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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-06-20
South Dakota Sheep Breeders.

The South Dakota Sheep Breeders
and Wool Growers Association have
Just been in session in Mitchell, and
never IN the history OF the association
has so much interest been manifesto,
Edmund Cook, OF Wilmont; j. B,
Geddis, Virgil; NJ. F. Greedy, Gary;
o. H. Parker, Highmore; Col. Smed
ley, MiIbank; s. f. Wilson, Byron
Hills; A. +. Herrick, White Lake, and
+. NJ. Sheppard, Clear I.ade, were
among the most prominent sheep
breeders present. Congress man PICK.
Ter was also present, and addressed
the association in regard to tarlrton
wool. Papers have been read from
various members Of the association
on breeding, raising, fattenlng, handi
ing and shipping OF sheep. Prof.
Shaw is an interesting talker and Is
looked upon by the members as an
authority on sheep, and was called
upon to answer innumerable ques'
tions.
The committee on resolutions sub
mltted the following
Whereas, the manufactures 0!
wooden fabrics are protected by the
government;
Resolved, that we demand in the
interest Of the wool growers OF the
United States that duty of cents
per pound be imposed upon all woos
imported into the country.
Whereas, during the last political
campaign our South Dakota sheep
Breeders Association was quoted
from Maine to California and IRON
Canada to the Gulf as we'll as foreign
countries as favoring free wool:
Resolved, that such statements
are misleading and that we are IN.
alterably opposed to either a low
tariff or free trade as applied to WOOL
believing it undignified and unfair ior
our government to freely extend "
the manufacturer a protection denea
the producer and that we request tne
press OF the United States to publish
this resolution and so correct Tue
false impression created regarding
our statements on the question.
Resolved, that we, representing
the sheep breeders OF South Dakota
are anxious to express our unbounu'
ed confidence in the future OF the III
dustry and the unparalleled capaci'
ties OF this state as sheep country
"Whereas, our industry is at a..
times liable to be hurt by contagious
diseases;
'Be it resolved, that the members
OF this association pledge themselves
not to support by their ballots any
candidate for the state leglslature.
who will not first agree to support
bill to protect our sheep from con'as
eous diseases"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-06-20

hear from my sOL-though | never
heard of it in all the years | lived ut
the castle, and / don't think Lord
! Liburne himself knew of it; but Frank
! asserts that Miss Grace did"
! Grace" exclaimed his lOrdship in
| sudden dismay; are you sure she
knew of it?'
Il am quite sure" here interpOsed
the young engineer, for once showed
it to her and threatened &c throw her
| into the shaft below. OF course |
only meant to frightcn her. but she
was always getting me into scrapes
with her deceitful tongue. and
! thought I would put stop to it,
Lord Roland pressed his hands over
his burning brows.
He remembered now how Grace had
induced her sister to hide. and how
she had afterward denied all know
ledge of her whereabouts.
Yes. 1t all came back to his men,
DRY now,
even to the dust and dirt which he
had noticed on her white satin dress,
and to which he had called her atten-
ton.
At length he started to his feet ex-
claiming:
LET us go to Silverton castle at
once: there is not moment to be lost.
That infamous girl may be starving
her sister to death; quick-quick, or
we may be too Late
But Mrs. Fairfield said calmly as
she also rose to her feet:
I'VE will go in good time. my lord:
but il | help you, you must help me.
and | have matter here that troubles
me as much as Kate Lilburne's dis
appearance troubles you. Will you
come this way, my lord. and tell me
what it is best for me to dO?'
And she was leading the way to a
door that opened into another cham
Der when his lordship exclaimed:
II will do anything you require when
Kate is once found: but | must go to
SilvertOn castle without delay"
And he was turning toward the op-
posite door, the one by which he had
entered. when he was arrested by
Mrs. Fairfield's calm voice saying:
1T is useless your going TO Silverton
castle without me, and you must give
me your advice at once. Come"
Then she led the way into the fur
Their room, and he, after mOmentary
hesitation, followed her.
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sent to peace,
Than on the torture of the mind to
lie
In reckless ecstasy"
If lavish profusion, recklesSness Of
Of cost and carefully planned amuse-
ments could make any social enter
tainment q great success, this second
Christmas day at Silverton castle
must certainly have put all other
events of the kind completely In the
shade.
The servants and tenantry were not
so well cared for as in the past. it is
true, for Grace had given orders that
they should put off their merrymaking
until after she was married. when
they could eat and drink and dance
and sing to their hearts content.
All the guest chambers in the castle
We're full, and the eight bridesmaids
who were to attend the bride on the
coming day We're here with their
mothers or sisters or chaperonS, each
one of the eight looking forward to
the time when she herself should take
the leading part in a similar ceremony.
Grace Lilburhe had not been very
bridesmaids.
The petty desire to triumph over
her friends and To create envy and
jealousy in the hearts of other girls
having prompted her in her choice
rather than any kinder feelings.
For instance. the We're the two GOul-
burne girls. poor as church mice, the
daughters of clergyman who was
y Y
Their bridesmaids dresses are to be
given them by Grace, but to-day their
attire is painfully plain. and their
gowns bear traces of having been
homemade to begin with. and after
ward renovated and altered for the
present occasion.
And yet they are proud. handsome
girls, and they know full we'll that
they would look as elegant as any of
their companions if they were only
able to wear such fine clothing.
Then there was Miriam Hindman. q
brilliant brunette. who rumor whis-
pered had won Sir Victor Gayherd's
heart, and he was only saved from
marrying her by her father losing the
greater part Of his fortune.
The baronet had objected TO Miriam
DeiilS invited, anu niu suggested
cousin of his own in her stead; but
Grace was obstinate; she had made up
her mind to invite Miriam, and Sir
Victor could only hope that the invi-
tation would not be accepted.
But here again he was disappointed.
and Miriam came, looking as seductive
and brilliant as hummng-bird, gor-
geous with jewels and costly dresses,
and giving confirmation to the report
that her father had retrieved his for
tune, and was now a richer man than
ever.
| am afraid that Grace regretted her
obstinacy when she saw how facinat-
ingly beautiful Miriam was and GER
tainly she was genuinely jealous when
she observed how Sir Nictor's eyes fol-
lowed the girl who had still the power
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Lady Mary Wortley Montague was large
ana masculine, both In appearance and io-
Ineanor She could not be termed a beauty
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-06-20
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS.
CLEANED FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS
KILOGRAMS.

