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Show Short Stories a. c. 11 ml, B.irn. t Mr. nod Mrs Monday, Jan 2u I. a son. Horn, ti Mr. mil Mrs. Rudolph Knold, Sunday, Jan. 1st,, a s n. The Iit(li(mh)t and Die Ledger Monthly one- year for 12.00, strictly cash In advance. Truro was an oyster supper and social good time at the home of James Weight last evening Grain taken fir ho jkbindlng, old lKoks rchonnd. F. K. Crouch, opposite oppos-ite Post OtHee. Provo. Blanche, tins infant daughter of Mr. and Mis Arthur Kelly, died last Friday night of liKonchitis. r John Reynold gave very sueees-iful dances at t he Reynolds Hall last Friday Fri-day and Monday evening. A very pleasant social party assembled assem-bled at the. home of Mr. .and Mrs. Joseph W. Allen, Tuesday evening. Mendenhall & I -al left. Sunlay, for Washington with their railroad outfit and twenty young men from this city. The infant child of V. A. Itohert-son, Itohert-son, the fl reman on the Tiutic branch' of the Rio Grande Western died Sim-day Sim-day night. t The semi-weekly St. Ia)uU llf public with The Independent one year for 12.00. This must be a cash deal with money In advance. Underwear and hosiery at a great nacriflee at the Winter Sale at the Utah Millinery and Dry Goods house. Opposite Post office, Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Knolcl and children child-ren arrived home Friday night from Larimic. Wyo. where they have been Tipiling relatives and friends. Stop that cough! Take warning. It may lead to consumption. A Zc. bottle of Shiloh's cure may save your life. Sold by C. L. Crandal & Co. Miss Minnie Mason ami Shipton O.ikey were married a week ago Wednesday night at the r esidence of the bride parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Mason. In the mutter of the estate of John S. Fullmer, deceased, John Bird, O. B. Huntington, Jr , and Chas. A. Berry were annotated appraisers by the district dis-trict court. Coughs and colds conic uninvited, but you can quickly get rid of them with a few ibises of Ballaud's IIoue- nouND Syrcp. Price 50 cents. Dr. C, J. Peterson's. Great winter clearance sale com inencin Monday, Jan. 9th, at Utah Millinery and Dry Goods house. Annie Jones Atkin, proprietor. Op posite Post office, Vtovq. Tablkr's Buckeye Pile Oist-mkntIs Oist-mkntIs the only remedy for blind, bleeding or protruding piles, indorsed by physicians: cures the most obstin ate cases. Price 50 cents. Tubes "5 cents. Dr. C. J. Peterson's. Several of oui local sports wentove1" to Proto last. Friday evening to wit nest the slugging match between Williams and Bean. When they went over a majority were Williams men, but they nearly all came back friends of Bean, -and say that the Mormon Cyclone Is all right, In pulmonary trouble, the direct action Of IlALLAUD'S llOBEUOUND Syrup upon the throat, chest and lungs, immediately arrest, the malady by relieving the distress, cutting the phlegm and freeing' the vocal and breathing organs. Price 0 cents, The Home Guard and Minute Men held a Meeting at the City hall, Monday, Mon-day, and decided to give a grand ball and reunion on the 17th. Trimmed hats from 4!) cents and upwards nt the great Winter Sale at Utah Millinery and Dry Goods house Opposite Post office, Provo. Short order meal and oysters served In all styles at the new restaurant rest-aurant next dour to Whitehead's store. John Edward, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Robertson, died last Wednesday evening. He was one month and one day old. Dr. C. J. Peterson's, S. J. Freshwater of Spanish Fork and Miss Nellie Tew of Springville were married on Tuesday of last week, Bishop Harmer officiating Mr. and Mrs. Freshwater took a wed ding trip to Robinson, where they ex pect to take up their future residence Ibeir.nuny friends extend congrat ulations. Mammoth liecni. II. M. Dougall. Jr., as one of the bondsmen of George Williams, coo Tictcd of violation of the Springville prohibition law, brought the latter over to Provo Thursday evening and delivered him over to the sheriff. Williams was locked up in the county Jail. The case in which Williams was lined 60, has been appealed to the district court. I'roco Democrat. The Johnsou & Houtz company reached here from Emery county last Sunday night after a long, perilous ride through Sal in a