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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
Those Poor Sugar Beets.

II lisa TACT quite generally known
that, for various reasons, bit principal
ly on account Of the very unusual and
heavy rains OF Last August and Sep.
tomber,a number { the sugar beets In
tue lower end OF Utah county took a
second growth and did not come up to
the standard Of III per cont bucrose
with 80 per cent purity az required by
The contract, aud for that reason were
not accepted by tue factory al Luhi.
IL IL also generally known that some
| or the growers who owned those poor
bosts were far from satisfied with tho
results OF tbs analysis OF their brets M
reported from tue factory, claiming
thi fair samples had not been taEen,
mistakes hau probably been made,
iayoritism had been shown, etc, etc.
To prove their assertions aud At the
same time secure evidence OF tho Ut
rgliahi ~ OF the Utah Sugar com.
pany'd work, n number Cfanmplea were
selected by tho farmers thomselve,,
from several Of tho rejected Lo,t
patohse aud sent to government oxporl-
Tor analysis.
There seemed to be no question ia
the minds VI many but what the 70.
turns would surely show quality ABOVE
that required by contract, and various
aud numerous were the TumOrs float
Ing about AZ TO what was going to be
done 10 compel tho sugar company 10
ucoept the ftJ solod beots.
The returns csme Ia due time but
were far from being what was expected
or desired. The analysis On reported by
government station showed from 10 10
10 per cent suoroae with putltics Of
from % 10 20 only, net one going up 20
tho requirements Of tho contract, thus
vinlicatng the work done NJ tie fac
tory.
The sugar por cent was undoubtedly
made 10 show high In these bamulrs
because Of their urying out some, n
necessarily taking several daya be-
tween the pulling Of the beets anu the
lime they GUILD reach their destination
aud DO Analysed, while the factory
samples are usually maze within
twenty.four hours aitur being pulled.
In connection with this { may be- a.
well 10 stale that any suHpiciOns as TO
the inHccutaty % unfeliabllity OF the
work donu Ia the laboratory OF the
ugar 90. are entirely unoallcu for amt
without foundation,
Win the very best and most ar
proved appliances for every detail OF |
ne work, and skilled men who make
the bus nCsa specially nnd pnde,
the work munt DO ABSOLUTE y correc.
An institution ~ the magnitude and |
i'm Iurlancn If The Utah Sugar Factory
caaBOt DO run by "guess work, - nor by |
doubtful or suspicious methOds; anu |
when any results or statements are |
glven out officially by that company |
they may be- deuendeI upon as being |
cOrreu. ,=Lehi BlHusF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

hibiuon ami proceiure, they maiutain,
b u rght'ui suUsot oil Legislation under
tue urgunic Aci, aud this law controls.
It's argued TIA. Pages ouiy remedy
against excessive iurfdiotion ON the
part OF the Commissill was writ ct
prohibition; that, 90 the o.her nand,
prohibition would not obtain the a..
spouienps ctrlhcnte. That could ouly
ue reached by mandamuu, which cone
mnnds an act 10 he jOue. Thus 10 wss
apparent that there ia no c0ul
between 1.-THE two fsmruiss, sud
thar hey uo not achieve the same re-
tuii,In mandamus the iist { cal thing
sought ~ tue Issuance VI a c-ttficatr,
which determines only tue prima
iaoie right 10 the office, and here note
iug tut m1ndumus wasR rene ~.
Ju ge Zane followed Mr.. Williams,
anu nna q bic arsuue az. ut 3:4j
Then came Alto nry Ogden Hlles, -
tue sams j ,r, anu Judge Haudsrsou
Will mako the closins Audresa on boz
half Of the appelan,e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

negotiations we're pending with the
CUy Council TO procure trees rom
Liberty park 10 he planted ON East
Temple anu stale streets.
The committee appointed 10 confer
with tue HOruuu Ifal asu0ciatilu rec
0mmvudcd a consolidation Of che tw %
associations. A nlnodty report wHs
maze by Nc. Sraner, n member cf The
committee, oppuoing tue reoommenda-
tiuU.
Upon the motion Of Professor Tai
mage, The recUmme ndatiOn 20 cDnsoli-
date the two asanciatiJuH was rejected.
Selectmsn CnrlstU1erHeu read u
paper on "rroes ~ Wiodbfoaks,"
showing tho essentially tne tree to
the protection q growing vegetation
a. we'll q tne furlilty VI I've ground.
Dr. Faust delivered lecture on the
urcessity cd making state parf, which
Il gwen IN full In tOday = Issue.
Discussion followed, Huurs tary Whit
lug, Augustiu Nordvnil and w. ..
II yiauoe taking pArt, alter which the
following program was given out for
tie ntxt s.s,ion; "F1tsstry In Eu-
tote,N Uy Augustin Norlvah; "Ptu-
lection OF Forests from Fore anu Otncf
Destructive E,vmonts," by w. s.
ROylauCt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
OGDEN.
Junction City Doings.

