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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
TOHfITYING EsoUIHAULr.
nus - nes Nothing 60 do Win the
nering Dispute.

OTTAWA, Ont. July i0.-Hon. j..
&. Patterson, minister OF militin, has
received CHhlvgtnm rom Ma "
General Herbert, commanding the
militia Of Cnnaua, now la London,
stating that his buainuss there with the
admiralty aud treasury departments
has brun successfully completed. This
meAgs that the Canadian ana Imperial
governments have vt last agfecd m To
the strengthening Of the Notifications
OF E'quimauit hafbuT, British COlum.
bia, on the Pacific coast. The minister
cannot sny what arc the terng Of
agreement, bat denies the story from
S4u Ffanci'cj that the object OF the
strengthening Of the Publications on
the coast ut preuout has anything to
DO with tho Bufing sea matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

Ban FEANcisCO, July ia meet.
ing OF California silver men was held
last night. Free expression OF opinion
on the situation was inuulged In. The
general sentiment was that II II Of
most vital Importance for cOngfussmen
% Western sialee 10 WORK for favorable
silver legiblniion ofeomu kind, for free
coinage u possible, but II not, then TOT
whatever II II practicable TO obtain.
TIE principal address was by Congress
man NtwlnudH, Of Nevada. A COM
mititc on resolutions was appointed u
report nj meeting " be- held ON
Saturday nlght.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

CHICAGO, July I'D lckinson Bros
q King, dealers ia cement anu build.
Ing material, went into the hands OF a
receiver today, on the hliug OF bill
hy stock holders Of Brooklyn, II
l. claimed the firm has nssuls
Of s2B0,0O0 In excess Of liabilities,
Tut tho prurauTo Of the tlmes
ami sharp competition made the bust.
mos Improbable, AMI II should be
wound up. II Il claimed the creditors
Will be paid In fall and a substantial
balance left.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
No Danger of GoIng into the Hands of
aHecsiYsr.

New Homl, July ia story was
current this afternoon that the North
ern Pacific ie In danger Il passing Into
tho hands Of a receiver. President
Oakcs emphatloally denied the report
and stated that there was no difficulty
with the guarantee EyniicAtc which IL
to finance the company'anow collateral
loan for sl2, 100000.
Treasurer Baxter and Henry Clews,
Of thu security hDlders' committee, cor
roborates President Oakes. Oakes said
the failure to publish the weekly state.
ment Of earnings was simply an over
sight on the part OF the clerk In charge
Of the statistics Of the company. lie
denied any intention Of the company
10 withhold the statements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

mont as shown In section g, in tho lat
franchise granted by your body aud
vetoed by tho Mayor, would Prevent the
organization OF bis company aud obtain
lug means whh which to carry out the
enterprise.
lie further states that ,ho requirements
ni the Mayor referring TO tho regulation
" prices 90 which he may charge for
light would have tho same effect. That ID
is his desire to complete rock aud cement
work IN connection with his water. power
development. before tho cold weather
this season, uuG enabling him 10 COM
tnuo The construction without intorrup.
ton until completed.
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KANSAS Clay, July l9.-Although
the bankers OF Kansas city did not
expect to get through yesterday with.
out trouble, none came aud the i'm
preston prevails that II marks the be-
ginning Of the end Of the recent A.
nancial furry here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

WAsnINGroS, July l0.--The surgeon
general has received cahlegfam from
Naples eaying that cholera IL there.
There were four fatal cares, widely
scattered, ON sunday aud Monday
Bacillus were found In all. The
original II not traced. There have
been no cases since Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
The silver market.

