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Shovel ana went over 70 the opposi-
ton, the Dun Cow" Many Judges
said the Dun Cows" stun was the
/ worst in Biackville. not only for wash
/ ing the coal dust cut Of ones throat,
bot for its effect after it got beyond
/ the throat. Perhaps this inferior hquor
! helped the idea. Anyhow, that idea
| got in at last. At the end of month,
during which Jake was in full favor
! with the belle, walking out with her
every night, almost. and even being re-
ceived favorably inside the bar parior-
at the end Of 4 month there were two
groups Of miners in Blackyille, in
whose hearts the gladness Of hope was
Bpringing. One group was backing
Jake. the other Ned, for the prospects
of that for which they hoped grew
roster every day. Ned was passing his
old friend in the street with fierce
scOwl on his face, and Jake was be-
ginning TO return the scowl. The lat
yer had tried thing which must not
be repeated in Blackville, or you win
be misunderstood and despised.
''Ncd, OVID lad" he said one day,
drawing UP to him as they left the
mine, 'wunnot yo' gi' me yo'r hond?"
Ned turned savage face upon him,
and strobe on.
Jake attempted no more Cancellation.
He sew where the thing was drifting,
and prepared for eventualities.
So the two groups met. sometimes at
the Mailman and Shovel" sometimes
at the Dun Cow" and quietly amongst
themselves talked over the merits OF
their respective champions. They
made bets faster and faster, and antic-.
ipated as fine mill as had ever glad
dened their eyes. But Blackville heads
are thick, as has been said, and those
who had put the Idea" into Ned's
scarcely realized what its effect might
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FOREIGNERS IN JAPAN.
rh~y Arc Arrested by tho Native poiis
but Arc Tried BY Their Own Con.uL

