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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25
For tie Observer.
DcathH.

At Melrore, al Ianceyvil'e,
Css~el: County, n. C, 81, o'clock,
on FRIDAY morning, The 10Th OF
Malch, 1893, after a painful illness.
Mrs Mary j. W,i'iansou,. wife OF
The late James G. Williamson, Esq
in the 9Th year OF her age. Beloved
and m"urued by all no knew her.
a., bis residence 10 Vance, vile
on Friday morning, Mar,h 10, 1898
al IL O'Clock, DR.. Robert William.
-on, yc"nge-t brother Of The late
Jane" e. Williamson, Esq. ~ the
4Uh year Of his age. Alter long
continued and acute suffering, Life.
htiu! lever o.e.-he sleeps we'll"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25
Orange superior Court


ProcceuinRS.
Judge Bryan and Solicitor Parker
arrived Sunday. Coor, convened .,
il a. m. Monday.
The folI"win.-nsmed persons we,e
drawn a. Grand Jurors:
M.ssrs. Wm. \. Pri,chard. Fore
man; ID L D'ck.y. Z. r. Gates,
Psll E ackwo"d, VIM. II. R.ter.
son, Th"ma. K Sykes, Orren Tate,
NJ A. McCauley. j T, wilson, J...
I. Ray, John 4 Parker. Thcs FL
~ar'i-. coior-d, James L. Ray. Bsx
ter King, Wm. q. Ph,pp-, Luther
J Weaver, b II. Mckee and John
Lloyd.
Judge Bryan delivered bis charge
and Mr. A. w. Breeze was .worn a.
officer IN charge Of the Grand Jury.
The following eases were dssp"red
oi up to The time We wen, 10 press 4:
State vs.. Bud Woods. ARRAY.
Guilty. Judgment Suspended upon
payment Of costs.
State rs. Richard Baldwin. Burn
ing q house On premises OF John
Maynor. Continued.
Stat. IS George Smith. Assault,
with a deadly weapon. Guilty.
Judgment suspended upon paymeu,
Ut cost.
State rs. Wm. Aston. Henderson
Aston and Luther At~at-r. ARRAY.
Guilty. Henderson Alstcu and w I'll.
Aston, -act,, tn.d SIS and costs
Luther A~,~ster6 months impri>on
m.nt IN county Jail.
State W. Abner To!er. Assault,
with deadly weapon. Guilty
Judgment suspended upon pay men,
OF costs.
State vs.. lafayette Villinea. Re
failing without License. Cunt,
Fined IS and costs.
State w. John Aston. Arscn
This ~ the care OF the corcred ma,
who Sc, Nj. + l. Coole,'s reel.
Silence n fire III the day time 4
true bill was found against Als,o,
and he ~a- brought !uto court aid
arta'gned Tuesday.
Gu account OF the sickness o
Judge Bryan. who taken sudden
iy III Tuesday night, there was nc
session Of the court "Wednesday,
On Inur>day the crimlna! docket
wa, resu,uei /, and J.nn Aston va,
above" to plead guilty OF a ielonl
II a'leu.p, ~ tutn, al VAS zen
fenced 70 .he State pe,l' enria7, a
'iard labor tor ten Year..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NJ OtTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

BY Virtue Of u mortsageIcetexccu
ted by Theodore Turner and Mary II.
Turner his wife. to judy B Gray. amt
properly recorded in the oilicevf Regis
ter 81 Deeds Of orange couniv.in Book
r., page 23l. | will sell tor cash at The
court house door in IIilisboro. on Mon
day. Nav /, 1893. y tract of Ian! in Lit
lie RIVER township. adjoining lands ol
Joseph ". Brown. Charles f.. Wilson
xuu others. aud containing One Hum
I,ei and Twenty-Five Acres. more or
i,ss. lelng the ianl whereof the late
Mary Fauretfe died seized.
Sale is made To satisfy mortgage and
to pay costs.
Thu, 81 day OF March, 1893.
JUDY b. GRAY,
NDrtU1pap
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25
. DMiNt> NDIit r..

Having this LAY qns'ifel - sinil-
istrator OF VIZ. {. = heck. / iegi.->l
any per>oil indebted - han II rn4ne
payment Ia me alal heteoy give ~4..iic.
TO those having claims against his 49,
iAie ~ Present them Oh or before Feb
.uaFy iolh, lso4. or this notice vii. u,
plead i'll bar ot.r-cuverv.
Ills lJ.n dat of Februsrs. l>o3.
ROBERT j. GARDEN.
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25
English SPAWN l!uitnent reu,rv..

