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I'm the caGe Of tho Gold q silver Ek-
,,.ctlon Co, VS. Metcur q Id a Manu-.
nciuring company. Demurrer 10
osmrlaint heretofore argued and sub.
nitted. sl,tained ~ TO first aud over
ruled AZ 10 second; ten days allowed to
amend aud ten days 10 answer
I'm the case Of Il. ID. Millett Va d. II.
Tatpe,; twenty days allowed iof de-
ieniant 10 answer.
salt Lake Lithographing company
IbeX Mining a Smelling company
melton for allowance OF claims for
i.buf uniformed amounting 10 s5B3 Osi
by eoi sent thirty days allowed to ME
an ausyet aud cross complaint.
4. r. Walker ct nj VI J. IL. Bacon
and 5alt Lake Construction company
"a MARX AloKimmons OF al; nndingt
of tsieree approved, anu judgment In
,eeordApee herewith for defendants.
North American Loan 4 savings
company We John II. Sanger ct al;
leave granted to nle amended oom'
plant.
Joseph Corton Va Utah Undertaking
company; demurrer to answer sent 10
law aud motion calendar.
Brighton aud North Point Irrigation
company Va Chas. J. Hubbard OF AL
order settling staten. ,nt and OyeTrullug
motion for new trial
State Bank OF Utah ct al vs. Patrick
Ryan Ell nj; continued from last SAtJr-
lay; Referees report modified % ~ TO
change allowance VI receiver from $500
o $3.50 Per month, AMI the receivers
attorneys fees from 5000 TO 800.
l,ouis Hyams vs. Simon BHmberger
tl oil; plaintiff consents TO new trial.
e. l.. Bemis Va Bingham Gold Min.
Ing company; motion to retAK costs
argued aud submitted.
Eagle Foundry 4 Machine company
W. lbsK Mine 4 smelling company;
motion To rttax costs allowed by con.
sent $40 added.
Ruth Eyerill Va. John Everill; case
eotluued with leave 10 amend com
plAini.
Green VA. Green; continued.
People VI. Geo, Benson; order de
missing application for writ OF hsbsas
corpus.
Court announced that commencing
next Thursday the law anJ motion
calendar will be taken up where II was
len oil before the supreme Court sit
ting.
In the case Of RID. Mlllott W. q. l..
WaItland, ct al, suit on a pronlssory
note; judgment by default was entered
with attorneys fees Of $50.
Cns Of 5ar, J. Taylor .vs. J. IL.
Give, OF al; suit on pronissory mote;
Judgment entered by deiault.
The divorce suit Of CLARA Franks We.
10. Franks was dismissed 10y consent.
u. RehTmAn vs.. Hugh Hendry;
order Of leave TO correct name,
:. w. MoTrlson OF AL, VS.. ID. W.
G,mblo ct al.; order appointing y. W.
Wenget referee.
Mary Jane Rice W. WIN. Ham
mond ct al; continued III Saturday
tnd plaintiffs restrained from remov. |
ing hay upon defendant filiug bond oil
500.
Central Trust company VI. Utah
Central Railway company; Judgment !
ior plalntifi tor sl72.72.
Court adjourned until Thursday
next.
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Whit.emlte smiled ant said, "I can.
not answer tnat pi".liuu nov, out
lust ASK me that ssue quastion one
week idOm today after the hearing Ia
over, nuJ " don't convince you that
iIom $4,000 90 s2j, 900 has been savei
u lhu iaNpayeH, besides teaching
public Servants n wholesome lesson.
why, then l'il Rsk tls boys TO have
something at my expense"
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fARMiNGTON, Davis Co., Utah,
June II, 1895.
Editor Desert herE
In the Pennington meeting house,
at 2;a) pm, l3.h inst, the funeral
service were held over the remains o
the vito OF Moses Cory, an old ana
respected member Of this place, aged
about 90 years. Nine sons have pre-.
ceded her. She has two daughters,
both married, and who survive her,
and together with her husband mourn
her absence.
Bishop Moroni Secrlst presided at
the meeting. Prayer was offered by
Brother Wilford Richards aud consol.
Ing remarks were IN ,de by Elders H..
T. Clark, Edward Stevenson, James
Smyth ana Bishop. SeGTist. The read.
ing OF portion OF a revelation by
Joseph Smith, the Prophet. was Efieci.
ing and Interesting. IL IL a. follows
Doe. 4 Cow, geo. l0l, l7-l9E
"I,On shall not be moved out OF her
place, Notwithstanding her children
ATE scattered; they that remain anu are
pure IN heart shall return, Aud come 10
their inhefltances, they and their
children, with songs OF everlasting
Joy, 10 build up the waste places Of
Ilon,....,-.anJ prepare for the rsyelA.
lion wnion Is TO come, when the vail Of
the covering Of my temple, ia my tab.
eraAcle which hideth the earth, shall
he taken OF, anu all llssh shall see the
together Aud every c0fruplible
thing, both fman or OF the boasts vi
the field, nr Ot the fowls ofthe heavens
or OF the iish OF tue sea, that dwell on
all the face OF the earth, shall bs oon-
sunoI; And Ia that day the
enmity Of man, and the enmity OF
beasts, yea, this enmlty Of all ilesh,
shall cease from before my face. And
IN that iAy whatsoever man snail ASA,
1t ANAL be given unto him. And In
that day Satan shall not have power 10
tempt any man, Ana there shall bs
nUsorrow because there IL one death.
la that day an Infant shall not die an.
III hs Is old aud his life shall be a. tue
age OF a tree. AMI when he dies he
shall not sleep (that Is 10 say In the
eafth) but shall TO changed In thu
tWinSiinR OF az eye, aud shall be
caught up, and his rest shall be glorl.
Gus.
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STRAWBERRY Festival.

