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fkyOr Of adopting tho platform OF the
Republican Safe convention, and plPdg-
Ing allegiance aud hearty support CT the
same. The repe,t OF the committee on
credentials was adopted, after being
amended so as 10 consider each ward OF
Provo a precinct.
Thomas John moved 10 take an inior
NAL ballot to place before the cOnven
ton likely candidateG- The motion was
promptly defeated. Nominations were
then begun, speeches being limited to
llye minutes.
8 S. Jones thought the candidate for
Judge should be man OF sound legal
acumen, careful and honest. He ought
| to be christian gentleman. He had
mau whom he believed would III all re-
quircments. Though not born III Utah,
as the pulse OF this great nation beats. he
Is one with us THAT man, gentle
men," he said when called to time, us
J w. N. Whitecotton," [Appaus',
Robert Anderson arcse TO nominate n
man feWiliar with Utah interests, and
especially well acquainted with the
Fourth jud >iAl district. He was raised
IN Utah county, resides IN Wasatch
county and has large business Interests
in Uintah county. He Is man untram-
meleu ny uAeu itBhl UpLhlUns lOi lOuR
practice, but is a man OF equol ability
with MIR. Whitec0ttoD, More than all
elsc, he 70 vote gtt,er, and his name Is
&C. latch OF Wasatch. Great applause.
j. P. Davis OF Uintab, in an eloquent
effort, spoke for the Utah boy, who hRt
been raised among The people and hat
plucked flowers from the Utah hills IL
his infancy, The gentleman succeeded
in awakening ccnsiderable enthusiasm
l. W. kenwood OF Provo seconded
Whitec0tt0n's nomination, and spoke TO
J. competency on the Judicial bench.
Nominations then closed, and five
minute recess was taken to prepare tn
ballots.
When 1t came to vote, the rpsul
stood: Hatch, IS; MAiteeotton, g.. U
motion OF d. $, Jones OF Provo, Mr.
Hatchs nomination was made unani
nous.
A committee OF three called upon MI
Hatch and csc rted him to the c0nveu
tlOn hail, where lie spoke feetngly 0
tho honor shown him. Nj. WhttecOtt0
also spoke, promising his best supper
: for the pRTty's candidate,
The convention then adjourned
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PURELY PERSONAL,

Harry B. Hughes spent Sunday IN
PROVO,
DR.. Geo. Smart, Of Provo, was in
town Friday.
Albert Runulfson returned from
Schvfield last evening.
Mrs. Mary Mellor has been on the
sick list FOR several days.
Dentist Holloway, Of Sprtn9vllle,
was IN this city last Friday.
Peter Rigtrup, che printer, spent
last week visiting Ia Eureka.
James Greer and E. Is. Sor'ey went
to Mercur. Monday, OH a business trip
Miss Lucy Thomas leaves for Clear
Creek, tomorrow, where she will take
charge of a school.
r. J. Stewart returned to this city
Saturday morning and Is now located
| two doors south Of the Roclbill hotel
Messrs, T. D. Evans. Henry Tllley
and G. w. Booth, aud Mesdam.s Geo
D. Smell and Ellen Tilley represented
Spani i'll Fork in the Republican Judi
ciaI convention at Provo, Tuesday.
johnny Inks, well-BnoTn In Spanish
Fork, spent few hours chat with u
Wednesday, on his way from Nam
moth to the capital, where he Will at
tend the Collegiate Institute Amer
| lean Fork Item.
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A, Q, Hatch Nominated.

Hon. A. G. Hatch of Wasatch carried
the convention of the Fourth judicial
district at Provo. Tuesday by storm, and
received the nomination by big ma
jority
The convention met In the forenoon
and was called TO order by Chairman
Graham of Utah county. A tenp0raly
organization was perfected, with j. P
DAVIS of Uihtah chairman. and .diss
Sarah Stubbs Of Provo score airy.
s. s. Jones Of Provo delivered an I'D
dress of welcome. The usual commit
tees were then appointed and adjourn,
ment taken until 1880 p. IN.
In the afternoon the committee on
credentials reported all but four pre-
eincts present. The committee on perl
manent organization and order OF bus
mess reported in favor OF john Huber OF
Wasatch for permanent chaiI man; B..
Bachman, Jr, permanent secretary;
Mrs. Kate Dougall assistant secretary
JOhn Mcneil, chaplain; Charles W
Booth, seTgeA .'at-aTms. The commit
tee recommended that thar the voting be
done by PRECINCTS, and that maj ,Tity OF
all delegates elected be- necessary to a
quorum.
The report was adopted and the per.
manent officers installed, Chairman
Huber made brief speech on assuming
the duties of tie chair,
The committee on resolutions through
Abram Halliday, chairman, reported IL
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The Brandt Rape Case.

