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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-06-30


28uf and Interstate Convention session.
party Delegates L. j. Close OF Kansas
Chairman Milton Park Texas Secretary Addresses Of welcome by
Weir Sentiment generally favor of building
people, from the Gulf British ne North Dakota
with through Iowa and Minnesota Duluth to De
railroad commissioners
A. WARDELL.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
THE FOURTH IN WILLARD.
Excellent Celebrations of the Nations
Birthday at Sciplo and Holden.

Corrapondnes D.i,r,f Nora
HuLDEN, Willard C unity, Utah, July
Although many Of our citizens
have buen caught in the vortex of
financial doptf al %, yesterday wit.
messed much tina. gave promise Of "a
happy future. sclp, made the great
display Of her lie; there was a mutual
blending Of oil Interests, producing O.
spontaneous outburst OF patriotism
seldom witnessed IN town of IT, sizr.
a grand para 10 IN which the whole
community took part was a notable
feature. a gentleman who laid over
there Informs mo that tue display OF
bunting exceeded anything that be-
had before Witnessed IN towns OF
double IT, ptcient,ons. The whole
procession was actually Swallowed with
old glory. The marshal 0f the day,
Elier MemmOih, was In full feather
and commanded like fell
marshal. Am0ngat the uumer
Uus exercises, all well rendered,
the notable features were the splendid
Grafton by Ofvll Thorn son AMI
speeches By Ole Madsen aud the veter
an Hon. George Monroe. samuel
Prohert's patriotism dubbed like
fountain aud he wanted TO make all
the world happy. ScipIo deserves O
good harvest which the present outlook
Indicates
We happened 10 spend the gtoa, DAY
here iu Holden and enjoyed the cele.
bfation very much Tor cUrtsinly nD
such program WAS moro beautifully
rendered la any placs. The nice well
llghteI hall was cbaFmiugly drapuI
ari ioHtoOutd with eyorgrtcns anu
howefa. Tine speeches, slngs, recita-
tons and music all oyincCd the rein,
ing nud chastcDinr hand OF tho n. Y.
Academy Of which Holden has been a
liUeral patron ~ tue benefit VI tn
whole community. Columbia as typi.
led BY Miss Badger aud her aids was
living poem anu would have m lvrI
Herr Most 10 thank u ~ lot the glorl.
lus land We live Ia. Holden deserves
al the good things she enjoys.
A, B,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
A SnggestIon.
Editor Descrei NevG
A b.

E,itor Dcscret NcgG
People Of many nations are con.
tinually coming In our midst, either
Induced by curiosity or desire ~
learn more Of the people called Nor.
mons. Travel on the American cont.
nent IL not considered completed until
q visit has been maze u the CITY " the
Saints. A good many " these people
are not conversant with the language
here spoken, and II they speak II at all,
II is hut imperiectly. Their questions
are not easily understood either, aud
there 10 just a possibility that n wrong
answer might be- given to their que,.
tlons. Many visiting our city are de.
aifous Of CLEANING all the information
possible, ~ the ehOfttat time, M time
here with them IL limited. An IDEA
has occurred 10 me, which " put into
practice, might MI long.irlt want.
We have Ia our city men OF iutplli.
gonoe-well along In years, well ac.
quaintoi with tue places II Interest,
anu thoroughly cuuvursAnt with
lho doctrines OF the Church Of Jesus
Christ u Lnter.dAy = ANTS. some
Of these men speak other languages.
Now II We had IA office wness tnusr
men could meot,0r maze engagements
win those needing their service, am
SIRE that visitors would leave US with
more correct ideas OF the MotmOns and
also tho Mormon city.
Advertise this, let eastern papers
copy; tourists would then know when
they reached here, where to apply for
a guide, VINO would show them all
places OF interest Tor a stipulated sum,
and also give them correct Information
upon all important subjects connected
with our beautiful city. Besides, We
nave many men, VIM through age,
or otherwise, nro untitled for manuAi
labor. II SOBER h0nvst, virtuous men,
goou Latlur'day Sain y, could not thi.
be- made Of double oalling-ihr mean.
TO live, aud to live to do good?
4 NUN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
Early rrc,byIcrian Conlrovcr,Irs.

