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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-01

near at hand ana every patriotic citi-
zen would be reoresnt to his duty ~
such aud ~ an American should he
fall to advocate aud vote for that great
boon.
Judge Dusenbsry, Provo Whatever
trouble We may have under stslehooJ
Will be mauiioldly multiplied In Utsh
should " continue ne q Territory. Tns
taik OF increased expenses are mainly
imsginstlons Of tue Mother Goose
order.
Judge Norrell-My view OF the stu.
alton 10 that recent events male. II tht
absolute duly tO work harder than ever
ior statehood. Toe many and couf-
age1us staud Of the rsconvsDeI con.
sentioD, thrse.iOuftbs OF tue u.legst.s
OF which we've M0rmons, salih I'd ms
that statehood Will be all right anu
that II SHOULD come.
EXPENSES UNDER STATEHOOD.
From Whist II c,lls u fearful ami
contcieDtious source" the THU ~
this mUrniug has the following excel
lent art Gle:
Muca has boon said and many clrou-
lars have b, OF sent throughout he ) ate,
with the evident intentlon On the part OF
our Democratic Il lends % create an im-
pes >iun In tho mud Of the voter that
taxes will DO grpH ly increased la case
Statehood Is given Utah.
This IN done with the evident In ention
Of defeating Statehood, aud tho figures
Z Ven Ia the circulars are greatly out OF
the way OF tho truth. No ono can ac-
cufa oily odima the difference botw cen
the or pen.es under sta ehood and nat
under the Tcrr,to ial ioim Of govern
ment. We give AN estimate below which
IN very mucn nearer the tru h than the
circulars put out by the Democra ic com
mittse. the % inAt0d increased OK
penses on account OF Statehood over
those OF terri oral government, and the
savings by reason Of The now Coustitu-
ton IN case Of Statehood arc given be-
lows
Expenses o. the Legislature. 81 per day
Tor % days ssis ssss.ssssssssssssssss lo,VQu
Incidental eipefses Of the legislature
(Which meets ouy once 10 ,wo
ythrsl-"''''. ''ss.ssss,ssssssa WV
Total ............. ..........--....i $500
one.half expenses Of same Tor one
Go,eSnoi and ,iac oflcci.':aiary..'..'....' $50
incidental expenses % these depart
nenis. ,.. '''s''''''''..'.'.'s.','.' 10 e9
incidentaI travelling expenses Of sans 5000
tupr ou Of the pont ontAfy. ..,,,.....,a. 6i.UUJ
saisry OF rounty clorss Ia the Territory
salary OF TAI collectors: and ,hsiia.... 800
'.'sosooo
Estimated saving to tho credit 81 tho
county In case OF statehood are a. fol-
lows.
ny the practical abolition Of the grand
Jury system aud the limitation Of ths
number Of Jurors from " to :, aud
"a - 4 UQu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-01

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-01

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BteyUs-t LUu q - 20
Texas soora-,.u "a fA13
Mestetns--i 81 % tiVi.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-01

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Cows ~ 4 ddUu
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Nestetns . dsLsA.
Lambs tAdtt2A
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r.r...-coliector.. Notlee.

Notice is hereby given that. for the purpose rif receiving Taxes for the year lss5= azl45 attend at the FgiIng precLnt> oI the sets1at Taanship5 Of Jefferson county. Arkansas ag the places and on zhe dates nefelza ape9z4ze4 respectively. s0-HTITs
 Barraque Township. Redheid, #edaesaaye January ]. ls95-
 H5Iis3r sii.- township, GreeEs Friday. January l3 l-
 Bozg Township. Cornerstone. Taesaay. cd RIvef q. Township. English. Wednesday,
 Yii1en59t i-'iil. 5 Township. Mrs. Carness Store. Thursday 3anu4fy lh- 1n-a
 Jefferson Jefferson springs, ,sallif- day January <. iss5.
 FluH Bayou Township Attnelnleks s19A-
 B65srts Township, Hamphrey. Tuesday, January @lt lszsi.
 Y }isi5rIs i. Tosaslip, Lakeside. Thursday. JaHuAHy 2 ls5. .
 Ba56.sai Township Llawool. saturday.
 spriag Township. Les springs. Monday.
 %zsaiBstoa ToEnshtp. Ruth sehoo4-hoase. Tuesday. January 2s. Ise5.
 Dudley Lake. Township. Tucker, 8ednes- day. auuaTy zs. lst.
 NhIfeyIlle T0Rnshlp, Macedonia, Thurs day. January 3l. 1s9d. TaHadega Township. Locust Cottage FEi-
 Faasine T5srnship. Court House, Saturday February i, fsssl
 0n and after February 1st the Taz Books VIII bs open tn ms office each day teuuaa5 eTceutedI for the reception Of taxes for ls6 without penalty autII The Iutu day a1 4pEA ISf C. H TREELEEI, sheriff and Ex-9lBei0 Collector, Jefferson county, Ark Pine BIaH. December g. t5<5. fl
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A BIG RIVER.
The Arkansas Higher Now Than at
 Any Time Since 1890.