canyon. At Em. try, Miss Snow, the leading lady of the company, was called to Brighatu cuy cn account oi me ueatn or a 'sister. This left the company in rather bad circumstances and they hesitated about filling their engage inetitsli) Salina. However, on Mon day night, by dint of "doubling" and other expedients, they gave a satis factory rendition of ''The Wages of Sin." Tuesday night a dance was substituted for the play. This company com-pany Is a prime favorite in Salloa and U always well patronlied. The company com-pany has returned to Springville, where it will ho reorganised before agalu tiking the road. Safina Prriu. A children's dance was given at the Reyno'ds Hall, Saturday evening by Israel Clegg and Charley Reynolds. Fifty-four couple were present. The Johnson & Ilouti Co. returned, Sunday, from a tour of Carbon, Emery, Em-ery, Sevier and Sanpete counties. Th$ report a very successful trip. If you wish to subscribe for anv ryfpcr, magazine or book at publishers' publish-ers' prices, published anywhere on earth, you can do so through E. N. Jordan. Springville Tent, 9, K.O. T. M. will give a public Installation ofoffl cers at their hall next Tuesday even ing for the Sir Knights and their wives or partners. Muiolis consumption cure cures where others fail. It is the leading cough cure, and no home should be without it. Pleasant to take and goes right to the spot. Sold by C. L Crandal & Co. The Black II iwk War veterans of Springville met at the City hall, Tuesday, and appointed committcs to make arrangements for holding their innual reunion and camp lire at Rey nold's hall on Thursday, Jan. 20th. For constipation taiie Karl's Clover Root Tea, the great blood purifier. Cures headache, nervousness, erup tions on the face, and makes the head clear as a bell. Sold by C. L. Crandal & Co. The worst after effects of Influenza arise from deranged functions of the liver. Clear the blood at once with IIeiuune, for it will strengthen the ver to 'withdraw .from circulation the biliary poisons. Price 50 cents. Dr. C. J. Peterson's. Miss Harriet Maud Allen and Mel- vin Chase were made man and wife by Bishop L. II. Harmer a week ago Wednesday night. The ceremony took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Alleu in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends of the families. An elegant wedding supper was served. Many an innocent little darling is suffering untold agony and cannot explain its troubles, Mark your child's symptoms, you may tlnd troubled with worms: give it White's Ckkam Veumifvge and restore it to quietness and health. Price 25 cents, Dr. C. J. Peterson's. The dance given by the Lambert Dancing Accademy of Provo last Thursday evening was one of the most enjoyable social events of the season. One very noticeble feature of the occasln was freedom from drink log or rowdyism, which so often ou curs to mar the pleasure of the danc ing public. In its account of the police court proceedings last week, the Independent Independ-ent stated that Len Diamond was fined for fast diving. Len was the name in the complaint, but Dell Diamond was the lad who committed the offense and paid the fine. Len was outof town nt the time. The error In the report, therefjre, was due to one by the officers. During the week ending Dec. 7, the influenza has had all the members of fhe gang except the "kid" in its grasp, and theyll had a merry time. Consequently this edition of The Independent, sustained by quinine etperitus frumcnti, crawls feeble to the post-office on Tuesday morning good and late. The next issue may appear on time, but an estimate to that effect is largely guess-work. Readers who have had the grip know how the gang feel. The residence of Mrs. Adelaide Bird in the first ward caught tire last Friday afternoon, and damage to the amount of $250. wasdone to the build ing and household furniture before the Are could be extinguished. It is not known just how the Ore originated as there was no one at the house at the time, but It is supposed that the tire started from the stove iu the sitting room in which there was a lire, the family having left the house but a short time before. The Uro was discovered by some of the neighbors, who gave the alarm, and the tire was soon uuder control. Saturday Mike Molen and Brig Johnson were clrcul ating