English SPAWN l!nitnen, removes
ii He's, Soft :" Cail"us-.i L"nips
>~ra,iA-, Cubs. Spiirts. S~~cue,
( .-f"re Ht,ne-. Sprains, al S~ri
& rnr"a,-, Coughs, etc. Save ST.
!, u" Of "uc bottle. Warranted
u mos, wonderful Blcmi>h Cur.
- KNOW. Sold " ". y. lla,es
Giu-si.i, u,l,.rnn..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25

N EFFECT NOV -, 1872.
Train 70. 9. RAIL. going West, ar.
rive. a; II l.h"ro At G0G y. N
Tran NJ IL, mail. going Eat.
arr.t- a, IIiilshorn :, Ii ~ n.
Tan W, II. ~(pas-cuge-) gong
W4s.. arrive, At IA a m.
Train -" II, tmiyejl going Ea-,
.,-,fi>r. g 234 q. IN.
Ttsn No. G2, local freight, (no
ra-,ngrr-). going East. arrives a,
H. ~ a. m, leaves at 10 Az a. ~.
/ Tam NJ. G3. local freight, (nn
(p4-.- ,"r,), going West. art.es q,
j, 4 ~, leaves ~ ! So n. m.
J. 6. COOLEY, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25

By virtue Of the power conferred by
the last NH AM testament III A,tl>
Nichols. Increased. Will uf"r for sac
81 IT,. residence .! the !Ate NrS. io.t
Nichols. ~ iaut> ny. March 80. l>H,i.
two vaiutttr tracts OF lanl il Liter
Hivcr township. The HON" place Il
the late Al,i> Nichols. adjoining the
lands oil ~>;epheA Ja:ue>. Jo~-ph Brown.
Thomas Roberts. Henry Nur4ocn AMI
others. con:a.aiuy Two Hundred atul
Ttirt,a Eight Acres. Also one other
tract ah"rtou Auo> Nttl.,l> upw re-
silts. a}I1iniug The LAM. q: +. {. Tree.
Richard Msl'.t ani The Home -.
and containing Tn. Iun1rrl cad Flftr
Acres. The above lands u ii ~ ~o.}i i
tracts to eult purchases. N.Ea q. ~
,laud> Is in oI..intl ..rn"th SIil i we41
adapted I" the growth .. dAetohavca-
&c. /. will be soil ul a cg-ii, 81 =
| months: bo:sl AL : tur,ly require
au1 ,l!Ie reserve! until lu.i payments ).
matte.
Al the same ,irt" anil p'lre | VI
also sell for CASH the personal PROPERTY
belonging - said estate. consisting .
two. he4s alnl furniture. hou>- hold N.
kitchen furnitur.. on. COW. &. &.
This a. Lay - ttsrusrv l>s3.
ISAAC Il >1RAIroh\ y,
Administrator &c b0:.is non viii TIN
u Ill annexed.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25


sac notice of sale "f land BY
ia : IS Gay. m"rt.ag"c.
We r,gre, 10 learn that M J..
N@-n'. II Ctap.l III who ar
- h~r. Monday 10 attend Court.
l.'ak,n -n,!l.ni, III ard rrtnrr4J
4 ~ l.. We l. :" lie VIII SON e
Nj J Corr b., ,,r> >s'n-
n'f"l"" ."nr cd ."it, ~ d-a't,. n
: Cerpr., 'aer ii :, ,n- day la>t
n.-n L.. rnit e.- t-c-uty i,ur
I chased ir"m Hc y. + B~t'rL-i"r
4 81 Hsl, igh, AID "a. ,n9u- st$1,5Up
-rcr Mnrunenis ,u,l Tomb
4-nrr. # Mlrt.- and GRANITE ~ th"
lrrtti.st dos Y"s pni At I"o..t
I prices. cXii ~ l. | H"g-rs & co.
3'"riam, e.. Or writ. r"r '.r'ce
,i-i anI ,lcsi.n
We bad = very p!ea-sn, cs'l on
"Wednesday rom Mr. r. ) Star
r-tit. .As-orlat. Eiu"r IL Ne DIR
/ ban k.cotd.r. H.. ~as here ia IT,.
irte,rnt - !u- csccllcn, ,ap.r. and
49,. l,,.t,s ,a., ,n,
sn..n. il A,!r.
III ,,,,. ,,hoa, hn,t -, |
49,. u,l..,.
|, "A A,ut"2 T. no.. why not :,
-, s., !. y -.
I,,,.. ,,.l 49,, .,,.L.,. .,,,.L :.
....,, 1,l go; ,.j
80, 49,. 49,.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25
One OF Many.
CHAPEL Hill. n. G.
January ~. 1893.