NEW YoWl, July l0.-The oliver
market was nominally lower, no
transaction reported at the stock ex-
change. Certificates We're offered at
~. Commercial fell to IUl; Mexican
dollars numiually 90 Tor tne month OF
june. Northern Pacific earned
81 l9s, is5, a decrease OF 1879 ij5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

prssident wns escorted 10 the Baltic
toteibv a troopo regular cavalry ami
a regiment Of state militia. A tublic
r.ceptlon viii be held this evening st
which tho Vice Ffesiiunt viii lie pre-
ssulod the freedom Of the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

spsaiai Dssa'eh 10 me- NEwA
CHEYENNE, Wyo., July ia
branch OF the American Railway
Union will soon be organized In Chcy.
enne. Is. g. Hogan the organizer il
dow In the city. The purpose of this
order IL u gather all railway employees
In enc solid federation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

WAsIIGNdTON, July l9-45i, 600
ounces OF silver were offered for sale to
the treasury today az S07l50 to 70.
$4,000 ounces were purchased ut
s0.7l50, the balance being declined ami
the same rate rendered. This makes a
total OF purchases Of silver Tor the
month thus far l.O23.O00 ounces.
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Exports ani Imports.

WAsHuNOI0g, ID. g., July l0.-Tho
values VI mtfchauuiss exported iof tue
year endoI June 80ih, IL 1857, 1923, 900
against $1,000, 1000 tho previous
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July l0.-The
Australian ballot system was tried
lor the fret time In this state In the
municipal election here yesterday and
wOrAed satisfactorily to all parties.
The straight-out Democratic ticket was
elected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
Tho finichinson \ iionni TnlIa.

wAsuNUtON, July lg.-rhe comp
ifolltr of currency las be'n advised
tlRt the Hutchinson National bank,
Hutchinson, kausau, has failed.
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YLoonINn a MINr.
orders 90 Pull np tho Pumps from
the untn aud nenricits.

LEADvmLE, Col, July i0.-Ordcrs
have been received to take out tie
pumps from tho great Main and Hen.
iiotta combination shan, nearly 1000
lrel deep. Tho pulling Of the pumps
means TIE entire abandonment u one
Of the largeot silver producers In the
state, with Prospects that the water
viii rise 10 wituiu i1J icct VI the sur.
ace. fhla means that every DRIFT aud
level will Boz Hooded entirely running
the pre- ont w1fkiugs, upon whicn
81, 100000 has been expended. The
flooding OF the mine also means that
other damage will be- done.
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Two okIahornn Hanks.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok, July l0.-The
hank OF OKLAHOMA City ami Oklahoma
National bank have failed. The First
National stood heavy run. No state
monts.
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AScwspnper Assigns

MOBILE, Ala, July l0.-rhe Daiy
hegisttT, ono Of the oldest newspaper
~ lhc south, has mate an assignment.
Tue publication viii he continued
under authority OF the court.
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Attbe Park Today.

Ex-senator ingalls, aud sou and a
pnrty OF salt Lakers went to Park City
today to visit the mines. John J.
Daily had the party In charge. The
trip was made over the Utah Central
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Two smnlI Cnneerns.

TOPEKA, Kan'., July l9,--rhe state
bank commissioner has been Informed
Of the failure Of the state bank OF Par.
ker and Wood \ sous state bank OF
Yates Center. Both are small.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

Paul were conspicuous In recovery. At
2.l5 the market was finn,
iilinois Central declared n dividend
for the half year ending June Both, Of
~ Ter cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

NEWPORT, Il. L., July lg.-Th .
steam yacht Oneida with President
Cleveland Oh board, loft this morning.,
presumably for Gray Gables.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
4 Montana Tank FaiI-.

WAHINuToN, July i0.-rhe comp
trollor OF currency mas been informed
Of the failure Of Bozeman National
Bank, Of BDzsman, Mont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

WACO, Texas, July l0.-senetor
Coke says lie will not vote TO repeal
the Sherman act uuicsg fubstituto Is
nd pied. He Is omphstlcally a free
silver man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

NEW YoBii, July l9.-Four hundred
AMI uighly.iivr thousand ounces VI
silver anu $1,000 Mexican dollars were
shipped to Europe today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

New York, July lO.-Judgmeuta
aggTtgaiing over $4,000 were Med
lgaintt Erastua Wlman, on notes, To-
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
ABlNK REOPENED.

