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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15

lssiiAal ,htv bad seen the defendant
a. iatrsn unusual hours VI the night
aus ~ exhibited very suspicious b..
baylOs.
Mt.. Anna Brakeman and L. o.
Hogan testified for tho defense. Mrs.
BOTkemsn said that the defendant
wRs miner from Colorado sui was
not Rbiel9 sleep on account OF the heat.
MI. Hogan teAtilicI that the defend
ant ws!Nsi about the streets because
he cou'h not sleep nj night. The case
was Jismisis4.
ismesIl, charged with wife beat
Tug, vas dltclarged as no one appeared
against him,
John CoGdun and Frank Marley will
spend fifteen days for trOspssi.
Joe DJnelen, at'aignei for trespass,
told crooked story and was fined s.
or I've days.
Justice smith today rendered the DE-
cisiou Of guilty In the rAse Of the city
w Ii. Lewis for u yiolsilon Of the
grnde ordinance ami tue defe ndsnt
was hHed $40.
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Land Office.

The following filings were made 10
the local lsud Office under date oi
July 10.
Mathew W. Evans. 81 Panguitch,
homcstesd entry Of 100 acres In town
ship 81 south, range west, IN Garfield
county.
Hiram h.. Booth, OF Salt Lake City,
coal entry Of 100 aofea In tow nshlp 80
south, range 10 west, In Iron county.
janice n. M'llugh, OF Salt Lake
CITY, coal euity NJ 100 acres In town
ship 80 south, range 10 west, Iron
county.
Josso l.. Butler, Of spanish Fork,
homestead entry VI 100 acres In town.
ship 9south, range 3 east, Utah couu-
ty.
Henry A. Fowler, Of Huntington.
homestead entity " 81 acres la town.
snip Is south, range $ east, Emery
county,
Archie McDougall, ot Pleasant
Grove, desert entry " 100 scf.a Ia
township . south, range = east, UiaI
county.
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Notes.

The county court Is sitting hs board
OF equalization, ana numerous tar.
payers are Ia attendance presenting
their claims tor corrections Of Gstess.
uent before tho board.
Jacob Evans, lately admitted to
practice In thv suptems court, has
moved 10 NeTnal, whore no oxupgis 10
make his future home. He IL a brother
VI Hon. David Evans, Of Ogden.
James McAulcy, SpIingyil's Illicit
liquor soller, has caused the arrest OF
two young men, charging them with
stealing beer from his place, Their
case comes up tomorrow.
The Provo baseball team returned
this morning from Park CITY, where
they played the PARK city club. THE
victory was In favor U: the latter, Il 10
II.
A black mare, * yeRrd old, weigh.
Ing about 1000 lus., was stolen from
Edmund Stewart Of the Third ward,
Saturday.
After entertaining the Old FOlEr, tho
finance committee appointed by Ci,i.
zens Of Pleasant Grove for the 0ora.
sion had f27 20, balauce on maud, which
was diviaed among tho three wards OF
the city.
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Home From Missions.

The NEWS wac favored wlth n call
today from Elders Herman Il. Camp
hell, Of this city, and Ephfaim Jepr-
,on, OF Brigham City, who yesterday
returned from mission to the Indian
Territory. Elder Campbell left his
home on March 2, 1894, aud ON nrFly.
log Ia tne mission field was asslgnej
10 lbbor among this ChoCiaws aud
Cbofokees, which ne dli faithfully
until felesrod TO return home. Elder
Jeppson lett his home In No
yeniOeT, 1898, and has sprnt his
tine ia iabUfing in tins Cherokee
nation. Tho ElleB report great
success 10 the Indian Territory, both
qmOug tue whites and the IIamanitts.
Last ye.ra Grest number Of baplisms
we're recorded, Tut iJt tue xix months
10 this year, tho uumhsJ OF baIiisms
has exceeded that Of the previous year.
The Elders return Ia good health, aud
feeling that they have been In the line
Of their duty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15

Tho RIO Gnndu Western Railway
agents vii, beginning on July LEI, sell
excursion ticKris 90 GluHwnol SuFipgf
sud return via tho pcnvet 4 Rio
Grande Railroad, at $500. Those
tickets Will TO good three days from
date Of sale, and will Include two dave
board at the Hotel Colorado, and two
baths In the famous Glen wood Sprlngs.
The Hotel Colorado, n, Gcnwood
SPRINGS, Ia the finest ana best olel IN
Colorado.
The Rio Grande Western agents will
ALEC sell excursion tickets TO Glsnwood
SPRING., via the famous Denver & Rio
GTande RailroAi, good thirty days for
$1,000, OF sixty days ioT $50 90.
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UTAH UNIVERSITY.
p.t,uls Of The Institution Meet and
Discuss tho Outlook.
WHAT OF HE DEAF nUrEs'
PARENTS and Guardians who eau ray
for Heard Will Probably be Requir-
,dto DO so.-Iusirucilon free.

