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senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lS.-In the senate
to-day bills were introduced by PETER
proposing an amendment to the constftu-
ton tor the election of the president and
vice president by the direct vote of the
people. By Allen, giving the state of
Washington 5 per cent. of the proceeds
Of the public lands in that state. By
Wilson. for the classification of clerks
and other employees Of first and second
class postofices, and to fix their salaries.
By Mcmillan. appropriating 1851, 900 Tor
building two revenue cutters Tor service on
the great lakes.
Hale offered a resolution calling on the
secretary of state for copies of all agree
meats with other countries relating to the
interchange of trade, and for a report as
to the practical effect of such agree
ments. This was laid on the table for
the present. Senators Vest and Dolph
consumed some time speaking on labor
claims, when, as there was only about a
dozen senators in their seats, they yielded
to a motion to proceed to executive BUSH
ness and the senate soon afterwards ad-
iourned.
The following bills for the erection of
public buildings. with the amounts appro-
priated III each case. we're fayorably pre-
scented by Senator Carey to the senate to-
day: Reducing to 100000 the amount
for a public building at Salt Lake; appro-
priating 5000, 900 for a building at Helena.
Mont. and $3.50. 600 for a building at
Ogden. Utah.
The offers of silver today aggregated
964, 900 ounces The amount purchased
was 300, 900 ounces at 50. 49, 40. No fur
Their purchases will be made until Feb. /.
The senate confirmed John w. Watts
as register of the land Office at Lake View,
Ore.
, 1892-01-19

E~rchives & historical Dept: cb,uenno une
, 1892-01-19

Ask vour grocer for"Jack Frost" flour.
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irom Tho Revelations, Translation. a,1 ~
fA'lon' Of Joseph smlih. arst rrops,, ~
and lsovolator ot The Church Of g.. 49,.
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Leather. out hoo; haiu i's,, con n,
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OMAHA, May lS.--Bishop Goodsell
presided at todSy's session OF the
Meth dist conference. 1t Ia the gossip
OF tho conference hall that the laymen
will defeat the effort to elect more
bishops. After some sparring II was
determined to receive all fratorpal
delegates except one from tho Metho-
dist church Of the South, this evening,
and to receive the latter on Tuesday
evening. This action was taken In de-
ference to the feelings oil the Southern,
who did not wish TO DO received with
u negro who IL one OF the fraternAls.
Rev. ThomaA hsnlon OF Pennington
Seminary introduced u resolution de-
claribg that the church should come
out squarely on the struggle between
capital and labor. He declared In his
remarks that the church has not shown
enough sympathy with the toiiing
millions, and the laboring Glasses were
drifting away from 1t. The resolution
was referred TO the committee on the
| state OF the church.
A resolution 10 change the rules 80
M to admit women S well rs laymen
as delegates In the general conference,
was referred TO the committee on lay
delegates.
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LOCAL BREylTIES.

JouN WILLIAMS IA booked At the Police
court for drunkenness.
Ju~ricr KrsLrn was out on briof va
cation today, no business OF any import
snce requiring his attention In the police
court.
DEPUTY CLERK BROWNE issned a
marriage license this forenoon to HerbcIt
II. Ury, aged 81, and Jane T. MAXWELL
aged "a.
THr Harmony Gleo Club Will take part
In the programme to be rendered at tho
weekly meo,ing Of the sludentS society
tonight.
COUNTY CLERK ALLEN IL ut Provo at
tending meeting 81 tho Territorial
board Of Examiners Of the insane asy-
lum.
A pRuSKES aud impudent individual
named Matt Murphy, appropriated
horse aud buggy belonging TO man
named white, last night, a. The outh,
stood In 'front.' Of Wonderland. He said
no wanted II TO 20 70 the Tuscarora meet
ing.
RECORDER STANTON was engaged this
ifetnoou In putting tho city's seal on 100
1900 bods recently sold TO Rollins and
Sons, Of Boston. They will DO sen. 10
Boston Immediately, and a. soon A. thvy
reach thai point the city Will be able 10
get its money.
MRa. l.. Is. WELLS has returned nom
sprlngvlllc, whittier she won't on We'd
nesday with Mrs. Ilna u. II. Young. AZ
that place tho ladies named assisted In
organizing four Roliof societies ou1 OF
tho one already existing. AZ Payson
two similar societies worO created Out OF
one.
USDER the auspices OF the Temple Of
Honor. and Temperance p. NJ. w. =.
noted lecturer and fluent speaker, viii
address q public meeting ~ Templo OF
Honor Hall. over the Desotet Bank, on
sunday evening, At 1880. All arc Invited
SEATS Tree,
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A Sanitary Subject.

