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Be~kjendtgjoxela 3.

RF0LGE Ordre fra Gouverne-
- mentet bekiendtgjores heryed,
at ALE, som MATTE have Documen-
ter, der skulle ha.oegges med Stem
pelpapr for indeyaerende 'Aar, vile
have at hen ,erde sic j Stempelpapir-
konioret / Christiansted linden den,
ode Januar n#stkommende, da ingen
senere delivering af Stempelpapir
Tor 1892 vii fnde Sted.
Srempelpapir-Kontolet Christiansted. den
I4de December 1892.
OTTO KNUDSEN.
, 1892-12-21
Translation


IT is hereoy made known, that
Government has authorized DR..
FEILBERG of Frederiksted to act
as public Physician during the illness
Of acting public Physician DR..
RAMM.
Government seoretary'S Office, St. CroiS,
the 18th December 1892.
LIPMRICHT.
, 1892-12-21
prOkIaln;..

n LIE og Enhv(r, SON have Noget
q at fordre paa Detailha ndler
RICARDO DOLORES SENIORS
Fallitbo, indkaldes herved med 6
Maaneders Varsel til for undertegn-
EIDE Skifteret at anmelde os bevis-
liggiore deres Krav.
St. Thome kifteret den 7de December
1872.
HALVOR HANSEN.
, 1892-12-21

acknowledgements

nET bekjendtgjores heryed, at
u Gouvernementet. har autoriseret
practiserende Lege FEILBEKG at
Frederiksted til under est. %offentllg
Lage RAMMS Sygdomsforfald at
yaretage dennes offentlige Forret-
ninger.
GOVERNMENTS Secretariatet, St. Croix
den I3de December 1892.
, 1892-12-21
LlmPf3cbt.
Publication

IT is he eby made known that by
Resolution Of End ultimO, His
Majesty the King was most graciously
~nleased to sanction the following
, 1892-12-21

B. EUermana
, 1892-12-21

LOuISeS Golden eQulng
Fund for the benefit of worthy iadi-
gent persons in st Croix.
The original stock Of the Fund, amounting
to 8 ,8O2.O5 and at present deposited with tae
Colonial Treasury, is to be invested ia cclI
estate on the Danish West l.dia Islands in
the same way as the means Of minors, aoQ is
never to be detgacted from.
Donations that may possibly later accrue to
the fund are to be added to the original stock.
The interest Of the stock shall be distribute
ed annually, on the anniversary of Their
Maiesties' Golden Wedding-the 10Th Of May
in portions not exceeding Sl0among worthy
INDECENT persons belonging TO So. Crolx, ire
spective of class.
The distribution shall be made by the
Governor Of the Danish West India Islands IN
conjunction with 2 gentlemen elected for the
purpose by the Colonial Council.
So.
The fund is underthe admi n~istration Of the
Government Of the Danish West India Islands,
and the yearly accounts are to he audited and
decided in the same m nuer as the accounts
for other funds under the Governments
administration
Government Of the Danish West India
lsIanda. st. Thomas, the 8th De ,em 1892.
G. H. ARENDHUP,
, 1892-12-21

It is hereby made known for pub
lie information that in the future
direct casual vessels will not be made
use Of for the conveyance Of mail
between the Kingdom and the Danish
West India Islands, and that hence
the special rates fixed by publication
of 10Th September 1888, for the con-
veyance Of letter mail and letters
with declared value by direct vessels
or by German packets via Hamburg
will in future be applicable only to
the latter route.
The Ministry Of Finances and the Ministry
ofthe Interior, the 9th October 1892. /.
|. B. S. ESTRUP, INGERSLIlV,
, 1892-12-21
CHARTER

Of Foundation for Their Maiesties
King Christian the Ninth and Queen
Louise's Golden Wedding Memorial
Fund for the benefit of worthy iadi-
gent persons in st Croix.
, 1892-12-21
Translation.
Public