m. regents OF the Ulsh University
,.ld their regular quarterly moeilpg
a, tho office Of Il. =. Hills, In tue
Ds.eret National BsnS, ,oosy. Toe
,...,on was long and Interesting one
and during 1t many Of the details con-
rstping the maintenance Of the ins'i'
tutlsn were carefully discussed.
Chancellor Harknsss presided over
,,e deliborations " the regents and
frank Pierce acted at the secretary
desk. The other members present
,y.ts Colonel DonDollaG, L.. 5. Hills
and waldemaT Van CVii. The absent
reeents we're Tbatchtf, Cannon,
Wilson and DAILY.
DR., Talmsgc, president Of the
IIpivsfsity, was In attendance sud
sIylsed with the uIapA. uMs ut ~ 10
Inc needs Of the ipttituDGI. rho su-
uual report Of Chancellor Npfkuess
vas read and urdefsG nicl. All
tblnps considered II wss ~ eAlisilciOfy
~ could be hoped for
Tbe question Of how much money
would 10 required for tho ensuing
wear was discussed ut leugiu n- were
pfopo,ed plans for Raising II. Then toll
lowed consideration OF the qu siiOu
II maintaining the Deaf Mute lBsl.
tulu. IL appeared to I've the unanimous
opiniOn Of the regents that parents Or
guardians Of tho Clais VI uuiotiuuntts
who are catei for withiD It's walls
should al least pay tor their board
hefuaiter, instruction only 10 be free.
The matter was referred 70 commit
tee consisting OF Chancellor Hstkness,
Mt. NauColt and Mr. Pierce after
which the board adjourned Tor three
months,
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Personal Paragraphs.

happy surprise was that tondefod Ia
rour'ns superintendent liinckloy Of the
Rapid Irausi' company, by ~ employees,
yesterday morning. A. o'clock tho
men lined mp Ia front ~ the power house
and there had their photographs taken
wan That OF Mr. hincKiUy aud Assistant
superintendent McBfoOm included.
AiIor that Mr.. Mclifooin, In behalf OF the
employee, presented TO Mr. ulucklOy "A
gold watch chain and beautiful locket,
~ tho center Of which IL u precious
diamond. Mt. lllnCkley was completely
Hurpfi ed, hut recovered sufficiently to
thank tho men heartily for the beautiful
glft which thuy bod presented to him.
lie loft last night Tor Toledo, hls now iield
Of labor
After an absence oi several weeks in
the East, whore no has been la the inter-
est or his company, Mr.. Lou Terry, Of
the hrm ~ brown, Terry a Woodruff,
has returned, aud reports business mon
to loo feeling boitor In regard 10 tho future
outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Z. Craven, Of omaha,
are In tho city. Tho gentleman is city
odiior Of the Omaha Bee.
Al tho knuislord are: A, Is, Poyey
aud Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Schumacher. OF
san Francisco; Mrs. Bsllo German aud
Ruth a. Murray, and ;. Snoygrass Of
Louisville, n.y.; NJ. l.. kleisdorit Of 81.
Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Ko6lsch and
Mt. and Mrs. John A.. Lewis. children
ana nurse, Of New York; John Gund
Senior und Louise Gun,aAiioAaol OF la
Crosse, Wis.; aud Geo. u. Cfnmer OG
Philadelphia; ChRs. T.. johnson, ~.
Paul; W. q, Dunyoo aud wife, orange,
y. J.i A. W. Nancy and SAN \. Craw-
ford, ChicagoJ u. Grant Blackford,
Rochester, \. s.; Mr.. aud MIR. Curtis
II, lindlcy, Josephine Lindluy and Cur
Ills NJ. Llndley JT., OF san Francisco.
The Cullen has IL. NJ. Driver Of ogden,
MIR. aud Mrs, q. :. Richards OF clyde,
Ohio, aud Mrs, J.. 4. Young; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. O'NIoara aud hmiiy, MIR. and
Mrs. John Kane and family, Mrs. NJ.
Nodin aud sou. Mrs. Laird aud Miss &.
Laird, OF Butte, Mont; Mrs. George Barr,
of Ogden; Geo. W. wei~manu, kookuk,
Iowa. WIN. W. smith, sarah r.. smith
and II. II. Converse, Springfield, III;
Kate Pryor and Mrs. A. n. Pryor, Car
rOlltou, Nv.
Tho Walker rogistor reports the follow
ing; Jesse French and Horace T..
Ftonch Of Nashville, Tenn; Mrs. j. u.
Hamilton, Of Elmira, n. y; John Cod
mau ofsoda Springs, and John Sparks,
Mrs. SPARKS, Chas. SPARKS and Burton
Lilow; MI. and Mrs. Philip Finegan
and children, Mallingtord. Conn; Mrs,
g. NJ. Fartor and children, W. T.. Culver,
Topeka, Kansas; Miss Adele ). Persch,
Buffalo, y. Y; aud j. a. TillInghast,
Boulder, Mont.
Tcmplotoni Josh Bowman, Atlanta
Ga, aud Mr.. KILLER, Denver.
Mr.. j, y. Doddridge OF tue U. $. navy
IL at the knutsford.
w. II. Coats OF Saginaw aud j. H..
Irolson and Il. &. Grafton OF Butte arc AZ
tho Temploion.
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MalAi, Idaho, Enterprise; with trc
disastrous trusts OF tAu ltst month nblut
oDe.teuth Of the crops o, Malad valley
are complete oss. This In dupl0rEbie
inssmdoh aa II practically desjtoys
what would have undoubtedly been "A
prosperous year for every f,Tmerin ia g
locality. One'tenth los. means com.
PnrRuvely no profits made ami the
iarmers VIII play about even nu their
summers labor. There VIII be in-
stances where a prosperous year will
DO had but taken In general the val.
ley's crop VIII meet expenditures ami
hat 10 about all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15