Editor Deserst NsgG
A few days ago, ne secretary Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, called the
attention Of WIN. Shovel, sanitary
inspector, to the complaint made by
visitors that manure piles were alto.
gethsr too prevalent In this city. He
denied It aud 1he me to PARTICIPANTS
where they could he found and | told
him did not know OF any block
where they could not be found, but
many are the places where they Ger.
tsiply could be seen, one of them
being from the Chamber OF Com
merce window and another H.
fashionable residence part OF
the city. The papers have taken the
matter up since and Mr.. Shovel hnH
entered complaints against certain
parties, but In doing this he told the
complaint, which Ia not the truth
except TO the extent stated above.
With the law on his side he ought
to have backbone enough to clean up
the city without making misrspresen'
tAtions. II thsre are no grounds for tn,
complaint without resotting TO such
methods he has no right to make com.
plants at all.
II th-ae nulsAuces do exist II II hi,
duty TO remove them without trying r.
throw tho responsibility on other shoul,
ders. Respectfully,
S. W. SEARS.
SALT LAKE CITY, May 10, 1902.
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The People Of tho Territory OF uIaa send
Grocuuri
To william GAnion. Defendant
Won ARE uEREBY INQUIRED To Az.
a pear Va an action hrOugnt Hguust you by
tie above named plaintiff IN tho District Court
Of the Third judicial n1irlot 81 the Territory
OF Utah, aud 20 answer the complaint nipt
therein within ten daya exclusive ~ tho day
OF astyiccl after the service on you Of this
aummons-if served within his oountJ o. Il
served out Of THIS county, hut In this district,
within twunty days. otherwise Withln forty
DAYS, or Judgment by default will he tatrh
against you, according 10 tao prayor OF said
complaint.
The sad action ia brought to have a decree
Of tnis court diasolyinV the honda Of mntrlmonv
eNi1iing between Ham un and defendant,
grating o. plaintiff Tho custody, care and oiu'
cation ~ the iNu minor Ont den, issue Or and
msuiagc, and such alimohy out of such VI dc,
fon1anta property az the court may have Iuria.
dicuon oyir; adiudFiug that defendant y y IA
costs Of iuiii aud granting plaintiff other
snd proper RELIEF PRAYED, On lho ground that
Tor moro than two years last past defendant
has vifully neglected TO provide for plAiuiif
the common uoCesaarca OF life although
nbundauty able 80 % DO, and that defcnlant
has treated plainuh with extreme cruelty,
thereby oaualnF plainph great mentd dlsUcis
Aud you are hereby notified that N you tail
10 appear and answer the shid compliant 40
aboyortquired, the said plaintiff Will apply 70
the court ior the relief demanded therein.
wiiness, the lIon. Charles s. Zane, Judge,
aud the seal OF the District Court Of tho Third
Judicial District, IN and for the foriitory Of
Usah. this s0th day Of March, In the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
isptt HENRY O. MCMILLAN, Clerk
by 10 d. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK
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Latest Court News.

SIN the case Of George NJ. Haefr or Va.
the Empire Steam Laundry company,
the Jury this afternoon brought In a
verdict for the plsintid, assessing tue
damages (for perrsnal ipjuriesl ut $3.50.
In the case Of the Tintic Range
Railway company W.. Charles q. Mel.
son Ell al, an order was made allowing
the plaintiffte enter upon and construct
the railroad on a $4,000 bond.
q. l.. Sanford W. Frank J. Drake ct
al. In this matter Judgment was ron.
osred for the plaintiff.
The trial Of the case of Samuel
Voegli VI. u. +. Goss, n claim for
wages, was In progress this afternoon.
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SUMMONS.