lAorM dnsugan Elrlsrl
Doclrlnal controversies sprapg nm
carry M tnu century M the Pfcsbytef.
lNn church, respecting the extent Of
lhe atonrmeut anu tue Imbutation Of
AdHm's sin anu Chrlsps righteousne,s;
ahd now school party was lormsG
over against an old school party. These
parties were simply the renewal Of the
olu anu new sides Of the previous cen.
Jury, and Indeed Of thu Bingham ana
Ulster types Oi Presbytufiauislu, under
new clfculns lnncta aud with regard 10
new Questions. Albbr, Barnes and
Lyman Beechor were tried for hertsv.
anu although ultimately ACQUITTED
by the general assembly vel Inc
oli school was dissatisfied with
lle NerdictH anu In lsg7
"hnding themselves for second tm,
only within seven years Ina the
majority, took advantage Of the occa.
Sion 10 eNseiud simply by an Hct of
power, irrespective Ot constitutional
Imitation" four synods with all tbsir
churches anu ministers. The no..
Bfleved now school held a convention
al AuOutn In August, 1889. aud at Ia.
assembly u 1888 demanded tho enrol.
meht OF the representative Of the i1ur
eAsclnutd synOls. When thi. wns "a.
ustd Two assemblies were Organized.
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the old school sud the new school.
These continued apart until 1870.
Duriug the War Of the Rebellion
each school threw Of the Southern
Byuods. These organized the South
ern Presbyterian church, which etill
contlnues lie independent liie. The
old school anu new school assemblies
united In 1870 on the basis Of the Com
stIiuiiou OF l7ss, with on understands
Ing Of mutual respect snd ioieistlDn
10 both sides on all matters which had
been In contention. This reunion did
not remove differences in spirit, In
doctrine. " IN occlesias'ioal principle.
The two parties were united iu one
clmprehunslvo church instead n re-
manning apart In difiersn. organiz1-
lions.
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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-10
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iRG taas 5a@i1g birthdays. IL c9sis y
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Easy b. spsat fgE = saa8fagje siiEa.
pissed sBties ela 8 pEsaty BeezBe.
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fssBa ~ s8z e6li5hFA IN ibs Bast siab
tsssu EeaEs. Often TIE RasglimeBt has
'ssD gsads EilB s lev dImes, Baf slgs
aae Eaade pUdaiDgs sud pies n szt. oai
ittis iaipgs ~ tflm 10 Z bgrsaG ~ 4
syF3ting assk 6gEaFtbIBg 20 WesF. gF ii,
gEsssstuiign Oi an old Keepsake, - yer,
aeaf ~ tias giysg.
sBe hss giTRB 10 Obe q eHg ard ssaes
iied Rith . bit oi FsbbvB, 10 be ~.
eblid . very OEB aBd sacred 70 bis sse
slle has vFsEldF8 = ysry BgBdeFJal uaez
I Rie, aud tGe bOu0rad ebild Isas serve
| st che bas bakad q dellcstA eake fgr 4
tea party for sjsteg ~ pUssi8g sRsE, az
gbsp fs9bsfs bjFf5dsy esmes fonpr
gheas shWt b. gstE a Letter frer
sEFEgbedy jn ibe bggse, ssBt t3,rgag
1 tue mails Even bgby b among n
/ e9IIespD pDudeats, sBd tor days there ;
sOmsihlgR ~ tell about tas Bay The fs