a subscription list to get money to repair ttie damage done. A neat littl um was real Izivl PURELY PERSONAL. Mrs. Win. II. Carter is very sick. Ralph Wood was down from Murray for New Years. Wm. P. Silver was over from Provo on business, Tuesday. Jas. Whitehead, Jr. was in Salt Lake on business Tuesday. Miss May Lisonbec Is down from Salt Lake, visiting her mother. Miss Stella San ford Is very low from the effects of heart disease. I. N. Whittaker has been conOned to the house the past week with the grip- The Public School and the Hunger-ford Hunger-ford Academy opened their doors for business, Tuesday. John A. Hobbs of Salt Lake, was in town this week ou business cunnected with his creamery. I. N. Whittaker a prominent rancher of Springville was a camp visitor Sunday. Il'publimn, Tintk. Editor I. E. Diehl, of the Mim-viotli Mim-viotli Record, was in town Saturday, on his way home from a visit to Chicago. Miss Ruby Ethier left for Indiana, Tuesday, to accept a theatrical engagement en-gagement with the Sadie Raymond Company. Miss RenaFinley gave a very pleasant pleas-ant New Year's party an 1 oyster supper sup-per to a few of her friends last Saturday Satur-day eveuing. Misses Abbic Groesbeck and Effie Deal, students of the Agricultural Co lege at Logan, spent their holt day vacation here. Miss Cora Groesbeck, who Is teach ing in the Agricultural Co.lege at Logan, spent her vacation with her relatives aud friends here. Alexander Robertson, of this city and W. T. Tew, of Maplcton. were in Lehi, yesterdav in attendance upon the banquet given by the Utah Sugar Co. to their agents. Fred Houtz of Springville, a brother of Mrs. Mary E. Snow, anil Mrs. Ada Williams, Mrs. Snow's niece, were in attendance at Mrs. Pierce's funeral Saturday. liriyhum Iiuylcr. J. W. Storrs, Lou Harrison, Lea Roylance and Joe Wheeler left. Mon day, for Dillon, Mont., where they will join a surveying party, for the Oregon Short Liuc Railroad Co. Lester Hall. Lorenzo Weight, Bennie Wheeler, Aroh Roylance, Arch War- then and Heber Houtz, left this morning for Sunshine, where they will work for tint II. T. U vla.iec Grading Co. putting in a pipe line. Miss Elizabeth Plumb, of Provo and David Rees, of Mammoth, were married in this city last Friday even ing at, the residence of Mr. and Mrs Andrew Pierce. Bishop Loynd of the Fourth ward tied the nuptial knot. J. G. Stuttz. the veteran actor, left Monday to join the Davis Dramatic company en route to Poitland, Ore This company will use some of Mr, Stuttz'sown- plays, and he advises us that he is promised a salary of $(0per week. Provo Democrat. Ted Woods, who officiates as "one of the finest" at Spanish Fork, got off the train here Saturday night. Ted says that the arrests at Spanish Fork, as a result of Christmas hilarity, only numbered three this year as against eighteen last year. Don Johnson, who was at one time a valurd member of the Independent Staff, Is now on the staff of the Free. dom, the paper published by the Utah Soldier boys at Manila. Don Mils the office of reporter and during his spare moments holds down one of the cases. SEMI-AMUAL GRIST. City Fathers Peruse Kinds of Reports. YEARLY APPOINTMENTS MADE. All A Larec Number of Rills Allowed. Petitions for the Watermaster's Job are. Shelved Until Later. showed the past 23' and sale of Persons who lead a life of exposure are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia ind lumbago, will tlnd a valuable remedy in Ballard's Snow Lini ment; it will banish pains and subdue sub-due inflammation. Price 50 cents. Dr. C. J. Peterson's. Raslness Partnership of Matrimony. The time to begin to learn from each other Is when people are first married, when life is still a play ground to them, and when romantic love condones what In later years might seem nagging or carping criticism. criti-cism. We are all creatures of habit. If we get used to the business partnership part-nership of matrimony in our youth it becomes a second nature, and uot a hardship nor a disillusionment. If people would take time to understand each other, and to cultivate mutual confidence, how much easier married life would become in fact, all life! To be sure, we only hear of the un happy marriages, while great numbers num-bers of people are plodding on to gether silently and happily. But there Is enough