The People of the Territory OF Utah send
GTcttnFi
To james i Lees, Defendant
NyOU ARE HEKEuY REQUIRED 10 Ar.
pear IN IN action brought Avairst YOU
b. the above named plglnun, ia tho bis.
tfict Court OF thc Ihlrd Judicial Dlsir 4
o. the Territory 81 Utah, and to hnfvrr
exclusive of the day Of seIvire) after the
service on you OF this snmmDns-if seryod
within this county, W. u served out Of this
C uutY, but In this district, william twenty dAys.
othorwiso within forty dnyA-Or judgment by
default wilt DO taten sgaiuHt you, according 10
the prayer OF said compliant
said action IA brought to have q decree OF
this court absolutely diEanlvinn the bonds OF
mhiTlmony eAiIung between plaintiff and dc.
fendAnt awarding ~ plainiiu the care piuca.
ton and custody " the minor children, ISSUE
VI SAID marriage, and granting her cost. OF .his
action, and such other aud prouur relief ~ she
may be entitled TO ia the promises; above
relief prayed on the ground th.t on
March !, 1891, defendant wilfully aud without
cause daaorted aud abandoned plaintiff. aud
has ever since continued 90 90 desert and
abandon her, without any sufficient cause or
reason and against hur viii, WiGh or consent;
and that for more shan one year last past do,
fendand has failni ~ provide Tor plaintiff tho
common nccotsarcs VI lie.
And you are hereby notihod that n you iai TO
appear and answer the Haid complaint AA ablya
required the said plainun Will apply TO the
Court for theselicf demanded thorein.
witness tho Hon. Charles S. Zane, Judge,
Third Judicial ulsirlet Ia aud Tor the Terri.
tory Of Utah, this lslh day of March In tho
year VI our Ford one thousand eight hundred
isE.Il HENRY q. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
rs uLo. d. LouAis, depuy.
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ADMISSION, Ala, May lathe cot
ton miils OF the Admission Manufacture
Ing company was the scene Of n rough
and tumble fight yesterday, In which
girls were the nghttrs. Jessie Pierce
and Robbie Brown, rivals for tho at
tentlons OF a young man, and the rest
Of the girls took sides. Finally Jessie
knocked her rival down and Jumped
on her, when others entered the scrim.
mage. Before the men could part
them, Miss Brown had received In.
Iurles from which she Il dying, and
three others are lnscnsible, not to men.
ton minor iplurles.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
rsTkTE.

NOriCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ~
~ pufsuance tn oricr - the Probate
tOnft 90 salt Lake C0uuty, Iinh Territory,
made Aprii aN, ~ he unicrsignCi 'tW'nH.
traitor 81 the ratat0 ~ Jusuul ralAsf. de- rntcd
Will, on saturday tho lil dHy " May. 70. I'd
TIE llW onlrc ~ Harlow Ferguson, ro1m 500
Constitution huiIliHF, salt sac litY. at "
O'Clock noon ot said dar, or after fhid time tp
witch the sale may be continued coll ut
private sale % the highest liddtr. Tor
cash, and subject 20 ihe confirmation
by sait Court ai the right, title. interest
and Ostatn % The SAID Joshua Parker
10 me time NJ ls death or aNcrwnria. o. lu
uud 10 the following described real estate, 90.
uatcdin SAT- Lake couuty utah Territory, ana
pHrucul1ry described ~ 90 lows. 10 witt lie
ginning hh ruis wet aud ~ rods south of the
northeast corner o. the suutiiwcst quarter of
section 2, Township one, north ~ Range one,
west o. sali Lake N1udau, thence west g.,
f0ca, ihunCc north as.i rods, thence cast His
rode, ard thence south 3f5 rods 90 beginning
Hida % Whiting VIII De received ou tho nj owe
described lad olthrr 90 said onicc, or by the
administrator OF SAID estate up tl tho time OF
said sale. j, ". sunMEUHAY-
Administrator 81 Hlid Estate,
BARLOW fEnCusoN, Attorney Tor Estate. IL
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signed a.. an Introduction 70 Tho NM p,,-,
pie. % Spiritual Philosophy. nslisat. Il,
md Government, as Delivered ~ rs 4,
clients md a. Restored In tiis s..s H.. 10. ~,
d1'uiopment vt universal r.s,s. t..B y,
knosIoiga, by iurey ?. Pratt Fnp ~.
nl.I..---.i. IL. Nm nI.lh -. n ~
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joins WILLIAMS IA booked At the Police
ourt for drunkenness.
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Van Ilonienls Cocoa.