Cash from che Fast for tho sundance
fir.t National.
Special Dispat,l 10 me- NEws.
SUNDANCE, Wyop July l9.-The
First National bank Of Sundance
closed It's doors one day. Cash has now
been received from the east and bust.
ness Ia being transacted AZ usual.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

BR)oKLYN, July H. he large
catpct house Of Batdenberg q Co. has
signed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

SPECIAL bipafcA % me NEWS
j., JASPER, Wyo,, July l0.-N. o. Cox,
~ q, Cillum ANA Cloud Rutter OF the
United States fish commission have
osen here eeyeral days securing spe-
elmens ui the iinny tribe that inhRblt
tue streams Of this state. IL II tue
Intention OF the government 10 locate a
nsh hatchery at some point In the
Weltcru states.
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THE EAIH TODAY.


CHICAGO, July l0-The weather
continue all that could bc desired ny
the Worlds Fair visitors ne IL IN clear
anu cool with a comforting bIotzs
from the lake.
The Brazilian building, one Of the
hanusomrst Of the foreign structures
on the grounds, was dedicated today.
Tomorrow Sweden win hold colt.
bfatiou. There will DO "a grand choral
festival In the grounds In which
Swedish singing societies from all
rafts OF tbs country will take part, nc.
companied In a parade by some my
Swedish civil aud military organiza.
tons OF Chicago aud other cities,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
ANOTMER FIRE TRAp.

Alta meeting Of the national World's
Far commission this morning, Com.
missioner Turnbull Of Florida said he
had discovered In the Agricultural
building smoke stack, which passed
through Il ROOT, IN contact with wood.
woik, which was 30 hot that he could
scarcely hold his hand ON IT,, The
luildiug IN In imminent danger OF
obstruction 10y Ore, The CLERK has
been Instructed to notify the director
general nt once. A committee was
subsequently, appointed TO present the
case To tins director general.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

BAN FRANCISCO, July lD.-Vice
resident Stevenson and party arrived
uefe lhia morning on a steamer from
pau Luis, Obispo. Governor Mark
nam city ollieinlB anu prominent citi-
.phs met the steamer at the entrance
70 me haTuor and ilest OF vessels e..
Soi'eu the steamer down the bay.
aalutes were lsed NJ PreslilO and
@'eA1fsz. Alter landing the vice
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rABsEs srOLEN.

Owing TO the discovery that several
thousand single admission newspaper
pattes 10 tho Worlds Fair have been
stolen, she management this morning
cancelled All thc1e passes anu viii get
cut new lot to DO exchanged for the
old ones, properly issued No last m pos.
slble. IL Ia not believed that many
persons had secured admission on
them till the fraud was discovered. A
number u these presenting stolen
passes have been arrested and an
effort will be made 10 make them tell
the names Of tho persons from whom
they secured them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

Among those who nsk that the
franchise br granted are the following:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-12
1eLephOntc.

Blackfoot Hello, Boise, what do
you hear from the State Wagon road
survey in these hot dog days Of
August?
Boise. Oh, nothing much, nothing
much. The surveying parties are
making some progress. Some mile
per day; some a few feet more.
Blackfoot ANY snow in the noun
tains?
Boise. You bet Plenty of it.
Blackioot What seems to be the
general direction Of the road. towards
schermerhorn's glacier fields or to
wards the United States Senate?
Boise. To shimmy's glaciers, of
course Can't build a road like that
TO the Senate.
Blackfoot How are the bonds GO
ing2 Anything like hot cakes and
maple syrup at delicatessen lunch
counter2
Boise. No, none OF your hot cake
and syrup business. Cant get cent
on them.
Blackfoot. Then the road won't
be built this year?
Boise. No, don't want TO build it
this year. A clear 100000 expend-
ed along line from north to south
in the state, election year, will make
things bubble and hiss you know.
Blackfoot see,
Boise. Yes, nan blind ia one
eye ard beam in the other can see
this.
Blackfoot Thanks. TIA ia.
Boise. Come again. Ta ia.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-12
A BAD BLAZE.
Flames Lick Up MGjOr DGnttson's
Barn, horses, hay, farming Ina
pIeDle1its, wagons, etc. Heavy
loss. SsnaL insurance.

