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Show VOL. i. PROFESSIONAL SAINT GEORGE, WASHINGTON &. BUSINESS CARDS. er s: 4?: S? n. H. MORRIS, ' i i li t and ryP u blic. Tpnstrial Artist. Shaving. Stylish Razors honed for Private Indivduals. One door West of Advocate Office Shampooing, SAAC C. MACFARLANE, LAND AJTORNpV NOTARY-PUBLI- C. Deputy U. S. Mineral Surveyor at Residence on North Street Office Utah's LEEDS. Leeds, Utah, March 6, 1902. William Stirl- Once more Brother . c the loss of mourn called is to ing one of his daughters. This time it is Miss Jessie. She' died suddenly this morning at Salt Lake City, where she has Been staying for some time. The remains will be brought home for interment. The deceased was a very highly respected young lady and hep demise will be mourned by many friends here. n The family have the sincere sympathy of all. Elijah Thomas and family will start tomorrow on their return to Arizona. Not finding any place that suits them better, they will return to the old homestead. As is often the case with the better place is still in the dim N. GRAY, ylLLIAM o? Attorney-at-La- w, All Kinds of Practice Solicited. ST. GEORGE, J. UTAH. - PACE, MU. BARBER.,, 'Last week W. Stirling Jr. was quite badly injured by being thrown from his wagon. Fortunately no bones were broken and he is able to get around again, with his arm in a Corner Main and 2nd North. J,, F. LINDER, Shoemaker. Vr. MILNE, A, ...PAINTER... ETC. DF.CGRATIHC, - Utah. 4th. Formerly of Salt Lake City. PRESENT OFFICE ADDRESS, 3)3316 Wilcox building. Spring Street, LOS CALIFORNIA. ANGELES, J. A. YVINANS, CONTRACTOR i ...ST. CEORCE, BUILDER, UTAH... RELIABLE ASSAYS. 50 5p (Told Lead j Gold and Silver.. J Gold,silver, copper 10 75 1.50 j Samples by mail receive prompt attention. and 51lver Refined and Bought, OGDEN ASSAY CO HSHnBfZaKfi Gold ST. GEORGE . Meat Market J. H. PEARCE, proprietor. Fresh Beef, Pork or Mutton deliveree at least three times per week. All orders promptFair prices. ly filled. Marnet on Second North Street, The F. C. RANCE & CO. i Photograph 11a lory,. All Is now open to the public. the latest styles, fashions and finish in Photography, at Salt Lake prices. GALLERY OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE H. Pickett, Undertaker, Embalmer.. Coffins-'Caskets 1 Always on Hand. Three Blocks South of Court House, St. George;' Utah. ft BUSINESS CARDS. dht-sid- .Vary Carpenter Fell Erom Wagon In a Barrel-Fun- eral Today Interment in St. George Cemetery. A. j. smith. d; Watchmaker Young Woman at Bloomington Victim of a Deplorable Accident. & Jeweler... Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of all kinds repaired. New Cases and Movements ordered on application! fffftfftttttttt Will Occur oyx ALL WORK GUARANTEED. on, in front of the wheel. Leah escaped with only a wight injury, but Aen es fell on her head and face, and the barrel must have struck her back as it was also badly bruised. When picked up she was lying flat on her face in an unconscious condition. Dr. Higgins was hastily summoned and did all he could for the auljerer. The blood flowed freely from hor left eye, ear, nose and mouth. She regained consciousness after being taken to the house sufficiently to recognize those about her, but was in fearful agony until death relieved her. The deceased was a young woman twenty years of age, and was beloved by all who knew her. Her lover, Joseph Hodges, remained at her bedside constantly daring her suffering. The sad occurrence has cast a gloom over the entire community. The funeral will likely take place to morrow, and the remains will be interred in the St. George cemetery. FAMILY LEFT HOMELESS e Fire All Mail Orders given prompt attention. ...ST. GEORGE, UTAH... Blacksmiths, Wheelwrights.! LOCATED IN THE OLD CROFT SHOP, UPPER MA)N STREET. All kinds of Blacksmithing and Wagon Work neatly and promptly done. e Specialty. Hprsesholng ...ALL GUARANTEED... WORK F. D. DWELLEY, Contractor And Builder. J Saturday. Mr. Heber Magleby and Miss Ef-fi- e Andrew Wood has returned Sorenson were over visiting rela- Provo, where he spent the fore tives last Monday. of the winter, to continue his mis- Supt. P. E. Van Orden has been sionary course at the B. Y. A. Store this week, alone at the Co-oMrs. Hulda Pearce being on the Crafton, (Wheeler) Utah, Mar. 5. sicklist. March is here at last with its usual Wm. Turnbovv has moved his fam-l- y windy weather. It brought with it to their new home, the Cotton two or three days of fine rain. Farm, having purchased the same A little fine warm weather would from Wm. Roundy. be an agreeable change. The local dramatic Company The epidemic of la grippe that at played Millie the Quadroon been with us for some time, has Leeds Friday night, Feb. 28. After seems about to leave us. It is very the play a dance was much epjoyed welcome to take its departure. by the young people. A number of our neighboring PINE VALLEY. towns boys are repairing the roads Pine Valley, Utah, March 3, 1902. up and down the river. Report says Ben. Morris is on the BDNKERVILLE, improve. With the exception of some colds, Bunkerville, Nev., March, 2, 1902 the health of the people is very good. Bp. John Bunker of St. Thomas The Relief party given for the spent a few days here last week. benefit of Ben Morris was a comThos. J. Jones and daughter after remained success. $25. 