There opened In the z. c. NJ. /.
grocery department yesterday alter
noon au aItrsctively flitcd.up counter
a, which sample cups OF Van Hou,en's
celebrated cocoa are supplied gratis to
those who feel disposed to call and test
It's quality. Already a large number
OF persons have responded TO the
Invitation and universally pronounce
the beverage to be excellent.
Mr.. Stewart, a. a representative Of the
Van Houten firm, Is In attendance,
ana explains the advantages which
this particular cocoa Possesses over all
o,heIs In the market. See Rdvt.
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mittee on resolutions reported that II
IL the duty OF the United States to pro-
vide adequate, continuous nppr0pils'
tons for the improvement Of the Mis-
sisalppi river and IT, navigable
tributaries, 40 az TO secure safe, nee
navigation Of those rivers, In Opivr 10
recnre stable, regular fates through
cut the year, by competition with the
trunk linel 10 the sCaboari. The gov
erument should also aid the constitute
ton aud the maintenance uf the lower
luvees. The Amendment that the lat
ter should be- improved for ocean
shipping TO go NJ far up ~ roAtinle,
caused dissent, as being step too FAR.
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FL PAso, Texas, May i3.-Lieu-
tenant Lsyburp, having In charge the
International boundary line surveying
corps, snys an error has teen dis
covered In the original survey, which
would give the United States q mile OF
territory, now belonging 10 Mexico,
but fir the provision Of the treaty for
biding either county from claimingad-
dltional territory through error In
location,
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LATEST NEWS rsom rHr FLOODED
DISTRICTS.
Deliberations Of the Meihodists. -
The Mexican Boundary
Line.
ny rsitErsph to tho NKwa.
TuE MONETARY CoSrERESCg.
Moderate silver ncn Pleased WIN the
fnsrta of the Governmsnt.

Efforts OF tue toternurut
NEW YonK, May IA Washing.
ton dispatch says the moderate silver
men OF Congress are very well pleased
with the progress made toward nh In.
ternatiunal monetary conference, and
accent IL AZ in earnest OF the sincerity
Of the administration. They say, how
ever, In order TO make the conference
OF any advantage, the President must
appoint men friendly 10 silver as dele.
gates Of the United States. There Will
be- five, and the silver men argue that
this number will Civ. ample opportun-
ity for tho representation OF various
views. They are not disposed 10 Insist
that the delegates shall represent the
extreme tree coinage view as held in
tue United States, but believe that they
should be sincere friends Of bi'metsl-
ism, and not "gOld bugs"either openly
OF In disguise. The appointment Of
men bitterly opposed TO the coinage
" silver under any conditions
would, the silver men say, MAKE the
monetary conference n farce, aud de.
prive 1t OF any usefulness. They hope
tho President will seek to give nd.
ditlonal weight and popular support to
the conference by sending the names
Of the American delegates to the
Senate for confirmation. They admit
that lie can ask the gentlemen TO serve
without asking the approval OF the
Senate, but they believe 1t would lie
more Ia harmony with the spirit Of our
Institutions aud would strengthen the
delegates and the conference, II II
were known that the delegates APP
peared with the sanction ofthe Senate.
II the names OF men Of moderate Views
are sont TO the Senate, the silver men
say there will be- no opposition to their
confirmation.
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BosIoS, May l3.-PresidentS. II. II.
Clstk of the Union Pacific Is In Bos.
ton. Clark feels encouraged as to the
outlook Of the Union Pacific, and be-
lleves II will make q good showing, II
not better, the present year than In the
past. Clark finds that business is gradu.
ally improving throughout all the Sec
tons traversed by the company. In
Oregon, Washington anu the far
Northwest, no great improvement is
anticipated until the next crop IL har.
vested, but there is recovery already
frem the extreme deptosHion which OK
isted
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KANSAS CRY, May i8.-Additlonal
nows u the damage done by the flood
Il coming In. Grand river is twenty
miles wide at the mouth. Nearly all
Of Saline county Ia under water, fences
are carried away and railroads washed
out. At Arrow Rock, one hundred
miles south, several houses are washed
away. This family Of Peter Embery,
numbering Ave, are missing, ald II IL
believed they are all drowned. James
Calvin, the railroad boss, WIS drow ned
last night. Heavy rains have, been
falling all over the Missouri valley for
twelve hours and show no signs Of ces.
eation.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court VI tho County Of salt
Lake, Territory % Utah.