iittle fe3iOW held the pencil aud tried !
ssall0g ths ssaDp wbsn she eBYelDp
80 sansed agd Eesiy 70 bs posted.
\ Pleasure may be high priced, b8
resi- hapRinese i no deareE Shan 6aJ
I iiahf.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-10
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4he lasg9aFatioa oseE, GTogsF Csgo.
iaB1 " abs beln, witb tbs silp n eiste
KsRaea ~ crew 81 his svb seisefigg
picked msn NJ, ~ may ezgsst isiy
saiilug ~ she Bsxs for yssfE Ogr
kes1exs hsye A0ubtless zsad ~, Cisge-
ia0a'g eaDlFabls inaggsEsl Deiofs ttis.
anshaye foFped tlieiF oVp opiHi9Bs n
~ ssme W. hsliege ~ struck pop.
ulat chord 10 sbs baagfg ol flle ADsri-
a. pAople n tls deaiipg pitA tbe
gFsst qaesiioDs whiet lave e0me h the
fFe0t WltbIn tbe past lev yeass, W..
aaaBee sud iazation,
Dswoaaey nv siRags stood IN
bsnsst naoBsy; IikeWiae 90 e4aalizatlop
gi tgs baFasas n taxation, Nov les
ne present eoBgEass at tbe esglisst
pssgbie momeht carry oat H. pledges
maas y ~ peoplg before fbs eieeslgH,
sepsai the iniquii0gs tsriG iaw aBd
psse Az fqusble iHc0ae tsz bij, SOD
tbs work wili have bssa more tban haii
sceompiiskad, gbis We psopls have i
right to szgeet gae @oss dif3eglt
task n a5lagteg ne relsslons sAsi
eagad exist bstgeep silver aBd gold
VIII FeqalEe more tlac anA TAX the
btsils n or bert fnapeisrs. That tbi'
rsiaAcp shoald N adjusted aBd bosil
metals 10 used - basis for Our eur,
Eeaey q tbe opiDloH of yssG aai0Htg
0f tso people. II q also trae tnat w
people demand shag tbis sboald b.
eaeetea without fegaf1 y ths wisbe'
oi TIE eflste ggaafehies of ti1s III
Ncfld. Ihe demonstration of silver
was % a gFeae axient sbe result II tbt
dieiasi0h of EBgland aud 0sFmaas,
vlo worked through sss iaedlam D
MalI street fsaDclsr. These seyera
maiters sdiasted aioBg TIE line
iasFked ont u tila donoeratic piatiorp
0f1sfg2, ~ sra " unexaupiea prosper
~ faas bs expected.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-10
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HoBF years ago NJ Cleveland lsfb The
presidential ehalg vito j surplus 10 tie
natioBal tEeagary Of mare than oae
banded ailiiop aollare. a week age
" fetaFBed v asa Ne sFeasagg bank.
suDt
70 Nv tbai Gae faapeiai silaatlon d
cFisleal 4 ~ sxpreas Il mildly. aud tha
sssnit Will psobably 81 4 special session
oi gongfsss ysEy shorsig
soaetsries Faesor aDd Tracy took
Sigh and patsigtle gF0aDds, elaimlgg
shatil Wa ahseIaEsls glsgraceiul pr the
Harrison aamiaistsation % tara over
ne tsaeaAFg n lhs psmOeFas 81 .
crippled eoDdlsion, aud Mr Poster
Woald hAss anerelsed she pssEoeatigs
which belogee h hlm aBaar w NV
81 Ia1G II Issuing bonds % Increase sbe
RoId ressrye. bas President HarsAen
apd ths balapee of NV eabipet were N
mIgh pppoaed u thls eonrse sllas he
wpuId not sake ths Eaepopeibillty
Rofhapo ait4r al 4 gsre bslter ~ ~
Ahn counlny is grHls slred d 8epabilaap
aiganceeripe, ana hars NE atmosi cop.
1aepoc ID Mr elagoIapa and ais ability
ssalaa hy MI able oabiaet a.
stseighsep oas nattefa
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-10

