Show LOCAL ITEMS th utah statehood bill is passed pioneer day ball at social hall july uly everybody invited JUNIT PIONEER BALL AT SOCIAL HALL atil dont r forget that you can got get lo 10 cation notices at this office GRAND PIONEER BALL AT SOCIAL HALL JULY to per tort ton aro arc the latest returns from froin tho the new gold mines H M alexander s youngest child died wednesday morning af after ter along a long illness the will have havo a regular correspondent at the wines mines after this issue E T sumner has opened a neat neat little barber shop aop next door east cast of tho the uintah mercantile store the old time pack horse borse can seen been on the streets every day wely lately on their way to the mines do you want your photos taken cabinet size per doz per doz at A B ba gallery the only gallery in town there is a road through to mines ed bahen E F harmston I 1 took the first wagon through C sunday last david bennett bennetta Ben netty was in N vernal ernal this week after men and teams to work at the asphaltum mines in rio blanco bianco county colo the miners of the marsh peak mining district haye a semi week ly mail from vernal the carrier is paid by contribution thos Tho 9 woods one of cass hites party is in town this week and says there is a sure boom boom for the new gold camp prof martin the wizard will be in vernal on the if you want to see the best performance ever seen in vernal go and see him bim at workmans Work mans hall ball J R arby cr shy and J T A I 1 aton of grand junction tion culo colo were evere in town Al monday fonday tins this week oil their way to the now gold mines prospectors from all points of I 1 alie c e are passing through vernal daily on their way to hie 00 new gold oid mines near gilberts peal F pi moore bas is just received roce ived a new stock of summer goody goods L dies and childrens bats trini trimmed nied and untrimmed prices low to suit tho hard times tf jolin john banford the tonsorial ital artist still is on deck at the antlers anglers and ready to give his patrons a shave or hair cut as usual dont corf forget iret him last friday night we received the first mail since the blockade and it was a big one it took about two hours licurs for two nien men to distribute it it is almost a sure tl ilg thai tat the reservations will be thrown open to settlement then this s pirt pati of utah will he be the country with no flies sure some of the prospectors in the new gold camp are so excited over their finds that they are bending out home made soap to have it ii ng as ayed chinese wax is what they I 1 call it i the county clerk issued license to wed to mr johp merkley and miss bellia ellia Bart bartlett left saturday they started the monday follow ing to salt lake where the ceremony is to be performed lieutenant henry Hen J professor of mathematics and mili tary science at the agricultural college of utah will speak on the subject of industrial 1 education caLion on saturday 0 evening july at stake house every one interested in educational matters is ib invite ed cd to be present now is your time finto to subscribe for two of mhd best papers in the territory the vernal EXPRESS and the salt lake semiweekly semi weekly H herald id for six months for dont let this club offer pass as aa it only holds good until september first A most destructive hail bail storm passed over the northern part of spring city and fields saturday destroying bund hundreds reds of acres of splendid grain the citizens whole whose grain was injured the most seriously met sunday and appointed a committee to appraise the damage ami nia make e arrangements to place the matter before the county court asking the court to remit the taxes on the land most dani damaged aged 0 1018 acres were damaged from 25 to 00 per cent over GO 60 per cent of this acreage M is total loss averaging the crop at 20 bushels to the aero acre our loss will be bus bushels liels at wa alie least nearly persons persona suf su fer loss which would be almost bushels bils hels to io a person pe i many of our W will ill lose their entire crop I 1 i means means a considerable degree of hardship as the greater part of them depend almost entirely upon their land for their income manti messenger |