CONCERNING alteration Of the
" publication dated 10Th September
1888 concerning the exchange Of
mail matter between the Kingdom
and the Danish West India Islands.
, 1892-12-21
UN BATS
or

Deres ~NIajestater Kong Christian
den Men des og Drowning Louises
Guldbryllupslegat til Fordel for
verdige T~r,engende paa St. Croix:
, 1892-12-21
OTTO KNUDSEN.
acknowledgements

Acknowledgements.
r,N Torandring j Acknowledgements
" af lode September 1888 angaaen-
oe Postforholdet mellem Kongeriget
o. de dansk- ycstindiske Ger.
bet bringes herred til Aluindelig
Kundskab, at direkte Skibaejiighed
frcmtidig like yil.blive benyttet til
Postbefordring me lem kongeriget
og de dansk-yestindiske Ger, og at
derfor de j Acknowledgements at l9de
September 1855 for Breyforsendelsers
og Verdibreyes Befordriig med di-
rekte SkibslejIighed eller med tyd>ke
Sk.be via Hamborg fa~tsatte sHrlige
Brevportotaxter fr,mtidig ikkun fla
Anvendelse yet Befordring al sidst-
n2vnte Route.
Finantsministeriet og Observation-Disclosures,
den 27de October 1892.
i, Is. S. ESTBUP, INGERSLEV,
Il. E}ermdnn:
, 1892-12-21
Bekjen dtgiCxelse.

0ET Bek endtgjores herved, at Diet
I'D har behaget Hans Majesteet
Kopgen we'd AlIerhoieste Resolution
af 2den M al!ernaadi8st at biialde
nedenstaaende;
, 1892-12-21

Legatets Grundfond S1,602.o5, der for
Tidpn IT deponeret ] ko.onialkassen, skal an
bringes we'd Udlaan paa de dansk vesllndlsko
Der efter Reg erne Tor Anbrin2else at Umyn-
dIgcs Midler og maa ineensinde farmindskes
Mulige senere Gaver til Legatet vilo ware
at tilIn9go Grundfonden.
, 1892-12-21

Translation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06


Utah.
Donald Downe gave lecture on the life
of Napoleon Bonaparte. Monday night, in
the Opera House.
The Berger Dainty Musical Company are
booked for the 10th, for the benefit of the
opera house military band
Chief Stanton of the Salt Lake fire de-
partnleDt, came up Sunday and superin-
tended the trial of the new chemical en-
CINE Monday.
VIII Allison is handling the ticket punch
on the Cache Valley branch during the alb
sence of Conductor Mobiles, who is laying
off with a severe sore throat.
The bodies Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, two
of the unfortunate victims of the boiler
explosion near Evanston last week, were
brought to Mendon for burial Sunday.
Messrs. Ref and Benson, the contrac-
tors of the Agricultural College buildings,
say that the recent ruling Of the court, in
regard TO the appropriation. will not affect
thir contract. and that the building will be
pushed along just the same.
The R. K. Thomas building is progressing
finely. The foundation Is about completed
and the material being put on the ground
rapidly. Mr.. Hates. MIR. Thomas mana
ger, says that they expect to move their
stock of dry goods into the new building
before the first of October.
The two-year-oid child of Mr.. Frank
Harris, who was SO badly injured by fall
ing through an opening in the sidewalk in
front of Mr. j. r. Edward'e place on Main
street, last week, is getting along nicely,
and from present indications will not be
much the worse for its terrible fall in q
week or two.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06
Miscellaneous.

After tomorrow the Provo street rail-
way will cease running to the lake resort,
except on Sunday AMI excursion days.
The Saturday evening special to Cas-
tilla Springs has made its last run. The
evenings are becoming too cool for out of
door dancing.
The boats belonging to the Provo Boa
club were brought in from the lake yester-
day, and will be taken to Garfield Beach
this morning.
c. w. Thompson. B. j. Fleiner and
others started for Deep Creek yesterday
morning to work the placer claims III
which they are interested and which have
been producing some very fine samples.
The following are the Provo crews who
will contend for honcrs against the Gar
field Rowing club Sept. s: First crew
Lou Smith, George Graves, Nels Mark
man, William Wilson. Second crew
George Graves, Thomas Osborne, L. King
and Dick Wedgewood. The first named
are the men upon whom Provo sportsmen
are ready to pin their money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06
Board of Eduation Messing.