 4 mighty mass of water is sweep ing down the channel Df tiie afh5iii- sas river. and in many places the lowlaBds are inundated, yet the water continues to rise and some uneaslness Is now felt by the bottom planters and they are driving their stock to higher ground.
 Tn the southern and eastern DOT tions of Pine Bmff water from the river has backed up through the old lake bed and inundated the yards If a number of houses built on the tow lands. The camp of Contractor Ware, on South Common, was under water yesterday and he was com pelled to hunt higher quarters. The water here has reached a higher mark than Tt any time since 1890.
 4 dispatch received from Little Rock this afternoon says: The guage at this point shows q iise in the Arkansas river of 23:7-a rise.of since yesterday. At Fort smith the river has fallen one-tenth since last night
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PINE BLUFF. ARK. DEC. 2s 'sss
CHRfSTNA&

Another Christmas has come and gone and in many respects the Christmas Of yesterday was one of the happiest spent in this city in re- cent years. Santa Claus was lavish fn bis distribution of presents, and from al we can learn. vas vel come visitor to tbe homes of the humble as well as the rich. Of course. t is not to be expected that the poor can rival the rich on that or any other occasion, but there was not a home in Pine Blufi yes terday that was not in 9 measure made happy by the generosity Of this mysterious and ubiquitous Kris Kringle. The fact is that there is no extreme poverty in Pine Dftifff. There are no great aecumulations of wealth here. a compared with Chi caqo. New York or London, bat what Is infinitely better. there is 3 greater equality of wealth in Pine Bluff than perhaps any other city oi its size in America. While we can boast Of no millionaires, it is, how ever. our proud boast that there is 10 extreme poverty in our midst, and that the masses, white and black, are in the possession At least of the ordinary comforts of life. and therefore comparatively happy.
 This has been comparatively a happy and prosperous year for this immediate section. Nature has poured out the cornucopia Of plenty in our midst and all are sharers. in a greater or less degree, of this abund- ance. The good price for cotton this season has brought an unex- pected measure of prospetity to our agriculturists, and the farmer is now fairly out of debt, with his corn cribs and sTn0ke-h3Bses falriy uiledg and a few dollars laid aside for the proyerbial rainy day"
 That there is plenty of money in this section and that the masses are prosperous are evidenced by the lib- erality with which holiday goods have been bought and sold in this city, and emphasized by the fact that al our merchants have cleaned out almost their entire holiday stock.
 The GRAPHIC reioices in these eyi- dences of happiness and prosperity, upon which We congratulate the people of this city and section.
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eoriune in .HendrieIe Hadson. Jr.a


 The KimbaH Opera company, headed by the peerless prima donna dansnese, Corinne, and sixty yoealists. comedians. dancers and operatic artists. will play two en- agreements nt the .Opera-house Monday, December 30th.
 The production Of aHendrick Hud- son" as presented by this company. has proven bg it's long run in Chicago, New York. Boston and other large cities, to be the most con spicuous and attractive successes Of the season. It is conceded by musical critics that Corinne is one Of the finest lady mandolin soloists in the United States. She is an accom- plished musician and has made the mandolin q study. Aside from Corlnne's own performance, there is q wealth of attractions in "Hendriek Hudson There are original and amusing specialtier, and every cos tune and all the scenery for this pro- duction were expressly made for this season. Nu advance in price for the night performance. Matinee prices, 5O and 75 cents.
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KEEP THE ACREAGE DOWN