50 plete Mary passed through here Saturday paying all expenses. Those pres- en route to St. George. ent much enjoyed the occasion. Born. T o Mrs. Albert Hafen a sen The District school students gave to Mrs. Thos. D. Leavitt, a daughus an evening with Longfellow ter. All parties doing nicely. Hiawatha," recently. The students handled there part-- , very creditably. A small fee was charged with a view to increasing the scuool library. Everyone you meet has a bright smile on their face on account of the big snow storm we are having. It commenced to snow early on March 2. A fool of the beautiful has fallen and it has not cleared up yet. The weather is very cold. Batty & Harmon, photographers have been doing some work here, but have gone on to the (?), Muddy. It is reported that the Key West mine is looking well and that the company will sink another hundred feet this summer, J. S. Abbott is adding a room to the Francis Bunker residence, which h has purchased and will move into with his family soon, NEW HARMONY. M. A. Abbott, Jr. spent Sunday Harmony, Utah, Mar. 3, here. He has been at work all win Prince, who has been her ter at the Key West mime and is now ding sheep for Taylor & Grant, came returning to his home at Annabella. in yesterday suffering with rheumaThe foundation for our new tism. school house is completed. At a On Feb. 27 Mr. Samuel J. Ranee meeting of the board of trustees of Salt Lake and Mrs. Icevinda last week it was decided that the Rhoner of Harmony were united in new building should be of rock. marriage at the home of the bride. 1902-Hyru- m Farmers and stockmen are jubi-leover the nice storm we have been having. At present there is about four inches of snow on the nt ground. Our cases of measles are pretty Huntsman auu 'noonlii and Valuables Burned. Other Stamps xiebron, Utah, Feb. 27, 1902. Hebron wereawak The jied from their slumbers last night . 12 oclock by the cry of fire, which broke out in or near the roof of Orson W. Huntsmans residence and consumed the entire biulding and of which Mr. Huntsthe people of post-offic- PLANS AND ESTIMATES St. on Night of February 26th Does Much Damage, 01 Ors oaVV e, has charge. The inmates of the house were man Mr, FJuntsman, his daugter Pearl and husband, and small son. They had only time to save themselves, but scantily attired. The building contained a number of valuable documents including the ward records, those of the Relief Society and Young Ladies M. I, A. and the books of the Enterprise Reservoir & Voil.oniwe-Cas- h, . Canal Co., most of which were saved. About 200 pounds of valuable books were consumed. The contained between $200 and $300 in cash and stamps principally green backs and postage stamps. There was about $30 in gold and silver, which is being searched for, all of which was burned. With the aid of the neighbors, a few of the household effects were saved. A large cook stove was dragged to the door, but had to be abandoned before it could be gotten outside. The homeless family, who were bareheaded, coatless and with bare and bleeding feet were taken to the homes of neighbors and very kindly cared for. post-offic- & ACKLIN, HAMLIN at Hebron Mok up t40iii3 Wfc. WINTHROP BETTS, M. D. yn. - r PAINTING, St. George, NO. 27. DIES FROM INJURIES. A number of our boys are down working on the canal. WASHINGTON. George Wood of this place started Washington, Utah, Mar. 5th, 1902. to Milford for freight on the 23rd. Wm. Prince has purchased Orson The health of the peopl e, which . has been . Reber's home. . poor for some time, is Miss Jennie Ruby is the new proving. clerk at the Tudd & Milne store. Edward H. Ballard, who has s A baby girl Came to the home of the most. of the winter at the tv 0i w Beds, returned to his work Mam Street. er 7, 1902. sling. Shoes Made and Repaired Lacation--Upp- Dixie- g? doing nicely. William R$d, Jr., who has been Bloomington, IJtah, March 6, 1902. As the Branch at a result of injuries sustained on formal attending Cedar City, is down with measles. ike 2Sth ult. by falling from a wagon, His father has gone over tp be with ijary Agnes Carpenter died this mornand encourage him. ing at 0:20. The particulars