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sUgcEasI0s 0g JOsgPH b n D. DBcD.
EgT FIHTEEo q a. assgi aas 5osal1 lssls,a ISSUED
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saturday. REareh EEfh. EsDS,
r tbs elart lssese asa bstFasa 5agal bgar oil
~ as pisgElg s's1asaa 4" ~ sessa2'' 3" Co.
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esld tnO BRsEs vii ~ givep 3saBHble ID eaAal 81
4 q AN 8HsiHlh8eats Hith gfudgFs ha1 and speeia
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pgfeA4se BfAse purchaser n fnfhisil t4lsif lRgN
AssQFg asips ~ ths etbfit gsFiiga payahs z thi
l graef VI tke sayninksilatffEi VIII AbpTaefa PEI
i sypAl speatitg u bBF E4tisfaefipH. beasiBe eigb
~ teHt peT aanuui Interest from tsatnrftt uiti
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tees u plaee6 ~ ils iaapds ~ ~ sitsgpsy Ter eVl
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Il Felb5, lSl5. JH6S. KLEIN PEEEf
i ~ N ReAg. ANY. Aaetioahar.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-10


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asr aGarEss = aisg 5sas2iBg azo naoFs
befgag fgr - sa2e Gsp, gbiss Eail bs
toe III lelg - lses bssaa aad 2 lses
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ssasea 4As Gapssln use aassas ai ~
fims. aud opr lafgaaGfes ~ Beg -
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beeg, During ~ psst fgst Berfas D.
bas sgs7 bafges 30 Geet long, ~ Eses
b4sag, z let hosas q iaasi ihsis - abogi
tbe sgesgs slzs u ~ baEges EsV -
~ by GAs Galveston Construction
CguEaBy iu Ase HsF8soI.
ivO rboe bergea. 90 fset long ~ feet
5ssra, sBa 8 ~ Gsst hol3, dOpe tag
boei, ~ Eefsesf f0E 1fr, a bsrt Be3
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fhat ftsse bsEass sisi e6e5 EesEsy 60.
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EfbSib tas aeEt faw gesFs, gAir. h9Us'
sags tbst tais perish lass toe Lsst GI4g
siapJsg ia ~ asozN Hs ssia: % ] knos
this iRa bod esstsaesG 10 make. Bsas .
il ~ truth" Arrangements sEe syel
noe being perfected GoT tbe bgilaial
0fa Da@5ss 0f isFge . mast 6eaOeBsH
Scr ~ Msxiean sUd e0Hah AIasEiear
Trade, aad - sOoH ~ eight fses u sEsfsl
j. o51aIBaa. HE epiDbaiidigg i9tsFssii
RijiDs lsrgeiT a1gnisalsa, ~ HitI ejgh
iest n water st tkls bar. HBlsdeB gsssel'
dHaEIDg Ea0Te plsD tWies taaB aEDOgBI
0i wstsF whsB lQaaeJ asB g,ass fas bsY,
sud then ns0Fs Tesseis niH be bgilt hsra
tilap " apy Othsf ysIds08 The sDaibsfL
eosst, As sOoa ss We caB make Il con,
gerisat 10 hsye IN iatesEiew with CsD
ssiD HsTmanseH Pc premise OR rsad
efs EaaBg more dstaiis 10 isg0rd 70 hi
sgDiset, abieb cannot fsil 20 iRtereE
81 oi orr fssders who have ths iRtsEes
oi opt eity n bsagt,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-10
soy RLCE

One extreme f05i0wg sBOther The
sxtfsmsly low prices paid for rice for
tlle last nix EaOate has ba5 . tsBdsBes
to disbasrtsn many, sua iEon III ihsi
We csn learn tbe eaitgatiOD of tllis
eeEssI Will osase altogether 10 q large
portion Of tbe state wbefe primitive
methods prevail; that h, where tbe Eiee
u cut With sickle and thEeahsa out IL
tas old style, AZ aaiter Of fact Tiee
Wien produced 10 this msy e0sts the
producer more than he vii ges for bis
pE0aHeteger again lnopen Eaaflst, aDd
II q only wheu The adyaBeed naeEbOds
aDd Improved uacbi0esy a1d appliances
az nled that rice can bs . pairing crop;
hepce W say that its cultivation - ~
lesst oHe.baIi oi The state, where q Wss
formerly saised II . iimited extent, sjil
cease egtrely, and for tbat TeasoD
NJ may exeeet maeb smaller acreage.
tskiDg he rice district ~ . whole, than
ieF tbe laat two years aud consequently
higher prlesG Tais sbonA be ! matter
ot encouragement p Iice pIsBts1s bere
Rto are prepared with iffigstl1g ma.
ehiueEg aDd haye lsyees aud dana. esc..
built aDd tlle machinery for harYesfiBg
md taFesbiag sfIer the modern plsn y
pat - aIi ny thsy can properly take
care 81.
Willie NE prices thas pFegailed tWo
of three years ago will YfObably never
~ Feslized again. atiii w need BOT ise,
tbe terribly depressed aarkst Ii Whieb
the crop 81 lust gear vac sold. AZ 1.
well kn0an, the caase II tbe abnor.
nslly log price wns the apparent aDd
f6sl necessity for marketing the cf0p
immedialely aflsr harvest This arose
from tRo caasesJ fret, The presence b
debt ard second, Mo laek ii stogag,
facilities Bott of these, Il BET entiic.
b ohgiatsa, Nill be greatly mitigate0
another year srlis leasoB n last YEA
was seyoFe one, bnt q vas net gltboDi
III good resnlsa Fafmen have beet
obliged 70 adhere naore closely b IL,
cash system aud afe consequently ireel
from aabt tl,an ayef heipso, Whiio Is,
storage facilities aes much ipcreaeeo
botl 81 iodigidaal farmers apd By ",
building ef large riee warehouses; boli
hete md IL Nov 0laan6 On thi
Whole the prospeesa iar sbe siee farmei
VI Calaasien ave y 4 saseaie 4ue
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-10

bBicklsy. PENN We had 40 epidemic D.
eAoleg1pe, - oBr pbgeiciaBg called 8i, 10 ~,
pare 3aiely and ! rBasg great III with Gil&E1
9eflaip = CDliej lshgiefa aDd DlasTh1g gsDrdg
800 -four DUN bgitlss of II II gHe Beeb
&DH bsye siRcg F0ia nearly RFGss. I6i,
EFneay 6id the YoSk aud aag 4 III a8ger
tlsenfBt fOy rae, several peFS9n5 who haG
hsss,i RTqabled @lth disgfi-04 lor lWo " tbFe.
EeFks aeFe cured 9y afeW dOses of fiiis med
8ctHes q 4 KhApP ut. C
TNsptysfYe and 9 ny ceBt bVitles iof aals b
n. y. Kea1ey, Dpggist
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-10