friction to warrant this kind of consideration, because even those who are to all appearances contented might make more of life if they looked upon marriage as an cental partnership, Frances Evans in the Jauuary Ladies' Home Journal. Karl's Clover Root Tea, for constipa tion -it's the best aud If after using it you don't ay so, return the package and get your money. Sold bv C. L. Crandal & Co. The City Council met In regular srssion last Monday eveuing, out as it was a legal holiday they adjourned to Tuesday evening at 7:30, when they atrain assembled, i tie" session was the one at which the semi-annual and quarterly reports were presented and the volume of routine business was very large. A petition of Dog Tax Collector James Straw, asking that the dog taxes of the following people here milted: Emma Hanson, $1; Jacob Houtz. fl; Jas. II. Weight, $1; Sam'l Biaminall, II. lhe petition was granted, except with regard to Mr Brammall. A petition of Wm. Roylance and 155 others, asking that Edwin Lee be ap- pointed waterniaster, was read and ordered laid ou the table, to come up later. Petition of Fiank Beardall and lOfl others, asking that Thomas Loynd be. appointed waterniaster was read id met the same late as sir. ioy- lance's petition. Ten dollars was appropriated for the use of City recorder in the purchasing of books, blanks and stationary for the city. Report of. City recorder and City treasurer was read and ordered tiled. They showed the total receipts of the city for the past six months to have been $3770.23 and the dis biirsements $2031.10, balance ou hand $1075.88. The marshal's report of stock impounded during the past six months showed the number to be 64 head. Marshal's report of arrest and lines for the same time was as follows: Arrests made I,; amount of tines assesed $235.50. The City justice's report conobated the marshal's reports and they were all accepted and ordered filed. The city sexton's report tho number of deaths for six months to have been amount received from cemetery lots'$19 00. The Road supervisor report for the year was presented and tiled. The report showed material on hand Dec. 31, 18 J8, to be $2-18.76; material used, $24y.51; material on hand Dec. ji, iwj, 7;r.;ii; materia! on hand, Dec. 31, 28)9. and bought in 1898. $321.82; material used in 1808, $248.51; leaving a balance on hand, $,.5.S1; amount or laoor done on streets by poll tax, JH2:.00; by hired labor, $39.25; by supervisor, $202.00; total $1,370.25. The watermaster's report for 1893 was presented and referred to committee on irrigation. The water- master also petitioned the council to remit the following water taxes A. Noe, 92; Polly Williams, 106; Ella Cederland, 46; Clara Hall estate, 00; tetal, $.j.04. I be petition was granted. ineroad supervisor submitted a report for last quarter, showing the amount of material used during that period to be $38 67. The following bills were presented and allowed: II: T. Reynolds & Co. $12.17; L. II Harmer, 13.75: John S. Boyer Jr 1. 00; Jos. Loynd. 10.00; H. T. Rey nolds, 13.00; P. E. Houtz, 50.00; S. R. Thurman, 100.00; Leo Harmer, 6.00 marshal and deputy, 81.65; G. W Philios. 2 00;O. B. Huntington, 16.00 Luella Haymond. 112.50; John S Hover, .31.25; A. C. Bird, 2.00; J. E Hall. 27.00; .1. II. Manwaring, 5.00 The tax of Emily Tew, amounting to 80 cents was remited, and the mortgages of Jared Rouudy and Geo. Sumslon were ordered stricken off the list a they had been released. beveniy-uve dollars were appro prlated to contingent fund. The following appointments wore made: S. R. Thurman, City attorney; Dr. F. Dunn, quarentin physician; A, C. Bird, road supervisor; J. 11. Marjwar- ing. City sexton; Jas. Straw, dog tax collector. The appointment of waterniaster, Inspector of buildings aud poundkeeper were held over until next meeting. The marshal was not appointed as It was discovered dis-covered that the marshal cou'd not be appointed for one year but to All out the uuexpired term of his predecessor. So Mr. Gemmell will hold the office without reappointment. reappoint-ment. The City recorder was instructed to correct the minutes tu Jan. 10, 1898 in regard to the appointment appoint-ment of citv marshal where itstated the marshal was appointed for one year. The council then adjourned. THE 6RAKDALL REUNION. The Ninth Annual