This Great Western Msuianturing
Co. r. now prepared IN furnish 10 IT.
customers the celebrated MiohiPAu
Plsnsiner, the lrteB, and best thing
out. Complete mills uf any system nr
styIc iurnishe I on hort U0tirr. Prices
low, 10 win hs n your Rdyantag" T.
c0"Fuli Jos, W. wilson. Salesman y D..
927 Snutf, 6'h Eatt STREET, before pur.
cbnsir e mtlls 0r mill rurpli"s Of any
description. r. q. Blk gj2. Tee.
phone 29G Salt Lake city.
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The iIsarn.n. Yousu label suit.

ST.. Louis, July ia special to
tue Poss Dipatch from Han nlbsI, No.,
says: The dispositions In the IA learn. ID :
Young libel suit, growing out OF tle
murder Of Amos j. Stillwsll In 1883,
were OF very sensational naiurs t.
day. On Saturday, Mrs. X. h. Still
well testified that Mrs Stillwsll, cow
Mrs. Dr. J. q. Hearn, changed her
gown ON the highl Of the murder be.
ioro she and her husband arrived on
the scene. This morning her state.
ment was strengthened apparently by
thu evidence NJ James A. Abbey, en-
ployed In the secret service. lie said:
III was employed to try and find who
committed the murder. 1 searched tho
prlvy vault GU this Silllwell premises
on Monday, January is. 1855. 1 got
out good many lhlngs, pieces Of sheets
and meme drawers. The last thing was
plain cotton night gown. There was
blood on it."Wo0d, the detective, made
me put It back. The finding OF the
bloody night gown In the vault, few
feet from where the blood.sained axe
was found, puts sensational feature
In the case, which has never been dc.
Vslopo1 efOTe
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Mrs. ilrklhhen Wins.

Ga Saturday afternoon Mrs. Isabella
McKibben was granted a divorce IRON
her husband, with tho custody OF their
child. This 10 IN effect q decree that
tho husband failed to establish Tho
gtsuud Of his complaint for divotct-
sdultery-but that his wife proved her
charges Of cruelty anu failure to pro.
vida.
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COM Nj l. X CT A l..

SALT LAKE CLEANING uousE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO S2lO,sO7; same day last
year, s2Ol ,672.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-Silysr, o.; lead, gS.l2i.
London-3O 9.lGi.
ORE AND BULLION.
w. 5. McCornlck a Go. received TO.
days Hanauer bullion, $4,000, silver
anu iesI ores, ., lUU. lu,ai, 81, 500.
Il. Il. Jones ~ 90, received to-day:
Base bullion, $1,000.
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PROVO.
Provo, UrAH,
The Jordan Dam DI.nnle.