Nix. NATE w. BHowN pncln.e
81 ~i-IeA-r send ne the worth Of it
II. "Pny.icla". aud Surgeons Soap
| ike ,he ,A,nplr very much. aud il
II -hai prove /" be Ms nice as | now
umk u. | shall become & cons,an,
;,n,run. Send hy -sp-ers, ptomrlly
Very respectfully,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25

Is A CAREFULLY PREPARED
/ combination OF Pune Chemicals In
perfect solution.
1t Is highly endorsed BY many of the
lesding medical men Of the country as
being admirably adapted TOR Pulmonary
Diseases n for persons suffering from
General Debility.
1t IS prescribed bv prominent rhysl-
cians OF Hil!sbOro, and patients derive
great benefit from II.
1t is neatly put up In q full pint bot
tie. containing more than any similar
preparation. ard Is cold al less price.
1t is recommended 10 the public with
entire confidence.
CONVERSATION DRUG CO,
Kirnnond. Va.
kE- For aale by all Druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25

There is something better than
O Revival, and that i. a Christian lite
that doesn't need 10 be revI.e1."-
Moody.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25

TIE sh"v" il one ~ the many let.
Ter. hlch MIR Blown has rece,ve.t
l.. a cakr Il "pAv>icians and Sur
goes. soap" Only ~ cents. F"'
-.i- " y W. brown Il Co, ant
ihc i@i.ilntor. Book Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25

-FoE SALE.-A Spanish Jack, 10
years Cd For tnil particulars adj
,i,ess l.. Nj. Gates, Rock Springs,
Orange County, n. C.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25

Many Person"
Are broken down from ove-worH Or household
cares Browns Iron RitterS
rebuilds the system, aids digestion. removes cx-
cess Of bile. and cures malaria Get the genuine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25
TNEt . NOTICE.

Having this ,lav qualified a. Execu-
.or OF the last will OF Joseph e. Weh,,.
request all persons indebted TO him -
make payment 10 me. and hereby .!ve
notice 10 tho>" having claims araiIls'
ht~ estate 70 present them on or before
February litii. 1894. or this notice will
be plead in bar of recovery.
HIS lttL dav Of February. lSaJ.
JAMES WEBB. ia.
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25

ilamy hr.y'r Specific Npmher !,
cures Coughs, C"ri- sad Bronchitis.
The rr!lci i. puck, the cure pert, Ct.
Pace :, cents. For $40 by oil
.ru-.l-t..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25

& SUMMER GOODS.
We desire to notify the public, and particularly The residents Of Hnl..
toro and Orange County, that e have jus. received os
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK FROM
THE NORTHERN MARKETS.
whrre~e purchased from some Of the be.. hoo.e.. aud ~ max. prices
o suit the ex,reme scarcity OF money.
We keep n Stock
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS.
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS,
HARDWARE, CRocKERYwARE, %
CTtOCEE1IEc.s OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Come and inspect o goods before Purchasing elsewhere. and We will
save you money.
We take barter and hell you goods .s ehe,r =. it you lad the each 10
your haEds
Thanking yoa< for pas, hvors, yours ,ro,y,
JOS. \. x4A1.1tIs. JR-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25
N. . / | { +

Bids viii be received tar tho con
rtrt5ctinn 81 \ new bridge ovc Emo
rIvcr At iliii.lofn. on the lat Monday
IN April, 1885. Those ue,iflug 10 It'd
can get 4 copy OF the specification. by
applying Ia the undersigned. The
Cunuui>,!ou-rs reserve the righ; To re-
j-ci all bids Of irresponsible parties.
D. II. HAMILTON.
Chul'n BOARD OF Co. Commissioners.
March 9Th. 1899.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25