Event Held Dec 28th. The ninth annual reunion of the Crandall family , was held at the Reynold's hall on Wednesday even ing, Dec. 28lh. The gathering was a large one, there being over 300 members mem-bers of the familv present, many of whom had conn- smie distance to be present on the occasion and have a good time with the rest of the family. The time from 2 o'clock in the after noon until 2 o'clock next morning was whiled away hyaline literary pro gram rendered by ditlerent mourners of the family, a bounteous supper, and dancing. The gathering was one of the most pleaseiit that they have ever had, and the memory of it will linger wit h those that were there until the next annual reunion comes around. The record of weddings and deaths sit.ee last reunijn is given below but the births have b-jen too numerous to mention. Marriages Guy Mendenhall to Miss Nina Bramall, Earnest Boyer to Miss Glida Rakesttaw Roc Deal t 'Mis Louis Rorick, and Miss Emeliue Bird to Mr. lleber C. .lex. Deaths-Mrs. Kulh Dial, Miss Blanche Crandall, and Mrs. Emeline Crandall Bird. -Geo. H. the for II. W. Fire at Spanish Fork. Si'anih Fouk, Jan. 2. The home of Mr. George Thomson, in the First Ward, was this morniuig totally des troyed by tire. The building was of wood logs and lumber, Mr Thomson's two elder daughters were sleeping up stairs and had just dressed and come down stairs when the Hie was discovered. The-whole house was soon in a blaze. and everything inside was destryod. Hon, William Crecr and others iin- ruediatly went to work to gather some means for the relief of the family. The house was in the southern out skirts of the city, close by the Co-op. slaughter yard, which was also partly burned. IX DURANCE VILE. RIFLEMEHTOURKAKEIiT. Held Here L:-st Fridf y.-Was a Great Event The Spiingville Rille club held a grand shooting tournament last Friday. Fri-day. Shooters from different parts or Utah and Salt Lake counties were present. Tuikeys, beef and mutton were shot for, and a good (lays sport was had. The grand prize shoot, lu which four prizes and a ,0000) prize were shot for was brought-off all right and lhe prizes were awarded to the following marksmen: First prize, a silver butter dish-won dish-won by Dr. F. Dunn, or Springville. Second prize, a siuokiiur set C W. Chipinan. of American l i k. Thud prize, silver berry ladle Sleele, or American l-oi h. Fourth lTize. a card case-iV.H Chipinan, of Auioiioan Folk. Booby prize, a toy gun, Dr. IS Packard, ol Springville. The shooters who took part in tournament and their averages the day were as follows: . Chintnan, 4 1-4: E. II. ISoby, 3; C. Chipinan, 4 1-2: L. Parker, 4 1-12; Jas. Spratley. 3 0-7; Geo. Clark, 3 7-8; Geo. Steele. 4 1-3; Mr. Marker. 4: Mark Cook. 3 1-3; Wm. Keisey, 4 3 14; Din-n'n; Din-n'n; Huntington, 3 1-10; Jas. Clark, 3 13:14: Vic Dallin, 4 1-9; John Bromley, Brom-ley, 4 1-7; Dr. Dunn. 4 6-11; Geo. Packard, Pack-ard, 4; John Clark, 3 1-2; Will Huntington, Hunt-ington, 3 1-2; Joe Whitehead, 3 1-14: James Diamond, 3 1-4; N. II. Packard, 2 3-4. Millions Mven Away. It is certainly gratifying to the public pub-lic to know (if one concern in the land who are not afraid to be generous gener-ous to t lie needy and suffering. The proprietors of Dr. King's New Discovery Discov-ery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have given away over ten million mil-lion trial bottles of this great 'uedi-cine: 'uedi-cine: and. have the satisfaction of knowim: it lias aboslnlely cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all diseases dis-eases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs are surely cured by it. Call on C. J. Peterson, Druggist, and get a free trial tri-al b ttle. Uvular siz-s 50j and $1. Every buttle guaranteed, or price refunded. The Dive-Keeper Cinched Once More on the Same Old Charge. George Curtis, keeper of the dive beyond the bridge, is again in trouble. Last Thursday he was brought before the justice to plead to the charge of breaking the City ordinance by sellinu' firewater. He entered the plea of not guiity, but after hearing the evidence in the case, the judge decided otherwise other-wise and found him guilty. On Curtis Cur-tis waiving time for sentence, the Judge tlued him $60. uurtis was brought into court on another cnarge halurday and plead guilty, but asked