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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-04

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, 7TH AND SITS
Nv nv; Bishop Johnson; DIP. pastor;-Grand rally
pm; by pastor. S. S. Lyceum at pm. Special
music. 1t
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, 14TIi AND l. SITS
Rev. Rush Il. Shipper will preach at IL 4. m. and
7:30 pm.
Sunday school and study class. 9:45 am
Young Peoples meeting, $50 pm. 1t
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EPISCOPAL.

SAINT JOHNS CHURCH, GEORGETOWN, o
street bet 32d and 3d. Rev. Chas. E. Buck,
sermon and holy communion, IL; evening prayer,
4:3o. Vested choir. Strangers cordially invted.1
ST. MARKS, COR. Sd AND A SITS. Sc, RECTOR,
Rev. A. J. Graham.-Vested choir; morning pray
and Sunday school, $50 am; holy communion
with Sermon II am; choral evensong, with
sermon. 1870 pm. AL cordially invited. strans-
ers specially SO. It,
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. ODD ST. NEAR WASHING
ton Circle. Rev. Alfred Harding rector.-Services
at 7:aO and II am. and 7:so pm. The evening
service will be under the auspices of the Broth
erhood of st. Andrew. with sermon by Rev. Ar
thur $. Johns of Rockville. All seats free at all
services. Strangers cordially invited 1t
FREE CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION, COR.
18th and n SITS. n.w.-Services, IL and AIS
pm Nestsd a, choir. strangers cordially invited.
will supply the service tomorrow. It,
EPIPHANY CHURCH. C ST. REV r. H. McKIM,
ID, rector.-Ioly communion at am Ser
Service with instruction at pm. Service and
sermon at l:45 pm. Seats free except at IL
am. II
service tomorrow at 1870 pm, st. Patricks
Church. 23d, south of Washington Circle. Address
by Rev Arthur Johns of Rockville. Md. All seats
ST. STEPHENS z. F. CHURCH, COLUMBIA
Heights 18th st. extended Rev. George +. bud
ley, rector Services, 100 and IL am and FULL
CHORAL SERVICE at 430 PIN. Seats free.
Cable ears pass the door. 1t
GRACE CHURCH. 9TH AND SITS. s.W., NEAR
cable ,ars.-Morning service. with Sunday school.
9:3o. Litany sermon and holy communion, II a.
M Evening service, 7:ao Rev. Thos. o. Tongue,
rector. It
NEW CHURCH.
THE FEW. FRANK sEwALL WILL PREACH AT
the chapel, SO 10Th st. NV, at IL am on the
Peace of Cod Sunday school at 12:l5. All
seats fIsc. Free tracts and New Church libraryl
CHRISTIAN.
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH. COR
A S'T a1a service sts at II am All
Home 1t
VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. PAS
God in the Rivers pm, The Kings Ran
Quet. Y. p. $. c. E., pm. All welcome It
REFORMED.
GRACE REFORMED CHURCH. 18TH ST. NV.
bet, X. l. ave- and 2 St, Rey;; A. Thos. g.
day school, $3.50 am. Missionary meeting, 7:io
pm. 1t
CENTRAL UNION MISSION.
CENTRAL UNION MIsSIoN.-NEw GOSPEL WA
Washing on Circle; 5:15, Market space Geo. ".
Schiveriu of Brooklyn and others will take part.
Workers convention commences 5:s0 PM, Mon
Sessions throughout the day Tuesday. Tuesday
evening, address by Rev. J. S. Stone. DID,, and
others. 1t
HALL MISSION.
HALL MISSION, MECHANICS HALL. az ST.
and Pa. uve.-Unon PentecoStal service every
Sabbath, 2;30 pm. Preaching by the pastor,
Rev Phoebe L. Hall. All are welcome. IT.
OTHER SERVICES.
TIE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INSTI-
tute will hold Its Bible class at its reading room,
GOA 18th st. NV, at o'clock. All welcome.'
THEosopHY-''sOME LAWS OF GROWTH"
lecture, Sunday evening, by Mr.. Il. l.. Lerch. at
4l9 10th ST. Public cordially invited It,
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FOR THE SICK ROO.

