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much favorable comment. Mr. Orson
Cazier was well up in his part, and prom
ises to prove an apt scholar under his able
tutor, MIR. Taylor. Charles Haynes as
Barnalas, made favorable Impression,
and brought down the house several times
with his innum cradle droleries. The
others in minor parts old very WE'LL all
things considered.
The company appears again tonight in
the same play and we predict much more
successful performance than that of last
evening. That the efforts of the company
and management of the new opera house
are highly appreciated by the citizens of
Nephi was evidenced by the immense
throng which assembled to witness their
first performance. If there is one city in
this broad land which appreciates more
than any other the efforts of her talented
and energetic citizens, Nephi is that city.
Judge Charles Foote has been soiourn-
er at the capitol several days this week.
Hon. w. A. G. Bryan returned from
visit to the ''granary of southern Utah"
to-day via the Sanpete Valley railway.
1ranom other Gadd has been lyin G
dangerously i'll for several weeks.
Nephi is now practically free from sick
ness or any kind, save ordinary colds and
coughs. Funerals are almost unknown.
there having been but one in the past six
weeks, and that was from a ranch outside
the city.
j. II. Manning, of San Francisco. is in
Town, looking up the insurance business
Tor the Palatine Insurance company.
a grand reunion of the First ward of
Nephi will be held in Foote'S opera house
on Thursday evening, commencing at half
past seven. Supper viii be served at the
McCune hall at 10, Like the late reunion
of the Second ward, the single people will
not be ''iD it, as none but the welded de-
serve the fair
County Superintendent f. w. Chappell
was over from Mona to-day
Ex-County Superintendent Brown left
for Salt Lake Yesterday. whence he will
soon depart for the sunny land of Texas.
NEPHI, Jan. %, 1892.
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PENNINGTON FACTS.
An Answer to Protest-Winter in Earnest
improvements Etc.

a card in yesterday mornings HERALD,
signed by Bishop ]. NJ. Secrist Sin behalf
of the people of Pennington ward" and
James L. Smith, -. P. Pennington pre-
cinct," referring to my correspondence in
THE HERALD of the 18th and Goth inst.
states that al he order and peace loving
cltlzenS OF Pennington do not concur with
Z. L. IN his uncourteous reference to our
nelghbors on the north.'i
dislike 10 be accused of being the oppo-
site OF an order and peace-lovlDg citizen,
and no one can reasonably take more pains
than l do IN gathering news items | made
no exceptions to this rule in writing the ar
ucle above alluded TO, and while | did not
consult otr worthy bishop, l did consult
with and efer 1t to number of our intiu-
entail citizens, who sanctioned its publica-
ton.
l have surprised our bishop by giving
him partial list of names OF those who
view the matter as do, and think | have
convinced him that he has too hastily
jumped at his conclusions.
A kaysville correspondent over two
years ago in an OgGen paper hit US lighter
than the present correspondent has in THE
HERALD ana our bishop asked me to reply
10 the writer,
OF course he may have since changed his
opinion In regard 10 replying to newspaper
hits but think he should have more re-
gard than he manifested for the opinions of
those who are not yet converted to his
present position.
If your haysville correspondent has pub
lcly stepped on our toes and We have as
publicly shouted out our disapproval of such
treatment the matter, | think, should end
there. don't think any wrong is intended
by either side, and If we have learned sny-
thing from these experiences, but little
harm has been done.
We have had good sleighing for over a
month, something unusual for the past few
winters. The snow is about six inches
deep. Forty-nine inches has fallen since
December lst, forty-six of it since the
18th OF December. We had no snow in
November. This clear cold weather is
good feeding weather for stock 1t does
much better than in warm rainy weather.
Our new bank building is completed, but
no bank robbers or gold brick sWindlers
have been tempted there yet as the barrel
OF money, very necessary appendage TO a
banking institution, has not yet material
lied
Our home dramatic company performed
"a Celebrated Case" this evening; it gave
splendid satisfaction, but the audience was
somewhat scarce.
The last two plays not being as well put
on the boards as they should have been
ralner nurG lne tuedVre-gOers. country
actors are poorly paid for the time heces
sary TO be devoted to learning the lines.
practicing, ETC., but the satisfaction they
have after successful performance re-
minds them that what is worth doing is
worth doing well.
