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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

OF the sumpuous new edition OF Rabslais now being
prepared by Lawrence &c Bullen $50 numbered copies
have been reserved for American purchasers. The
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-21
THE EUREKA TOWNSHIP.

Witness Henderson Concludes His Testimony
in the Celebrated Case.
In the Eureka townsite case the redirect
examination of Charles Henderson was
commenced yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
by Mr.. Davis.
The witness stated that when he said in
his direct examination that he had paid no
attention to the location of claims in that
part of the country, he meant that he had
paid no attention to the boundary lines
only.
Q.-With reference to the Jim Green well,
does the forty feet OF wash begin at the
surface and extend toward the wells
Ayes, sir.
Q.-And the eleven feet of granite and
porphyry is beneath the wash?
Alt lies beneath the wash.
Q.-What direction from the shaft on
the Wolfe-Tone is the residence of John
B. Hardwick!
A.-South of the shaft.
Odd you examine the surface ground
directly north and northeast OF the house
Mr.. Bird objected to this question as not
being proper redirect examination and
that it was calling for testimony as to the
character of ground that is not in dispute.
Witness (answering) Il have been all
over the ground but I haven't examined the
north part in the last year very closely,
only the dumps that went to-
Q.-You testified, that, in your judgment
the grounds embraced in the townsite ap-
plication were worth nothing for mineral
, purposes and that they had value for
townsite purposes. Is not that good EVIL
dence to your mind that the mining loca.
tions were made for speculation?
| MIR. Bird object to the question as not be
| ing proper re- direct examination and for
| the further reason that it is leading and
| directing.
Witness, answering.-Yes, sir, it is.
Q.-Do you know T. d. Sullivan, who
| is shown to be one of the protesting min
eral clsimantsl
Ayes, sir.
O.-State whether or not, after leaving
this office yesterday, you were assaulted
| by Mr.. Sullivan because Of testimony vol
had given in this case.
| Mr. Bird objected to the question as be
ing wholly irrelevant and immatsrial.
Witness answered-Last night in tn,
early part Of the evening, l was inside of
saloon. l walked in with man from
Bingham that was acquainted with. W.
were standing at the bar with MIR. Sulli
van and Mr.. Powers came in.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

1t is estimated that fully II, 600, 900 pounds
of maple sugar were manufactured in Yer
mont in 1891.
Minnesota furnished 49, 54 three years.
men during the war, and she now has
1888 men on the pension roll.
In the last twenty-five years the New
York Central and the Harlem railroads
have paid out $3.50, coo, 600 in wages.
There are between 900 and ], 700 lawyers
in Boston with scarcely business enough
for 200
There has been serious split in the
Democracy of Philadelphia, and the anti
Cleveland men have organized new com
mittee.
There are 500 public baths in the city of
Toxic, Japan, where natives are washed at
temperature OF 100 degrees at the price OF
cent.
DR.. Fermand, 4 we'll known pathologist,
says that the danger in using milk from
tunerculous cattle has been very much ex-
aggerated.
When the effects of man who died. the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-21
THURMAN & KAREN,
Collectors and Insurance Agency.
LOGAN
February 81
SUNDAY,
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
Complete List of Delegates to the Coming
Municipal Convention.

Complete List Of Delegates to the Coming
Municipal Convention.
Fifth ward report of Republican pri-
maries-L. D. Martin chairman; K. G.
Nielsen, secretary. Delegates to the con-
vention-Hugh Adams, William Braugham,
John H. Smith, James Adams, Girls John
son, James Kicks, James Izatt, Charles
Anderson, Carl Wilquiklund, }. M. Perry,
James H. Adams, John P. Burnett, Isaac
Enwell, George T. Adams, John S.
Andrews Fred Hurst, Joe Benson, o. P.
Eklund.
Alfred Burgi, Nephi Anderson, James
Adams and Carl E. Tborstelsen were
nominated foe councilmen, and William
A. Godfrey, Absom Burst, Z. M. Winter
green Snowden, and VIM. Ellis were
elected as alternate delegates.
TIE sense of the caucus was taken, and
it was decided to instruct the delegation to
give their support to James Quail Tor the
mayorship, Ras Nelson, for city recorder,
l.. d. Martin or Joe Knowles, for marshal,
and John Suuires, for assessor and col
lector One Nelson objected to your re-
porter's presence, but the vote OF the house,
which was taken, decided that the scribe
| could remain in his reportorial capacity.
| First Ward-Joel Kicks, chairman; t.
Thoreson, secretary. Isaac Smith, and
Hans A. Hanson were nominated for coun-
cilmen, John McAllister for justice of the
peace. G. G. Goodwin, Joel Kicks, Fred
Maud jacobson, C. D. Fieldsted, Joseph E.
Wilson, John Deacon, John A. Hendrick-
son, John Crowther, William McAllister.
Isaac Jorgenson, James Anderson, Ezra
Lloyd. Charles E. Elk, B. f. Ritter, Morris
| Swinyar6, Neils Hansen, t. Thorescn,
John Lundborg, H. A. Christensen, Gus
| Carbon.
Alternates-George Ellis. Andrew S.
Lowe, WilliaM Brown, j. w. Jensen and
G. j. Wheeler.
Isaac Smith declined the nomination for
councilman, but after G. G. Goodwin had
made long speech, in which he stated
that the church should have nothing to dc
with the matter, Mr.. Smith agreed to &C
cept the nomination, and made milk anc
water speech, in which he promised te
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General Gleanings.


