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Show HOVE MISIOMERS Sunday August .ird, S)Q Moroni K. Carter Sen. Walks C'le Soseuson Sen. & Lirs Nielson I NtitANoLA -Andrew Madsen & Niels L. Lund. Mii.bi'kn John Olson & James Harvey Kaibvikw R. N. Allred & Hemiing Hanson. Spkino crrv-M .ds Anderson & Feid- inaud Clark. Chkstkr Niels Christianson & C. L Thorpe. Manti South Ward Presidency of the Stake. Stirling A. YV. Bessey & Ezra Sho-maker. Sho-maker. Mayfihld A. I.Moffitf & L. T. Tuttle Favktte Lais Alyiup & C. Embly. Meetings will be held in the several wards at 2 o'clock p. m. Canute Peterson, Heniy Heal, John Maiben Presidency of the Sanpete Stake ofZbn. MORE MANTI FLOOD NOTES. :The Sentinel Editor. Mr. Stevenson, was around, and was not idle. The Rev. Mr. Martin, in spite of his clerical broadcloth was out in the mud taking a hand in whatever seemed to need doing. Dr. Stacy was so muddy, from his noble efforts to save public and pri Y9te n-Sperty, that his besTr'v.-ou1 would not have known him. The flat bridges that span the stream, where it runs through town. were severely critized. In several instances a foot more of room might have saved them. The Dam to the Roller mill went out slick and clean. The ousy hum is stopped. The cost of putting it in again will not be less than 150 to $200, and losses in the way of stoppage not considered. Some of the corrals that the flood cleaned out along Main St., were in such a condition as to be very offensive of-fensive to the neighbors. But we all agree there is another and better way of getting rid of offensive matter. mat-ter. It was sad but, rather laughable, withall, to see various citizens bailing bail-ing mud out of their cellars all day Sunday, and small fry perched on cellar steps lassoing the floating objects and leadinsr them up where they could be drawn out. Mrs. Camilla Nelson went to her stack yard to liberate some live stock that were in danger of being drowned, was cut off from the house, and obliged to seek safety on top of a shed, where s e remained until un-til rescued by a gentleman on horse back. One lady who seemed to be possessed pos-sessed to throw herself into the mellee, being deterred by her skirts, was heard to exclaim, "Oh! I wish I was a man on a horse, or a boy with boots and overalls on, or or , just look at that dog now, he can go just where he pleases. " A. H. Anderson, proprietor of the lath and plaining mill in the east oart of town, had a part of his building torn down, and the place is so filled with mud and drift of various kinds that it will be worth at least $150. to make things neat and trim again. Two of his neighbors neigh-bors were also sufferers. Marinus Jenson, a poor man, lost 17 stands of bees, and it falls hardly upon him; also Mr. Knudsen's place is just swamped. The water carried away 1. 000 ft of lumber for the last nam ed gentleman, and as he was a great sufferer at the time of the last flood, he is well nigh discouraged. |