THE THREE SISTERS
lee houses above AIrciuct bridge filed with
best quality OF Potomac ice. TO 10 inches
thick. Good roads. INDEPENDENT ICE CO.
a24-td
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OWEN OWEN, Tailor" 1923 l1th st. my4-5d
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES, DISTRICT
Of Columbia, Washington, May l, 1St5.-TaI-
payers Of the District OF Columbia will take
notice that the undersigned has received the
duplicate OF assessment OF the real estate tax
for the year ending June 30, 1893, and will he
ready TO receive payment Of the at this Of
fec from and after the FIRST DAY OF MAY,
1925. by act 'ot Congress- approved August II,
1891. the tax for the whole year becomes due
and payable May l. 1880. On much of said
tax due May l. 1885. shall not be paid before
the first day Of June ensuing shall thcreupon be
In arrears and delinquent, and penalty OF one
a. per cent on the amount snail be added and
on the first day Of each succeeding month there
after, until the same shall be listed for ad-
vertisCncnt and tax sale in the manner pre-
scribcd by existing law. The second half of the
tax levied on personal property will become due
aud payable the first day OF May. 1898. and
If not paid during said month of May penalty
of one IL per cent will be added on the first day
OF each succeeding month until the same Is paid
or otherwise proceeded with the law directs.
Attest: L. Il. DAVIS. Collector OF Taxes, d. C..
my3-6t
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CALVARY BAPTIST CIiIIRCH sTH AM II ~

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, sTH AND H n.
W., Rev s. H. Greene, D. b., pastor-Sunday
school. $3.50 am. p. II. Bristow, supt. Preach
Ing II am: pm by the pastor. KENDALL
BRANCH CHURCH. 9TH near b s.w., Rev. T.
outwater, pastor Sunday school, 9:3O am.
Preaching, II am, pm MEMORIAL CHAP
Ell, 9Th and NV, George II. Judd, supt, $3.50
pm All cordially invited to these services 1t
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HAVING SOLD MY OFFICE BUILDING, l HAVE
this day removed my real estate and insurance
office 10 No. lill q st. NV. three doors west of
American Security and Trust COmpany's building,
where | will he glad to all my clients and
patrons and the general public.
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER,
Successor to Danenhower & Son,
mvl-1m 1ill q st. u.
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YARI,S AND MOLES ON TUE FACE

WARES AND MOIES ON THE FACE
very unsightly and dangerous. 100, for
should they become injured il is possible that
they may other disease. My
met bod of removing them Is quick and painless,
and leaves no scar. If you nave acne, pmples,
blackheads, frcckles, moth patches any dis
firuration Of the face drop in and talk II over.
Any Of them be removed litter a correct
diagnosis and careful treatment.
DIR. HEPBURN, DermatoOgist,
Mertz building, cor 11th and + SITS. my4-i2d
GET NATIONAL COOPERATIVE TRADE CARDS
OF usual agents or Room 13y, CORCORAN BUILD
ING, elevator entrance, 533 18th ST. my4-3t
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OTHER SERVICES.

TIE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INSTI-
tute will hold Its Bible class at its reading room,
G04 Eth st. NV, at O'Clock. All are wecome.'
THEOSOPHY-''SOME LAWS OF GROWTH"
lecture, Sunday evening, by Mr.. II. l.. Lerch, at
4l9 10th st. Public cordially invited. It,
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HALL MISSION.

HALL MISSION, MECHANICS HALL, AZ ST.
and Pa. uve.-Union Pentecostal service every
Sabbath 2:30 pm. Preaching by the pastor,
Rev Phoebe l.. Hall. All are welcome. It, D.
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Scott Circle, DIR. Charles A. Stakely. pastor
Sunday school. $50 AM. preaching by the pas
tor II an: an ImmanGSl Mission; n II: ave; and
1 pm. In the evening at o'clock the annual
meeting of the Washington Bible Society. with
manuel Baptist Church, baltimore, Md. The an
nual session of the American Baptist Education
o'clock, and that of the Southern Baptist con-
vention on Friday morning at IL. You
daily invited to all these services 1t
MT. JEZREEL BAPTIST CHURCH, COR 9TH
and L sts Sc, Rev. p Stewart, pastor.-Bap-
tiZing at IL am; the Lords supper ut pm;
Rev ]. T. Clark of Providence BAPTIST Church,
Rev A. Willbanks, Mt. Zion Baptist, will be in
charge; preaching by the pastor at o'clo *.
Friends Qre invited. It,
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SPIRITUALISM.
FRIENDS.

