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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

guest had gone, ana sian md a
diamond ring valued at $500 which
wee IN hi- trunk hal taken wings
also. lie met HE ex.lumbcrman early
IN the day, but Dirdou knew nothing
about the disappearance VI the valu-
hbles aad eagerly proluroi his na.i-t.
nuce In fefrotine out the thief. D.
Glare, however, suspected DArdtn,
anu had him taken into custody. The
lost jinmlnl ring was found la the
moniicint'o rocket.
Tho Pacific Coast States nro already
experiencing { loovil effects OF the un.
rtatfiuted admission OF another Asiatic
racr 10 the shores OF America, aud the
entire country " threatened, from this
urce, with u curse second only to
That caused by tho influx ~ the
Chiucse slys the San FraucltcO Chr0Hi.
G G, The danger referred to Ia that
winch tXis,s IN the alarming Increase
IN the japanese population. Time
was, when, IN the light VI the greater
'vll OF CHINESE colonization, the Jap
ne & were looked upon na compare.
lively intlltn.ivc, but while stops " ere
being taken 10 mitigate one scOufge
| another was being developed almost
uucousC'uusly until now II 10 an open
question rs 10 whether II Ia the Chinese
or the Japs who are the most to be
dreaded,
Preliminary proceedings have been
begun iu the supreme court at Chcy-
cnnC, Wyoming, TO ties, the validity Of
an act parsci by the last Legislature
creating the Fourth judicial distr g. OF
Wyoming aud providing Tor n Judge
thereof II IL claimed that the np.
polntment OF a Judge by tho governor
Ii illegal, aud his right to act Is
questioned, bCcluse the title Of the
6lll does not refer 20 such appointment.
w. 3. MUlZ u 5unlanco received the
appointment ana will hold court In
Johnson county In May unless pre-.
vented 10y these proceedings. lie
claims the Till was properly drawn
aud Its title covers every essential
point germase 10 now judicial d..
tTlct. ON behalf Of Johnson county
G.. II. Burrilt petitioned tho court for u
hearing In the matter, which Is Get for
next Monday. This hearing IL 10 de.
teTmine whether sufficient grounds
exist 10 warrant the court In diTeoting
the attorney general 10 institute pro.
ceedings by a writ Of quo warranto.
The body OF Harry |. Thornton, Jr.,
which was found by u searching party
headed by Crittenden Thornton Oh
Friday or the trail between Hot
Springs and San Pedro, had bullet
hole In the heal, indicating that the
murder had been for the purpose OF
robbery. The murderer is now being
closely and intelligently followed.
Thornton showed checks and money
to the amount OF several hundred dol
Lara the day before leaving for Hook.
eI's Hot Springs, and strong suspicious
are aroused that men siuce missing
committed the crime. The body had
been dragged away Into the brush,
where coyotes had stripped the bones
OF their flesh. The clothing was scat
tered around, the packets being emp
tied Of everything OF value. Young
Thornton's mind was considered un.
sound by the neighbors, and 1t was by
their advise that he started for Hot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

sta, sui his wife. Thr old couple WINS
congratulated Ivy numerous childtcu,
grandchildren and great granIchil.
dren.
Tho Riksdng has appropriated ST..
Ono,OOl for the completion OF the fhii.
way lino between Nannw, and over
lulra; at the same time S243,OOO was
appropriated for rolling stock Tor the
old lines.
Mt. Sven Hediu, who has Travelled
veiy o1tonsively IN Persia, viii soon
made an expe iition TO the central
larls Of Asia, especially rhibut. Tie
Ring has contributed $500 crowns
towards deifaying the expenses VI the
expedition.
An electric railway will soon be
constructed from stockholm 10
Djurshom. Tho electric appliances
arc TO be furnished bya firm IN Man.
chester, England, while the boilrrs anu
the steam engines will he maze at
Eskilstuna. The work will BE- pushed
~ that tie line may be opened for
general traffic neat tail.
The government pe,iliouod the
Rlksdag for s6l,OlO for the establish
ment OF n mil for the manufacture ui
snukelrss powder. Meanwhile the
ultfoglycerine stock company VI Stock
holm notified the government that It
could furnish any amount OF snokclcss
powder at "a price which Is considerably
lower than the calculated prlCf at tue
proposed government mill, and no ap.
preparation will be made.
The minister Of war atajor. General
Rape, ha, crossed swords with the
king himself nj two different cabinet
meetings. The Riksdag, at the last
special session, resolved TINT an inde.
penIcnt cOrps of artillery shall be or.
ganized Mt Oestofsund. The question
now IL. VINO Is to be In command OF
this corps? Tho king Ia In favor Of n
man closely connected with the court,
J., Il. Won Negesack, while the minis.
ter OF war T. 80 strongly opposed TO the
appointment that he threatens to re.
sign II the King does no. SEQ nj 10
yield.
NORWAY.
About 5000 have been font from
ChristiaDis TO the sufferers In Norr.
land. and nearly $4,000 from Bergen.
Chr. J. Mohn, one OF the most
prominent linguists Of the century
and Norwegian by birth, died In
Naples, Italy, the other dsy. Mohn
was known to be- able 10 speak sixty
different languages.
Edward Grieg, the composer, will
net us musical director nj the presenta.
ton Of his Per Gynt Suite, nj Cam.
bridge, England, this spring, when
the musical faculty IL TO confer the
honorary DOCTORS degree on him.
There Ia something new under the
sun. Miss Louise Spare, steRo.
grapher, hns been appointed assistant
clerk by the Storthing. A frail, ialli.
bic female appointed TO n position IN
theStorthinR! Tho world does move
by JumIs nowadays.
Mr.. Treschow, who employs ovei
1000 men nj different places In thu
southern part OF the country, anu Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