rh~y Arc Arrested by tho Native polire
but Are Tried by Their Own Consul
There are sixteen nations having
treaties with japan, and they present
Ia the foreign concessions, the singular
spectacle Of sixteen little government.
al independent OF each other, dispens-
lng Justice and Administering a. rnauy
iifYercut forms Of law within the sane
territory.
Each foreigner r. registered IN th.
consulate Of his country. All legal pro
Jesse. and suits against him. brought
b. other fore .gners or By japanese are
entered with and tried before his con
81, except in the case q Great Britain.
which maintains = court separate from
- consulate. If the alien commits an
5fFens@ against Jspanese las or regula~
ton outside The treaty limits, he ca,
b. arrested by the native police. bot 30
must be trisd and puzished. Il guilty.
oy ais consul. the J&pAaess govern
nsnt prosecuting The case. and Il q
,lsO bound, on the request o; = eOas8..
- arrest cescrtsrs All fggitivss f~9.z
instice who have fed outside .r,zty
limits Ceriaiu customs fees aad rezs.
ztions are provided for bat failure "a
pay the former ~ ar disPuie about
he latter can - scftlei only 5y .
,ousuL
On me other hard - laad IA ,hs
foreign coDcessioas - the pF0p@rty q
she Japanss> government. and IA l~assd
q u.sruetustv 20 the foreigner a. = rz..
9sr tsu.so rsir feet sggsFrl uhicn vaY.~.
s1co-5inx - the l1e1ti5a - - land /,
oAvats.s 4nrasllY. sa1 - he only ar
evieA Tsse .sass rzsT b. Tough: 40
odd bat always see .sct - tas gro.as
wat
Il The Eenche the ogBee = - ~
si-ipal Eztho=ltiss. ia rsA;e4 a. po.so~
sat ssn4ts4Ty co1trol. and iac care %,
Al streets and roacs. bu. ~. r-oI5o-
ssEDlt enter he premises q a foreign
= ~tihoai TIE written p---znlssigz o.
80 e1asuL IN kCbc tss fss-~lgs -
-.eEseat n B.oSo. re -esiasnts go
-ias -sa4 taey oo7uPy. - HzrD~S'-
= ekly.
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NED SPENT THE TINE AT THE ''DUN cow"
be. A ''little MILL" they thought, for
which everyone would be the better.
Nobody desired anything worse.
One day, instead of taking his turn
ct the mine as usual, Ned spent the
time at the dun Cow" drinking hard.
He was surly and gruff to all who
spoke to him. He was thinking and
reasoning in the usual thick-headed
Blackvillc way. Seemed to him, if a
chap dealt, treacherously with his
friend, treachery should be dealt back.
When evening had arrived this view
was so unnistahably the correct one
that he left the Dun Cow" with
resolution in his heart which largely
counteracted the effect of the liquor,
and enabled him to go home fairly
straight.
Half an hour or so later, he was lying
concealed in a hollow on Rickshaw
common, four feet from q rough wood
en- bench. with n serviceable coalham-
rler in his pocket. The road running
near was a lonely one, and was chosen.
as he knew, by Jake and Jessie for
their walks, and they invaria bly, stopped
here and sat on the bench. 1t was .
moonless November night, and besides,
a mist had come up from the river, so
he had no fear OF being seen. Ned had
calculated nicely. He had not been in
his position long before he caught the
sound of voices and footsteps drawing
near. In little while the forms Of:
Jake and Jess were seated on the bench.
Ned gIipped the handle OF his ham,
mer.
Bat there was an odd silence just
now between the lovers, and he wanted
to hear one of them speak Jake broke
the silence abruptly, and his first words
fastened the sobering-Up process which
had already begun in the listener.
Tell thee what. Jessie, | dunnot
like these quarrels. an / yvunnot ha'
ony more on EN-. II tina wants Ned,
way. Nobbut as shoald like TO knaw
what ha' done"
The girl kicked the earth With her
loot, but did not reply. Jake rose,
'Dunnot be afeart O Sayin' il, lass"
ne went on. not Grossly, but tenderly.
sadly. Il love thee well enow 70 81
thee up. if it'll make thee happy. an
I'll leave thee wheer tha'rt, an tell
Ned tina wants him. not me. Nebbe
that I'D show folks are lvin' too"
Go an tell him, them answered
jess. dehantly.
With curt ''Good-by." Jake left
her.
Ned was almost sober now. Sober
enough. 81 least. to crawl noiselessly
away from the spot and fling the muir
5e-ous hammer OYER the common. It
was found next day and recognized as
Ned's. but no one ever knew how near
: had come 10 knocking a hole in
ke's head
Jake was as good as his word. That
night he sought ont Ned, told him OF
the quarrel and babe him try his
luck with the beauty himself
I'm nobhut stranger 10 her, my
ser" ne said. AN nivver shall be ony
more"
Ned grasped his extended hand. and
thus the friendship was renewed.
Blaekville folk take the gifts the
gods Offer and ask no questions Ned
tried his luck" with the belle with
ont any ado, and, not much - any
ones surprise was a. once received in
Jake's olSce. one u the chief pre-
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less troublesome prerender rnan Lon
Carlos. This chief of Spanish pretend
ers was once so impoverished that with
the help of his secretary. he tried TO
turn into coin the gold chain of his
Order of the Golden Fleece. BY the
death of Count Chambord and some luck
in matrimony, however. he was enabled
eventually to lay up fortune against
a rainy day and keep his decorations
away from the goldsmiths and pawn
brokers.
A group of pretenders. who are
chemically bankrupt, aflict the ltal-
ian provinces. At almost any time one
NAV find in the continental newspa-
pers brief paragraphs concerning the
difficulties which a count of AqIila, or
TRAM, or Syracuse, is having with the
sheriffs. census of pretenders has
not been taken. A partial list of those
who think they have valid claims to
the throne of France was published re-
Gently, however. They are: Don
Carlos. duke of Madrid; Alfonso Kill,
king of Spain: Francis, sometime king
of both Sicilies; Francis, Sebastian's
son by his second wife, an aunt of the
dead king: Robert, once duke of Parma;
Louis Philippe of Orleans All of
these gentlemen are descendants of
Louis MIL, of France. The last one
TO announce his pretensious to tho
world is Gen. Francis of Bourbon, who
suddenly began calling himself the
duke of Anjou after the count of Paris
death and sent ont a manifesto con-
corning his claims This course has
been rather disastrous to him, for. he
has been deprived not only of his COM
mand in the Spanish army but also of
the salary that went with it. He can
spare the command. but will miss the
salary fnr. he l. ronr " Y Sun
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A New York woman recently n
Paris confessed % a great interest n
the woman bootblscks whom she sa'~
there. They wear peculiar Uni
fc-m. she says no; unlike that Of
TIE sisters Of mercy. bat the r coquet-
tish manners quite nuIlify the religious
association OF their dress Most e
Them work With gioved hands. and
sse wonderfully zeai and dexteIous .:
s.s.r ealing.
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swerIng Jessie, the cage came up again.
1t contained. not the missing ones. but
two men who had but little while be-
fore gone down. They jumped off the
cage and began speaking to the man
ayers in a way that those who saw it
understood only too well Soon enough,
indeed. everybody knew that another
collapse in the workings, and one per-
haps more serious than the first, had
taken place, and that now the rescuers
themselves needed to be rescued. At
the news, Jessie became frantic. and
turned almost fercely upon her lover.
"Jake's browt 20 GOD fro DEATH" she
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carried him to the top he was dead.
When they