FRIENDS MEETING; ORTHODOXY HELD EVERY
First day at IL in larlors Of Y. NJ. G. A., 1903
New York ave. Public invited. Mid-week meet
ing Fifth slay. evening. 1t*
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NON-SECTARIAN.

IutE PEOPLES CHURCH, 423 q ST. NV
Rev Alex. Kent; pastor. will speak at 1l:10 on
.Piuslce's Popular Potato Patch Plan The
annual meeting; Of the church will be held
clos. of service. All welcome. 1t
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CENTRAL UNION MISSION.

CENTRAL UNION MISSION.-NEW GOSPEL Wa
gon, services PIN, sth and q SITS. s.w.; 4:45.
Washington Circle; 6:15, Market space. Geo. W.
Schiveriu of Brooklyn and others will take part.
Also at auditorium, service 7:45 pm. Open Air
Workers convention commences 7:3O pm, Mon
day with address by Rev. A. L. Pierson, DID.
Sessions throughout the day Tuesday. Tuesday
evening, address by Rev. ]. S. Stone, DID, and
others. 1t
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a n.y.. AZ - McDERMoTT CARKLAGE CO.

THE WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COM
pany has removed its offices from 46f Louisiana
ave. to its building. No. 507 + st. W. No
interruption In transacting business.
ASHLEY VI. GOULD, Secretary.
WI REDIN WOODWARD, President. my1-6t
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GJ'NTON TEMPLE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN
Church. 1ith and X sts., Rev. G; u. Patch, DID,
school, $3.50 am, in chapel. Y. p s. C. E, 6:15
pm. Junior. 40 PIN. Prayer meeting, 1:3O
pm. Thursday. Church will be open from to
7:3O pm. Thursday for the convenience of per-
sons who desire to rent pews sittings 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-04

AXE YOU PREPARED TO COPE
with I. e warm weatter-have you been measured
for your Spring Suit YETI If not, let measure
you for Of English Suitings
OWEN OWEN Tailor. - 42:5 18th st. my4-5d
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FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9TH ST.
bet G. and II SITS. NV, Rev. Joseph 7. Kelly,
pastor.-Services mt II am. will be In COM
mcmOra ion Of the 2lst anniversary of the pas
torate. The sermon Will be appropriate to the
occasion. and there Will be special music, with
s4 subject Mrs hase OF
Sunday school. $50 am. YP.SCE.. pm.
Strangers welcome. 1t
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LUTHERAN.

CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, PA AVE.
and I'd st. Sc, Rev. W. L. Parson, d. D., pas
tor.-Will celebrate the sixteenth anniversary of
the present pastorate. Services, II and s; school
at $3.50; G. E., 7:l5. All seats free. 1t
ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH,
corner Of 18th and II nw.-Rev $. Domer, pas
tor tomorrow morning and evening at IL and 8.
Sunday school at $50. Junior Endcavor at 3.
Senior Endeavor will be Joined with the evening
services. 1t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03

Police Justice Smith was confronted
by eight men today, run In by the OFF.
GERS on the charge Of yagtaney. Six
Of the number were promptly dis.
charged. The "drunk let" also com.
ptised eight offenders. Halt Of them
were turned over 10 the keeping OF the
Tailor while the remainder were told to
depart and hereafter refrain from In.
dulging In bibulous practices.
Charles Regsn unhesitatingly ad-
miited that he was guilty OF drunken
neas and disturbing tho peace, The
confession cost him so. Thomas
Jones, accused Of begging, said Il was
Irue that ho had asked for something
TO eat while very hungry. The court
decided that he would make II impOssi.
BILE for tbs fellow 10 ask aims OF pedes.
TRANS again, At least for some time,
and In This Wow ut the case he sens
fenced him to fifteen days imprison.
ment. George Eldredgs acknowledged
that he had not been wOrkiGg very
much % late ana that probably under
the technical construction OF the lazy
he was guilty OF vagtsnoy, whereuron
the court gravoly siid, ",hirly days"
The sentence was hbld In suspension,
however, 10 allow tim 10 get out 4
town, an opportunity IN promised tO
avail himself of without delay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03