The Twentieth ward contsm plates
giving good old time strawberry fes-
WA At the ward meeting house on
Wednesday, June l9lh. Music both
vocal aud Instrumental viii cansillute
pleasing feature Of the entertainment
which viii conclude with u dance.
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Christensen, court in Bchrel has
besn filed la the First d.stic. court in
the case %; Ole +. Berg " Jonn u.
Gray for sl3J.Os.
:. M. Duggirs h.s brougl, emit
against Joseph y. Ray and T.. Hol
brook u collect $500 "a a pumIssury
IUtp
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EXCLUSION 80 rmE EAST


Via ITO 9rNnde western Halfway,
On June l7th the RIO GrAuds West.
crn announces tue following excursion
rAteH open 10 all!
Mlssouri river and return $4,000
~. Louis ana return $3.50
Chicago aud return igbU
Tickets good uutil September 18th.
Through Pullman palace ANA t0ufitt
sleeping cau. Free reclining chair
cars. Two fsst eastern trains daily, ~
A;u5 a,m. and T:iO TN. Pullman dia-
grams now teary n, ticket office, No.
10 w.. Second ; rutu s'grot.
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OGDEN.
Lawsuits Filed.

A number VI suits have been filed
with Clerk Pecfy, In the Fourth uls.
triot court JUhu W. 5ioidafd cues for
a divorce from his wife Jeanette
StOddard, on the gtoun 10 OF drseflion.
They were married December 1893,
and his vile LETT him June, 1894.
James Faoktoll sues Weber county iJr
$1,000 damages, sustained by falling
over the canyon road. Crawford, the
man Who felt over with him, was
killed. John CoDtoy, ~ guardian for
Wiliism T.. COnroy, sues the Ogden
street Railway company fOi 100000
damages. Tue toy,who N about three
yoafs old, was knocked over by street
car ON Twenty. street, ths wheels
ruuHlng over his hand, which had 10
be ampuIaicd, Negligence ami nigh
rats VI speed are the alleged causSs,
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sroUHs AMI a.HHEIs.

NEw iOWN, June To- stock market openrd
quiet but irregular, Stoke moved upward
iapiiiy after W ! granger, tobacco, disabling
being foremost 900 the advance.
Money on call nomiuaily per cent Prime
speculation wa strong uut ldull during the
lasi hour and prices advanced % fraction la
the active list GREAT Northern preferred no
rudud percent
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JO llnson AcouIitel.