CITY saya that Montana catilemen
have decided to totally ignore the
nunrantIuc proclamation Issued by
tioyeruor Osborne Of Wyoming ON the
ground that 1t IA unconstitutional.
Clement q. White imh, miner 81
wears Of age, went to see the races nj
The BAY District track, San Francisco,
on Tupsday afternoon. He fell from
his seat, was picked up In an unc1n.
scioua condition and the came night
died. IL was supposed that Whit.
comb,s death was caused by app1plexy'
but when the coroner examiner tho
body he found that the skull was frac.
turel.
A committee will start In few dsys
10 investigate the cost OF constructing
road through SEWER canyon. ~ J..
stated that $1,000 was appropriated
several years ngo by tho territorial
legislature for the construction oil that
road, tD he expended when an tqlhi
amount should be raised by the pe)'
pie or counties benefited. IL now
seems that $4,000 to 100000 can be
raised anu tho road will likely be con
atructed.
The dead body Of George Hunter
/ aa been found In a ouch nh0ut one
hundred feet below the Ophir mine,
southwest OF Butte, Montana. The
body was on ite back with n bullet
holc IN the throat and another near
the heart. Near the body was thirty
eight csiiber revolver, while few feet
away was pool OF blood. Tho case
ut first lOokoI like murder, but note
found in tue pocket showed II to be a
suicide.
The Sheridan (Wyomingl Pot says:
Extensive preparations arc alreni ~ be-
ing made for building In the residence
portion as well as on the business
streets, Cellnrs are being dug, fOun-
datlons laid, lumber piled up aud
everything put Ia readiness for the
carpenters. A conservative estimate
made from what In already under
way, warrants the belief that Sheridan
will more than double In size, populn.
ton and wealth during the next eight
months.
Francisco Aguilnr, carrier for the
HispaHo americana. Spanish paper
published In III Paso, and who was
arrested several weeks ago for dis
tributing the paper to Mexican sub
scribers 10 Juarez, Mex, has boon
sentenced 10 six months imprisonment
In that city by the government au.
thorlties. This ia the first Gaze OF It's
kind TO happen since the famous Cut
ting affair, and IN exactly similar, In
that the government has taken the
right 20 claim Jurisdiction In the case.
The oiIense WEIGH the Iiispano ADlori'
cano committed was publishing matter
regarding the Cara revolution.
California officers have arrested n
lumberman named Thomas Darden
for robbery. Darden lost leg some
time ago, and has begged his way
with more or less success ever since.
He met Frank de Glare, a cutter, on
Tuesday night, and so ingraiiated
himself with tho maker OF garments
that no was asked to sleep with him.
Darden accepted the invitation with
enthusiasm and alacrity, but when
the tailor arose 10 the morning hi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