HARwtcii, Eng, jane 3.-rhe JUL.
Ice regatta UTeneJ here tI1Ay win
beautiful weather ana light wiuu.
Howard uuuld's Niagara, Lord Dad.
lUy'a lnyoHi, +. II. Jamel0ns Luna,
Lord Duursvon's Audry, Prince Bat.
ihynui. HtFatimaus Btephauin ami
AiimOsa started IN the race f1f twenty
rsirfs ut 1880. The course covers n
distance OF twenty-five mile. Vfe
Niagars crossed tho lac Thirty socon Ia
behind her opponents, who gCt away
In = cluster. The following nIo tho
times Of the yachts ut the end Of tile
fret round:
Audrey, h. Is m. 10 SOC; S.enhi.
nj | b. ~ 80. So snr., Naggta, I h.
81 "a. IS suc.j lDyoui, l d. % "a. IS sscj
Luna.
a, ~. WHkcf's A lea ami thu Prince
nj Wairs's Britannia, the latter with
tue Prince Of Maita on board, started
nj 10 am. Ia the race Tor yauuIH over
f-riy tons. The cuuuo was thirty
seven miics. The Britannia having "a
windwari position crossed TIE ilnc
Z riy iou3uds ahead OF The Ailsa. The
Britannia crossed the nniau iine thn
winner J minutes shrsd Of tue AilBs.
The iouuNiug were the ,in,s u4 tuY
ilnlyu IN the iif1. nCa; Audrey, 4 h.
5 %. II see; Nisgafs, %. 5 We. jtts.;
SiephAnin, o.. o 10. 81 sgg. The yEcnti
iinlthud In gan amid much excite.
rupnt, tbs Audrey winning by four
seconds only.
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WHICH OF THE THREE?
: LOadyills Onlcrr win Ba Here OIL
Ihursday 10 Answer the
Question.

AZ announced In the NEWS on
Saturday. tho officers Of the police DO.
paftmuHt afrested three suangers
whom they had good reason to believe
werc not engaged In Lawful calling.
Tho apprehension wa. the direct re.
suit Of telegram received from Lead.
vile.
IL now appears that only ono man h
wanted IN that town NJ great mines
and prospect holes. For him Il war.
rant WIS received ~ mail this morn.
ing, together with tho statement tnst
VA officer will reach acre on Thurs luy
with The necessary papefs 70 take him
uhck iiuL until no arrives here thu
other Two must remain behind the
bars also, ~ there IL some confusion Ua
10 names, Aud u IL not known dUtluitr.
iy "wnD IL who" Perhaps BY that
lime ,uetr viii bo evidence enough u
hold all three.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03
THE COUNTY COURT.
Business Before III, SslaClmen at To.
days Session.
COMMUNICATION RECEIVED.
Tie Court viii Sit as Board II Equal
izallOn on the Assessmcnt Roll
From July 10 to 30