Some improvements TO our lanes and
streets are being DONE hauling gravel.
ETC., but the days are cold and short for
such work to be extensively carried on.
FARMINGToN, Jan. %, 1892. C. T.
USEFUL HINTS.
Our Pennington correspondent states for
the benefit of thosa Uhn dread tho lrinlra 81
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young or ugly cow, that strap or rope
secured tightly around the cows body be-
hind the hip bones and front of the udder
Will render it impossible for any kicking to
be done. This will be good news to those
who are accustomed to have the soles of
their boots and the hair from their upper
stories kicked off by wild bovines.
Ashes thrown on snow in front of bee
stands will form a coating that will save
numbers of bees from perishlng when they
venture out during warm winter days. 1t
Will also cause the snow to soon melt
away.
Hive entrances should be contracted suf-
hclent to keep mice out while they are
clustered and stupid during cold weather;
also good roofs should be over the hives so
that water will not injure Them
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NEPHI NUGGETS.

Successful Performances of the Home Dram
attic Company-Personal.
The Nephi Dramatic company made its
first appearance at Foote'S opera house
Friday evening in that sensational drama a
''Sea of Ice" Everything passed off
smoothly, notwithstanding the many diffi-
culties under which the troupe labored.
The building not being completed, could
not be properly warmed up. and conse-
quently, the ardor OF both the audience and
the company were visibly cooled
Harry Taylor as Carlos and Marquis Del
Monte, was all that could be desired, and
The people frequently manifested their ap-
probation of his mastery efforts by APP
plauding him to the echo
Round after round of applause greeted
Mrs. c. p. Bailey, while her beautiful ana
appropriate costumes were the subject of
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SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Jan. %, 1872 49, IL

N The DIST RIOT COURT IN AND FOR
i the Third judicial district of Utah territory,
County OF Salt Lake. Mary Treseder p!atntiff'
VS.. Francis NJ. Treseder. defendant, summons,
lha people OF the Territory of Utah send greet
ing to Franc M. Treseder, defendant You
are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain
TIN IN the district Court OF the Third Judicial
District OF the Territory Of Utah and TO answer
the complaint lied therein within ten DAYS lex
elusive Of the day oil service) after the service
on you OF this summons-tf served within this
county or, if served out OF this county, but in
this district, within twr MY days. otherwise
within forty days-or Judgment by default will
be taken against you, according TO the prayer
OF SAID complaint. The said action is brought
to have decree of this court dissoIving tho
marriage heretofore existing between plaintiff
and de endant permitting plaintiff to resume
her maiden name Of Mary Bennett, and award
Ing TO plaintiff the custody OF the minor child
issue OF said marriage; above relief prayed on
the grounds that on July g. 1859 defendant left
plaintiff and since that date has never lived
with her, and since that date has fa led 10 sun
port plaintiff or TO provide Ter with The common
neces aries OF life. And you are hereby notified
IN t If you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as required, the said plaintiff will
a ply TO the court for the relief demanded
therein.
Witness, the Hon. Charles Zane. Judge, and
the seal Of the District Court of the
Third Judicial District, il and for the
SEAL Territory Of Utah, this End day Of
January, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
two
HENRY G. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
BY GEORGE D. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT A
~ special meeting of the stockholders of the
Cooperative Wagon and achine company
will be held at the company's office, Salt Lake
city, on Monday, January %, 1892 at O'Clock
p. n. The purposes OF said meeting are TO re-
ceive the annual reports of the pres dent and
secretary, TO elect directors and officers for the
articles of incorporation by decreasing the
number OF shares of capital stock and increas-
ing the par value of same. to amend article ten
10, by changing time OF annual meeting and to
transact any other business that may properly
come before the meeting.
W. ]. BATEMAN, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY. Jan l. 1892
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR
j. the Third judicial district of Utah territory,
county of salt Lake. Louisa King plaintiff
VS.. Joserh Wilkinson and Charles G. BeIneta
and Louis A. Durham. defendants, summons.
