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Show LOCAL AM) CKNEIiAL. 'J here '.-.i:i be- a fair this year. Mrs. Lottie Sullivan id Very iiJ. FKPiSIf LB..B: ...i hai.d at Ed. Christian's. M. M. Hammond of Tingle Valley is ill S: . I'e u: Old newspapers for Kilo at this of'.he, 25 cents per hundred. Several team- k-ft here Thursday forth for-th e Grand Gulch copper mine. SI. 'ITS TO OTIDI'.R at It. G. Mc-Quarrie Mc-Quarrie iV: Sons. Call and see samples. D. W. Cooiboar, representing the Chicago Portrait Co., was in St. George this week, Hon. I. C. Macfarlane, of the State Band Board, is home with his family here for a short' visit. ITyrum Prisbrcy of Middleton is being be-ing treated by Dr. A Meek for a badly scalded foot, the right one. Mrs. Addie K. Price and Miss Eva Price left for Salt Bake City Monday to purchase goods for their stores. "We can fit you with a pair of Spectacles Spec-tacles to suit your eyes. A. it. Whitehead & Son. Jos. B. McDonald, now of Brig-ham City, but formerly a resident here, came in on Monday and is visiting here. HIDES WANTED, all kinds. I will pay 12 cents per pound in cash for sound dry hides. WILLIAM Atkin. The Grand Gulch Mining Co. has marketed another 'shipment of ore averaging 40 per cent copper. Herald. Bishop James Andrus and Attorney C. Ira Krcbs, the laster of Salt Bake City, left for Kanab Monday on business. busi-ness. Bishop Thos. Judd came in from Bund, White Pine Co., Nevada, Tuesday, Tues-day, and reports the colonies there nourishing. NOTICE Diplomas awarded by the Washing-ton County Fair Association can l)c obtained upon application to the Secretary, Francis B. Daggett. E. H. Stout, the agent for the Stude-baker Stude-baker wagons, of Uvada, has been hustling business in this city for the past week. He reports business very good. The St. George Hotel is having- a neat addition built to the south side to form a bath room and kitchen extension. exten-sion. The rock foundation is nearly completed. H. F. Stout, has chanced his place of residence from Bockville Avenue to Main Street, where he will soon build a suitable abode. Hinckley Cor. Clear Bake Review. Mrs. Hamilton, an aged lady of Silver Sil-ver Reef, known generally as "Aunt Peggy," is very ill with the grip complicated com-plicated with erysipelas. Dr. Affleck has the case in hand. Mrs. Fred Alberg of Eureka and Mrs. W. S. Bouse of Goshen came up Monday Mon-day to attend the lecture of Judge J. R, Clarkson on "Christian Science" at the Opera House. Provo Democrat. Lot Alexander came up from Washington Wash-ington the first of the week. He says that the grain and alfalfa fields are green in Dixie now and that garden work has commenced. Iron County Record. W. W. Old of the St. George Copper Mining Co., accompanied by his wife, and Mrs. Maud Hanley of Leadville, Colo., arrived here last Sunday. Mr. Old will remain here for some days on business. Our old friend Albert Jones of Provo, agent for the Deseret News, has been hustling business in St. George this week, and from here goes to Kanab. The News wishes him a successful and pleasant trip. Lyman Canfield came in from his home at Hamblin last Sunday. He reports that four men with a steam well boring outfit started work near Enterprise on the 19th inst. to drive an artesian well for the State. C. D. White of Beaver City was in St. George Wednesday on business connected con-nected with his mining property south of here, the Copper Mountain. Six men under Enoch Reynolds of TroDic have gone out to commence work on the property. The new water jacket of the Dixie smelter is expected in today. The smelter is expected to resume running next week. There is about 300 tons of nice ore at the smelter and at the mine, and as this is being increased daily a long run is looked for. The Jenson Brothers are down at Silver Reef negotiating for more machinery ma-chinery for their saw and plaining mills, a short time ago they purchased a first-class first-class turbine water wheel from the firm of Woolley, Bund & Judd, with which they intend to install a water power plant. Iron County Record. Hon. Thos. Judd. President of the State Horticultural Board, reports everything proaxessinsr nicely at the State Southern Experiment Farm. The land is ploughed and being made ready for planting, a neat lumber tool house has been built, the rock has been hauled for the superintendent's house, posts are being hauled for fencing, and other work is being done. George F. Jarvis has been employed as foreman, and is giving much satisfaction. Captain Adam Paul arrived in this city yesterday from Salt Lake, and will proceed down the river today, providing provid-ing he gets a suitable conveyance. Mr. Paul is here in the interests of Eastern capitalists and is going to make a tour i of inspection of several properties from which he took specimens when here before. Among others are mica beds near Bonelli's ferry, the Colorado placer grounds, and a copper proprsi-tion proprsi-tion across the river. Mr. Paul has no idea how long he will be gone, but he wiil make au extended trip before re- turning. |