An Ideal Farm. How 1t Should be Laid
Out and stocked-south Dakota Sheep
breeders Convention. An Interes ting and
Profitable Session--Other state Items.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-06-20
CHAPTER ".

BETTER be with the dead,
Whom we, to gain our place, have
sent to peace.
Than on the torture of the mind to
lie
In reckless ecstasy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
MARsHAL's SALE


DUgsUANT 10 An ORDER or SALE
and decree OF foreclosure IN me directed
6y he Thi-u Judicial District Court Of tho Ter
r.torY Of Utah, I shall expose NJ public sale,
% mo west front to1r 0t the County Court
House. on Tue Eighth Ward Square.
iu nc city Of sails lake. County OF talt
Lake. and Territory Of Utah, on The 9Th day
OF February. 49,, A. u O'Clock NJ, q the
right uuc claim and interest OF Eva Gyiden.
ssog sorenssn, John Z. -orensen, q A. carl
quist, q. A. whitney Carriage company, a cor
rurau0n, Ad1ph hcfEcn and Christina ber.
gen, 0f, To- aud 10 tho followtrg described real
estate situate, lying and being On -hlt Lake
Couuty. aud described na follows tO.wlt'
A portion ~ the northwest quariCrtNs w 70
Of section hlriy-thrCu iHl, township two t2I,
south ~ range ono CO., west ~ salt lakn
Meridian, q, survey, Tor tho Territory Of
Utah. COMMENCING M the southwest corner
Of said northwest quarter section, ami run
uiug thence north eighteen aud one hair ~
austh eighteen and one half 400 chairs and
thence west forty 600 chains ~ the place ~
beginning. containing seventy four iiU acres
OF land, teiug situate lu mo County % 0alt
Lake, uuh Territory. Also twenty shares Of
tho capital stock u tho Utth ana SAT- Lake
canal Company represented by corilucatu No.
6.i,
10 10 sold Ne the property o. Eva Gylden
skog aorruscn. John n surruafn, q. A. Carl
porauon, Adolph hcrEon and Christina Scr,
gen. at tho suit OF Iiou's savings Bank Trust
COMPANY, q corporation
NAT 81. BRIGHAM,
u. n. Marshal
Hy JONI D. CuWtocK, Deputy MhTshal.
Dated AZ MtLnto CiIy, January 18Th 1886.
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wss broken a sho dtiance ron
camp-in the very busiuoas heAts y.
Salt Lske City-and three pioNs 49,
kept going dufing the rost Of tno uug,
George w. Brown, VIM. CiI.es s ,,,
shadrnch R1undy ran tue hts' lu
rows ploeed by white men 10 81 81.
Lake valley.
morning Of the 2iih, the Plonoei,s, , 2.
gan planting, hnt pultlna IN thu :
potatoes. Having planted ~ acre
they turned the waters Of the CT
upon their little fuli anu
the noll "a good s3aeli -.
This was the beginning q ihelt v's'
aud successful eystom Of irflgati3n-,
since famous throughout the civlllIeu
world which has done ~ muo.
toward rsIeeming the desert Ba'lnih u
making Utah veritanlc Eden Ia tue
midst Of n barren waste.
About midday, Ur early IN the after
noon, President Young and ms phf'y
arrived az the camp ON Ciiy Crock ~
was In bis honor that July 24in-lhe
day OF his arfivAl--wat st npnri " lhs
pioneers 10 commemorate thsir adVen'
into the valleys Of the mounihihs'
The daylioilowing was The Sahnatn'
Tue grateful pi0novra - rot iofst' H'
- WhRney's History Of Utah
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TRUSTEES SALE.