The Mempeis Cotton Exchange has already begun agitation 10 keep the cotton acreage down for 1896 and recently met and adopted reso- lutions urging the cotton planters in the South to diversity their crops next year and plant no larger acre age than they did in 1895. Tn this action the Cotton Exchange has struck the keynote to prosperity in the South. Experience has shown that the cotton planter can farm proftably only by diversifying his products and making cotton his sur plus crop. Experience has also dem onstrated that 6, 300, 900 bale crop will bring as much or more in the aggregate as a 5000, 900 bale crop, while the cost Of pl reducing and pick ing tue 6, 50o, 900 bale crop is much less than the cost of a 5000, GOO bale crop.
 Tho producers in view Of past ex- periefce, therefore, should not make the fatal mistake Of planting q large cotton crop next season because they realized a good price this year. They should remember that the comparatively high price this year was due to the short crop. and not because Of any additional de- mand for or increased consumption of cotton. A large crop next year would serve to bring the market down again to 6 cents, which is about the cost of production.
 The cotton planter had many profitable lessons during the past few years which should rebound greatly to his advantage in the fu- ture. As long as he made cotton his sole crop, he run in debt, but as soon as he begun to diversity his products raise corn, peas, beans, hogs. etc, and make cotton his sur. plus crop-then his period of pros perity set in.
 In discussing this phase of the subject and the danger of big and | disastrous crop next year, the Mem | phis Seimitor truly says:
 The comparatively high prices that rule this season have greatly encouraged producers. and there is | danger that they will forget that the | reason for tine advance is tine shoTt-ii i i age in the crop. IL is true that theI r,eeItien of the naannfact curing inter F s*st@s been for, {: :s:ss:se ss ; sy&es:.ss & ghich el.oala insnre [ zS5E 1s5s saN mn ster sss;, | SzS 1l1cES45e ln consumption is {
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ContInne.I seftiefr..t.

Settlements continued at the October term of the Jefferson Probate Court for eoniirma- tion at the January term thereof.
 Estate of John Nj. Walker. J. " Walker administrator. Ellen Bell executors.
 Estate of J. E. Bryan. Charles Howson ad- ministrator.
 Estafe Of Newton Patton. John c. Frew guardian.
 Estate of Rush Patton John Frew, guar dian.
 Estate of Frank sims, Fred Fox admins fFator.
 Estate of Eugenia J Wilson. E. V Me Cfacken. guardian.
 Estate of J. II. wheate. T. II. Wheat guar dian. 19 2Tss25f All persons interested Tn the settlement of any of said accounts will come forward and lie their exceptions, if any they have on or before the second day Of the next term of the Probate Court of said county or they will be forever barred from excepting to such ae- counts or any part thereof
 r. B. FLANDERS. clerk. Dec. -Y' issS I22IW2w
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not great enough 10 justify a larger crop next year than the one now be- ing marketed. The old stock car riesI over and this seasons product will more than suffice to keep the spindles of the world going until the next crop comes n. If that crop shall exceed !, GOO, GOO bales, Tall in price Is inevitable. If the acreage Is increased the manufacturers Of the world will expect to get cotton at ' cents or less, and even if the yield should prove shorter than that of the present season, it will be hard to convince them of the fact in time to enable producers to profit by an advance.
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Creston Clarke has won recognition on the London stage. His father, the venerable American comedian, John Sleeper Clarke, k still living in London. Crcston Clarke's special production of Hamlet" this present season is said to be one of splendOr and has won fer him the reputation of being the ideal prince. As an ac- tor of Shakespearean and classical plays he occupies 8 representative position nn the American stage.
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4 RISING TRAGEDIAN.
Creston Clarke in Hamlet al the Opera House Saturday.
 December 2S.