North Ogden school children and
teachers came 10 Ogden In dozen
sleighs yeslerday for a drive through
town, headed by the North Ogden
uand. AZ the courthouse school SUI.
ahntendent Hall was sereuaded, when
they drove 10 the Piugrrs avenue
lohool anu grounded samuel Doxey,
lle principal, who was teacher OF the
North Ogden school last year. Hearty
greetings were exchanged Dy Apupl,s
Of the schools,
Frederic wario will today give his
lecture on Shakespeare at the Gfnnd
Opera hOuso Tor The Ivnsht U. .ha oi y
library.
The Seventy sixth quorum ofBovsn-
tles, AMI iriebus, 60 The uumbor uf POO
met Ia the Fourth WArt meeting nuuse
ON rhursJay evening. William Cti,cb-
low presided; was m ~ snIoyabls
party. A hearty supper was partakep
Vi and the balance Of the evening wa
spent IN dancing. There were no card
tables.
A suit WAS ilei In the Fourth di,.
trict curt by Fannie HI. Moore 10 re-
cover s. go aud interest on a promis.
sorry note gwen by r. II. slater etai.
Joseph Mcintyre, charged with Az.
sault 10 All, was discharged Ivy Gem.
missioner pernes. His victim was d.
A. Daniele, who caTus up from Salt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
A Suspected Stranger.

a stranger ArrlvoI ia Provo fOm
the norm Wednesday evening, anu
lett Ihursday evening on tue n, ~. W.
train Tor tue east. Ho tried 10 luy
tomo hue wire irOm q Mr. DAvis, iu
this city, aud exhibited number ol
fine saws. lhe police watched him
closely until no departed, no some o.
our citizens claim he was Tom Or III u
VINO has been kept permanently bclpie
the public Of late, through the pTost
uolice u The Salt Lake papers. As tine
recognition Was bAssl entirely upon
tue strangers resemblance 10 the ues-
cription given fGdnin In the papers.
there Ia no certainty that ~ was rom
lhc fact that be ltf without paying
TT his nighps lodging Ht the Cusmu.
politan hotel may have had something
10 DO with the su,piciUn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
COMMERCIAL.

SALT LAKE CLEANIEG HOUSE.
IOdRy'a clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 Sos, 80l. same day iasl
year $780, 1913. Weeks clearing.
sl,O24,O34; Same week last year, Si,'
O54, sB7.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-Silysr, 90; lead, ss.OgJ.
Lon don.-SilveL 274d,
ORE AND BuLLioN.
Wells, Fargo d O.. received today,
Penn. bullion, s4,25G
Il. IL. Jones n o., received TODAY.
Bullion. $1,000.
McCornioE n O., received TODAY,
Hanauer bullion, 5000; Hanauer
matte, $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