This nltoruoAn Gt O'Clock the c ist
OF Salt Lake CITY ct al W J. II. Col
ladgo ct nj (the jordan Jam oasr
comes up again before the arbitration
committee consisting NJ l.. w. shuri.
III, Joscph T.. Taylor aud Amos H..
Holloway. Evidence viii uc hesTJ
a. 10 the Hm5unt OF damages sustained
by the lEnd ownefs un the thuiCs O..
Utah lake, on account Of the Ovoitilw
OF the water caused by the dam 10
JoTdAn river being maintained nj O.
higher elevation by pisiuuis lhHn the
agreement batweeD the parties ur 70
woes f1i. Numerous attorneys and
Witnesses hTu IA attendance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15

The extensive coal mines IN the
town OF BELT. owned and operated By
the AnRconda Mining company, have
been shut down without notice or ex.
planation, and nearly 1000 men are
thrown out Of employment As the
town depended entirely on the coal
mines, II will have TO DO deserted an.
less work IL resumed, Of which there Is
40 assurance,
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We are asked why We rau sell the
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porte: AnsWrf, ByCautV We make u
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Of the baking powder alone.
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.IoCKs Ann nAnEEIs.

NEW YORK, July l.,-stocE market opened
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leather and lvuuCsseu coal aud soon calau.
sugar broke per Cgut, hue recovered luu .1as
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road race given by l.. WOLF.
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OBITUARY.
Death of Hon, Tarrant SibIey

Death of Hon. Tarrant Sibley.
This noted member of the Bennington
County Bar passed quietly away at $50
p. m. Saturday, after critical illness of
few days, following quite long period
of retirement from business and of fail
ing health. His age was 76 years. He
was one of the old-time attorneys during
whose active life, the Bar of this county
became the most noted in the State, and
of almost National reputation. He was
contemporary with Stark, Southworth,
Park, Lyman, Gardner, Hartman, Miner,
Roberts, Burton, Davenport, and others,
and is survived by but two: Judge Har-
man of this village, and Judge Fowler of
Manchester. The funeral was attended
from his home in Bennington Centre
this afternoon al o'clock, the Rev. NJ.
L. Severance officiating, Chas. r. San
ford in charge. In our Friday issue we
shall p int biographical sketch of the
deceased, together with the Bar ResOlu,
tiOns and other interesting particulars.
Judge SIbley was held in high esteem,
as was attested by the large number of
seople attending his obsequies this afSer-
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SPECIAL VILLAGE MEETING.

The legal voters OF the village of BENNINGTON are
hele by notified and warned TO meet at Free Lii
brary Hall in said village of Bennington on Mon
day. February 18th, A. D., 1895. at ocl ok in
the afternoon, to transact the following business
Article To see If the village will vate 10 have
the provisions Of Act No. of the Session Laws Of
1892, enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State Of Vermont, approved Nov. %. 1892, and
amendments thereto apply TO the next annual
meeting Of said village Of Bennington to be held
on the third Tuesday in March, A. d 1895, for
the pun pose Of choosing village officers and the
transaction of other village business for said vii
lage of bennington.
Article 9. To see lfihe village will vote to have
the provisions Of said Act No. ! OF the S tSion
Laws of 1892, and amendments thereof apply to
any and all meetings Of said village whether an
uual or special which shall or may be holden sub
seauently to the said next annual meeting until
otherwise ordered by said village or by Act of the
General Assembly of the State of Vermont
Article 2. To transact any her business found
necessary and proper when met.
Dated at Bennington this sth day of February,
A. D., 1925.
HENRY s. BINGHAM, President.
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A Pleasant EIremen,s Gathering.

FlOdScuI EPOHlOu . ~oNttCIHiSs
One of those events which it is always
a pleasure to chronicle, and one which
forms another link that binds firemen to-
gether, as it were, in one compact mass,
occurred at the rooms of the Il. w. Put
nam Hose Company Friday evening.
Quite a number of the members of the
company, together with several invited
guests, gathered there, and after inspect
ing the new furniture recently put into
the rooms and complimenting the com
pany upon the good taste displayed by
them in furnishing their rooms, all went
into the parlors above, where the princi-
pal event of the evening was to take
place.
For several years ''Rob" Drysdale has
taken much interest in the fire depart