Springs. The country In the uei:hb1t.
hood II splrssly settled aud IT, trtll IL
seldom travelled. Thornton ctfrirt no
arms when NJ started. IN empty
Winchester smell was found bchini u
rock near the scene.
From the ltichilelj ddrGouic-Thr
people oi Annabella will petit on the
County court to construct urii.e
across tho river north Of thai town.
THO distance now Travelled lr0m Rich.
field to Annabella IL around by
Central, n distance Of seven miles,
whereas 1t l. only fur and hall over
the route they wish laid out. They
wilt also petition the mayor Of Rch.
field city to retain for tho uls gi the
people, tho right OF way
through the school section that
has been thrown open. Accord.
Ing TO the judgment OF r1mo u
the oldest Hettlers Of this valley, the
SEWER river Is liable 10 he higher this
season than FOR many years before,
There IL such n large quantity Of snow
III tho mountains aud the weather
having remained cold till - late In
the season, and now the weather
having turned of warm 40 suddenly,
accompanied by wind from the South.
west, the snow IL likely 10 melt with
such rapl 1ity that the water will hr
sufficiently high 20 inundatc much OF
the bottom lands. While Mr.. llasmus
Jensen was trying n horse ON his
buggy last sunday 10 ascertain
whether he would be suitable o. work
on the mail wagon, the animal became
unmsungeablo and started % run.
Before going far, two wheel % tile
buggy were broken while making u
short turn, and Mr.. Jensen aul Peter
Chfls,innAen were thrown 10 the
grouni. The horse dashed OH down
Into the fields TO kick the buggy to
pieces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
NEWS OF THE WEST.
The Pacific Coast States ami The To-
crease Of japanese Population.
THE MURDER OF THORNTON.
Paragraphs From Richfleld.-Cost OF
Road Through SEWER Cauyon.--
A Miners Sad Death.

Bonner (Nevada) lake 10 frozen en-
tifely over. There Ii about eight inches
OF ice covered with ten inches OF snow
Parties who catch trout there have 10
fish through holes Ia tho ice.
Among Nevada's exhibits at the
Worlds Fair will DO finc display OF
cotton, oranges, lemons and other
teni.tropical productions from Lincoln
county, In the southwestern corner OF
tue tate.
The snow 10 reported as being very
deep at La Plata-so deep In fact that
you can walk over the tops OF many Of
the houses. Until quite recently seve-
rsl men were at work running cross
cut In the In Plata mine.-LogaH
Journal.
The l5.months.old babe Of n man
named Barry, accidentally secured q
bottle containing chloroiofm and -wal.
lowed the contents. When discovered
the child was thought to be dead, but
by prompt medical aid II Is thought II
may survive.
Ernest Henderson vas placed on
trial at Glonwood Springs Colo, on
Tuesday on the charge OF safe blowing
ut Carbondsle In February last. He
entered "A plea OF guilty. Tue plea was
ordered entered and sentence deferred
til Thursday.
Russell $. Langley, one Of the frst
settlers OF Akron county, Colo, has
died Of jaundice. Mr.. Langley served
three years In the One Hundred and
Twonty.second Illinois infantry dur
Ing the civil war and has been closely
identified with the building up Of the
county.
A Reno (Nevada) dispatch says that
shipments OF beef cattle from that
place are about over for the season,
there being about 1900 yet to 20. There
have been over 10000 shipped
since last fall. Nevada sheepmen are
busy sheeriDg and shipping wool. The
clip Ia fully up to the average.
J. 7. Fredricksou, employed In the
San Miguel Consolidated stamp mill
on Benr Greek received injuries on
Wednesday afternoon that will proba.
bly, prove fatal. In some way he was
csught In the belt and was whirled
several times around n pulley. His
foot and leg were broken and his knee.
cap split open, rendering amputation
Necessary.
The Stock Growers' Journal OF Miles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

Prom che Railroad wreck s'ie.
In Salt lhkc Equitable Coop. building,
the car load OF oil kinds Of Musical
Instruments are consigned 10 UTAH
Music Co., next door. $4,000 Organs
for $500, and 10000 Sewing Machines
for s2l.9O
For each 80 cent purchase you get
free ticket for Tree drawing Of the flu
Edna Piano Organ. Don't miss this.
BE sure and see Stevens Dish
Washer and Dryer, which puts M end
TO the everlasting dish washing.
Utah Muhlc Co., opposite Dlnw00d-
ey's. W. y. CANNON, President.
l.. G.. MARigER, Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

