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WORTH ABOUT $4,000.


IL has come TO light that one OF III,
tho county wards, J. q. Leather, b.
name, who has baen residing at th,
innrmary for the psst four year,, 10 .
very vell.to-do person, he being tn,
owner OF property In Ban Diego, Cal,
OF the estimated value OF $4,000, and
also ola large business block In Las
AnimAs, Colo.
For some time past tho authotlt,, Of
the county, having hoard that
Leathsrs was the pOssessor Of DON.
siderable wealth. have been locking
the matter M, but could come 10 no
definite conclusion as 10 whether he
was or not Superintendent Lambert,
however, upon making his debut al
The pOof-hOuso was Informed OF the 70.
ports with regard 10 Leathers and he
Immediately began an Investigation,
which resulted In the bona fido knoyl.
edge OF the man being worth In the
aggregate OF $50, 900. Leathers, how.
ever, onter, an emphatic denial 10 this.
and states that the only property Of
which he IN the owner IL a house and
lot In Colorado, worth about $500, but
which Ia incumbersd by y mortgage
greater than its value.
The case will be further Investigated
aud unless Leathers makes u settle.
mont for his board ana lodging while
ho has been under the care OF the
county, suit will be Instituted TO 70.
;oyer tho amount.
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Utah County Notes.

Provo Cry, Utah, Feb. 20, 1906. =
Bishop Luoius Whiting. Of MAplston
ward In this county, died yesterday
morning at 8 O'Clock Of pneumonia and
plsurisy. Brother Whiting leaves a
large family; he was the sou Of tho
late Edwin aud EllEabsth whiting. As
Bishop he enjoyed the confidence Of
the members OF bis ward and the
esteem Of the Priesthood OF thi. Stake
Of Zion.
The schools OF this city are preparing
10 give an exhibition Of the scenes of
the fevolulionaTy war, Tupretsntiug
the Continental army aud the British
RCD coats, tbs signing Of this DeclarA-
Ton OF Independence, etc. The chill.
ufon VIII be dressed In costume In.
dloative OF those times. One feature OF
tho program Ia 10 be one hundred
hatehsts carried by a. many little boys
that "cannot tell q lie."
The little boy that was run over by
heavily loaded wagon some days ago
10 progressing fnely.
Farmers arc planting grain on the
uplands.
A host OF friends Tuesday night
swooped down upon Sister MAY
5moot dlaElef, wife Of Albert GlaElef
who IL now Milling . mission In the
state OF Vermont. Tho good LADY had
been decoyed or wnila this prepare. |
tons were being made; tables W, 10
spread and the guests were seated, and
when Sister GlALler turned her plate
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Chambers vs. EmerY.

The case Of Il. q. Chambers, appel.
liant, VI Susan ID. Emery, Admini.,ra.
trir OF the estate Of Albion b. Emery,
deceased, was heard by Justice
Bsrtch and Judges J. A. Street and
L. V. Higgins In tho Supreme Court
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Chambers claims that he loaned
Mr.. Emery $4,000 In 1853 for the pur.
pose OF Assisting him In the purchase
OF the hayfowsr leaie and that Mr..
Emery, with tho money thus OBJ.
tained, procured his interest in the
silver King. Judgment was there.
lore demanded for dividends amounts
ing 10 over SIS, 900 and ~, 400 share, In
the silver King stock, tho price OF
which was $4,000. Judge HaTkue-s
and 4. l.. Williams appeared for tbo
appellant aud w. II. Dickson Tor
the respondent
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HOW TO INVEST.
These are Suggestions OF Value to
any Reader at the Present Time.

III You arc going Q make an invest,
menL you look carefully and learn IN,
value OF the thing In which you ar,
about TO Invest. IL this not so7
III you arc run down, sickly, weak
suffering from n severe cold, rheumatism
or other complaint, you feel that you
inusi invest n something ~ restore you
10 health aud happiness
Can you not 500 that such an invest.
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ana can you not geo that securing tho
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the highest standing and best endorse
mems IL always the best Investment
There has never been = remedy before
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and above any ordinary romedy.n
Ihis great preparation has been en-
dor.ed by the leading medical men Of
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lea, Australia, and even India. IL IL be-
yond question the most popular Of
modern remedies, and IL deserves ~.
popularity fully"
The absyo simple and dlrec, words
are laid before you In order that you may
aVAil yourself Of the suggestions thoy
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21
SUPREME COURT DENIES.
Information Must lie Filed In IN,
Lower Court IN the Lloyd.
Elliott Case.