Christ johnson, VINO was arrested
yesterday on the charge Of malicious
mischief, was given a hearing before
Commissioner GteenmAn this morn
Ing. The defendant was acquitted.
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The demani for Df. Prices BAKING
Powder ON the Pacific Coast has more
THAI doubled slnce 1t received the
Highest award aud gold medal ut the
Midwintur Fair.
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Waterman Extension.

The work Of extending the wafer.
mains from the ttrminu. Of the systsm
al this Warm Springs north will con.
mencs on Monday. they will be ex.
tendei distance oi 200 feet, running
on Second West to Ninth North street.
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TIE DISTRICT COURT.
WATERS Before Judges Merritt and
BarlCh Today.
the INJUNCTION WITHDRAWN
s,,rss Osloby Appointed Guardian
al Llism of VIM. ElbrIdge Tufts
short Orders.

bath divisions Of the Third district
o,n,t we're ia session today. But few
s.,,. were brought before Judge
n,tleb, and when they were disposed
a, an adjournment was taken until
wednesday morning.
I'm the case Of Jennie Tufts W.. Eles-
rorB, Wicket ct al, a motion by Wm
Tlbridso Tufts that order heretofore
made appointing jennie Tufts guar
dian al Item OF William Elbrldgc
Tufts, minor, be set aside
vas granted, aud George oglesby
,ppolnted guardian ad Item. Minor
Granted leave TO plead ~ party plain
ug M defendant, as he may CHOOSE,
gitbIn ten days. Plaintiff withdTaws
nation for the Injunction against Mrs.
Wirksl. with pstmisslon 10 resume
ZANE at any time, anu restraining order
heretofore Issued, was by consent dis
solved. -
i'm the case Of tho People W. Grlflln,
IL was ordered that the United states
marshal be paid 50 fees due for serving
suhrnna for defendant.
The case Of A. j. Manahold VI. l..
Griffith was dismissed and the attach
ment Dissolved.
The divorce suit OF Minnie King W.
Wm. ID. King was set fOt Wednesday,
Al lOs.m., for settlement VI hndings.
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NnIIrr InIL.LLLrIn.n

June IL, 10 Enl 10, Union Pacific
viii sgil round trip tickets TO points IN
Utah, uHst Of Ogden, ~ 70 Iucod raIes,
limited for return 10 June 18th.
For particulars CAL at city toACt
iliCT, Ne. POI Main Street.
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The exActing tests applied TO d..
Prices Baking Powder a! the WoTll's
and California MiGwiuter Fairs re-
suited In II receiving the highest
hOnOTs At both.
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Notes

Gu MONDAY photographs Of the
school houses anu ~ u.s u teachers
and children will DO taken, o. bu su Z
u the teachers convection In Druv,t
The following couples ave received
marriage licences! James AlbrFtsOu,
aged "a, aud sarah 10. JYhn.uu, aged
II, both OF 5panish FuTk, franklin
jacobs, ngcd 20, ami SARAH a. Wing,
aged n; George "A. Wing, aged n, aaI
II irfiet T.. jacob, aged "a, 40 q
Lehi.
The baseball gamu played yesterday
between the printer and N tchauis
resulted Ia n victory '.r he merchant.
The sc1fe stood Is g. "a.
The board Of education held on nd.
Journed meeting last evening. Among
other business transacted was tHH ON.
ployment Of Mis- Mary Lewis os "a
teacher lot the sch.o year.
George T.. Steel. the man who had
an operation performed yesterday, ~
stated ia last EVENING" NEWS, died
about % O'Clock last night, his system
being too weak to recover from the
sh Ook.
The most umincnt scientists, inrlui.
INK United StEtes GIyprumcIt ,chsm-
lists, have united Doe pnuotsVuIt IA. a..
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The dainty cake, l,sy biscuit, In
comparable Iis-crusla made with DR..
Inet's Baking Powder are supremely
gratifying.
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The creamery In FArmilglnn which
has connection with the one in
Kaysyllle. Is doing good business
Cream 10 sent 10 Salt Lake Guy; the
curds ami whey Is used l,r iatlenlng
hogt. O1e bundled boss are owned
by the company. Seventy cents per
hundred weight 10 paid for the milk.
The capacity Of the factory IL about
1000 pounds per day
EDWARD STEVENSON.
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Car California aprlcotr, peaches and
nlums. Car Mississippi tOmalors uue
Monday, Gail Rnf see W. +. ~.
Hanson Produce Co., SO West Flst
SUuth,
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LOG AN.
LooAS, UrAIL JuNE u, is65.
Burglary aud Arrests.