Having qualified ~ .sdIss..., asnr
dc L,nls no. upon :ls- ...at- If Mr..
uzstha II. Eacswea.. arc~4.eE. I
tssT-bs give ssotic- 10 AL psrs1ns
indebted 10 .Afi ~s.st- - make fav-
rnrnt ~ osce. All a! person. hoit-
ing rI-.c1> s.s tsst s..l estate Gtsst pr.-
sent lie sat1- ~ tDr aai-r.tgsaei prop
~fiv au.hertlra.~,i aG .r before The 23d
lay 9: February. lcai. or this notice
Ill b. plead III lsar o. th-Ir recovery.
lbs .Si DAY al L~gtfuarv. 1893
| ". l. PHILIPS.
! Atm0u.tfAef 81.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25

I t>h ra'h Tor Hides, Furs Rags.
Wax. Eggs.
antri a. kinds ut Country
Prndl,e
Tar sock Of Ladies and Mcu,
N'hber. are lh- he.l il th.s-ectlou.
New Goods daily. Please cal
We lrcier TO pay CASH Tor Pro.
duce, rather ,hsn trade
n w BROWN & co.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25
lFor the Ob<ervpr.
CALBw ELL INsTITl TIE. Y. C,
llA0

.latch 18Th, 1898.
AR. Sama-l l.. Adams. Of Dor
ham, will deliver All add,e,s on the
-nhj.ct "Wterr Am | Afro ,te
Faculty, students aud community OF
Caldwell lns,,tu,e, or Easter Mon.
day, April 81. a IL a. u
~ p. IN. there sill he an Easte,
>-nir. conducted by Mr.. Adan-
ani Kew. &. &. Rose, Of Caldwell
Ciruu.t.
Mf Ad~ms will also sing soue
solos, az, . M. ,hnruses viii l..
gym t II. eholr II Cald we'll lnsli
.n,r W." ,n>'t~ all VIII" wish 70 be
i.,, !il-,i in,,n- and tc with W..
J III MCCRACkEN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25

l.ch ~ human and horses and all
A|rl,uA ru,.,i IN 80 minutes by
Hn.!,.rt'. Seminary Lotion. This
n,y.r ,.!l.. Sold ty w. a. Hay.s.
Dr.sI.,, li,lt>toro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25
\. w BROWN & co.
y Bar .

\ BARGAIN.
a soo 90 Sewing Machine and a
els Dress Pattern both l,r $4,000.
Apply =. it4is tni,r
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25
The New York
WEEKLY WORLD.
One Dollar a Year.

Con,sins The best features OF any
Weekly printed. NJ. QUAD. late
Of the Detroit Free Press. writes .
page OF matter every week.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25

THE WEEKLY K
New York City.
THE PRESS.
NEW fOHK1
FOR l@D:B.
DAILY. SUNDAY. WEEKLY.

The Aggressive Republican Journal 4
tn. Mctrop"it
\ NEWSPAPER FnR The MAesks.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-25

SUE notice Oi sale Of land h>
la 3 Gay. mort.ag.c.
We rtgre, TO learn that M ]
|; N@-o". II Crapgi HI who Ar
Il here Monday 10 attend C"ur,
,-tak,n -n,ia,ni. III ard rLnur4'
1. We -" he VIII SON / !.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
WILL AprE,R AT us BEST.