The Payson Globe is at hand with ad-
ditional Facts relating t. the Brandt
rape case, It says:
"Charles brandt, q blacksmith OF this
city, attempted to rape the 9-year>oli
daughter OF Samuel FrancOm. Sunday
evening about o'clock. While the par
ents were away attending church he en-
ticed the little girl into his house, which
is just across the street from the Fran
com residence, by giving her fifteen
cents. After he had got his victim in
sids he locked the door, and at once pro-
ceeded to accomplish his hsllish pur-
pose, and no Doubt would have succeeded
had not the screams Of the child attract
ed some young men near by, who went
to the house, and looking through the
window saw what was gong on. The
presence of the boys caused the wretch
to desist from his purpose. Marshal
Ballard was notified and placed Brandt
under arrest and locked him in the city
jail" He now fingers In the county jail
awaiting the action Of the grand jury.
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Mrs. J. A. Tclford, of Grand juno
ton, Colo, will address the people mt
the pavilion, Monday evening, on w.
@. L. U. work and kindred subjects.
Everyone is cordially invited.
The Utah county committee OF the
State Irrigation sOciety met Friday In
Provo and confirmed the appointment
of the following precinct officers for
Spanish Fork: Henry Gardner, presi-
dent; Bedj. Argyle, vice president;
John Moore, secretary.
The Democrats held a primary at
the pavilion Wednesday evening to
select delegates to the Judicial conyen'
tion at Provo tomorrow. The follow
ing ten were chosen: Messrs. VIM. B.
Hughes, VIM. Greer, 7. o. Greer, ID. L
Lewis, j. 2. Jones, j. w. Thomas, Rees
I. James, and Mesdames VIM. Greer
Jas. Hutchisun, and Alfred Rees. The
4 three alterpates arc: Messrs. ALFRED
Rees, d. r. Evans, and Mr.. Elizabeth
Chisholm.
While at Mercur this week Lieut.
Greer mel Gen. Penruse OF Fort Doug
las, who stated Mat there was posi-
billy of the regulars at that pos
coming to this city on their annua
march, but nothing definite was KNOW
as yet. Gen. Penrose extended cor
dial invitation to the men of Troop
! TO visit the Fort, and assured tn
Lieutenant that their calls would b
made as pleasant az possible. aud ex
pressed himself as DESTROYS of assistin
the militia to perfect its organization
In every way IN his power.
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Regarding The Local Newspaper.

A local paper is not the public e1eeu-
toner with malsvolent thoughts and
calloused heart, as many believe 1t to be.
1t must often praise an enemy and over
look his faults and perpetually rise
above personality and prejudice. But
the Judgment Of the most discreet may
sometimes be at error.
The person who, IL was thought,
would enjoy harmless account Of some
incident, even though 1t were al his own
expense, may be, and often is, the very
one to take offense. He will, as 1t il
the custom Of human nature, consider
himself very much wronged, and al
though he might restrain his feelings
IL incensed by some individual, he will
pour out all his bitterness against the
paper.
The fact 10, however, those who think
the purpose of a newspaper is to injure
lha community. or anyone in II, are
greatly mistaken, and ought to learn Il
see the matter In its true light.-Ret
Wing (Mthn.1 Republican.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Excelsior store is being embsll-
ished with coat OF paint.
The City council held it's regular
meeting last Tuesday evening.
Tue Young Mems Co. op is erecting
another new building on their lot.
1'h. commercial tourist is beginning
TO appear in considerable cumbers
Sixty five baptisms took place at the
meeting house on Thursday Septem.
bsr 9Th.
This settlement was favored with a
llttls rain the other day--a hlnU OF
what might be.
Tie Spanish Fork choir will give q
dance az the pavilion tonight. The
Nephi OrcEestra will furnish music.
School was opened 10 the Methodist
building on the bench last Monday
with Miss Katie Miles, Of PaysOn, Al
teacher.
The Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
nent association nelo meeting II
the pavilion last evening. There wa
q large attendance.
tits reported that Malcolm Il Hughe
have purchased the merry-go ronno
which was here several weeks since
paying therefor 5000,
An educational meeting will be hello
In the pavilion tomorrow evening
POT Stewart o. EaIt LaEe will he pres
eutand deliver an address.
Marlnus Liljenquist is suffering
with several badly lacerated finger
clips, due to a too ultimate acquainG'
sncs with knife grinding machine
~ Lake Shore
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Colorado, Sept. 80, aud Oct. LIST for the
annual meeting of the American Pub lie
Hea. tn as ociation, Oct. Ia. Selling
dates Sept. 80 and Oct. ], with final limit
OF Oct.25 Tickets sold by Union Pacific
good to return via RIG w and connections
If desired. Fare for the round trip $24.
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Address Of Welcome

