. Thirty street lights will be used. Water works for next spring is also almost a sure thing. The business rush of the week has compelled com-pelled us to make brief summaries of this and other valuable news. We wish to impress upon your minds that tho Bakery has just received re-ceived a large stock of Christmas candies and nuts; more are coming. Now wo arc selling line French mixed mix-ed candy at 10 cents a pound; pure cream mixed for '2 cents a pound; nine pounds for $1; with discount on larger lots. lon't fail to call on us when you buy your Christmas candies. Tn k Bakkuv. This is what P. G. Dun's Weekly ?'(' w of Trade has to say on the financial situation : Money is in ample supply, with no sign of loss. Industries are fairly employed with 1 some improvement. Crops are j moving with freedom, and in won- derful quantities, and exports are ' remarkably heavy. No failures "i.'ein- .'f n eh.Taeb'r to calico appro-I appro-I ..i. aud the feeling of eonti- j iti-n e at all commercial centres js |