San Fnnciico intends TO APPEAR
with its best bib and tucker on during
the Aiidwintor Fair. The metropolis
Of the coast II much like certain fami.
lies that are occasionally met with IA
various parts Of tho country. Whom
they are ut home and obscufed from
the guze OF strangers they don't MUD "a
bit OF dirt. Sometimes they will VIZ
down TO breakfast with unwashod
hands and faces aud unkompt hair, or
will wait around with toilet only
partially completed. Bnt when they
get word that u stranger or some person
high In social position IL about %
make them visit, they got on a lively
movement, wash and brush themselves,
AMI don their best attire,
san Francisco hiss learned that
visitors are coming, aud is anxious 10
make a good impression. The first
step Ia this preparation has been
ordered, by Mayor l.. II. Ellcrt and
Health Onlcer j. w. lSeonry 10 be
taken. Fignratively speaking, they
have deoreed that the city shall take u
bath Tor cleansing purposes, aud have
issued the following instructions to the
rusidcntG
Tho Mldwinior Exposition viii attract
many thousands ct visitors To our city
during tho uuNt Nix months. Every
/ f#t adj
Hospitality. That alone In not sufficient
First impressions ou strangers AFRO very
marked, and our people should unite 10
| place tho city aud keep % boz as good %
condition as 10 Is possible, Cleanliness Is
| thc fret requisite. Every property uwnpr
and householder should SEQ tu Do that
his house und appurunBuuos urH iu
! thorough good order ana condition.
MhltuWhsh an uu.huusUs, ANA huHn o.
supply OF disIui,ciaut on hand l0 usu
freely
Secure iron or zinc vessels into which
| Co place garbage and huyu tuum Tu-
qu0nty rlUusul with hnt WUtDr
Every huiol, uluriluE-hcuao, rpsiau-
rlui ana sh.uuu-hgUpyr should hlvo Dis
place pat u pHr'Uc. Hui Ury condition
and IUpt 800 lhpt hero may DO uo ru.r
| Tor complaint by tuu thousands ui guests
whom they VIII Do called upon .0 proc
NiaH for ltUry possible uruuIHuu
should h1 HhUu tU Prevent uUusro
smells ur uduri lrNm sIfHuHut, uIumg-
! rooms HuI HDfnnlma,
An our clutnus ufu requested Co ilI,o
stops tn u.i tuU authuUIUs boo Nnrplug
tho Htr'n., places OF business aul houses
d. a7 c.rAn aud sanitary us pose
sihIU,
~cyongDr, collecting garbage must
have their yIrH arranged with Ur-uEht
covers and 500 uuUrtIuu.Hl IlAU they do
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

Tho Nrw8 is sure that u1 class of
Information DO received with moro
pleasure by the moi rily of i4 readers
thau previously unpublished reminds.
cences or pcrhBp haI.fOrsoltru iuCi-
dents OF Pioneer history nuI tlu weary
STEPS attendant upon nud prior 10 The
great exodus % thuso valleys. Tho
veteran participants in these exciting
scenes one by ono arc passing away
and it is not only pubic duty bot "a
sincere pleasure TO obtain from thciruwu
lips ana preserve for the pefushl % com.
ing generations oil tho litilu happenings
and events that, trivial though they
muy be- iu themselves anu may have
seemed %, the Time, are still necessary
% a complete history aul understand.
Ing Of tho great theme. This may
therefore be- deemed an Invitation %
al our aged aud tried ffIcn1s 10 call
from tho chambers Of tluir memory
such Incidents na have been alluded 10.
II they have no children 0r grand.
children or grcat.grandchildfen handy
TO wfiie lhcir fcclials from diciation,
there are doubtless plenty % willing
frionJs who Will do 80; AMI on ~ part
the NEWS will be ovcJoyed topre-ctve
them Ia widely rcau anu impcrishablc
print.
Win thls much Of introduction, We
present the following;
SUBWAY, Apache CO., Arizona,
December ~ l-1j.
Edt0r Desert Ncrg
sooing "a number " "First Things ~
piouUUra' noted iu your pnpor, 1 thought
] would m0utiuu that whom We w0rH pre-
pairing 90 leave Nauyuo. President Dung
called tho captains together aud tuidi
"lifothron, We must Do on Who will bo
ready o. start in three daysg' On tho
third day amer, ut N O'Clock q. fu., re-
ported myself and company, VITA eleven
wagons, ready. We crossed tho riyOr
that day, tho nrHt 10 leave NuuyoD Tor tho
West Our instructions wuru To- stay at
Sugar crock until We wore moro fully
organized. There We remained several
weeks, exposed 10 rain aud SNOW. I rO-
turned 90 NauvpO once during the umu,
accompanying President Young
CHARLES SUBWAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

subject, and also whether 40 strange a
phenomenon is thought possible.
There is, we believe, n theory that
theearth's axis has a tendency 10 be.
come perpendicular to the plane Of the
Orbit tt mas bsrn suggested that the
earth, while running her course for
agea might gradually lose its balnuc8
on account OF the oceans rIahins o.
one side, NJ present ;he sJuth pole.
Should such i.n fences b, nt WORK
changing the position of our globe, i,
would naturally be- v.siul, iu the
changed ute oi Che g5iirn chariot
and be particularly Observable whore
the horizon BE- limited by mountains
with we'll defined, uneven ou,iuos.
The subject may be considered ready
Tor discussion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
PROCEED LEGALLY