The Ogden board of education met in the
city hall yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
Those present were Mayor Turner, L. B.
and Secretary w. h Smith.
The bond of Treasurer w. W. Corey,
who was elected to succeed w. V. Helfrich,
was presented for approval, which was &C
cepted, Judge Dee not voting. The sureties
on the bond are Theodore Robinson, c. NJ.
Brough, Fred ]. kiesel, John Keck, Il D.
Lewis, James q. Moyes. II. H. Spencer L.
D. Wiikerson and d. II. Peery, jr.
Mr.. Smith moved that the late treasurer
of the board, William V. Helfrich, be re-
ouired to send in a report of the receipts
and expenditures to date and turn over all
funds, books and papers belonging to his
Office and in his possession, TO his success
sor. Carried.
The mayor, in compliance with motion
previously passed, called upon the Ogden
street railway with view of getting a re-
duceo rate over the street car lines to
school children. He stated that last season
the street railway company had refused to
make any concessions on the grounds that
their business was not large enough to
justify reduced rate. He had called upon
Captain Spivey, the superintendent. and
he had informed him that he had talked
the matter over with the Jarvis-Conklin
people and that az the business of the road
had greatly increased this season it had
been decided to issue books and sell them
to teachers and children of the public
schools OF sixty fares for $3.50, or l20 fares
for $500. The report was accepted.
Professor Page rendered a report of the
first days attendance in the public schools
which was /, 1885. Many of the school build
Tugs are crowded TO overlooking. and in e
greater por ton of them there are not
enough seats TO accommodate all.
AT the next meeting Of the board, which
will be on Friday at 2 O'Clock p. M. unless
Otherwise ordered by the president, some
action will be taken either to rent rooms
applicable for school purposes or to adopt
one-half day sessions until the buildings
are completed.
Prof. Page stated that heretofore it had
been customary for the ianitors of the city
school buildings TO receive one-half months
pay for cleaning up the buildinss at the
end OF the school year. He had made
decision that the ianitors should do this
work without any extra compensation.
The ianitors very much disliked the de-
cision, but he considered it was paying out
money sor nothing. The matter was left
for Mr.. Pages proposal
Several other matters of minor fmpor-
lance were brought up and the board ad-
journed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06
OGDEN.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The Young Men Organize Fri
day Next.
School Board Neeting-Democratic Calls
Opening Of the Public schools
General Gleanings, Etc.