Ex.sheuu Darrow, Of Grand county,
was 10 Toe oily last evening. lie can e
Ia "Wednesday aud Was Informed ~
DEPUTY Marshnl Fowler that the con.
tenipt proceedings against WiIlitm
S1mmervliir, tho prrrent fhUr il ~
Grand county, who was citod to appear
b,fBfo Judge King to-day TO show cause
WV he should not DO punished fof
contempt for failing 10 imprlsou w. T..
Davls In the Grand u0nuty jail, hG
been indBt ni,ely pos tpunuu. Marcia.
Fowler wanted TO send word 10 SOM
morvtlle tand Probate Judge Hun,
who had been summoned Rs a wituess)
that the case was postponed, anu, upon
the tuggestIOn Of Mr.. Datfow, a telt.
gram was seut 10 IhompsOI's Syringe,
which reached tue parties In time TO
prevent them coming TO Provo.
Davis, Il Will be remembered, wgs
sentenced 10 rlght months imprisou-
mont In the Gfauu county jail for in
voluntary mtuslaug htur last fall, aud
through communication from Pi.-
bate Judge Hun " Grand Uoul { u,
early this mUnth, 10 WIS irhfuud iIHs
ne hal boon permitted 20 70 ~ laise
Ia tnu county nnI haI not been im.
ptisoncd, aud 5hetd sonmorvillu wuH
cited Ms above noted.
The reaoon DAVIS was not Imprisoned
seems 10 b. thai on n copy 81 thu COM
mitment which Davis handed 10
sheriff Darrow, after ho aal been
placed in nle custody by Deputy Mat
snui Nofroll at ThOmpsOu's 5prngs,on
tao 1911 81 October tue wOrl jail
WAS LETT out anu tho copy m d, y
directed the sheriff " conHun Dave
"GfAnd county" los eiEhl
month";, which hu Iid. When
MI 5onmerville took charge Of the
sntril's ,ilice no confined Davis g.
Grand county, NJ Mf. Dauow had
uone, IN the matlor was brought be-
fore Us. Attorney J udu aud correct
cops Oi sue commitment WIS forwarded
10 Sheriff SOmmoiylllo. Since that
time Davis has been confined In iail.
The original commitment, which
Ex.Shcrn barrow signed when ne
received Davis irUmMhrshal NOrr nj
Ihompa0n's springs II now Oh die in
the tiliuo VI tue Frat dlitfIut cour.,
aud snOWs that Davis was 10 be- iu .
pris0ued IN tho county Jail Of Grauu
county. IL IL not probable that tue
contempt proceedings viii be pushed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
In the Tenth Ward.

"rhe Happy Family II Father
Time" N the title Of pleasing operetla
20 Ue given In the Tenth ward on
Wednesday evening n01t, by tue ward
Pfinary assuciatiou. Tue performance
will commence ut $40 O'CLOCK. The
children have been well drilled, aud
an excellent entertainment 10 assured.
Among the faturos ~ the perform
nuoe win Oo u Guiiirsn's chorus Of
nuy voices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
$500

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the benefit Of his experience, make q
complete diagnosis Of your case and
supply a pair Of eye. glasses or spec.
taclcs for $500, except In highly com
pliclted cases. lie will make "a careful
and thorough examination with his
various scientific instruments, aud like
result obtained from each before a final
correction Is made. thereby making an
error in measurement impossible.
u YOU are wearing improperly fitted
glasses or your sight IS defective, have
them attended before Il Is too lite. as
nature will be revenged for any neglect
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Every pair Of glasses are especially
ground 10 suit the ptculiarities OF each
case, and are guaranteed to give salts.
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The following Endorsements are evil
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
Train Deratled.

The northbound mixed train on the
Iiulo Range railway was detailed last
evening near sautaquin. Nine freight
cars we're thrown from the track down
deep embankmenL Tne last freight
car Remained on tbs rails. Benin
lhis was the passenger cOAon, 10
that, fortunately, the passensr were
not Injured ot seriously inconvoui.
ouoed. the cause Of the deTailment
10 saiu 10 be- the spreading OF the rails.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

TranJer5 aisd IN ne OEds or me C,.riy ~.
coricrQr SAT- 4 gao o. .gHfy from 3 ma
Yesterday.
Jennie u. Whpplo 90 susan N, ma.
man, luts u ana "a, block lN, N
Dorado, plat uss.s........s.......g 100 IN
August Klein 90 a. A.. Luucuuist
part lut 3, ulOck il, plat % city.. zoo BD
August kIolu 30 81 a. IuudUust
pare section 2s, township south
range I east, salt Lake meridian, bO0 M
Grace N, Marks, by city recorder, 10
j M,hhYes, part section JI,tuWn-
shlp north, range WrHt.,...... On
y. ~, hcYHpr 20 NJ. a. kCysur, lot \
hl0cK Z, plat A, Clty..,...............' 2D1 an
Utah National Bank 20 Amelia Rose.
lot ., block 5O, plat A city ..,...... As. 600 Oo
Edward Martin toj ~ bailey part
lots aud Z, block %, plat u, clty 90
v. \. Hardy 20 Agnes Is. ilul, paft
lut2 hluok %, pat D., city....... a.sOl Co
Andrew Cnhoou, referee 90 Nary
r. gregory, part section 80, town,
thlp tpuih, range / east. salt
Lake meridian ............ss...... %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
WHAT nov. ~ GEAnY,
DR.. SHELMERDINE.
Consultation Frcc.
Onico Hours, 10 TO ..
scott-Auerbach Building,
tO3 Main Street.
NoTloE of AssEssMENT.