j. c. Ross of Salt Lake was in the city
yesterday.
John NJ. Young Of Salt Lake was in the
city yesterday.
The Hot Springs motors will be put in
operation soon.
Judge A. G. Bishop was in Salt Lake on
business yesterday.
Judge Ogden Hiles was in the city yes
terday from the capital.
No business of any kind was transacted
In probate court yesterday.
Miss Belle Dee is contemplating visit
to Evanston among friends.
Frank Monroe was in the city from Salt
Lake on business yesterday.
Nj. G. Fish of Providence, r. l., was reg
istered at the Reed yesterday.
Representative James Il. Kimbal was
home from the legislature yesterday.
The Methodist revival meetings are
awakening considerable interest at Five
Points.
The snow on the city hall square has all
disappeared and the grass has begun to
show up very nicely.
A member of Frederick Warde's troupe
purchased 1900 shares of the Red Jacket
Mining and Milling company yesterday.
| The La Plata stage arrived from the
mines yesterday. Several passengers
came down who report everything very
fattering.
United States Marshal B. A. Bowman is
| in Salt Lake, and Marshal Mcclellan re-
turned from the north yesterday, where he
made several arrests.
The Ladies' Leap Year club will honor
Washington's birthday by matinee dance
| tomorrow afternoon and another in the
eve ming in the Boyle hall.
DR.. ]. j. Murphy returned from Califor-
MIA Friday evening, where he has been for
several weeks, enjoying the gentle sea
breezes of that sunny cline.
NJ. B. Binford, of the Bear River Canal
company, expects his wife to arrive home
from the east in a few days, where she has
been for an extended visit with her parents.
The county clerk issued a marriage
license yesterday to George H. Hall, aged
twenty-four, of Huntsville, and Miss Celia
Raymond, aged twenty-five, of kaysville
Frederick Warde closed his engagement
at the Grand last evening in the play
"Virginius.n The house was well filleC
and no one present has anything but words
of appreciation to offer.
The Ashby & Williams Specially company
is the name OF a new theatrical organiza-
ton recently started in this city. The
company has met with wonderful success
wherever it has given entertainments.
The P. o. S. of A. ball at the Crane
opera house tomorrow night promises u
be great SUCCESS. People have assisted
the organization very literally and indica
tons point to large attendance. The en-
tire proceeds are to so for the purchase O.
flags for the public schools of Ogden.
The knights Of Pythias, in accordance
with the usual custom, will attend churct
to-day in body. The supreme lodge ha
esgnated the Sunday nearest the ami
versary of the order for that purpose
: The Knights will meet in their hall thi
morning and attend the First Methods
Episcopal church and listen to a specla
discourse by Rev. George E. Jayne.
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OGDEN.
February 81, 1S9.
SUNDAY
LIGHT COURT BUSINESS.
Church Chimes-Matters of All Kind-General
Gleanings.