The people OF the territory Of Utah send greet
ing: To Joseph Wilkinson and Charles g,
Bennett and Louis A. Durham, defendants
Y GU are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tin in the strict court Of the Third judicial
district OF the territory OF Utah, and to answer
the complain filed therein within ten days
exclusive Of the day of service) after the ser
vice on you OF this summons-if served within
this county; or II served out of this county, buk
in this district within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days-or judgment by default will
be taken against you, according to the PRAYER
OF said complaint This said action is brought
to have decree Of this court adjudging that
each OF defendants and all persons claiming I'M
Ter them or either OF them. be fOreclossd OF all
right. claim or equity OF redemption in certain
mortgaged premises hereinafter described;
that said premises be sold, and proceeds APP
piled in payment Of costs of suit and the
amount due on two certain prom ssory notes,
executed by defendants, Wilkinson & Bennett
to plaintiff. December 12 1890 each for $40 600
with interest from date until maturity at pep
ent. per annum, and from maturity until paid
at 10 per cent per month, due, one December
u 1870. the other December II 1891; same be-
ing unpaid, and secured by mortgage on said
premises; also said proceeds to he applied in
payment OF damages incurred by reason of fail
ure TO pay taxes by plaintiff and fer attorneys
fees as provided in said mortgage and interest
on said moneys up TO payment thereof; that de-
PENDANTS be ad1udgedto pay any deficiency,
said premises are described as follows to-wfts
111s rods by 10 rods from southwest corner lot
2 and 6rods north and south by 20 rods east
and west from south side lot 8, block 49, plat
b. Salt Lake city survey. situated in Salt Lake
city and county. Utah territory. And you are
hereby notified that If you fail to appear and
answer the said complaint as above required,
the said plaintiff VIII apply to the court for the
relief demanded therein
Witness s,d-
and the seal OF the district court OF the
Third judicial district, in and for the
lsEAL. TERRITORY of Utah, this 3oth day of
October, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninetyone.
HENRY G. MCMILLAN Clerk
By GEORGE D. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk.
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G. F.. ALLEN,
Clerk of the Probate Court.
s. w. DARKE,
Atty. for Administrator

fIRUSTEE SALE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given that whereas William J. Con-
nors, by his certain deed OF trust made and ex-
ecuted by him on the 23d day of October A. d.
20 ana to the Undersigned then delivered and
duly recorded in the recorders Office of the
county OF SAT- Lake in the territory of Utah
III DOCK Nv" OF Mortgages, page 7S did
grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm TO the
Undersigned, who are the parties OF the second
part In said deed, certain property described i'm
said Deed as follows to-wit: Situate living and
being in the county OF salt Lake TERRITORY OF
Utah. ami known and described as lots num-
Defed one % and two (!) OF Liberty Park addi-
ton, beng the subdivision of lots two ~ and
three ~ and part OF lot one G) in block eight
cen (le) five (5) acre plat "A" Salt Lake City
survey. To have and to hold the same in said
deed specified. which said conveyance was in
trust 10 secure the payment OF q certain pro
Innissory note in writing in the words and figures
following, to-Wit:
900 SALT LAKE CITY, Utah Oct %. 1890.
one year alter cate promise to pay TO the
racine Investment company or bearer six
hundred and no-l0O dollars. with interest at 10
per cent. per annum from date until paid, value
received Interest payable quarter-annuaIly
Payabe at the office OF the Pacific Invest
ment company, Salt Lake city, Utah.
WILLIAM J. CoNNoRS.
And whereas said note together with Interest,"
thereon from October %. A. D. 1891, at the rate
OF 10 per cent. per annum is now past due and
Still unpaid, as well as the taxes on said prom
erIy: Now therefore, we, the undersigned,
FORD q. Barclay and John William Young
trustees as aforesaid, at the request of the
pay ee, the legal holder Of said note by virtue
OF the power and author ty given in said deed
OF trust and In accordance with the provisions
OF said deed will on Tuesday. the 1tth day of
February, A. d. 1882, between the hours of IL
O'CLOCK m. and o'clock D m. Of that day, at
the court house of SAID county OF salt Lake in
SAID city OF Salt Lake proceed to sell the
aDove-described real estate at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash in hand, in order to
pay said note and interest and the taxes on said
property and the cost of this trust.
ana upon such sale being made being there.
unto duly authorized by said deed of trust we
Snail make. execute and deliver to the pur-
CHASER or purchasers OF said property a good
and SUFFICIENT deed, cOnyeying.all the interest
OF the said William j. COnnOrs had in and to
the aforesaid real estate on the 23d day OF
October A. ID 1850, and which we have OF hold
therein as trustees aforesaid
FORD @. BARCLAY,
JOHN WILLIAM YOUNG,
Trustees aforesaid
SALT LAKE CITY Utah Jan % 1902
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r, January "a, 1892
SUNDAY,
A WEEKS DOlNGS.