VACANT BgClEssIlRO on "A. .E. GARY 41EgiD,
49R VIRTUE VI aH order and oeiamissign 81
- sued etit q said hpnslabie eeaH Aad q ase
Objected wiil OHer f9F sale ~ p1hlie aiietlen u
tbe last and higbsst Jiddar, pn
ssssturdass saagell EEsBl, 1s0s,,
bstNaeH iegql hours, Al tLe aoart hSass door Of
saia passa i3ie following DESCRIBED real plspsFty
belyhR.ug v aald aHeeesssoH, f55dk
tiat eeftaiD lot VI ground III isla CITY " Lake
Gba7Ies NJ. egt9ineBeing I5si fsef aaat ~ she
epHfltNnst eSfiiar u BipeE Ke "a Sir afailiop 10
saia fgen saaif laying eeg fet font u i5ielisfs
tteet W deyli north " no test listaeeH pAral.
isl 3inea
1Ekslass-casll ell day or sale
dH0G KisBEI2PEgFsB
a. N FDdQ, ATTY. Aagsiegeef.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-10

beglsnine q - GeiGek s NJ 81 g1iieh SAD nieet
iag tbe creditors ehai yoie m 81 ldie ais1 ~ t
inat,4sf abd leiss u eais " fils property Aar
Feeafaso, and ppen be aBplieateu gf lile lnseiY
ellis fsf aissnafge,
Wisaeas Hgg haad apa saai ef Office ~ Lake
~ ghaaes, Aa3s hateh gt 1893
hgAkt ngC,1fkEL,
49, ElefA DisA3gt goart,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-10
anecessI0m sale.
VACANT sUccEgsI0N 0Y Z. g. qARY, paop

INeiflb Jndieial Distract Court EaTlsi. " CaiGa-
sieuj STATE " L5gissaaAs-ka w.,
Probate Docket.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10
NE Mar Kas Short sM Nc Stopped
YAsm just the Same.

. r. & J .
The recent exploit of Arizona Charley
in stopping . runaway no ~. wherein
his long bair streamed out behind, az the
wind caught il, like the tassels on Mis-
souri, cornstalk, WAS onfdone by = King
man boy with .hort hair last Sunday.
Az this modest ouns man has no show
on the road ard don't cars even to be
scen himself. only bv the eyes Of beauty,
this write up Of facts viii likely bring the
glow OF modesty To his cheeks.
Coyote Hill 10 steep and rugged
inouutsin over which the road 10 Mineral
Park winds in lie devious way. Mrs.
Judge Russell, ths Misses Katy and Liz.
xie Sherman were on their way down
this ,ncuntsin, On the way TO the home
Of the latter IT Mineral Park, when the
horses took fright and ran away. Only
those who hAs. travelled in mountain
countries aud seen the mad dash Of
runaway steeds or y stage cosch under
full headway. can imagine the excite
ment and danger attending runaway
team on the mountain just 40 il seemed
that the entire outfit would he dashed 10
pieces John Blakely appeared on his
COW pony and = race for life ensusd. The
pony trus to the traditional feetness OF
It's Kind soon was alongside oi the mad
densd animals and Jol,n, reaching down
from his saddle, sr4sped the bit OF the
nearest animal aud by AN exertion Of
pure nerve and strength. brought the
team 10 stani.t No one was hurt.
hut what might have been can only be
snrmised, had not the trained hand oi
John B.akely found place 10 show it's
grip. Other places may have the longest
pole when il comes 10 knocking of the
persimmons and thick rined oranges
and an occasional long haired sarmint
with sand 10 his boots, but Mohave
county can make the shade Of their
,nightiest turn over IN his coffin with
envy when it comes to ore deposits,
beauty adorned by sun bonnets and
bravery dscked out In high heeled boots.
juggling spurs, and short pompAdour
hair.