The First district court record showed
up as follows yesterday:
+. 7. Sanford VS.. R. H. Slater ct al.
demurrer to complaint argued, submitted
and taken under advisement
Utah National bank VS.. Robert Robinson
ct al; demurrer TO complaint to First
National bank of Ogden and First National
bank of Cheyenne overruled.
Jsrechi Manufacturing Co. VS.. Utah Gas
company ct al; demurrer to complaint
argued, submitted and taken under advise
ment.
Curtis Bros & Co. VS.. Consolidated
Lumber and Milling company; demurrer
TO complaint argued and taken under ad-
vlsement.
j. L. Mcintosh, trustee, VS.. A. B. John,
sor; motion for judgment on pleadings
submitted and taken under Amusement.
International Loan and Trust Co. VS.
Citizens bank of Ogden; on motion, order
allowing complaint to be amended making
Theodore Robinson, W. w. Corey, A. b
Johnson and Thomas Cahoon, parties, de
PENDANTS.
Caleb L. Mckee VS.. E. c. Darrell; mo-
ton TO retaX costs submitted and takeT
under advisement.
company, ct al; motion Of Evans & Roger!
for an order to dismiss the defendant Johr
a. Boyle; notice ofeintention to move fol
new trial and motion for a new trial sub
United and said motion overruled. Excep
tons by Evans s Rogers.
Curtis Bros. & Company VS.. Consoi
dated Lumber and Building company; OF
motion of A. Howard and by consent o.
Evans & Rogers, order allowing certain
amendments TO be made therein. Orde
Diminishing proceedings.
Willard Kay vs.. George Barry; on mo
ton on behalf Of c. G. Day, order dismiss
ing this cause st the cost Of plaintiff.
Ogden Electric Light company VS.. w. A
McMillen ct al; on motion of a. r. Hey
wood and by consent order dismissing cas-
as to Levi Riseling.
Brown, Desnoyer Shoe company VS.. n
c. Christensen; in the matter of the cits
ton issued to Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Christen
sen, answer concerning their property. A
r. Haywood for respondent and Lessenge
& Loar for plaintiff.
Hilbert II. Christensen VS.. John Olsen e
al; demurrer to complaint of c. G. Love
land and others submitted and taken undo
advisement
John d. Rowland VS.. Alice Rowland; O
motion of Evans & Rogers, order settin
case for trial for March g. 1892.
James Bennington VS.. Jane Mcbride; o.
motion of Evans s. Rogers, order settin
case for trial for March 3, 1892.
L. B. Adams ct 81. VS.. E. A. Reed ct al.
on motion of II. II. Henderson, orde
granting defendants herein ten days ful
Their time to plead.
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SCOTCH PROVERBS.

Births good, but breeding's better.
A guide word is as soon said as an ILL.,
Take pint and gree; the laws costly.
He is worth no veal that can bide no
woe.
Be the same thing that ye would be
called.
Every man at forty is fool or physi-
clan.
A dog Wilma growl if ye fell him wiz q
bone.
Far sought and dear bought is good for
ladies'.
He that Wilma when he may shanna when
he wad.
Fair words break never bone, foul
words many one.
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other day in Leadyille were examined it
was found that he was engaged to marry
twelve different girls in various parts of
the country.
~ think of you full often" wrote Miss
Poesy to unregenerate Bungly the other
day. Il wonder how she knew" unused
Bungly, just returned from a protracted
spree.
Paper quilts are coming into general use
among the poorer classes abroad. They
are made Of sheets of white paper sewed
together and perforated all over at dis
lance of an inch or two apart.
Mount Washington is to be capped with
the largest electric search light ever made,
and the highest beam of artificial light in
the world. Under proper conditions. it is
claimed that it can be seen from Boston.
A newspaper printed from Virginia says
that the name Merrimac applied to the con-
federate ram is misnomer. Her real
name was the Virginia, and the confusion
grew out of the fact that she was built on
the hull of the old frigate Merrimac.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-21
WE'LL TO REMEMBER.

New York has 900 telegraph boys.
The entire coast line of the globe is about
136, 900 miles.
The population of America increases by
1000 persons a day.
The best isinglass dissolves completely
in hot water, leaving no visible residuum.
It takes eighteen times the strength TO go
upstairs that is required for the same dis
lance on level.
Diamonds and crystals can be distin-
guised from glass and paste by touching
them to the tongue. Inc diamonds feel
much colder.
The speakers private secretary draws a
salary of 50, 800 y year, and there are two
other clerks and q messenger boy at his
service, who divide 81, 700 year between
them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-21
PROVO
February 81,
SUNDAY,
NATURAL GAS.
Its Development still Being Agitated by Provo
Men-Notes.