Brief Resume in Social, Dramatic and Politi-
cal Circles.

The week of amusements began on Tues
day evening with the presentation of
sport McAllister" by Bobby Gaylor, and
which, owing to the manager of the same
having skipped" was discontinued, but
it is understood local sports will take the
matter in hand and continue it some
time during the week.
Social circles were only enliven ed by
the ''stag'' party, given on Wednesday
evening by Briant S. Young.
On Friday evening quite large number
OF ladies and gentlemen gathered at
Mr.. l.. p. Kimoall's residence, the object
being the organization of "a Musical and
Entertainment society" Quite an inter-
est was manifested, and AL present de-
clared themselves as being willing 10 help
further the project.
The following officers were elected: S.
A. Parshley, president, w. M. Ferry, sec
rotary, and committee on organization as
follows: Miss Mary Ferguson, Mrs. w.
w. Macintosh, @. A. Short, L. p. Kim
ball and Fred Davis. A very enjoyable
and entertaining evening was spent, and
music, refreshments and conversation soon
beguiled away the hours. The club will
meet every Friday evening at the residence
OF p. H. Tewey.
The Liberal caucus on Thursday evening
did not last long, the only business being
the election OF delegates to the territorial
convention, the list of deleg ates being pub
llshed in last Friday mornings paper
HERALD.
DR.. LIE Compile and wife were thrown
from a cutter on Friday, but luckily neither
received fatal or serious injuries.
Everything in mining circles remains
about the same, no important strikes hav-
ing been reported
Police circles were quiet during the
week, and the place is singularly free from
the petty thieves that generally infest a
mining camp.
The vene rable and enfeebled "Uncle
TOMS Cabin" will hold forth here very
soon.
SUMMIT COUNTY LIBERALS.
The delegates elected to the Summit
County Liberal convention, or those from
Park City, met yesterday to select a dele
cation TO the territorial convention. CIV.
Barry was made chairman and w. r.
NAPLES acted as secretary. O. M. Wilson,
A. b. Emery and w. l. Snider were APP
pointed as committee on credentials, and
in their absence speeches were made by
the chairman, H. F.. Townsend and d. c..
Mclaughlin.
After the report of the committee on Gre
dentials had been received the following
named delegates were chosen;
j. H. Durkin, Henry Newell. ]. H.
Rogers, A. G. Williamson, A. L. Rapp,
John Shields, L. e. Lockhart, Henry
Shields. d. c. Mclaughlin, c. H. Towry,
David Keith, a. Kimball, ]. V. Post, A
w. Barry, R. K. Kimball, w. ]. Snyder, S.
A. Parshery, E. P. Ferry, A. McDonough,
A. b. Emery, w. A. Wilson, Ezra Thomp-
son, H. M. Hinsdale, w. H. Harris, S. w.
Mosby, H. F. Townsend, ]. L. Weber, w.
NJ. Ferry, ir., S. w. Hayt, Barton Carroll
and w. r. NAPLES.
a set of resolutions were then presented
opposing both the home rule and statehood
bills and advocating an increase in the fed
eral judiciary for the territory.
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FORT DOUGLAS ITEMS
Fifty Total Abstainers Among
the Men.
The Canteen Once More Pays-Hereafter Post
Gardens Will lake Place of Separate
Company Gardens.

An unusual number of cases of colds
and catarrhs the past week, one should be
comfortably clad, the feet as well as the
body, at this season of the year.
RILEY's RIFLE.
The rifle taken from the guard by the
prisoner Riley has been recovered 1t was
in the possession of man living some
three miles below the fort. There is some
talk of having the party brought before
the United States courts.