LUCKY UiIl Mining Company location Of
principal place OF bu.iuUss, paFs CIV. Utah.
Hlu..uOu Of Alug. snake CropE NIuiue
District, MHsntch county, Utah
NruTUE l5 HEREBY GIVEN THAN AT
N HWyyuug Of the board of tufirrs. H6.J
ut Fork tY, ou $40 H,h day OF January.
share Waa IeNlHI on toe capital stock ot tbt
corporation, pHyullu 60 tuu treasurer. %. A.
Glbus, rooms ana " m south Slain street.
OF March lslus
Nuy siUcs upon which tho assessment 10.
mains unpaid ON ihu Hth day OF March ls.l.
will bu delinquent uuu advertised Tor saIg nd
public Aucuuu, and % payment b. MOT malr bg,
lore, Will Ice sold on tie alih day of Man. b.
tH5, THO A,"r nt O'Clock " m,, 40 lht uHlri
Of tic treasurer Co pay ah.ussmc aud co.tE
81 advertising and oxpUuao ut eslo.
W. ., buRrUa,
.,.., , secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
The Poultry Show.

This 10 the closing day Of the poultry
exhibition, and the place has been
througej with people anxious TO view
the fine array 0f Dir r. The majority
OF those IN attendance today were
visitors from the country, who have
gathered in nr the usual Saturday
trailing. The show was 10 close At Z
p.m. today, many 90 the blrus having
been already tai On away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
Commission Money.

bartholomew Mailman mas brought
suit against Andrew Rabbit and Jonn
r. MidulUmiss In the rnird district
court 10 collect $3.50 claimed 10 DO cue
ne balance oil commission Tor thu sale OF
certain mining property Ia CaliiGsuia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
ATTEMPTED POISONING.
A hoy Ia SprhgTillo Jail Charged
with Murdcrous Attempt.

Special 10 NJ NEWS, ria Deiere' TeitgraL
PROVO, Utah, Feb. ., lsO5.-Ralph
Oakley, a boy fifteen years Old, sery-
ing a short term In the Springyills
jail for hgh ting, yesterday COM
plaiuoi OF the cold. He was
permitted into the marshnl's
Office 10 warm himself. After he re-
turned to jail Marshal Store noticed
= bottle OF stryohnino had disappear
ei. Upon investigation he found that
the wafer In the water bucket hau been
poisoned, also that this poison mad
been placed IN the liquor In a bottle
and on bread. Young Oakley today
was before Justice Boyer on the
charge Of attempted poisoning. He
was bound over TO await the action OF
tho grand Jury, In 81, 600 bonds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
A Few From Salt Lake.

My vision has beoa wonderfully improved
by tho glasses tnht Dr. rhuImUrdlno prescribed.
lhroufh them the world LOOKS clearer and
more distinct than formerly. white Tor close
WORK they arc very rcttful 90 my eyes,
GEuHGE HElNOLDs,
Secretary Of the Presidency. Mormon Church.
never wore glasses before that have given
ne such perfect aauaiactiun 40 those lttcd by
Dr. shulm orulno
THOMAS MCINTYRE,
Grocery department 4. q. MI
bad my eyes tested by i've professional
opticians prcNuus o. securing thu service u
Dr. shelmerdiug. who has gwen mr biz TAR thg
best correction OF imperfect uyuHiEht / have
yet obtained.
joins NICHOLSON
have bOon wearing glasses for gS yoars and
have cpnaldgrUd mFHcf we'll suited with sew
eral palra but nave never had my rycs 90
o. Sn0lmerdiue, who has nttot mo gIlssra
ihht has gwen ease comfort ami improved
Vlslnns 70 Affords me pleasure 90 make thls
statement
q. q, BYWATEn.
supt machinery, salt Lake Temple.
WHAT non. L. j. CEAgY,
Tho California oy Consrgssmau. author u tho
ability
am wearing glasses COR both Tar aud near
vision, utfUu uy Dr. Shumprdtuu They arc
perfect ana I recommend MIN 10 all whose
eyes need attention.
mos j. GEAHY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

UuICAsu MA.
Cnlcag1. close. Feb
Whcat-rch. cox; May, 'l'i asked.
Uorn-feb. l0a MAY. COZ.
OATS eU. NHy. .sff
pOrE Feb. aH,.1s May, flCun
Iard=Fch. sH o., stay. 500 asked.
uus-tCb. 500. May. lt.gl
tlAN-il.ll Did.
Timothy $50.
HaFluV-st
EYu=bl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
FORESTRY ASSOCIATION.
Subjects Discussed at the Meeting Last
Nieht-ConsOlidation tltctpd.