NIOIICE Is uLHEur GIVEN. TuAr
~ John ti.Walter. Administrator u the e..
tate Of 1homHs Hie nnrCsnn, deceased, has ron.
dorcd for settlement, aud rlod Va said court, hia
ina account N bic administration Of said
estate, aud notiti1n for 9 @ appointment u
oinmasloHcrs ir partition and tor huai distti-
button Of the residue NJ said estate among thg
persons onuticd thereto; ard that 1uoaday,
the ilat day uf May. lspl, az 10 O'Clock u. M,
AZ the Court Room u sa'i Court. Loo the Com ty
touri House, salt AXE tity AMI County, Utah
Tcuitory,h has been duly appointed by tho Judge
81 H4it court Tor the settlement % said ho.
count, and hearing said petition for the np.
p0ihtmcnt ofrumuiiasiuncfe M partition AMI Tor
distfibuuon.a az Whlch time and plaef any person
interc tel In slin estate may appear ana show
cause. Or any there b., why fAtd account should
not be settled and opp nvod and rotnmit sion
cfs ~ partition appointed and dual distriJu.
ton made ls prayed Tor.
Dated May luih, lslL
@. p NItEN,
clerk Of The PROT alr Court
ny CAusrEN BROWNE. Ju. Dcpuy Clcr..
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RosLyN, Wash, May l3.--At mid.
night the remaining bodies were
taken from the slope, making forty.
three who peii.hed In the terrible ex.
pioslon. About $50 children, mostly
small, are orphans by the disaster.
Liberal offers OF assistance are coming
irom all parts Of the country.
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Kansas CITY, Mo-, May l3.-The
Missouri river Is nearly foot above
the danger line, the rain storm
amounting almost to deluge yester.
day on the river above, ~ II 10 OK
pectsd the water will continue 10 rise
Tor some time. Harlem, a small town
across the river, II flooded, but the In
hnbitauts all escaped. Many ostRb.
lilhments In Kansas CITY, Kansas, are
Hooded, and have been obliged to sus
pond business.
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Lawrence In Hanger Of BeinE
tiooded.

LAWRENCE, Kansas, May H.
Heavy rain has been falling tho past
"a hours. The Ka. river continues
TO rise, and the city Is almost flooded.
The water IA too high to run water
wheels, aud the factories are shut
down. The Union Pacific freight
depot 10 In danger Of being under
mined and thrown into the river. II
the expected further rise Of six feet
occurs, the northern portion OF the
city will be flooded.
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INDEPENDENCE, No., May l3.-The
Missouri river continues 10 rise rapid
Is and much valuable farming land 10
under water. All the chance TO raise
n crop this year IL gone. The river Ia
changing iis course 10 south, aud last
night a strip over half mile long
was taken OIL.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ny THE
~ undersigned, Administrators N The Estate
Of John Bsunidn, dcccafcd, 20 the creditors
o. aud AID person hHunn claims against the
iud drccsscd, To rShi'it thom with The necca.
sHrV tourhfri within ten months after the
Diet publication OF TUT notice, 10 The ssld
adm NJ Istratoff care of Waddeil a Adams, al
2 ans u 3 lirst -outh street salt LaHs City,
in the couuty Of SAT- u st, Utah.
Dated April 9ist, Iva. .
JOSEPH tfAHKrH,
SAMUEL u HENNtON,
Administrators Of the estate Of John lien
mon, deceased, az
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