Burglary and Arrests.
The police arrested two men lat
night for suspected c.urucity IN the
burglarlEiug VI Weuftur e. C".'s store
~ Franklin, Idahu, ol "Wednesday
evening. The arrests were made At
quite late hour, but Duly shortly after
word Of the burglary ana description
OF one man hHd been forwarded, A
comedy Ofufrors bal been pofiuTmtd
prior % ilst time by tue lInhu
oniUials, aud several arrests made Of
parties who sru probably guiltlezs. The
iirst Arrc,t was that Of "A mau VINO had
not lived In FfAnklin week, The
causes leading 10 his Grfcst wcf,; First,
he wsb stranger; suCOnd, ne wa.
seen In the nsighbofhood " Ia. store
late ON the night Of the burglary; third,
the blscksmith's wife at Franklin.
whose husband was absent, thought
the tools found In the store were hiR.
II he was not gully, thou surely NV
mou who canpud near tue blacksmitn's
shop on the night Of tue burglary
were, anu thHy were 0yefhaulsd
Mt Weston. Yesterday morning
man from Richmond called NJ
the store and Immediately fecog.
nized the tools ~ belonging H. ne
Richmond blacksmith, hose establish.
mont had been broken open on Tues.
day night. This gave the lcers au-
other clue 10 follow, o. II was thought
the tools were stolen ior the putp1tr Of
b fglarlzlug the Ffaukiiu store. Tue
Richmond Ulacksmi gave dsscriI-
ton VI man who WIS Ia his shop on
the afternoon Of Tuesday, and this
description, forwarded late last even.
lux 70 the Logan police, led u tue Ar.
rests here. The lock OF the Webster
store had been forced with larry
resp, anu two holes thtee-eighths OF IN
iucn In diameter drilled Ia ths door Fl
the safe, hlled with powder and tx
plOded. Nearly $500 In each was 49,.
cured, and pouch OF notes WAS also
taken, but wAs Afterwards found Ia the
rear Of the store. The h1or was covered
with burned matches, indicating that
no lamp or lantern had been used.
Not nearly this sum OF money taken
has been found on tue person OF either
suspect.
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wasaich Hotel.

Little Cottonwood Canyon. Re
opeus June 10, 30, under the direction
Of Mrs. T.. q. Baglev.
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HARRINGTON NEWS.
Funeral Services With Consoling Re.
mArks-DuSlnes Items.

FARMiSGToS, Davis Co., Utah,
June II, 1895.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-07-16
A Fellow Feeling,


IT want to make an inquiry of you, he
said as he stopped policeman in front OF
the city hall the other afternoon.
''All right, sir" was the reply,
"Would it be agin the law fur me to
rub my back agin the walls of that build
ing?"
whats the matter with your back9'
SCOT porous plaster on 1t, and it itches
SO that 1 can't keep my heels on the
ground. want to take off my coat and
vest and back up to that rough wall
Would it be agin the law"
II dunno as it would be breaking any
law" said the officer, "but think can
put you on better thing"
"Thanks! What Is it?"
"Down at the dock at the foot Of this
street you'll find Spite all splintered up
and driven full Of nails and pieces Of scrap
iron. It's handy to back up to, and the
place is not quite so public as this.
Gan right-much obleeged I'll go
down and try her, and If she works all
right I'll recommend her to my friends
when they happen to be in town. Out
home I've got a section of board fence fixed
up with currycombs, carpet tacks, pound
ed glass and old scythe blades, but cam
wait to git thar! Shake! You feel fur
your Teller man, you do and the furst
thing when I git home I'll send you a
bushel Of the incest popcorn in the state
of Michigan '-Detroit Free Press.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-07-16
Natural Gas.