for time for sen tence which was set for Tuesday. When brought into Court Tuesday he changed his plea from guilty to not guilty, and his hearing was sal for Friday. La Cello Springville. Springville, Jan. 3 La Belle Springville, the home of thu sugar beet, the most pleasantly pleas-antly situated town in all Utah, raises more beets to ttie acre and of greater sweetness than any of our neighbors. This is the best spot in all the West for a sugar . fact",-,' capitalists take note. Springville fruit is known far and wide; so Is Springville honey. Springville is the town of comfortable homes, not one in forty-nine years has been destroyed by lire. Spiingville contains one of the best hotels we-.t of Chicago, as many a traveling man will 'tell you that Beef Steak Harrison or Black Bass George holds this reputation. Conxfjmndence )wt .Yfie. Red Hot From the Gun Was the ball that hit G. B. Stead- man of Newark, Mich., in the Civil War. It caused horrible Ulcers that no treatment helped for 20 years. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. Cures cuts, bruises, burns, boils, felons, corns, skin eruptions. Best pile cure on earth. 25 cents a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Dr. C. J. Peterson, druggist. COl'XTY OFFICERS CHANGED. ffcailitcti mtopjted it 10 nilnnrra by Dr, MlW I'aiji I'iwji. "Ou owot dom." Xew Democratic Administration Took Coutrol Last Week. The affairs of the county were turned turn-ed over to the new administration Monday at noon. The seats of Commissioners Bullock and'Pearv are now being wanned by Messrs. Joseph T. McEvati, of Provo, and Wm. B. Hughes, of Spanish Fork, A. M. Davis, of Lehi, who was appointed ap-pointed to till the unxpired term of W. II. Winn, deceased, and then reelected, re-elected, was also present. No formalities formali-ties were gone through with in the exchange of the reins of government. The old board met and elected Mr. Joseph T. McEwan as Its president for the ensuing year. The otliee of the county trcaurer also al-so changed hands. Mr. Otto F. Malm-b.Tg, Malm-b.Tg, the new officer, receipted Mrs. Jakeman, the out going treasurer, for all money on hand, but did uot formerly take charge of the business of the office until today. The same force will be Kept on in the Sheriff's office, viz W. K. Henry, chief deputy; R. E. Knowlden, office J deputy and J. T Williams, jailor. County Clerk Ilavercamp will retain re-tain his old deputies. A. V. Robisoa and Rose Moore. Ex-Recorder II. F. Thomas, balanced bal-anced his accounts and turned the business over to Mrs. May Brown-Spencer, Brown-Spencer, the new recorder. Assessor Royal T. II u ish was not in the city, but he will assume the duties of 'the office today. Ex-Assessnr Mercer will retire to private life. Andrew Adauison succeeds himself as surveyor aud will have as his dep uty E. A. Ilenrold of American Fol k. Pnivo Enquirer. BUSINESS BRIEFS. Sweet potatoes for sale at E.-dmin' meat market. If you want a good Cigar call at the City Dni;.' Store. Cracked Corn, Green Apples and Pears for sale at Roylances. Go to Wm. M. Roylanc if you wish to get a bobsled or cutter at the lowest low-est figure. The Cheapest place in town at which to get school supplies is at Pex-t Pex-t oil's Notion Store. If you want anything in the furniture furni-ture line call and see our new tstock, just in. Molen & Caffery. WANTED Surorsil trust worthy prrsonn In this stutt1 to iiK'.;r,'i; our hiiMinttus In tlu-ir own nnd ncurliy counties. It Is mainly otliee work roml noted ut hoie. Salary Sal-ary si rstilit if'Joo u year and exjwnxns dt-li-nite, IxiMUlirte. no more, no loss salary. Monthly I;.). Ki-fert'wps. Knrlose self-ad-dressed stamped cnvelopf". Herbert K. Hess, 1'rest., department M. Chicago. Mr. 77. B, DOUGALL, Jr. Of SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Pupil of W. T. ItFST. the eminent English Organist, ai d Wm. 11. ShrhwoOI. the Grcatrst, American l'l.-u.ist. Teaoher of PIANO AND ORGAN Studio. Room No. 3, Rank Building SPRINGVILLE . UTAH, FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Cask Prices. 3 lb of Sausage for 25c 3 lb of Beefsteak 250 3 11) loose Lard 20c CO V cans, Tc per lb . Beef, front quarters 44 to 6c Beef, hind quarters 7jc Mutton, whole or half. CJ to 7c per ft Pork, whole or half 6 to C per fr ERDMAN & SON. |