creston Clarke vii play his an- nual engagement in Hamlet al the Opera-house on Saturday night. December g.
 The fashionable world will be ia vored with a brillian+ record Of Shakespaareaa and classical plays. among which Hamlet will be pre- sented with unusual spleudor. The brilliant young actress, Miss Adel- aide Prince, Will support Mr. Clarke. Cfeston Clarke's manager has re- ceived the following encouraging letter from Dr. Horace Howard For ness le4t.es. gel zsee.! s'soT atiily of quota ton.
 s'MY DEAR sR-It gives me pleasure to learn that Mr. Crest0n Clarke is again to act under your management a series of Shakes peare's plays. It is good to know that Sharkespeare is to be acted at al. As long as Shakespeare rules the hour VIC know that high thoughts, noble thoughts, wisdom, gentleness and pure love are ia the ascendant and that the atmosphere is too clear for any noxious growth to flourish. And then, too, it is 3 fine sight to see the nobIestriving oi this young actor to sustain the tra ditions of his house. and again tc afford the countless numbers Of his fathers and Of his uncles friends that dramatic enjoyment which ele. yates and refnes and almost amounts to liberal education. Rhe can fail to wish him every possible successY
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BRECKENRIDGE
COMPLEMENTARY

The Arkansas Demoerot. in com menting on the secret agreement between Russia and the United States and the action of our distin- guished citizen and Ambassador to Russia, Maj. Clifton R. Breckinridge. pays him the following handsome compliment:
 It is stated unofficially that Minis ter Breckinridge has communicated the information to Secretary Olney that in case Of war with England, Russia would regard the secret com pact entered into with the United States during the war of the rebel Ion as still in force. Officers Of the war and navy departments accept this information as reliable and comment is freely induiged as to the effect such an alliance would have in case of war with Great Britain. l would mean the utter destruction of the British Empire and the loss of it's entire prestige. Lord Salisbury is not foolish enough to overlook this fact, and will doubt less exert himself to find a way out of the present difficulty without re sorting to the force of arms. Ii will not be amiss to say in this con- nection that our representative at St. Petersburg is statesman worthy Of the place he holds. No English diplomat will be able to out general Breckinridge, and in case of war with England we have the ut most confidence in his ability 10 mainta the friendly relations be tweeE Russia and the United States
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IBE Philadelphia street-car strike broke out afresh ges ferday but the disturbances were quickly queile5 and cars are now running on sched- uie time.
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Hnw,s Tlais

We offer ose hundred dollars reward for zfs ease M .ssss---t i., Falls Cafarrh Cure.
 F. U pHEENY s Co, Toledo, 0.
 We. the undersigned have known Y. J. cbeeny for the last f5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac- ftons and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm WEsr < TRUAx. wholesale druggists. Toledo, O.. WALklxa krxxAx MARVIN. wholesale
 Cure .s t-l<s. j.. .s.ess..ss. H.
 -. .ll-.<-sl. sss.a ll Alz.=e1 ss-l ...t<iss surfat.es Of the sFstRta. Testimonials sent frs srs<; s< sz s.ld hy druggists
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A DIsPALcH from Washington says
 that the officials of the war and navy department talk as if they had positive information of secret agreement. between the United States and Russia which will be op- erative if war should ensue between the United States and Great Britain over the Venezuelan boundary dis pute. They say that the secret agreement is Of such a character as will bring the big Russian navy to the supportof the United States as soon as Great Britain takes the first step leading to war. According 10 this story, Ambassador c. R. Breck inridge recently inquired of the au. thorities if they regarded the com pact as still in force and binding. to which he received an affirmative re- ply. This original compact was made during the civil war in the United States and at a time when several foreign powers were about to recognize the Confederate Gov ernment. This announcement is very important at this luneture. for it viii greatly serve to deter Eng land from any radical policy in her dealings with this Government is not prepared to fight the United States, the South American Republics and Russia, and there is now nothing left for Lord Salisbury to do but to submit his Venezuelan claims fn arhifrafinn
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Notice For Pubiieation.-No. 575a.
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock. ARK.
 Nov lG IsA5