The children of the Primary
In conference today
should seek to learn the will OF Coo
And His commands obey.
We welcome those who come to teach,
In wisdom's path to guide,
Lest thoughtless youth to evil ways
should ever turn aside.
We know temptations great abound
To lead astray the youth,
Unless their lives are governed by
The love Of God and truth.
We welcome ell who come to hear,
That they with us may know
The blessing of eternal lite,
Which from the gospel flows.
or Gil the jewellers on the earth,
None have such cause to praise
And glorify our Fathers name
AS 'Saints OF Latter Days.
II we could only realize
How greatly we are blest,
We'd thank Him for our happy lot
And try TO serve Him best.
TO God, our Father in the Heavens,
Our first best praise is due,
Because He has restored again
The Gospel, pure and true.
Has given to US a prophet,
With twelve apostles too,
And teachers to inStrnct us In
The way we ought to go.
We pray the holy spirit may
Within each heart remain;
We ask this in the worthy name
OF Jesus Christ, amen.
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SIS to $3.50 month paid TO any one to repre-.
sent us Work almost easy enough for a child
TO do. Mr.. ] ". Nixon, Boise City, idaho,
Colo, made S12 10 ia three days. Rev VIM.
Curtis, Aberdeen, >. Oak, made Sl4 the first
day, No capital or experience necessary.
Terms and ,amphlets free. Addrt IS at once,
shepp & Co, 1920 Chestnut ST.
Philadelphia, Pa,
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North Bound

Trains south of Juab run daily except Sunday
Through Pullman Palace Sleepers to Chicago
without change. Improved Tour st Sleepers
Free reclining chair cars. Elegant day coaches
The only line operating Dining car service.
THE SHORTEST AND FASTEST LINE TO ALL
POINTS EAST,
DE. hurley, Gen, Agent Passenger Dept,
City Ticket once, Dol Main St., Salt Lake CITY.
WE LAWSON, Agent, Spanish Fork.
6. H. H. CLARK.
OLIVER w MINK,
e. ELLERY ANDERSON,
JOHN W. DoANE,
ERlDRICK II. CoNDHRr,
Receivers
n T.. IONAx Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent,
=, DICKINSON, Gen. Mgr Omaha, Nebraska
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pppulist State Convention

Salt Lake City. For the above occasion
the Union Pacific will sell tickets at one
fare for the round trip, Sept, Is and IA
WITH limit returning Sept. 10.
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Democratic Judicisl Convention

Provo, Utah Sept, II. One fare for the
round trip via Union Pacific for the above
event. Selling date Sept. II good re-
turning Sep 49,
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-ARE you
A Democrat?
YES? Then you should read
The ThPice-a-Week World

Tho leading Democratic paper of the United
States. The new Of the day Is now Of great i'm,
portance. The prellmlnaries for the great Presi-
Dental campaign OF next year have now begun.
Who will be the candidates and what will be the
platformsY No one can say, but the Thrice Week
World will describe all the developments promptly,
accurately and picturesqusly.
The Thrce-a-Week World is larger than any
weekly or semi weekly newspaper published, furn,
ishing eighteen pages eight columns wide, every
week for one dollar year, combining all the fresh
ness and crispness OF daily with the instructive
special features Of weekly.
The regular price of the Thrice.s-Week World,
which Is issued three times a week. or 156 times
year, is 800 year The Thrice-a-Week World
and The Spanish Fork Herald one year for only
$3.50, cash in advance.
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ARE you
A Republican

THAT'S sou Then, of course, you want TO read
The New York Weekly Tribune
twenty'page journal, and is the leading
Republican family paper OF the United States. 1t is
national family paper, and gives all the general
news of the United States 1t gives the events of
foreign lands In nutshell. Tvs Agricultural de-
partment has no superior In the country. lis
Market Reports are recognized authority. Separate
departments for The Family Circle. Our Young
Folks, and Science aud Mechanics. It's Home and
Society columns command the admiration of wives
and daughters. Its general political news, editor
ials and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant
and exhaustive. special contract enables us to
offer this splendid journal and The Spanish Fork
Herald for year fer only $685. cash In advance.
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Rad the Ad.