Wednesday afternoon about 1:30
o'clock while the wind was blowing
almost hurricane Major Danilson's
large barn south of his residence was
discovered to be on fire and before
the alarm could be given the flames
lad gained such headway that it was
impossible TO save it.
The Majors working force had that
day at noon finished storing in the
barn his first crop Of alfalfa about 35
tons, and as the wind was blowing too
hard for other work the teams were
left in their stalls
When assistance reached the barn
it was impossible to save the horses
or any OF the machinery, tools or
any farming implements. The Majors
losses, in addition to the building and
30 tons of hay, we're six good horses,
wagons, harness, carpenters tools and
all his plows, machinery etc.
How the fire originated cannot be
explained but it is generally believed
to have started from a spark from a
locomotive Of train going south
few minutes before the fire was dis
covered.
All the southern part Of the town
was 10 danger from the flying sparks.
Hafer's dwelling, Smiths barn and
Beerley's hay half mile away, caught
from the sparks but we're promptly
saved.
Major Danilson's $. loss is put at So
500; insurance on the building, only
$500.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-12

Miss Clara Houck's examination
for first grade certificate was highly
gratifying to the board of trustees
who had engaged her for the next
term Of the Blackfoot school. She
was one of the three who obtained q
first grade certificate
A sick man Of st. Louis, Missouri.
crazy from fever, killed his four chill
drcn Tuesday by crushing their skulls
with fat iron and then killed him
self by cutting his throat with a razor.
Q. Bunting & Co. are selling goods
cheaper for cash than the same class
0: goods can be bought anywhere else
in the county. See their 100 Pc. Deco.
rated Dinner Set for only $3.50.
Rev. Mr. Dawson begins to wear an
air OF lonesomeness. but never mind,
he is going to ould Ireland in Sep
tember aud he will find one who will
be company for him there.
Parties wanting to buy currants in
quantities for jelly, jam, etc, will leave
orders at NEws office.
Carpets at % cts to $3.50 per yd.
at c. Bun ting a Cos.
August 29th is to be poets day at
the Worlds Fair.
Three Garrison, No, girls together
weigh 900 pounds.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-12

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Silver
friends feel much encouraged at the
outlook. The House caucus today
while not regularly called was attend.
ed by many who were reported oppos.
cd to silver Bland says that even il
the gold men succeed in the House
they will be beten beyond any doubt
in the Senate.
Many who failed TO attend today's
caucus did so because opposed to hav-
ing factions. They want the regular
Democratic caucus held. The general
feeling is that an unconditional repeal
cannot be accomplished,
Senator Carey voted in July of last
year against free coinage bill and
his opposition is not new thing, 1t
is understood here that New who is
probably to be appointed senator from
Wyoming is also good advocate.
What next2 The yellow fever has
put in its appearance at Pensacola
Florida, Bank failures all over the
country, crickets at Boise, the Cover.
nor of Colorado threatening to ride
in blood TO his bride bit, the Union
Pacific looping of passenger trains,
a sugar famine in Cassia, the Idaho
Falls nine beaten ought of sight at
Boise, and bankers won't pay for the
Wagon road bonds; with all these and
more TO follow. where will we be at9
Blackfoot and idaho Falls base ball
Teams viii play game Of bali next
Monday, AZ idaho Fails
An excellent substitute for tea is
prepared BY the German from the
lcavcs OF The common strawberry
nlant
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-12
No Court House This Year.