yIvuuHEAg, u. r. TAWrEY AID JouAN'
w ua 4 IHrpoy, his wife. by their GER
tain deed OF trust Uud tho ilh DAY 81 Jan,
ugrI a. u. l'ii ami duy rceortei 10 We
county, Territory uf Utah. on Nc lllh gay Of
january, ltli, boz uook" . @" OF MuuEAses ~
page J'U.t, did convoy 90 tho undermined H.
certain feai rstato in said iced OF tru.t men
toned and moro particu .ar.y hereinafter de-
criucd, on trust, 90 Horuro Ihc payment OF
certain prumh,nfy nuso ni e',s sas ~, s'.nl,..,G
aud i've hundred dollars tN1u.tpl. executed
and delivered by aati o. n. tarpty 90 u "
Milct, payable 70 MS order one ycn Wv. Wv,
thereon from date, a. the rate OF
" per cent por annum. payable quarterly
Whcreas it h provided ~ taid eco Of una,
that should default ue iuadc ln tho payment OF
said note or any part thcreOI, or Of Ihc in.
terest that may accrue thereon, or any part
thereof ua thU HHinu urcomF dur hud paynNlo
according ~ the tenor nud effect thereof, ihch
aud in that case saii promises t1gald Do sold ~
the manner provided Tor 10 SAID deed OF trust
Whereas dufAuit haH been made % the uN'
tcnt NJ one hundred doliars lslli ln lht
payment ~ interest, which became due on
HatI note on july lHth, 1884, aud default has
been made "a each uAYmout utluttfsHt ~ u Doc
came due quarterly thereafter, nnd TIE same
D. wholly unpaid, including the principal.
Nov, therefore, az the quest OF N.b. Milltt,
the legal holder Of said pr0missory nuie, W
said deed Of trust secured aud under anu ~
NlNNNN OF NAM ANNNNH AAA NNNh"AAN Ah NAf+ H''HA
Of trust contained,
hereby give notice that ! viii. on Thursday,
tho 2lal day OF toDtuarY, A. -, 1870 NJ tno
hour OF ~ O'Clock noon OF aaii Jay ~ tue
front door OF the sat Lake County Court
House m salt Lake cry. Utah Territory, ecu
at public ycniuc the following described real
oitate In SAID deed ut ruat mentioned, to-Wit
Commencing two lll rods north ui tue south
west corner " lot three lN On block thirtecu
fiIl. piAt HG' OF SAT- Lake CITY survey and
Running thence north nyc aud one haf l'aI
rods, thence east eight co. rods, thence
south i've and one half lhtl RODE
thence west eight lsl r0ds 70 The place ul
commencement and situate IN SAT- lake titJ
ant County. Utah Territory, Tor the purpose Of
paying sail prumlseury motto anu tho interest
acCruing lhgloou from April allh, 1874, 70 %,
umo OF Ha'o and an costs Auh expense o
executing this truat. including reasonable
clmmistluna 10 the Trustee and no Attlruct'
fee succ ned M said deed OF trust, for th'
highest and best price tho same Will hrinE Dc
cash. n. 5. YOUNG,
Trustee.
Dated At SAT- Lake city, Utah Territory
January a1 1875,
w. j. HARVEY,
Attorney,
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"wednesday and Thursday nights laai
by the Home Dramatic company, ~.
sisted by Miles Clomruia Pfau ana
Mas Allie Bishop, a Salt Lake, the
f,rmer in the title role m the latter IN
tbe courdv tpleo Dolly Duitor. The
performances were we'll patton 1el shn
txcellBntiy rendered speclAi IN ,h'i lol
Ia due 10 Mr.. James Dnuleis IN tht
chsracter OF Piuacus Green, MrFfa
Fiulatson ~ Dunsian hifse, NM MI
Kari Hush ~ lord Cafringiofd'
Mr.. George W. Hancock Ia suffering
with badly MANNED foot, the INJURY
having been caused by the fall Of a
heavy piece OF coal upon u.
Br ther Jacob scharfer was sum.
moned 10 Provo on wednesday last,
his daughter Della having taken sud
denly sick. Miss 5oharior has been
attending the Is. Y. academy and the
cause the sickness II due 10 severe
cold contracted some time since. Her
condition was thought 10 be very scfi-
Gus, but he many friends VIII 10
pleased 10 learn that che is improving
aud with the CAREFUL nursing given
her will no doubt soon be- abls 10 r.
sumo her studiee.
A number Of Payson's musloally in'
/ Glued boys ore forming a specially
company aud expect - enteriain the
citizens Il Mammoth aud Eureka
with entertainments next week.
Born;-To the wife Of J. Frank
! plcscfins, on wednesday, Jan. 8Dlh, q
girl. All Interested doing well.
SIT. Edward Dixon has been suffer
ing Tor some tins with u complicated
trouble. A physician arrived iron
bait Lake city to attend him aud h'
10 now doing well.
Mr.. David Broweiton and wife az
both occupants Of tue sick bel. MI
Bfrwcrtln has been suffering will
h llammatory rheumatism for tom,
time aud his condition does not seem
10 Improve much.
Mr.. l.. simons has returned from
the wiptef quarters OF his sheep here
on the Uintan reservation. Ho feport
that sheep are doing wonderfully wei
there this season,
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Sts7dard Cbur1b Works.