Its Development still Being Agitated by Provo
Men-Notes.
The business men of Provo are becom-
ing more active in their efforts to develop
the vast resources surrounding our city.
Everything points to a great prosperity
for Utah county, and the chamber of com
merce of Provo are energetic in securing
every plum that it is possible to get pos
session Of The citizens met at the Office
of Mayor Dusenberry yesterday at
10 O'Clock, and the question Of natural
gas was taken up Major Knapp gave
sufficient assurance that there were suffi-
cienS quantities of this valuable substance
near Provo to warrant the organization of
natural gas company. The following
committee was appointed to draft and sub
nit articles of agreement: Mayor w. N.
Dusen berry, Colonel G. d. Moore L. Hol-
brook, Attorney Woods and MIR. Howe.
1t is the intention to proceed without
delay toward Incorporation and begin the
development of this new enterprise as early
as possible.
A committee was also appointed to look
after the franchise and report at the next
meeting.
Mr. Noon was present and submitted the
This is now under advisement by com,
mittee.
THE NEW COUNCIL.
The new council took possession of the
affairs of the city on Thursday. Besides
the ten newly-elected members, there were
large number of spectators present t
witness the installment of the newly
elected officers.
GENERAL NOTES
The body of William King was taken t.
! Fillmore yesterday, where the funeral viii
! be held and lnterment take place. The
relatives of Mr.. King, who are very MI
merous in Southern Utah, Will be presen
| to pay their last respects to the departed
Hon. w. H. and Samuel A. King, together
with other younger members Of the family
accompanied the body to Fillmore.
President H. H. Cluff will start fol
| Skull valley next week to take charge O
Sandwich Islanders who are colonizint
there. His stay will be temporary until
man is selected to take permanent charge
of the natives.
"Shorty'' Swischer, the barber who fiet
to Heber City to be united to Nellie Haw
son has returned and will settle down +
domestic habits.
The Woman's Suffrage society gave
ball at the Opera House last night which
was in every respect a success. Th
motto mot superiority but equality" an
the lone star Wyoming were conspicuou
to the eye upon entering the hall.
THURMAN 6 KAREN,
|
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ComuIssioner BuIanlski,s Court.

Judge Hulaniskis court was in the same
predicament as all others yesterday,
namely, very little business.
The case of Grant Chromister. the street
railroad motorman who was arrested sew
eral days ago on the charge of fornication
by woman by the name of Emma Sand
son. was set for hearing yesterday, but
for sufficient reasons it was postponed
until Tuesday next 1t was reported that
Marshal Bowman who went to Salt Lake
to bring the complaining witness to Ogden
was unable to find her.
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Mr.. Sullivan looked at me and said ::
"You two faced s. of b." and struck
at me. 1 lodged he hit my hat and
knocked it off my head. 1 turned round
and walked out and said: "That's all right,
Tim, L will see you again." was advised
to have him arrested, but [ would not do SO
for little thing like that. as l didn't sup
pose there would be any more of it'
Mr.. Bird moved to have the whole of this
answer stricken out; but it went just the
same.
This concluded the testimony of Hender-
son, and the court adjourned till Tuesday
morning. at 10 o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-21
PARAGRAPHS OF ALL SORTS.

Mr.. William Astor is credited with own
ing $4,000, 900 worth of iewelry.
1t is the fashionable thing for bride
groom to present his bride with set of
ssbles.
Free cider is kept on tap by many Min
neapolls commission merchants for the ben
eft OF the retail customers.
Over one hundred thousand dollars
worth of pearls was found in mussels on
the Sugar river, Wisconsin, last summer.
The largest farm in the world is said to
be in Louisiana. 1t is 100x25 miles, and
embraces 1880, 700 acres. 1t cost $50, 600 TO
fence it.
The very latest fashion in diamonds is
not to lose them, but 20 announce that they
are about to be sold for the erection OF a
hospital.
The highest altitude in New York is only
115 feet above tide water in east river. The
highest point On Long Island is Harbor
hill, where an altitude of 3S4 feet is reached.
Then He Deceivss.
Gan the worlds stage, you know
said the actor who was having his hair
trimmed.
Yes replied the barber, 'aIthough I
don't realize it except when l have bald
headed man in the chair"
"And why thenP'
because have to act art.'-Wdsl-
ington Star.
! Most OF the cruel gossip heard in the
world is due not 10 actual sin, but to fool
ishness which might be easily avoided.
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propriate to the occasion. All ara invited.
Services at the Second Methodist Episco
pal church, Five Points. Preaching a.
20 :45ssby G. e. Taucell. Sunday school al
2:30 p. N. Preaching in the evening by
Rev. George E. Jayne, preceded by an Ep
worth league meeting and followed by
revival service.
There will also be revival services OF
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday even
ings during the week. George E. Jayne
pastor,
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ObicaCO Produea.