Read the ad. head:d Free Course by
Mail by the Capital City Commercial
college,. 1t is fine Cffer. Apply for II
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tWritten by Mrs Hannah Cornoby and deliv.
cred by Miss Annie Ferguson at the Primary
Conference at Spanish Fork, Aug. 81, 1895.
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County Clerk al
said Board.

Notice Is hereby given that the board
of county commissioners of Deer Lodge
county, state of Montana, will receive
sealed bids for the construction Of a
public highway from the west terminus
of the Lincoln road district to the In
tersection of the Helmville road at the
mouth of the Big Blackfoot canyon
The route of said highway to conform
to the route defined in the report of
the viewers and accepted by the board
of county commissioners of Deer Lodge
county on the 18th day of September
1894 Said highway to be built solid.
ten feet in width on straight road, and
on curves to be built wide enough to
make a good. practicable highway. The
bids are to be placed in the possession
of the county clerk on or before the
3Orh day of November, 1895, and mark
ed, Bids for the construction of a
highway"
The commissioners reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
John b. Fisher,
County Clerk.
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Cleveland, Nov. IAN evening paper
says: I'm the quiet town of Bamipo, N.
Y, stupendous railway transaction
was effected yesterday. The vast Erie
system was sold to c. H. Coster. Louis
A. Fitzgerald and Anthony ]. Thomas.
the reorganization committee, for $780,
900, 900 over and above the Indebtedness
of the road. The matter was kept a Sc
cret and none but the high officials
knew the time and place of sale. For
many months the Erie has just manag-
ed ITO struggle along under a debt of
nearly s7S,000,000 Reasonably bonded.
it would be a money-maker. The prop
erty just sold are the divisions from
New York to Salamanca and from Ma
rion to Chicago.
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HAWKINS DISCHARGED.
The Hold-Up Case Against Him Didn't
Hold-In Police Court.

Butte, Nov. Frank Hawkins,
the stage manager at the Cast
no. who was charged with be-
ing one OF the men who attempted
TO hold Bob MCGOWAN up one night
last week. was discharged yesterday
afternoon by Judge Turner. The pre-
liminary examination was concluded
Wednesday afternoon and after the
reviewing OF the testimony the court
held that there was not sufficient evil
dence on which TO bind Hawkins over.
John Hoski was fined SIS and costs
yesterday afternoon for stealing s19
from John Philips In McEvoy's saloon
on the night of Nov. 3. Gus Joki, who
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Notice for Propose for the Care of Il
Poor and Furnishing Medicines al
Medical Attendance.

Notice for Propose s for the Care of the
Poor and Furnishing Medicines and
Medical Attendance.
Notice is hereby given that the board
of county commissioners Of Deer Lodge
county, state of Montana, will at its
December session. A. ID. 1895, receive.
and 1t invites, sealed proposals for the
care support and maintenance of the
sick, poor and inflrm of said county
for uhe term beginning at the explra-
ton of the present contract, in March,
1885, and ending at its December ses-
sion, 1896; said proposals TO include the
entire cost of feeding, clothing and
nursing of the sick, poor and infirm,
and the burial expense. Sealed propos-
ais are also invited at the said Decem-
Der session, 1895, from resident practic-
ing physicians of said county to fur
nish medical attendance and treatment
to the sick, poor and infirm of said
county, for said term, and to the in
mates of the county Jail. Such attend
ance and medical treatment to include
attendance upon and medical treatment
Of the sick, poor and infirm having or
affected with contagious or infectious
diseases, and shall include surgical
treatment of such sick. poor and in
firm.
Said board also invites sealed pro-
posals at said December session, 1895.
for the furnishing of medicines for the
said sick. poor and infirm for the said
term.
The proposals must be addressed to
the undersigned, clerk OF said board,
marked, Sealed proposal for Qnsert-
ing what the proposal is for)." and
must be in possession of the clerk on or
before Dec. 2, 1895. The contracts will
be awarded to the lowest responsible
bidder.
The board reserves the right TO re-
ject any proposal of any person whom
they deem unsuitable as a contractor.
John B. Fisher,
safI Roa rd
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1t Had Been Stored In an Old House and
the # remen took Care of 1t.