THE oANTEEN PAYS.
The post canteen is said to be once more
on a paying basis. For the month OF De-
cember dividend was declared of 81. so per
man. They expect the same for January.
This dividend goes to the different com
panies and is used for extra supplies for
the soldiers here. That new refrigerator
for the canteen will hold carload of beer
it's huge affair.
READY FOR CHILL
We are grinding our sabers and sharpen
ing our bayonets preparatory for embark
ing fer that $500 mile trip of sea coast in
the Pacific. Suppose we turn our Sioux
and Bruhles loose on them.
TOTAL ABsTAINERs.
We are very glad to learn there is a
Fort Douglas Total Abstainers society,
and that it contains fifty members. Let
US not rest until we have ten times fifty
members.
PARADEs POSTPONED.
During the inclement weather out door
parades and drills are postponed Lee.
lures, schools, lyceum and recitations in
doors, however, are kept up.
ELECTRICITY Is LIFE
Both of the electric roads are doing good
service 10 and from the post, and of course
they are a great convenience, if not q
luxury, to all.
GOOD BYE COMPANY GARDENS.
Positive orders from the war depart.
ment have abolished company gardens and
there will he but one garden, the pos,
garden. Heretofore a company comman-
der was compelled to be an agriculturalist,
cook, and conversant with many things
outside of his profession.
The last reports from the Rosebud
agency gives fifty Indians in company 1, of
the Sixteenth infantry, all young bucks,
the flowers and aristocracy Of their tribes.
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BIDS WANTED.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - SEALED
~ proposals will be received addressed as be-
low until o'clock p. m. of Monday, January
20 1872, for aging about goo square feet OF
cement sidewalk pavement on East Temple
street, between Third and sixth South
streets Also about 2a,00] square feet of as
Phaltum sidewalk pavement on both sides of
west Temple street, between Second and
Fourth South streets. The above described
work to be done according to plans and speci-
hcations on file in the city engineers office,
room No. 22 Deseret National bank building
Bids will be received only for the whole of
the work. and no bid will pc considered unless
made on forms furnished by the undersigned
The right is reserved to waive all technicallties
and to reject any or all bids.
Address Board of Public Works, 161 South
Main street. Salt Lake city, Utah.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
BY @. L. HAINES,
a. b. DOREMUS, Chairman.
City Engineer
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THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
u county OF salt Lake, territory OF Utah In
me matter OF the estate OF John Dobbie de-
CSased. Notice. Notice is hereby given that
W lilam ID. Kuhre. administrator, OF the estate
Oh John Dobbie, deceased has rendered for settle
Meht ana filed IN said court, his final account
OF MS administration of said estate and petition
LOT final distribution OF The residue of said es-
!ate among the persons entitled thereto and
that saturday, the 9th day OF February, A. d.
Ios., at ~ O'CLOCK q. m, at the court room OF
said court, in the county court house Salt Lake
cry ana county, Utah territory, has been duly
appointed by the judge OF said court, for the
settleHent OF said account and hearing said Pc
ution for distribution, at which time and nIacs
any person interested in sal. estate may I'D.
pear AND show cause if any there be. why said
account should not be settled and approved and
mai distribution made as prayed for.
Dated January IA, 1882.
G. F.. ALLEN
Clerk of the Probate Court
s w. DARKE,
ATTY. for Administrator
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP
IL Public notice is hereby given that the CO
partnership heretofore existing between George
Hustler, Henry Wallace and William r. wal.
lace, under the firm name OF the Utah Cracker
FACTORY has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent; said Henry Wallace and William r.
" allace, having bought George Husler's inter
est, will collect the assets OF the copartnership
and pay all Indebtedness thereof and will con-
tinue the cracker factory business.
This 9Th day Of January, 1892.
GEORGE HUSTLER
BY his guardian. ANNA @. HUsLER;
HENRY WALLACE and
WILLIAM r. WALLACE
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING = THE AN
= nual meeting of the stockholders of the
DAILY Mining company will be he'd at the office
of the company, No. 125 South Main street (up-
stairs), on Monday, February 15 1892, at 9
o'clock p. m. for the election of board OF di-
rectors and the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may be necessary.
THOMAS j. ALMY, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. Is. 1892.