There IL no dispute ns 10 the fact
that Utah would BIO greatly benefited
by placing a thoroughly representative
exhibit ut the Midwlnier Fair IN Call.
fornla. The gentlemen who have the
arrangements In charge here nlly
realize that whatever + done, the dis.
play must not be OIL nlggardly char
lctsr, And they arc putting forth their
best efforts to secure a crcdiiable repre-.
sentatlon. They are generally con-
trlbuting much thought time and
labor TO the cause, and are doarrvingoi
praise for their unsoliish and public
spirited course.
ono fact IA patent to all; The Terri
tory cannot make display Of IT, pro.
ducts without going ~ considerable
expense. with the advantages offered
In the way Of kiudnesses from
railways, the Fair managers, AMI
others. this cKponso may be- small In
comparison with what IN accomplished,
but even then It will reach large
sum. To raise this amount commit.
tees are soliciting aid from private
subscriptions, the work not having
proceeded far enough yet to say what
reception II will meet with on tho patt
OF the public.
Applications have been made 20 the
various county courts for appropriations
TO the Fair fund, aud petitions are
being circulated among leading busl-
ness men, urging the probate judges
and selectmen to grant the application.
At this point there IL a suggestion
which the NEWS feels impelled to
oder, and In doing NO ESPECIALLY wishes
10 avoid anything that would bear tho
semblnnce Of aningonizing the
Fair movement This suggestion IL
that the county courts look carefully
Into the question Of their lawful power
TO make such appropriations Rs that
asked. Private parties may do as they
please with their private fund.-; but
public officers must handle the money
Of the public ia the manner defined by
statute or come undera penalty. Tho
law Is not elastic for all purposes and,
ON tho face Of the thing, II looks 10 "a
doubtful whether II can be- stretched 10
make legal any diversion VI public
funds to aid IN the exhibition Ms pro-
posed.
The county courts may use funds Tor
county purposes; they are specially
authorized to contribute Of tho county
cash 10 various works OF charity
and Improvement. But beyond tho
statutory provisions they cannot NOR.
ally or legally 10, no matter what
may DO tho sentiment. The News
has no desire TO DO arbitrary In this
matter, or to crowd H. advice upon
anyone, but under tho clroumsta noes
II Is someone's duty--a duty, too
which cannot honorably DO avoided
10 warn the various oouaty courts 10
ascertain whether or not they are ON.
powered 10 mako the contribution
requested, Being assured as 10 how
far they may proceed legally, We shall
make no objection to such gonerollty
on their part as Judgment sentimsn.
ARd enterprise may dictate.
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renee 80 not frequent enough.
ono % its purposes BE- Co make che city
attractive nnd thus invite an increase
OF population. In this connection %
mlsht be- suggested thnt the city " the
Wet that b. going 60 hEc the lead iu
this fcatuto will be the one which
galsa rpuiallou i9r having the m.s.
perfect permanent san tory condition;
oc Ha.onal spurls oo NOT produce %
healthy state %. nnaIrs. 10 cHamH,r
0i commerce, t0ar.s Of trade, and
other organizations who arr ungagc1 To
showing up the advantages mud &C..
-ources OF our Territory would keep
tbi. idea in View 30 would Prove waltz.
able iu suUcrvius tbu end OF tnoii
utr.isiuutuui extensive advertising.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
IS THE sun ERRAuQ

A gentleman who resides a, Big
Cottonwood, where he has hal his
home Tor grea. many years, says he
has made ga observation, which, II D.
prove to be- fact, would be lmpjrnu {
enough to DO made known TO the
world. He h u close aud Intelligent
observer OF nature aud mas for year,
been watching tue rising Of Jbs sua
from behind the nggei mpun,uu
edge. Lately the conviction mas be.
q me strong in his mlI that nr
heavenly lum.uiry gradually recsl.
ing towards the south, Ds 80 wrr..
That Is 20 sAy, he thinks the run
rlses each Jay @ little further 90 thr
south thanit dii tue previous year ON
the corresponding date, an that the
difference since his hrat observations
is quite considerable, az Boz.
dicatud by the unrveune.s of IA.
mountains. II is his purpose now
to have diagram made ami
mark every day the exact spot where
The sun rises, 90 as 10 bs able, la.ar O.
zee whether hi5 observations sl lar are
sorrect. In the meantime he wouli br
glad 70 know whether anybody else has
aAd his attention directed towards this