NuI .c4 I-IIIi 70 tIIt tVU nc " d. 'Its-U.
In the quiet little churchyard OF
Blackville you will, if YOU care TO look,
find Ned's grave. with a small stone
placed over it. and on the stone You
may read brief narrative o. the part
he took in the mine accident. ending
with these words:
HE was true Lancashire
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Tho niherenne

whats the difference between con.
ceit and self-eSteem. anyhow"
"a great deal. Conceit is the self
esteem belonging to somebody else -
Chicago Tribune.
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3'| y - ''IIr TT Nv
- lRAlED-ONE SMALL SOLID BAY HORSE
- no MARKS A1y sBiHl fun s.lll b.. iih~..lfy
rewarded, Address a. Thu, ONCE. or Gail 81 - =
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" ASIIB-fyt.lE BODT 10 -Uw NAT
w The puH.l-lst pie foE "a Jera.-s p d! e.
Monthly j. e. - ysir- b1t MTs T. Care ~ j. Tor
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Va !.Nt IIf.i.N Iof -.

'EE.tAL itEPAlKl\G -IHE. WICHITA TN
~ ware Manufacturing company. Is : 9It
street. have opened ~ cOnueCJO n " TIA their manu-
iacturers Of III xmas Of tn. ~ 4vuizr and she.t
Iron gOolz. Eeuer repair shop. aud .aVc a corps
uf competent Wurkm-H To do all repair WoTk in
tnWafe. Easollle stoves aad all metal ve-S...~
IA c'pi bi, OF re.iiii :. Charges very !gas0HAD
ana work done promptly. LOO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-22
I'm Mine and Mill.

Business at all the minos Ia picking
up considerably, AMI even at tbs very
low price NJ which silver now 10, more
mon are In employment Mt miues aud
mills than since the year 1891, when
everything Wa, considered 10 TO lively.
Not 30 much valuable ore " beingitak.
en- out, rs the owners do not care 20 rob
tholr mines OF the best ore At the pres-
ont price Of silver, but large amount
omOunt Of third class ore H. being pro-
ducud, and heavy development work Is
being done by all tbs minos.
At the Anchor mine many thousand
feet Of lumber IL being used In the re-
newal of tlmbefs, and the same can be
said OF oil the other mines.
with the close OF tue year tina ore
shipment will show up very large, con.
eidrring tbs times, and ore buyers are
now figuring ON contracts for ore TO bo
delivered next year; tho valley
smeltefs are eager ~ secure the PARK
City ore.
The Ontario mill Is Undergoing re-.
pairs In it, stacks and furnaces, by the
renewal u now flre brick. This In the
usual yearly repair work nt this mill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-22