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE RoCK. ARK.
 Nov. L. Is41 Notice is hereby given that the following. named settler has filed notice Of his fnten- tion 10 make final proof in support 0f his caim and that said proof will be made before the county clerk of Jeifersan county at Pine Bluff, Ark. on Dec. g, lsgJ, viz Samuel Rob inson. H. E. No. I14l7 for the W A oI Il C | sec, { ] g, T l0 W and v | Of c 1E sec. s { $. ? low.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- tion Of. said lands, viz; Dock Richards. Eli tirOWn. Hardy McCauu. Danny Mccormick all Of Dexter Ark. JJ BEAVERS Il % W Ct Reeisffr
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Notice For Publicafio-No- 57s4
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE ROCK. AuK
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Nov. .. l-a5. Notice is hereby given tLat the following named settler has filed notice Of his inteu- tion to make final proof in the support Of bis claim, and that sad proof win be made before the County Clerk of Jefferson county at Pine Bluff, Ark. Ou January {. Isg6. viz. James G. Mayer. +. E. No. 166sl for the " i 0f the p C A sec 12t t6s, r Il Y.
 He names the following t0 prove his con tinu0us residence upon and cultivation CT Summers. Sam. ". Williams. all of Nubia. Ark. J. J. BEAVERS Register II Z7 W Gt
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Tuesday January 7liI. IS5t
Notice For Pubreation.-so. 5sa4.
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock. ARK

Dec. 2l. 1895.
 Notice Is hereby given that the folloRing- named settler has filed notice of his iuten- ton to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof win De made be- fore the county clerk of Jefferson county af Pine Bluff, Ark on February T. Isszi. TIz. Jerry Massey II E No. l67ls Tor The Y E of s 2 l4 and C 1s Of s Is sec. 3l i g, 10 W.
 He names tbe following witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon and cuitiva. ton of said land, viz. |. D. Bush J. II. Hunt. C, E. Hudson. Charles Thomas all Of Dexter, Ark. J.J. BEAVERS Register
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THE Republican Ways and Means Committee wiII report a revenue bill to Congress today. It embodies many of the features of the iniaui- tOus Mckinley bill.
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W arning Order
". k. Pearson ct al. plaintiff.
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Ns h. Atatfeoh ct 1i, piliAtiu.
 Hs,
 Walter Vance. ct al, defendant.
 Tn the Ghancery Court of Jefferson Coontv Arkansas. 5' The defendants. Harris Riding. Nettie walker. and Wallace Vance, are warned fo answer the complaint of plaintiff. N. K pesrl son ct. al " Sai ' Given under my hand and The seal of saia court this fth day Of December A. D. lsg5, II. <. MCCOY, Clerk. Y h0MSN J-A.LAEGFoRD. 4 D. c.
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TIE House passed the so.called emergency tariff bill yesterday by a strict party vote. The bill was re ported under Reeds iron-clad rules without the privilege Of members cf amending and with but little debate. Car Reed holds the House in the hollow Of his hand, and he rules with autocratic sway. But the bill will never pass the Senate: and if it does it will be vetoed by the President.
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Receivers sale.

EgE7eazz hereby given that under ana ny zfrrgs. of an 8rdgr 0t me Jefferson GhaHeerE Court made ou the 254h Gzy8f December ls95= h a case therein pending wherein Ws |. Pear son e al are plaintiffs and &t Ter Vance ct al. are defendants. the undersigned. es tHe receiver Of said court will. Ou
 Tuesday, J anuary 1lI. IS55, at the front door or tbe court house iB Pine BIun- between the hours prescribe by laW for judicial sales. sell at public auction t8 the highest and best bidder, aIi be paFiur bed room dining room and kitchen furniture lately owned by Mary $. Vance. decaased. 4 list and schedule of said property may Ee seen by applying to the uuders.gned as re- ceiVer af his office.
 Terms of sale, upon a credit Of three months The purchaser viii be required to give notes with approved personal security and a lien will be retained upon the property for Inc payment df tue purchase money.
 a1dlsW3 LEV FOWLER, Receiver.
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Boys will be received up Co l6 years of age.
 The Se0lastie Year consists of two sessions The first commencing the first Monday in September, and the second on thefirst Monday in Feb ruarT.
 Pupils are admitted if any time of the year, and charged from date of entrance.