Econ OF HTornaon. An seooun, OF o.
Ancient inhatitlnti 81 tho American Cont.
nant, written By ths hand Of Mormon uroa
plates tEon from the plates o. Nsphi. f1uud
noar Mlncholiar, Ontario Co., Nov Yolk. "a
translated By the Prophet Joseph Smith, Jr,
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In the Probate C0ur. in and tor salt Lhte
County, Territory % Utah
ln the matter Of tho estate Of Elam Ludding.
ton, deceased,
To1ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ james Johnston, executor OF tho estate
oil ElAm Ludimgton, deceased, has fon.
dcrcd for settlement, and nled IN sad court,
his unAl account Of his Administration
Of said estate and petition Tor nnal dis
trihuuOn OF tho residue u SAID estate Amung
the persons entitled thereto, and that saturday,
The tth day OF February, a. D., 1875, AZ 10
o'cllcka no., NJ tho csutt room Of said court,
iu tho County Court House. salt Lake Cliy and
County. ttah Territory, has been daily Hp.
pointed by tho Judge of said court. for tho
fotupmOnt Of said account aud hearing said
petition for disirlhutl0u, NJ which time and
place any person interettrd in sad estate may
appear and show cause. II any there be. why
SAID hcculnt should not BE- settled sud an.
proved and nnal distribution made a. prayed
Tor.
dated January 10th. a. d, isli.
q. D.. STANTON,
CLERK Of Probate Court.
ny A. q REESE, Deputy.
Maddcll e Adams, attorneys,
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DUnsUANr TO Az ORDER Of SALE
Il and decree u foreclosure 20 mo directed
by the Third District Court Of tho Territory
OF Utah, shall expose "a public sale AZ the
House, IN tho City " sSlt Lake County
OF shlt Lake aud Territory Of Utah, ON the Ism
day OF February, 1885. At 10 o'ciuck n in all tho
right title, claim Eui interest u Addio N. d.
Heath, Addia "a. +. TtcwholA, administrator
Of thu estate ~ dunn O.. IrtWhCIa. de-
cehscd. aud john W TfUwhola. June Grace
qTrwhela. AMI Dolly e. ITcWhCIu, miuors,
in, and TO che following described real estate,
situate, lying and being "a ralt Lake CiY and
County, utah lruiog, and desc bed ~ fol-
lang IN undivided ono.haf 40 interest.
begin Ing alta point two t.l rods fpulh from
the northwest corner ~ lot three lJI, iu block
thirty nine l0JI. pIAt a. ~ HAIs Lake CITY
survey, and running thence east ten tiUl rods,
tIij rods. thence north three ti rods to place
Of beginning containing thirty square rods of
ground. AtO "a tull right Of way for travel
over the following, to'w.it. begta9inr AZ a
| northwest corner Of Haid lot three l3l, and
running thence east seventy i've foot. tHoncn
| south eight lsl feet, thence west seventy i've
,7al feet, thence north glght .sl feet 90 place Of
| SAT- Lake, Territory of Utah 40 be sold as
the property VI Addic 81. b.. Trcwhcla, trei,
erick q, Heath, ilvuuCtta Heath, Addlh 81. s.
| Tr0whcla adminlGiratrlK Of the e,tatg OF John
/ q. Trewhela, deceased, and John ". rev.
| hela. June Grace Irewhu,a, and Dolly q.
/ Tfewholn, minors, and Minnie Herman, and
| klfnhctn Portfolio ~ the suit OF stephen llayr
''' " NAT N. brigham,
u, s. MarahAL
ny l.. l., AtCuEu
p,,os ,arn,ry o,,5 ,,,, Deputy Marshal
All n To- HsTu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