The Forestry association held meet
log 81 tie Joint city anu county build
ing last night, President j.. II. Park In
the chair.
After an iaf,rmal discussion upon
tho Canadian thistle, II was decided to
take steps TO resist lis enorOaohmei D..
Tue UulveTsiiy Quaruuy, mega.
zine that Ia TO appear on March lst,
was adopted us The uiiiclal organ Of the
association.
Tho committee on tress reported that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

NEW fuUH. fcl. p -aNcscrfc. decrease, 3d..
$3.50. loans. Increase. slsi u. specie, iu.
crease, fliNHu, legal trng.t. % crease. 90.
tit 90 dcpOsiiH decrease, tll $500 600. uI 10.
uuut increase. Elru lhU bausH hold SO, J..
hlu in excess Of requirements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

NrW NoHK Fob. l.-stork market opened
active, b. neral y urm. luCiur Mail advanced
%, sugar rttudru
ln reaction lsad Loot % shout iiti che
mHrfri became strong. Tho active hst gaining
q.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-11-28
What Mr.. ingalls, Said.

ASHLAND, Ky, November "a. Major Samuel
Blgstaf1 while at Cincinnati last week, had an
interesting conversation with PresidentIngalls,
of the c. & o. railway, on the subject of this
city and the future of the Big Sandy Valley.
Mr., ingalls, spoke enthusiastically of the pros
poets in both, and stated that at an early date
the G. & o. would begin the long-talked-of ex-
tension of the o, Il b. S. division which now
reaches from this city to Richardson. The plan
is to extend it over the line laid out some years
ago by the Charleston, Cincinnati g. Chicago
railway which is now completed from Charles
ton, :. c, to johnson City, Tenn, This route
lies through the richest coal and timber terri
tory of Martin, Johnson, Floyd and Pike coun-
tics, Kentucky, and Dickinson, Wise and Scott
counties, Virginia, and Sullivan county, Ten
ncssec. In Virginia and Tennessee there are
also vast deposits of iron ore, which Mr. Ingall,
| stated could be handled with the coal and coke
from the same section to this city at % sufi
GENTLY low rate to allow its working here, anC
that in all probability there would be severa
more iron furnaces started up here In the com
| ing two years. lie promised the influence o
the railroad to the benefit Of the town. and pre-
dictcd an increase OF 5000 in the population o
| the town within three years.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-11-28
CHANCERY COURT OF APPEALS.
Services of the New Court Recognized
by Knoxville Lawyers.

At the conclusion oil its recent ses.
sion, and the first one since its organ.
liza ion, held in Knoxville, the bar OF
the court held meeting and appoint
ed a committee, consisting Of John K.
Shields, j. W. Caldwell, H II. Carr,
Robert Burrow and G. j. St. John,
which reported the following pree mble
and resolutit ns, which were unam-
mously adopted:
"The court OF chsncerv appeals, hav.
ing closed its hlst term which has
been held under exceptionally ,Infav-
orahle and trying conditions, the bar
Of East Tennessee being indebted to
that court Tor many oourtesies, and be.
ing impressed with the diligence, ef
6ciency and ability with which it has
discharged the arduous duties that
have been imposed upon it, consider
It proper to give expression to It's SEN
time nts therefore,
Resolved, That the bar of East
Tenn essee declares its approval and
cordial commendation OF the lnCessant
industry, the sclupulous care and the
conspicuous ability with which the
judges Of the court + chancery ap.
Epeals, both the regular judges and
heir temporary associates, have per-
f,rmed their duties, and expresses its
sincere appreciation OF the unvarying
patience aud courtesy which has char
acterized their treatment of counsel.
We have pleasure in declaring the
conviction thatlt has been the earnest
and constant purpose Of the court to
meet fully and fairly every obligation
resting upon 1T, and that i's efforts
have been crowned With high degree
Of success. 10 performing its peculiar
furction of Investigating facts, it has
been patient, thorough aud just, and
its conclusions Of law have demon
strated a thorough competency and
exceptional knowledge of the law.
Resolved, further, That while
amusing our satisfaction with the con
duct of the court, we do not conside,
it inappropriate 10 tender to Judge M
M. Neil our most earnest sympathy
and coincidence in the grievous sffijc-
ton that has been visited upon him
and to assure him that the inadequate
expression of our feeling is mads in
the most heartfelt cordiality and sin
certify"
On motion the resolution was unan
imously adopted.
The members Of the court are Chan
cellors NJ. NJ. Neil, R. NJ. Barton ant
s. F. Wilson.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-11-28
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