Have you over thought why Il s. that
n dog turns around and around WHOM ho
jumps mp uu his cushion or starts 10 sot.
tlo himself anywhere Tor q napY Now
that you uro reminded, you can recall
that You have seen q dog do II many
timos, can't you' This habit IS about
all that Is loft TO our tamo little doggies
Of the days long ago. when thoy woro
race Of wild animals and livod In the
woods Thor beds thon wcro matted
grass and leaves, and Il was 10 trample
enough grass and properly arrange the
leaves that tho dog always trod around
q narrow circle before no would lie
down Tho dog Of today keeps up the
Same old habit although thoro Is no
longer amy need for II, and OF course the
animal has no notion why ho docs it,
New York Timos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-22
Notes and Personals.

Tha atraat danart,,.p. ,,rooa baya
been busy ali week Ia keeping the
bitches free from slush aud Ice, aud 10
far no damage Is reported from over
now ditohee.
The skating pond hxed up by KID.
DER anu wight mas not been doing n
thriving business !ihia week, as the
weather has been such that tho Ice
was not In NJ condition.
D,,i,g ,ha haas, u,tnd .,., -,
wednesday night tho large Ice house
OF me summit les Co, which was
ABOUT 10 receive the rooi, olew entirely
Sown, anu caused q loss OF several
were mi nj woTk immeaiaisIv ~ mi a.
IN again.
The Ice crop ih now nearly ready TO
next MondsS ac,iy. wn,s Iii vItJ ha' aua'
and ths tTinb Cents.i vii ,,, az SIs,,
Ice train 10 snrTv tbe n,aSuct ~ sal Al,
Lake. The leo Ia now fifteen inches
thick aud clear AZ crystal.
The Weber troupe s,ln bolds Nh, Al
a.. o., 1,s,,s' ~, ls''' nu'us out NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-22
PLEASANT GROVE.
Pleasant Grove Ilappenlng..

n. G. Hlseit and JorEon Nielsen or.
we'd here few days ago making n G
trlu uer team from Ia lara, Colorado,
729 miles, In twelve consecutive days
travel with the tans pair " horses,
These gentlemen are OLD residents Of
Pleasant Grove ant have come 10 spend
the winter with relatives. They re-
port everything lovely In San Luis
valley.
john Heron, n lad Of fourteen sum
msfs, accidentally shot himself In the
LEG short time since with n sporting
rife. lie IA nutsing the wound on
crutches, n lasting experience TO the
boy, no doubt.
Tha "JosephitesD have noarly com.
nleted n neat little chapel adjacent TO
the Presbyterian meeting house here.
The district school Will adjourn until
Rfiur New Yeau-iwO weeks vacation.
Grand preparations are being made for
this Sunday school concert Christmas
eve.
As Oscar Winters and son were
coming from Provo one day this week,
they encountered two mon supposed 10
be "hold.upsD Just a. they wore near
ing the top Of the hill this side Of Provo
river ( u being about dark Two men
approached the vehicle, asking Mt.
Winters II he did not wish 10 Try a
gold ring. He suspected from the
mems lcOEs that nll was not right, and
told his son 10 drive on, st which he
gave the horses cut with his whip,
The team spraug forward at lively
psco leaving the men at n distance.
Mr. Winters says they looked like hnrd
cascs. The Messrs. Winters had been
receiving money In Provo that dag,
and II 10 supposed these parties hal
seen the transaction and waited for
them. ID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-22
Weather and Bnsiness.