The movement has been started to Or
ganize Young Mems Democratic club and
from all appearances it will be an immense
organization. Several papers were placed
in the hands Of rustling young Democrats
yesterday for signatures.
Joseph A. Peery went outfor few hours
and reported the following names:
J. S. Peery, James H. Loar, William H..
Smith, M. ID. Lessenger, George Shorten,
N A. Tanner, G. Il. Islaub, George e.
Hyde, T. D. johnson, H. W. Smith, II. A
TAFT, Valentine Gideon, w. l.. P. Peyton,
L. r. Rhodes, ]. 5. Beckwith. r. L. Davis
A. G. Horn, d. Evans, D. H. Perry, ir.,
+. w. Exum, H. H. Henderson, Il. Nj.
Conroy, l.. z Beason, Joseph Barton.
Charles H. Barton, John L. Ashby, H. 81.
Rolopp, LATE Farley, ]. p. Ledwidge,
Riese Dee, w. j. Ross. G. A. Smurthwaite,
X. Fl. Goddard, c. H. Wright, Joseph A.
Sears, G. II. Stratford, j. j. harrison. a.
Bel, c. ]. Brown. William Fife, w
Mocker, John Suit, F. D. Higgin-
botham jr., Heber Wright, David r.
Marsh, J. G. Carr. M. S. Bowring, w. A.
Bowring, Harry Aldous Orson Covington,
John Z. Ramsden, w. G. Wright, j. d.
Herrick, ]. S. Ormsby. A. McLearen
Maggie, John NJ. Browning, j. +. Browning,
Il. e. Fitzgerald, H. G. Gilbert, Dan
Hamer. J. G. Solomon, Horace Peery. G.
M. Miller, W. L. Maginnis, j. w. f.
Walker. A. j. Weber, Frank McAttel,
Mark Barnes, Howard Carpenter, E. M.
Rahrbough. M. w. Bethel, H. H. Spencer.
J. S. Carlew. c. b. Pash, a. L. Brewer, A.
Il. Warmer, j. w. Dalton, w. M. Hanson,
Joseph G. Langsdoof. ir., R. L. Hume, E.
T. Morton, ]. II. Shields, A. G. Jensen,
Joseph Scocroft. William II. White, w. d.
Duncan, j. p. Sprunt, w. A. McGaw, @.
w. Hslsey, L. w. Shlnn, Soren Petersen,
jr.. G. D. Tyree. George Allen, John Nc
Mauus.
A meeting has been called for federal
court room, Friday night next at o'clock
TO elect officers and perfect an organization.
Every Democrat 10 the city should turn
ont
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06

About two thousand people recreated at
the Lake resort yesterday, and the after
noon was made hugely Interesting through
the numerous sports The Military band
did good service and enlivened the day
with constant playing. Superintendent
Underhill of the Provo Wooden mills, Off
ciated in the sports and handled the crowd
charmingly, although the throng was SO
great as to cover almost every inch of
ground on the beach.
Prizes were awarded to the following:
John Buckley, pair of trousers, 100-yard
foot race.
Willard Booth. shirt, 5O-yard foot race
Joseph I. McEwan, set OF quoits. best
QUOT pitcher.
A o. Smoot, pair of trousers, Oldest man,
" years
Mrs. John Wilkins, dress pattern, Oldest
woman.
John Beesley, overshirt, tallest man.
Mrs. Matilda Hardy, five yards flannel,
shortest woman.
Mrs. Mary Loveless. all wool dress,
mother of eighteen children.
Mrs. John Lewis, child's gold ring, hand
soonest baby.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06
King Bagley.

Samuel A. King. a promising young at
torney of our city, and Miss Magnetic
Bagley, highly esteemed and charming
young lady OF Big Cottonwood, have an
nounced their marriage for Sept. IA,
through cards which have been extended
to their friends. The ceremonies will be
performed at the Logan temple on the
date named, and on the 10th reception
will be given at the home of the BRIDES
parents at Big Cottonwood. MIR. King has
recently been admitted 10 the bar of the
First district court at Provo and will leave
Utah Sept. 20 for Ann Arbor, Mich, where
he will continue his legal studies. His
wife will accompany him to this seat of
learning and take instructions ID music.
Our best wishes are heartily extended to
the happy pair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06

son, of the Union Pacific, arrived from the
north yesterday, in a special car and wen
to Salt Lake.
The Fourth district court viii begin to
grind on the criminal calendar in u few
Gays. The Whetstone murder trial will
come up about the 18th inst.
A game of baseball was played yesterday
between the Ogden nine and q nine FROM
Denver. A large attendance witnessed It,.
Result to in favor of Ogden.
This afternoon some huge guns will ar
rive over the Union Pacific consigned TO
the Union Iron Works, San francisco, for
the steamer Monterey. They are being
transported on seven cars. One weig hs
1U3. 600 pounds. The train arrived from the
east at 5 o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06
At,empted Suicide.

Dave Simmons, who was made an inmate
of the county jail for attempted rape last
spring, made an assault upon his own life
Sunay afternoon by taking strychnine. He
was discovered by one of the jail birds and
found to be in great agony. Sheriff Fowler
notified DR.. Simmons, who attended to his
case, which proved to be very bad one.
The would be suicide has been made
trustworthy assistant about the court
house yard. but has grown Respondent and
weary of life on account of his trouble and
confinement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06
General G)eanincs.