The county court me, In regular see.
sion In the probate court room this
morning, PROBATE Judge Mentally and
selcc,mon Geddcs, Roberts and Chris-
tophetson being rfetent.
Sheriff Hardy appeared beio-e the
court aud nskod whether he should
keep In shape the lawn on the old
county court house property Mt tho
corner Of Second south nnd Second
West streets. lie said that In order to
keep the lawn In proper condition II
wguld be nJcogSaFy to have more water
az there was not sun client for that pun
bose at present.
Seloctmau Gtddes asked how much
Of the property he was trying to keep In
lawn, and was answered that all OF tho
west portion, wherein ron he entered ON
objection 10 maintai1iug euch an cx-
punsr, as there was nothing 10 bogaiuej
by e. Judge McNally aud solcctman
ChEistOphefson were IN favor Of keep
INK tue grounds Ia good shape, ~ it
would enhance the value. The matter
was lrit over for future cOBsi Iteration.
a c mmunicAiiJn was received rom
County Collector John ID. spencer,
caIhus attention ~ the fact that the
CyileelYis plats should he corrected TO
CONFORM with the aasussUT's plnts ami
the tax rolls Tor this year.
The clerk was Instructed TO advet.
iisc { D.de 10 be In by Friday NJ . nm.
Tho assessment roll was received
from the county assessor aud delivered
o. tho clerk Tor the extension Of the
taxes thereon. From tile lOtn to the
.ltn day VI July inclusive the county
court viii 81 As = board Ct equaliEa-
llnn.
4 petition was received from ihs
trustees of tho 5O.h school disiflc. Tor
tho payment from tho county OF
amount due on soBunt OF redeemed
TAX falos " 1898, amounting to il4s,B).
A like petition was received from
L. -g.h scuoOl district, for slI0.Sj.
Tue report VI County Meat ln- cc,or
Clays for tbs month Of May, 1896, was
received aud accepted. II shows thaI
the numuer Of sneep, beef, hogs anu
calves at Murray was ,0b2, anu nj Big
Cottonwood Ij5.
a liquor liuonse was granted TO Hans
| Highland a Co., OF Bingham.
| ~ lNAA'Nh NaH ltNtlNth nun NlAis
gems Of West jordan precinct Tor the
night 10 extend q water ditch along the
county road In section 80, township .
south, range I uast. Tue petition was
granted under certain conditions, tho
petitioners TO guarantee that no Jam.
age be done 10 the road.
A report was received from Coroner
Onenbach OF the iuque.is held by min
during the month OF May. There were
seven, Ms follows! Ole Goths, Nelson
Llbefg, A. J. Walden, J. Riley. Ed.
ger Il. Hitler, Lou Sing and +. n.
Porter.
a letter was received from Mary
Latte, Of Durango, Col, concerning
property which che claims to have
paid taxes on, but which has been
| advertised for sale.
Tue court then adjourned until Fri
day a. L.. n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03

SEw YORK., Juls 3.--'rno Ucrdti
says: According to report ruC,IvuI
In New York, jose MART, tho civil
leader " tue upfisinr In not uosd.
Banjamiu J, Guerra, 0i THIS city,
treasurer - tho Cuban evolutionary
party N the United state. has received
n message from G8AUfAi Gomez. com.
mau4 u'-in.chigl VI tue insuTgent
iorcps, ny lug that May,i xiii lives aud
was not even wounded.
The mtsesgu came through the gen.
crabs son VINO L. IN Monte Chtlsti,
Dan Domingo. Il foads simply
"Macslro liyts." Maestro, the master,
il the name by which Cubaua know
MART.
This Ia the lfst news which Cubans
here have had Of their leader beyond
that sent out by the Spanish autho-
tiles. THIS comes from Cuban
source and IN naturally regarded by
Cubans no reliable.
MIR. Guerra also received letter
from n prominent CUBAN Ia Santiago
de Cuba saying that Campos uRL al-
mitiod 10 him that he had no direct
proof " Ainr,i'a death. The watch sup.
posed 10 identify Matlls BODY brnrs
th. initials ~. H.. M ana MART has
no middle name. His mother die.
credited tho report VI her Hon's death
from the first.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03
"TRlBUNE" SHAKING UP.


Acting on the time hon7rei and
generally observed principle Ia news.
paper publication that occasional
sweeIing changes arc decidedly bolu.
ticisl to tue journal concerned, the
TGme management OF this city toda :
gave IT, news gathering department, a
vigorous shaking ~.
Under II William Eiglchart, former.
ly Of Chicago, RnI a. one time
the financial editor OF the Etc5Td
" that city, becomes city uIitor,
succeeding Mfr. Hart who has held
that position Tor the last year
or more. Sir. Hart will hereafter
occupy his time In editing telegraph.
MT. Cain succeeds Mt. rraughber M
court reporter, anu the latter taxes Mf.
Jenkins's tuu In the Joint city and
county building, while Mr. Jenkins
will devote HE time 10 hustlibg busi-
ness and mining ncNi. K,ntuer viii
do special Assignment work anu In easy
Intervals continue 90 "carto0nH the
best efforts Of himself AMI other boys.
HyslOp viii keep ON playing tho role
NJ general utility man, anu Kenneth
Kerr will edo" military aud society
items. wilii,, tho Indispensable anu
unshakea5le proof reader, remains
mistaken aud Is rs happy as BpTiBg
robin,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03
The Jury pisngrce.