In the oaae Of tha ,uo v.,,..,o
,..d,u ~ pro-
Neks y" 'no 'eiauoh OF b' r. Lloyd
against Wm' Nj. Elliott, wherein the
former seeks TO ousI the latter from n
tent I'm tha CIV connol A.. So.
-, s"' Wv supreme
eou'' SeA'e'uAy AFTERNOON delivered an
opinion written by Justice BArtch and
conoufred In by Chief Ju,ties Z,n.
and Ju,li,. Mins,
,,-.,,-
h"on'on Is oAIIeu 10 the case OF the
stale OK rel h. ID. IL. Thompson VS. LIE
Grand Young, IN which the a.f.nd.n,
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citizen IL the felator;O and, further,
"thefe IL no claim OF any special rsa.
son or Of any peculiar emergency
which should reduce the court TO Ne.
sumo jurisdiction, nor IL this n case In
which tho state has n special Interest
or In which the reiatof has no conven-
lent and speedy remedy In any other
tribunal; for under the constitution the
district courts also have Jurisdiction
quo warranto and ample power Ia
vested In them TO afford adequate re-
llef 10 the parties In the case. In fact
the controversy can be determined In
= district court more conveniently
than In the supreme court, hence II
Involves questions Of fact, which IL the
special province Of tho district court to
Determine and which the supreme
court has no proper facility TO Try.
THE remedy promised by the con.
stitntion authorizing proceedings In
Inferior tribunals, must IN all cases be
followed, unless II shall be made 10
appear TO the satisfaction OF this court
That there is an urgent necessity for
The inlerposlilon Of iis power, ana the
right OF the appellate court 10 exercise
liz discretion In granting or with.
nolulpg lhaVe 70 nle Information In the
nature OF quo warfanto Ia not limited"
The opinion concludes: GIN the case
~ bar The facts stated In the informa-
ton show that this IL . mere contest
between private persons for the same
0iiice aud We SEQ nothing Of sucn an
exceptional character In the circum.
stances NJ ought TO invoke the inter-
position OF this court, The Telator
must DO referred 10 his remedy In the
district court.
"fhe application for leave to flls the
Information In this court ~ denied"
Counsel for Mr.. Lloyd Immediately
alter the decision filed the informs.
lion In the district court where II will
'oon be heard.
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STEPHENS OUT, yARIAN IN.
Tho Former Resigns Ills Fire and
Police Commis.ioncrship and IL
Succeeded by the Latter.

One change doth tread upon an,
others heels, 30 fast they follow. Thi.
with references to the Ere aud police
depsrimsnts--commlSslonsrship mud.
die.
News was received late yesterday
afternoon from Commissioner r. b.
stephens. now In Los Angeles, Of his
resignation from tho board. 10 came
70 Bennor X. smith, Mr. Stephenss
law partner and was promptly com.
municated to Mayor Glendinning who
Without delay appointed Attorney q.
y. NArian 10 succeed him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

II you have dull anu heavy pains
aofoss forehead ana about the eyes; n
the nostrils are frequently stopped up
and followed by disagfteablo die.
charge; II soreness In the nose and
bleeding nom tho noetTlls Ia often OK
peflenoed; II you are vofy sensitive 10
cold In the head accompanied with
headache; then you may be sure you
have caiarrh; snd should (immeiia.
lely) resort TO Ely's Cream Balm for a
cure. The remedy will give instant
r.Il.f
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500 BICYCLE FREE slOo.