The natural gas we'll is down to a depth
OF $50 feet.
The city council did not meet last night.
st being Labor Day. 1t will convene to
night.
Superintendent Bancraft, of the Union
Pacific, came down from the north in his
special car yesterday
Sparks g. Harroll. of Tecoma. New
passed through the city yesterday with
eighteen cars Of fat cattle for Chicago
ma rkets.
Assistant General Manager E. Dickin-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06
BEGINNING of School.

Yesterday was the opening day in the
public. and many of the private schools.
Superintendent Page reported the total
enrolment in the public schools last even
ing as being 1888. In the Sacred Heart
academy there were 100 enrolled. The
New West academy and several other
schools also opened with q large atten-
dance. The Military academy will open
today with an enrolment of fifty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06
Bescham's pills will save doctors bills
THE WORDS i, BET TER roR m.

he world is better because Of such rem
dy Is Billiards. Snow Lin1ment, because
is. article relieves it of much pain and
Its bright side. 1t postively cures sll forms
of Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Headache. Sicl
Headache, Lame Back, all Sores and
Wounds, Cuts. Spralns, Bruises, Stifl
Joints, Contracted Muscles, Poison, Erup.
tons, Corns, Weak Back, and all pain and
al Inflammation on man or beast Its tn.
oeef because Its the most penetrating. Be.
ware of all white Liniments which may =,
palmed on on you for Ballard's Snow Lint
mont. There Is none like it. Sold by z. c.
"a. drag department
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06
PROVO.
TUESDAY,
Sept. s. 1879 2.


Yesterday was generally observed by the
people of Provo and particularly the labor
ing classes. Early in the day the band was
cut end gave street concert and in the
afternoon great multitudes went to the
lake resort to join with the employees Of
the wooden mills and Liddiard's workmen
in celebration. A more propitious day
could not have been selected, the weather
being just cool enough to be pleasant,
The Rio Grandef train from Salt Lake
yesterday morning brought an enormous
crowd to Castella Springs. They were
made up of the Typographical union and
other labor organizations who were bent
upon having a gala day at this popular
mountain resort. A large grist Of Provo
people joined the throng at Provo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06
Democratlc Meetings.

All Democrats residing in Mound Fort
and as far south as the Ogden river are re-
Quested to attend a meeting TO be held at
Mound Fort Educational institute, corner
OF Twelfth street and Jefferson avenue on
Wednesday, Sept. z, 1892. at 7:30 p. N, for
the purpose of organizing a Democratic
club. COMMITTEE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06
Fourth Ward Tonight.

The Democrats of the Fourth ward are
requested to meet in the county court
house, Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1892, at s o'clock
p. m, for the purpose Of effectipg thor
ough organization for the present cam
paign, and TO transact such other business
as may come before the meeting.
T. w. JONES, President.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-06
LOGAN.
AROUND THE CITY.

TUESDAY, Sept. e.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
How the War Ended.

Among the stories Of Her Forrken-
beck, the late chief burgomastor of
Berlin, which are being revived, is
this
GAS President OF the North German
Reichstag he was sent in 1871, with
Won Stanfenberg, to Versailles to con-
gra,ulate the Prussian King upon his
election as En- Deror. Bismarck, who
had just concluded the terms of peace
with France, invited them 10 supper,
and at that repast the Kaiser's chief
counsellor said:
"'This night at y O'Clock the last
shots will be exchanged between our
troops and the French, and have
conceded to the French the honor of
the last shots
"Forc.. and his colleagues left
their host before midnight, drew out
their watches, stood underneath a
lantern Of the Hotel du Reservoir and
waited. First there was cannon shot
from the German troops, then solemn
stiffness. Then followed the last re-
ply from Mont Valerian. The tower
clock at Versailles struck y. The
French war had ended"