with the opening OF the week The
weather was extremely cJld aud now
was falling nearly ovsry hour but
during the latter part OF the week tho
weather has been mild aud mjro Hike
aprlng than winter, and the suow has
been fast disappearing aud the sleigh
log has been somewhat hurt,
A large delegation Of Park CITY
people la vo been In Salt Lake during
the week attending the Emery.Cham.
bufB suit; the outcome OF this tuit u
being watched by many here with
great interest aud opinion Ia divided rs
10 the Justice or Injustice Of the claim.
Mr.. NJ. r. Atcham, our leading
merchant, has just returned 70 the
camp after an absence OF taveral
months in the East He IL Oi the
opinion that nothing Will be done for
silver very soon anu does not look for u
revolution In the East on the silver
question, that We In the West should
All be y Leased TO zee take place. Mt.
Ai3hpm I esys the appearance OF Para
Jity from u business point Of view ~
refreshing after seeing 20 much o. the
dull times in tie eastern part " the
country.
In tue race for Christmas cuisines,
among the various mefcnautf, many
unique advertising lodges are invent
cd, much TO the appreciation OF The
public; and bettor line Of various
goods IL being carried than Tor mum
Der Of years.
The small and large boys have BEEN
busy during this week In ietoniug into
town Christmas trees, which they sell
TO the stores and butcher shops At n
nice little sum, as the labor In getting
IN m IL Hllght; In all the surrounding
mountains plenty Of small Trees eau
La had.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-22
MARsHAL's SALE.

DURsUANr TO AN ORDER or SALE
Il 10 me directed by tho Third District
Court ot the Territory Of Utah, / shall expose
Nc public sale, AZ tho west front door OF tue
county courthouse lat the new city aud county
buudinsl, IN tho city of salt lake, county
NJ Salt Lake and Territory Of Utah, on the
3th Gay Of December, l-li, AZ 10 O'Clock a M
ul the right title, claim and interest Of
Elizabeth q, ~ irkersnam and TurnerA, Wicker,
sham Of iu, and 10 tho following described
real estate situate, lying aud being In sAlt
Lake ully aud County, and described as fol.
lows, tOswiti
Commencing az the northeast corner OF lot
eight l,l, block soyeniy.twO l7D, plat "a -
tat Lake city survey, ami running thence
foutncrly one hundred and seventeen am
feet, thence westerly aeveniy-two (T2l feet
thence nuHherly one hundred and seventeen
Ol1l feet, thrnco eastorY seventy two (12l feet
10 the place OF beginning, Together with a
perpetual right ot way over n roadway on the
iouth SIDE of sald above described properly.
40 be sold AS he property Of EliIshelh O. Miek.
ersham ana Turner A. WiCkorsham az the suit
Of Charles 7trrsc 1T N,
Terms Of sale, cash.
NAT NJ, BRIGHAM, u. 8. Marshal,
BY l. !" ARCHER. Deputy Marshal.
dated December 9Th, 1894.
sAWTEA A PurAAH, Attorneys for Plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-22
NOTICE

In the Probate Court IN tnd tor salt Lake
County Territory Of Utah
In tho matter Of the estate OF Martin AndeT.
son, deceased.
NO1lCE is HEHEBY GIVEN THAT
~ Au1ura Anderson, executor Of the last
VII anu lettamcut of Martin Anderson, dc.
ceased, has rendered Tor settlement, ana nlod
~ SAID clur, hia nual account OF bis admins,
uauon uf said estate and petition for FINAL dis
ulluuun % tho residue 81 uaid estate among
tht persons entitled thereto. aud that Tuesday,
the aih day Of january, a, ID. 1855, ht 10
o'clock o., mg ~ the csuft room of saii cluri,
ln tho County Court House, salt Lake uity and
county lah Territory, has been duly 40.
pointed hy tho lodge " said court, for tho
settlement OF hald account aud hearing sad
peNlluu Tor distribution, At which tmo aud
place any person Interested In sad estate may
appear end show cause, n any there be-, why
tAll account should not be settled And ap.
Tor.
Dated December 18th. a. D. 1904
n. V. MELOY,
CLERK Of PROBATE Court