Butte. Nov. THE aldermen
who got nervous at the coun-
ell meeting Wednesday evening on
the suggestion that a box of powder
was stored in the city hall, had some
grounds for their fear. The matter
was turned over to the mayor for in
vestigation, and the mayor ascertained
yesterday that the repont was correct.
A box containing about 25 pounds of
powder was found in the fire depart
ment in the basement of the city hall.
Foreman Kinney of the fire depart
ment, received notice two or three days
ago that a box of powder was stored
In a vacant house in lower Main street
some distance below Platinum street.
Mr.. Kinney went down there and
found the giant powder sure enough,
and there was enough of II to make
quite a hole in that part of the city IL
il should explode. The vacant house
was easy of access and there was moth
ing to prevent boys running In there
and playing or tramps sleeping there
IL the house caught fire another fire de-
partment might be blown to atoms.
There was nothing 10 show who owned
the powder. No one was around to
claim 1t. Possibly some boys or maybe
miners had been stealing powder. stick
by stick, and collecting Ii there.
Mr.. Kinney removed the powder to
the fire station. He said yesterday
afternoon that he would remove II out
of the city last night.
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SAMSON'S FALL.
Major Bateman's Lecture Tonight He
VIII Talk Again.

VIII Talk Again.
Butte, Nov. 7.-Major bate
man, the temperance lecturer,
spoke to a fair-sized audience at
the Auditorium, using for his subject
the fall of Samson under the title
'tShorn of his locks or a giants fall"
He related Instances of noted men in
state and nation who had fallen
through drink. Incidentally he re-
ferred to Butte's public library. and
said a better library was not to be
found in America. Tonight Mr.. Bate
man will give what is pronounced to
be his best lecture, THE beautiful
queen, or the nation saved by the or
phan girl" The lecture will be delv-
cred at the Auditorium and will be
free. There will be no public lecture
tomorrow night.
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At present there is more of this pre-
cious metal in South Africa than any
where else For all necessary informa-
ton as TO how TO reach the gold fields
of the Dark Continent. the cost of
transportation. etc, apply to e. ".
Maze, general agent Union Pacific sys-
TEN, Butte, Montana All correspond
ence will receive prompt attention. and
the Union Pacific being a direct line
to New York. is prepared to book pas
sengers to all parts of the old world at
lowest possible rates.
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I wish to inform all parties owing me
that l will be at my old place of bust
ness NOW French & Rockwells), on
pay day and for three days after, to re-
ceive money on accounts due me; also
to state that all bills not paid at that
time will be placed in the hands of my
attorney for collection. L. Devine.
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Notice to Teachers

An examination of candidates for
teachers certificates will be held in the
public school building. Deer Lodge,
Friday and Saturday. Nov. Is and 16.
1895. Examinations win begin promptly
at s O'Clock a. m.
Elizabeth L. Thomson.
County Superintendent.
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The ladies of the Christian church
desire to thank the members of Prof.
Wasterlain's band and all those who
gave their assistance at the concert
held on Tuesday night.
LOTUS SOCIETY.
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The Butte. Anaconda & Pacific is the
only line running exclusive passenger
trains between Butte and Anaconda.
Always on time. Street car tickets
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anaconda Ne0s.

was charged with being an accomplish.
was dismissed. John Rosseau was
fined $40 for assault in the third de-
gree.
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Somke La Matilde. best cigar manufactured,
Havana, Cuba. Branch factory. ocala, Florida
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When In Butte lunch at sherman'A

Go to j. c. Reiffs new and second
hand store for new and second hand
goods-S5, 100000 worth of second hand
goods wanted. Store. 504 Z. Park ave.
opposite MacCullum & Cloutier's.
Framed pictures below cost at L. A.
Kings.
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TRY A WANT AID. in the STANDARD
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ANACONDA.
PLUMBING.

DLUMB NC steam and Hot Water Heating.
Estimates furnished on application Adj
dres J A. HAsLEI. 2I5 oax street. Ana
ecnda- Montana
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FoR FIRST CLASS
SANITARY PLUMBi<0

Go 20 sPERRY = MALONE, - Oak 81. Ans
eonda. All JOB work given prompr arLen ton.
estimates furnished on application