CHICAGO Feb. -Wheat-steady; cash
500 Nav 9315.
.orn-Easier; cash, 4O14; May. All.
Oats-Steady; cash, 39G99A May 31L.
Professionally; cash, II SO; May, l1.65.
Lard-steady; cash, 6.471z; May, 6.621i.
Rye-Quiet 81.
Barley-Quiet; SO.
Flax-Slow; g7zGl99.
Whiskv-1.14
Shoulders. Co.'s. ..
Short clear-6 2Og6. %
Short ribs--5.S711.
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New York stock Exchange

NEW YORK, Feb. 20-Ths stock market to-
nav was dull and narrower than during the
past two weeks while displaying q decidedly
weak tone Under the pressure TO sell, Grang
ers yielded to an attack because of reports 81
probable adverse legislation in Nebraska The
market closed weak. the final changes gener-
ally being sol a fraction les, but Union Pacific
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NEW YORK. Feb. %.
COMMERCIAL.
New York General Market,

NEW YORK, Feb. .-Hops-weak; Pacific,
1925.
CoTee-Options closed steady, Is down to 25
up sales, 2,G20 bags; February II; March, Is. So
april 10; Nav, u 80. Spot, rio. nominal, firm
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, refined,
steady.
Lead-Firm, domestic. As.
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Church Services.

Services at the First Methodist Episco-
pal church, Sunday, February 81. Preach
ing at II a. N. by Rev. George e. Jayne.
Sunday school at 2:3O p. m. Services in the
evening, conducted by the Epworth league,
at Z 80.
The knights of Pythiss will attend the
morning service and the sermon will be ap-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-21
Judge Cross Court.

In Judge Cross court yesterday the case
of George and Robert Storey, arrested
several days ago on the charge of malicious
mischief, came up for hearing. The prison
ers were arraigned and pleaded not guilty
For want of proper evidence the case was
dismissed and the defendants discharged
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Arrested for Unlawful Cohs bitation.

Deputy United States Marshal McLel-
Ian returned yesterday afternoon from Box
Elder county, where he arrested Andrew
Madsen on the charge of unlawful cohabi-
tation. Madsen gave bonds for his appear
auce
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Which is Prorer?

A subscriber to The HERALD wishes the
following question answered:
'Is it proper for a gentleman to remove
his hat when a lady steps into the cage of
an elevator, or is it breach of etiquette
for him to do so!
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New York Mining Market.
Boston Quotations.

BOSTON, Feb 20.-Atehison 391s Burlington,
lo4zs Mexican Central common, 1873 san Diego,
| toy Bell Telephone, 200.
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Liverpool Grain.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 2O-Wheat-Holders offer
moderately; No. red winter IS 11.d, steady;
NO. red spring IS 21zd, steady.
Corn-Holders offer futures sparirgly and
supply of spot poor. Prices unchanged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-21
TAKE A POLICY

in the old reliable, "North America" of
Philadelphia. Assets over IS, 900.
II. j. GRANT & Co., Agents.
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and Rock Island are each down TX, and Bur.
lington equivalent TO about the same.
Governments, steady.
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Chicnpo Live Stock.
Oils
local Quotations-l

local Quotations-)
Boiled Linseed-Bbls. SIC: cases fves, 5sc
Raw Linseed-Bbls, 49C; cases fVes, So
Turpentine-Bbls, SOC eases fyes, CSC.
Local Markets
CWHoLEsAIE BUYING PRICEs)
Retail about Is per cent. higher
Corrected Daily 6y tie Peoples For10Grding Co.,
q and 26 L. Second south Street
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Petroleum.
NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-Petro1eum closed 6o&,.
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DIR. Lansing of the Salt Lake Medical
institute is still at the Peoples and will, in
all probability, remain Two weeks longer,
as he has several cases on hand which will
require his attention for some time. His
remarkable cure of Mr.. T. T. Jones, who
has lived in Logan for twelve years, has
been a good advertisemens and reflects
great credit upon the DOCTORS skill.
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FINANCIAL.
Corrected datly By Mccormick & co.,
New York Money Markets.

New York Money Markets.
New YORK, Feb. 2O.-Money on call easy;
closed offered 2.
Primo paper, Sz4@51a.
Sterling exchange, steady; sixty day bills,
4.ss1a.
Bar silver 9OA.