worth over one million dollars, has 10
pay direct tax OF about $1,000 this
year In order TO cover this he has
noiiiied his employees that their wages
viii be reduced per cent. This act
has created u big stir among the work.
ingmcu aud the advocates OF the direct
tax Hysiem. 10 IL asserted that Mir.
Ifrschow has an annual Income Of
So 900.
"Our further language" says the
IcdsHs GdHy, "hids iair TO DO "A kind
q. American -- Norwegian - English
congiCmeritiou, slightly seasoned with
Ffvuch-S Nedish terms. oar Sports
have abused our vofnaCular language
wore than any others. No common
mortal can understand our sport jnrgon
without the all OF dictionary.
Wont docs los instance, or.
StrtNc racer, sput, champion
etc, muhu9 Our tuea,cr reporters
cannot muster the subject without
usiug stlOur appauuOn, etc, anu the
rcclcaia.ucii department which Is NJ
thu mead OF the management Of our
schools has adopted thc tedious Swed.
ith word slUyd. But the climax was
topped by the MjrgCHb'ddct, when tho
phprf spoke vi - promenade from
steamer to steamer down nj thu
whatvcs.
DENAfARK.
knut Ham.un, the Norwegian aul
thor, will soon have his new move.
ready Tor the prc-s. IL Is printed by 4.
q. Philipscn Of Copenhagen.
Some OI0 men In Copenhagen, who
ART out OF work, held u meeting aud
| appointed committee to attempt tu
Iersuade the different labor unions to
petition the municipal government 10
make appropriations for the relief Of
unemployed lnborers 20 they may at
least recover tho tools anu furniture
which they have paw ned TO get bread.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

Itching Piles are known By moisture
like perppiration, causing Intense itoh'
ing when warm. This form aa well AZ
Blind, Bleeding or Pf0trudlng, yield
at once TO DIR. Boeanko's Pile Remedy
which acts directly on parts effected,
hbsorbs tumors, allays Itching ana ef-
fectu q permanent cure. 90 otS Drug
gists or mail. Circulars free. DIR.
Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. SOLD hy
z. O.. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

To Bcck's Hot Springs. LARGE open
mir pool now open. Round trip, iuclud-
ing bath, Zoe. Children, SOC. Trains
leave city nj ana am, and every
half hour from 10 nm. 10 1880 pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

Zine Store Rooms and Easements
Tor rent In Holmes building. Single
or double. Apply q. 5. Holmes
knulsford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

The old timers who came to the VAL
ley In the late companies Of 1886, viz:
Wiilies, Martin. Hunt and Hodgett
also those who went from the valley to
their rescue, are requested TO meet at
the Globe bakery on East Temple
street on saturday, April sth, at eight
O'Clock p. M, TO make arrangements
for a reunion. ID. w. JONES,
wM. SPIcHR,
w. l.. BINDER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

Fine Store Rooms aud Easements for
rent In Holiness building. Single or
double. Apply q. $. Holmes, Knuts-
o I'd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

Gold Hand Coffee is "a quick seller;
this II evidence that 1t Ia popular with
the consumer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

Children watch the opening OF each
package Of Gold Baud Coffee to get the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

The Gold Hand Coffee Ia always uni.
form In strength and flavor and full
weight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

Use y. +. y. and ID. hutter. Ask
your grocer for II. l.. o. Box 5ib.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

Robinson Hros.
shoes are easy on feet ana pocket 40
West, let South st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

What are the wild waves saying.
Go to Johnson Pratt %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

Sait Lake scsv.uK.r Co.
Closets and Cesspools Cleaned. All
kinds OF Scavenger Work done. B9x
26S.
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We guarantee Mts 10 be the bcst
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whole wide world. This Is saying a
great deal, but 1t Ia truo For Com
sumption, Coughs, Coljr, Sore Throat,
Sore Clo't, Pneumonia, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Group, whtoplng Cough and
oil diseases NJ the Throat ana Lungs,
we pOstirsW guarantee Bai'drd's
Horehtund syrup 10 be without an
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In support Of this statement We refer
TO every individual who has ever used
1t, and to every drugglst who has ever
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Sold by II. q. NJ. /. Drug Dept. 4
A sound Liver nsAcs u Wen Man.
Are you Bill ", Constlpated or
troubled with Jaundice, Sick Head {.
ache, Bad taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain In
Back and between the shoulders,
Chills and Fever, etc7 II you have
any OF these symptoms, your Liver Ia
out OF order, and your blood II slowly
being poisoned. because your Liver
does not act properly. Herbine will
cure any disorder Of the Liver,
Stomach or Bowels. II has no equal
as a Liver Medicine. Price rs cents.
Free trial bottles At z. q. NJ. I. Drug
Dept. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
Nn,,cr ,o nId IImrr..