Business matIers Ia PAyson arc not
brisk, but fair Tor this season Of the
year Several busiuoss changes have
been made during the last month, anu
one or Two now enterprises launched.
The weather Is mild and clear.
SlriHhing IL tino anu IL being taken
advantage OF By al vino happen 70 own
vehicle ON Tunnets,
Mr.. Sam Pickering IL down from
Clinton, Thistle Valley, aud reports
masters we'll IN that seoiion. Mr.John
Drolllngeri OF Clinton, has been dele
gated by thu wari ~ take tho NJ. 1. A.
course NJ IN Is. Y. Academy AZ Provo,
und viii Commence his iaboTs there
neat Monday.
The romantic drama, Hazel Kirke.
was presented In the Opera Home .,n
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AsaEssMfNI NOTICE.
eaIt Late Asnhalt COMPANY.

once No. ms Main st.. salt Lake city, Utah
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ nta meeting ~ the board OF directors Of
tho salt Lake Asphalt Company, held IN the
llth day OF january, 1898, mn Atsttsment called
No, e., in place ct NO, o rucindud, Ot cents
per share, waa levied ON tho capita stock OF
ihu company. payable Immediately TO ". ~
Williams treasurer No, lil3 NAM Street.
rult ale Gty. Utah. Any stock upon which
18Th dHy 0f February, 1893, shall become 10.
nnVuunt and advertised Tor sale, and uulrsH
payment BE- made before, Will bo sold nt public
auction on harch iHth, 1875, ~ y u'rluts 49,,
AZ the AFORESAID OncH, To pay the delinquent
Assussmrnt together with cost Of advertising
and expenses OF sale. ~ order Of the board
MILARDo PRATT, secy.
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
Noble Subscriptions From Prominent
Salt LaktFs.
rnE FUND STEADILY GROWING
4 Monument Of the People aud by tie
People Who Love and Revere the
Memory of the PiOneers

CARD PROM THE FiRsT PRESIDENCY
sslt Lske CITY, Jan. %, 1880
Notice lie hereby given that conlri'
hutious 10 the monument 10 he efoete
In Rait Lake Cuy IN memory o.
Brigham Young aud the pioneers VIII
hereafter, aud until further nouosi be
acknowledged through tue columns ol
the DEsEHEr NEWS 10 expected
thst agencies TOT tue collection oil iunds
tor this worthy purpose viii DO ss.aO
lishod In zach vari IN all the stakes.
aud tina. said iuuis, with the llat !
names OF the contributors, viii DC lof
wArdud % frequently M convenient 70
Hebsr NJ. Wells, secretary VI the bHg-
nam Young Memorial Absocia1loniSaN
Lake City, vino will zee that tame arc
properly acknowledged in the manner
stated. We sarnettly hope that IN,
people Will respond generously a"u
promptly 10 this call ~ that u possible
the monument may be completed
dedicated and unveiled 10 the public
by the 0ln Jay Of next October.
MILFOHD HOODHuFF,
GUUhuE q. CANNON,
JOsEpu h. SMITH,
Flnl Presidency VI the Church Of
Jcsus Christ of Laltof.day Saints.