Yesterday morning ut 10 O'Clock the
Jury In the case OF John &, Cannon,
charged with forging this name Of
Architect William Carroll to q check
aud A,sing the ssmo at Hlgchman'a
shoe store, came into court and report.
81 that Notwithstanding they had been
wrestling with tho ease Continuously
Tor nearly twonly.iOuf hOuil, ihry mad
not agreed upon verdict, aud that
there was no pJSsibllity Of their
agfeeing. Judge Bsrt5h VI cred them
discharged. Cannon Was taken back
~ tho county iail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

YsAYE and tho tabernacle choir In
cJniuuctiOn form big musical event
At the Tabernacle tonight. There has
been very heavy advance sale OF
suats. though the admission price is
uniform, 80 cents to all parts OF the
house.
Al THE GRAND tho third week Of
the Pyko Opera company opens tonight
with production OF The Three Black
Mantl's.
VIOLA PRATT and III. 3. Goddard
have arrived from the East and have
been busy all day ruhsarsllg Win the
salt Lake Concert Company which
Opens It's tour at the Theater tomorrow
night. Both arc looking anu ieeling
well. During the winter Mis- Pat
has beua singing In ~ fashionable New
Gurk church and pursuing her studies
IN ner leisure moments. Sue and NJ.
Goddard, have ual tue naulo teacher,
MIR. Sweet. MIR. Goddard for some
time past hiss been living In MOrT!,-
town, Just out OF New Yors; hs hgd a
1901 church position ANA n class Of
thirty pupils and was doing very we'll
financially. He is away on lsave OF
absence ant can either return or re.
sigu, lust ~ the success u the tour Of
tho Concert 60. he has Joined may
shape biz decision, The advance sale
for tho oueniug oonoegt is reported NJ
TIC Theglet as being good.
Mlss BABCOCS's exhibition comes
OF Et Ire Ihratrr Thursday anu Fri.
day The box office opens lot tho sale
Vi seats tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03
PURPOSES OF THE S. |. A.
aims and Intentions Of tas State
Irrigation Association.
Plenty Of work FOR That nodS aud
Its IHT Oriance Should Evoke
warm support

Pending the oillclsl Issuance Of the
constitution OF tho estate Irrigation
Association Tor Utah" the executive
committee hereby respectfully responds
10 come Of the inquirleu made, n 10
what benefits the people will derive
from such m Organization. Nolioeatly
Ia this connection IL the open letter
from Christian A. Madison, Of Gunni-
son, In the DEsEREr EvEsINd NEWS
OF May 18th, 1895, addressed to thn
Utah Irrigation commission.
The following IL therefore respect.
fully submitted. not alone for those in
tetested directly IN irrigation and
cognatr matter, but OF every one who
has the welfare Oi Utah aud her people
at heart, aud 20 mons more ~ than tho
earnest worker and scientific gentle
man and hia UoadJuIoTs from Sanpete
county.
1t IL well recognized fact that ~
irrigation was the foundation upon
which the PioneerB OF lo47 commenced
the upbulldiug OF cur prosperous aud
flourlehing commonwealth, 30 II IL let
anu must continue to be the main
prop OF tho agricultural interests OF
Utah, the tower Of strength upon
which securely resta the golden wealth
Of our valleys, making slto available
tho mineral output Of our mountains,
anu insurlng 70 Us our thousands OF
hsppy homes.
70 inRugurste local agricultural and
Industrial hiiairs from higher stand.
point than ever heretofore, ana secure
the more efficient control by all our
people for ihe usage nnd storage OF
water and for the real belteTlng Of
Utah anu all Its interests, this assOoi-
alton 10 Organi2ed
Further, this Is what its founders had
In mind when they stated In their
circular Of April 1871, 1885, that 4.
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CATION association, aud we bore that
the question Of Ito benefit 10 tho people
tutilcienily answered Ivy this state.
munt u Ito mutual educational aud
advisory character; closer attention
than over must hereafter be raid 10
Irrigation affairs In Utah, buchuse We
cannot separate them from cur ngflcul.
lurul iutefests nor from the qucs ions
OF horticulture, forestry anu ttHck.
raising, nud any BODY interested IN auy
Uno Of those Iursuiis ~ well Dc every.
one having ut heart the best Interests
OF Utah, ought 10 assist In the poUl
w0tk by ioiniug the association.
IliK lHHigAfiUS ASSOCIATION,
By l.. w, snuHtLuF,
Chuunuu,
Per &. l.. STEVENSON,
Secretary.