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-10

The appointment of Fred. N. Van
Duzee as secretary to Congressman
Tawney, of the First district, is an
other illustration of the ingratitude of
politicians. Against Mr.. VanDuzee
we have nothing to say. He is an ex-
cellent fellow and will make an excel
lent man for the place. But Mr.
Tawney, Republican, appointing a
Populist editor,to that position, insults
every Republican in the State, and
particularly that bright young Repub-
lican editor, H. j. Miller, of the Rock
County Herald, whom VanDdzee ma
terially assisted in defeating for the
Senate four years ago. Mr.. Tawney
could have found a Republican in his
district to fill the place without step.
ping outside and appointing Popu.
list.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-10
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1893.
Hi. BROWNS BILL.

Among the bills presented to the county
commissioners at their last meeting was one
by Brown Treacy& Coz. OF st. Paul. for &&5t
for $40 Xxx six inch envelopes for the county
auditor. The Gazette had aNbill in for 500 XXX
six inch envelopes for the register of deeds
for 1925. Why are dealers in the county moi
given an opportunity to furnish what is need
ed tor the county's use? The policy. how
ever. appears to be to purchase nothing a
home that can be had somewhere else-Slay
ton Gazette.
That's it exactly. A foreign tirm
can steal from the county and there is
no "kick." A home firm puts in ar
honest bill and there is kicking.
Brown. Treacy & Co. furnished lead
pencils to this county at ten cents each
for election purposes that could have
been bought at five cents, and should
have been purchased for even less in
bulk. There is too much OF this send
ing away for things. Blanks and BLANK
books that can be printed at home are
on the list. There should be revolu-
ton in this system, and officers who
continue to patronize these foreign
houses, who do not hesitate to over
charge, made an example OF.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-10

The failure of the people of this
county to see the comet of several
days since is now explained by the
fact that the comet first caught sight
of Jas. Arnold and his whiskers, next
to hay stack in Vesta,and then com
menced an immediate and rapid as
cent skyward and northward, out Of
sight, 80 to speak. This sudden action
on the part of the celestial
traveller caused the wonderful
electrical display of last Sun
day night, produced for the pur-
pose of ascertaining whether Mr.. Ar
mold was still around the haystack
and in the event of which he was not
the comet would return. But, alas
Mr.. Arnold was there, and no comet
appeared. The statesman from Vesta
is now fit subject to be Governor Of
Colorado.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-10
THE REACTION.

The closing down of the mines in
the west, the manufactures and smelt-
ing places of the east, the immense
labor troubles, etc., have significance
that anyone versed in the history OF
Nations must plainly see. 1t is but
reaction of the prosperous times of
one, two and three years since, and
comes with fearful shock to the en-
tire country. The closing mines have
vomited forth laboringmen who pour
down into the agricultural regions OF
Oregon, Washington and California,
and into the great cities of the west,
who appealingly offer to labor for
their bread, while the manufactures
closing down in the East, throw vast
throngs upon the charity of the wealth
Ter or middle classes. This awful de-
preston furnishes an example for the
future. 1t teaches us, as a Nation, to
be more conservative in the years of
prosperity, and prepare for retro
graduation of the Nation. This is not
the first reaction, but one generation
cannot profit by the experience of a
former generation, and hence the
present is likely to be repeated some
time in the future.
Of course, there is some cause for
all this. The silver crisis has its eff
feet, but the greatest cause is the feel
ing of uncertainty as to what the
present administration will do. Man
ufacturers, fearing repeal of the laws
protecting them, manufacture only
sufficient to supply the demand.
Their shops close down and laborers
thrown out of employment. One rem
edy is to prevent the change of admin
istration every four years.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-10

The American Economist gives the
names of IS mills, factories, ETC., that
have shut down since the commence
ment of Cleveland's administration
These institutions employed in the
neighborhood of 100000 men, who are
thrown on other modes of employment
for support, and some of these may be
the men who are standing in rows on
our street corners at the present time.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-10

The Agriculturist for August contains d
carefully prepared and cid borately illustrated
description of the farm exhibits at the Worlds
Fair, of the States of Minnesota, North and
South Dakota, Iowa and Wisconsin. together
with special articles on all topics relating to
agriculture ard the Northwest. The home
department is especially for women on our
Northwestern farms. The young folks de-
partment is short stories, games. puzzles and
jokes. But above all Is the real value of the
agricultural information in the paper. Now,
remember. you can get all this whole year