of the sad Albert E. Taylor was very badly ; ffair are about as follows: hurt on the 1st inst. at Cedar City " About 6 p. m. on .he date named Leah by the unexpected jumping of a .. .d Louisa Carpenter startad to the mule he was riding. He is now univer after water for the engine and der the doctors care and cannot be or culinary purposes, as the water wa3 moved for a few days. Out of the .canal for spring cleaning Last week Mr. E. C. Grant was v.gnes and Rhodu, for a ride and to brought in from the desert suffering havo a little fun, went along. There from pneumonia. Dr. O. H. Avey were' several headless barrels in the was summoned from Cedar City, wagon, and the girls all being full of who pronounced his case very criti- mirth, someone proposed that they ride cal, but with good car$ and efficient '. the barrels. Accordingly Agnes treatment he is in a fair way for re- and Leah got into one barrel and Rho covery. da into another. The road crosses the canal about half way down the hill GRAFTON. iiom the bench. In crossing the ditch the Feb. Grafton, (Wheeler) Utah, wagon tilted to one side, tipping 25. Vie barrel in which Agnts and Leah A very welcome rain decended Itre standing over the side of the wag upon us this week. and distant future. vant a Stylish Haircut,, a Refreshing Shampoo, or an easy Shave you will get it here. ;: e corralled. No new cases the families that first came down with it, and all the patients are home-seeker- When you 2T-- well grief-stricke- QF.ORQE R. LUND, S'. SJT. By our C c?r r e s? p o n ci e i t s. , iki Mining and Probate Business. - flews ttorney-at'Law- Nota Sr- Sf: ST ST Sf. Sr S'. ST COUNT Y, UTAH, FRIDAY, MAR. George, Utah WELLS . BROS) r a - e BLACKSMITH AND WAGON SHOP. Carnage Work and Horseshoing Her-mans- en a Specialty. For Lumber Planed or Rough, Doors, Windows, Screens, Lath, and Lumber Products Picketts LUMBER YARD H. PLANING MILL IN CONNECTION, CUSTOM WORK Sunday, Feb. 23, Erastus Sorenson of Georgetown and Bro. of Lane City filled an appointment here as borne missionaries. Mr. Manual, a photographer, is located at D. C. Gardners this week. Owing to the stormy weather he has not ' been doing a very lively business. His work is fair and prices reasonable. Conjoint Mutuals have been very well conducted this winter and thorby old and young. oughly enjoyed ' Without exception the programs have been excellently arranged and well carried out. FURNISHED A SPECIALTY. Three Blocks South of the Court from visiting her sister at Good Springs. Elder Brothers, who have spent some time here, left for their home in Panguitch last week. Spring is here. The trees have begun to leaf and the vegetables to appear above the ground. Will Cooper has just returned from Good Springs, where he has been working for some time. Houe MONUMENTS HEADSTONES BEESLEY MARi'Lfc - WO Prouo CRANITE Utah y, Large Ass tn nt of Monues carried ments and Grat- in stock. For dei prices & full particulars cal, on A The Basket ball was a decided success. The proceeds amounted to $19.95, which will go to the Young Ladies M. I. A. , Mrs. Gvllla Etiipey, - ''rill, ST, GEORGE, iPaKaP nt WtW Van V The railroad contractors, Wilkins 1 and who have been feeding JAMES J. E30TH- -Washingtons birthday passed their Barnett, horses Ithe month an St. past enterThe very pleasaptly here. tainment and party given by the Thomas, will remove to St. Joe on schools was a grand success. account of feed being scarce at the Dry Goods, former place. Although the day was wet most of attended. The weather the past week has the towns-peopl- e ae an np W I Groceries, Confections, I And General I Merchandise. , . SPRINGDALE. We have had a fine storm the ...Gold Seal Triple Extracts.. . J The past been quite changeable. to. Every bottle guaranteed. or few days a perfect blizzard of wind day " Those who have been sick are on and sleet has been blowing from the south. The poor cattle from the the improve now though there are one or two new cases of the grippe Good work at honest prices. ranges are being brought into town W. R. Crawford will drive stock to be fed and for protection against Orders placed for Enlarged over the Bis Bend the last of the fierce storm. Portraits. this week on our new trail. The St. Georg., - Utah. LUND. construction of the trail will shorten OVERTON. Lund, Nevada, Feb. 26, 1902. the drive between this place and the March Nev., 1902. Overton, 4, An epidemic of la grippe is preYe fastidious ones: Know ye that for T. J. Jones and daughter Mary ranch from three days to one-ha- lf at vailing amoung the towns-peopof style you can no where lateness a day. have gone to St. George. present. No cases have yet been duplicate the hats just in at K, G. 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