News has been brought TO Blsckfoot
that suit has been iiled in the dis
trict court at Pocatello restraining
the building committee from building
the court house as ordered by the
county commissioners, The belief on
the part OF many is that the move is
made in the interest OF McCammon
for the county seat.
At any rate, the time gained by
the suit will show what is behind IL.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-12

Rev jennings, special agent Of
Bishop Talhot's Girl's school, BOISE
CITY. win hold services at g. Pauls
church, Sunday. He will enleavor To
get pupils for his school while In
Rlackfoot
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-12
Want Him Back Again.

Tuesday afternoon, TO the surprise
Of everybody, the travelling auditor
Of the u r. Rv. company relieved
Station Agent II. NJ. Miller and ap-
pointed new man in his place. For
what cause Mr.. Miller himself does
not know. But whatever may be his
reasons, II was done against the wish
es olthe business men and, we believe,
OF every man OF the town and vicinity
who has had business with the com.
pany through Mr.. Miller.
Mr. Miller has served this people
for two years or more and il is a com.
mon expression heard every day !" He
was one Of the best agents Blackfoot
has ever had. He was always oour-
teous, respectful, accommodating and
attentive to business and in apprecia,
tion Of these facts a petition signed
by every business man Of town has
been forwarded to Superintendent
Calvin asking his reinstatement.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-12
BIEGHAMs INDEBTEDNESS.
AppOrtlOned to her Children, BGsI-
mock, Nesc Bingham and FIRE.
mont Counties.

mont IOugiEeeSs
Judge standrod held special term
OF court at Blacktoot, Tuesday, Aug.
sth, when the matter OF fixing the
value of county property and appor-
tioning the county Indebtedness was
called up and considered and the
court, from the report OF account
ants and reports of commissioners,
found the following facts
/. That there is situated in the
county Of Bingham the following
county property, to-wit
The court house, furniture and Jail
at Blackfoot.
The bridge across Snake river at
BlaGkfoot.
The bridge across Snake river at
Idaho Falls, OF the total value OF s22,-
900.
2. That there is situated in Ere
mont county
The bridge across North Fork Of
Snake river on Market Lake and Rex
burg road.
The bridge across South Fork Of
Snake river on Idaho Falls and Rex.
burg rohd.
The bridge across "Dry Bed on
same road.
The bridge on "Bannock Jim
Slough" on same road, OF total value
Of sl7, 900.
3. That there is situated In Ban.
mock county one bridge across Bear
river at ten.miIe ford, Of the value Of
1850.
1. That tho total Indebtedness OF
Bingham county, including interest
on same TO March @, 1893, as shown
by report Of accountants. is s277, 800.
.35.
5. That interest on total indebted.
ness from March 6, 1898, date OF fll-
Ing report Of accountants, to present
date is ss,5l327.
6. That there are outstanding s
per cent bonds OF Bingham county
TO amount Of $40, 10000 the average
duration Of these bonds is s years.
That the excess OF interest which will
accrue during the 8 years will be t5,-
10000 which should be apportioned
among the counties OF Bannocs, Bing-
ham and Fremont,
Z. That the valuation OF taxable
property Of Bingham county for 1892
as shown by assessment roll
is........... .....sl, ,l92, ,3Sl.00
OF Fremont county. 1905, 5,96l.00
or Bannock I" -. 1,s6S, $4,000
s. That the whole Of its indebted.
ness, less the value Of the county
property Of Bannock, Bingham and
Fremont counties at this date and less
the cash ON hand in Bingham county
treasury at the date reported by the
accountants at the sum Of s46, ,9ss.57,
is s2O5, ,27s.05.
JUDGMENT.
As a conclusion of law from the
foregoing findings, Bannock county
should pay to Bingham county the
sum Of s94,l and $3.50 for the
county bridge--a total of s94,929, 65.
That Fremont county should pay to
Bingham county S5O,657.0O and sl7,.