Investigations made in Ohio show that
the weight Of 100 cubic feet of natural gas
may be set down at 4,2S7 pounds It Is
composed of 1,O72 pounds Of hydrogen and
8,215 pounds of carbon, requires for its per-
feet combustion 800 $40 cubic feet of air,
weighing "A, 561 pounds; it makes in burn.
ing 9,64S pounds Of steam and 11,7Sa
pounds of carbonic acid, equal to 100, and
produces "a, 593 heat units when the steam
is not condensed, the total products of COM
bustion being, therefore, steam, 9,648; car.
bonic acid II, 1888; nitrogen, 81, 412, or
total Of rs, pounds. 1t is stated that II
these products Of combustion escape ut
temperature Of 600 degrees they carry off
with them 12, 712 heat units, or about IA
per cent, Of all the heat produced by the
fire, or If they escape at 300 degrees they
carry off less than per cent If, however,
for any reason twice as much air as Is nee
essary to combustion passes through the
fire and escapes up the chimney along with
these products of combustion, there would
then at temperature Of 600 degrees be a
loss of heat units equal to about 266 per
cent of all the heat produced by the fire.
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Glory All Around.

Uncle Gideon Goodwin SO years ago was
one of the characters of the town. AT
that time the Methodists used to gather at
the houses to hold their prayer meetings
and as Gideon was q devout worshiper Of
that creed he was q regular attendant. One
night this meeting was held at the house
Of Harlow Harden, and Gideon was there
In those days excitement ran high, and
Just as the enthusiasm Of the assemblags
was wrought to the highest pitch "Uncle
Harden, as he was always called, arose to
his feet, and lifting up his hands shouted
in voice full Of fervor:
"Glory to GideonW
Hardly had the chorus Of amens which
the utterances called forth died away when
Goodwin, who thought that the praise was
meant for him and was bound to return
the compliment, jumped up and said:
"Glory to you, too, Uncle HardenW-
Gardiner Reporter-J Journal.
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FEEDING A QUEEN.
How the Bees Nourish the Royal Jelly
Till 1t Develops.

How the Bees Nourish the Royal Jelly
Till It Develops.
"Do you know how they train queen?"
asked bonneted old country woman as
she changed tho position of her snuff stick
from one side Of the mouth to the other.
"You know that they have woman ruler
and won't allow no other?" she continued.
nodded my affirmative, making mental
note of the fact to give to the woman suf-
fragists.
"Well," she continued, ''the throne
doesn't come down from mother to daugh-
ter, as In kingdoms but the working bees
elect their own queen"
"They are very democratic, then-like
we are" Il put in, "and have their say as
to who shall govern them"
"Thats So" she responded, "but they
don't go about it in the same way. You
see, when this hive gets too full, the work
ing bees know that time to look about for
another queen. They must have new
hive, so 1 put one up for them. They I'M
derstand and go about training queen
that shall be royal enough to rule them"
$50 they make a robe Of honey ermine
and put it on THE shoulders of the pref
uACoU EAA CCO WIN ACSSANSo WIG poPuAdI
voter" suggested.
"They don't do any such thing" with q
gesture of disgust. "They pick out Larvae
and begin to feed it with the queerest food
you ever saw. They get it from certain
flowers and never use it in the making Of
honeycomb. Only once do they seek such
sweetness, and then it's on an occasion
like this. They put the little living germ
off to itself and nourish it OH this food.
We bee tenders call it the royal jelly
Whenever we see this performance going
Oh we know that very soon the old queen
will be the dowager, and that the new hive
is to be occupied. AS soon as the larvae
reaches its proper strength it is carried by
the bees to their new home as ruler, and the
throne and sceptcr are given her. This
royal Jelly never makes it's appearance
again until like occasion calls for it. We
call this feeding queen. New York
Press.