In order ~ Introduce our matchless
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freq Of charges 10 any part OF the
United Slater, one Of our famous 800
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OF The tbfcs persons obtaining the
greatest number OF words out OF the
letters contained IN "Tho Empires,
Bicycle Company
For conditions Of competition send
stamped addressed envelope TO "Em-
press Bicycle Co., 70 Dearborn 81.
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Notice 10 Rishons.

The Bishops Of the various wards
Of the city are requested to give notice
In the Sunday schools and ward meet
ings next Sunday that an operetta for
the benefit Of the Utah KIudefgsrien
VIII be given at the Thsster, Friday
evening, February 2Sth. and matinee
the following Saturday.
ANGUS NJ, CANNON,
President Of the Sake.
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In a recent editorial the Salem, Ore.
gon Independent says "rims and
again have We seen Chamberlain
Cough Remedy tried and never with.
OUT tho most satisfactory ro,ults.
whenever We see person sflliuted
with hoarseness, with n cough or cold,
We invariably advise them 10 yet
ChamberlAin's Cough Remedy; and
when they do, they never regret It.
lt always does tho work, aud does ii
we'll" For sale by druggists,
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The exposure 10 all sorts and con-
ultions OF weather that lumbermAn IA
called unon to endure In the camps
often produces severe colds which, II
not promptly checked, result In con-
ges1ion or pneumoniA. MT. J. .. Day.
snpott, ex,manager Of the Fort Bragg
Redwood Co., An Immense institution
1T Fort Bragg, Cal, says they cell
large quantities OF ambeflAin's
Cough Remedy at the compADy's store
AID that he has himself used tuls REM
oiy for a severe cold and obtained i'm
mediate relief This medicine prevents
any tendency OF n cold toward pneu.
monia aud insurss prompt recovery.
For Gale by dIuggists.
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Utah Would Extend a Welcome.

Governor Wells yesterday received =
telegram from DIR. J. Il. Talmsge, who
IL st Jacksonville, Florida, attending
tho session Of the National Education
association. Tho telegram was ss fol.
lowG "would Utah welcome super.
tendence Department National Educs.
tlon association next Februafy7v To
mi, the Governor repliedi al am OF
the opinion that the people Of Utah
would be most pleased 10 entertain
superintendeuce Departmsnt Nailonai
Education association next year. Edu.
Gators here are especially snxlous for
the meeting. You will make no mis-.
laks II you extend them = cordial In
vltAtIon.p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

Do not be induce, . buy any olhor
II you have made u, your mind to
take Hoods BsrtapaTilia. Remem Der
that Hoods 5arsspafilla ouros when
all others fail. DO not give up IN de,.
pair because other medicine. have
failed TO help you. Take Hoods sar.
saparillA faithfully and you may rea.
sonably expect 10 be cured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

Sell coal by the sack, ton or carload,
from the WAsstch and Urismon mines
az CoAlville, belonging TO the Ontario
slNer Mining company, also Rock
springs, Castle Gate, Pleasant Valley
and Anthracite Goals; prompt delivery
ny courteous and obligiug teamsters:
rlsan coal ani full weight RuArantseI'
Onice No. 100 ). Main Street. WI.
Monlgomery. Agent. Tsl. No. liI.
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Foot Pains

Are noodloss. Goodyear Volt
Shoes prevent Thorn. Every
shoe dealer soils Goodyear
Volts. Some soil them for
hand-sowod shoes, but they're
better than hand-sewed and
cost loss. %
GOODYEAR SHOE MACHY Co. BOSTON.
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Suing for Divorce.

The case Of Minnie q. Taylor vs. J.
O. Taylor for divorce came up In the
Third district court late yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Taylor prays for a
decree upon the grounds OF failure 10
support and the excessive use OF liquor
by her husband.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

Much OF lies misery 10 due TO IN.
digesuonj for who can be happy with
pain In his stomach AZ . corrective
ana strengthener OF the alimsntsry
organs. Ayers Pills are Invaluable,
their use being always attended with
marked benefit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

hh bALAsCe OF OUR STOCK, DAM.
~ 9nos, regardless OF cost OF values, princi.
NY oossnunE Of carpets. rugs, iinoieums,
49,, ,ssl ranges, dishes, hnvsre, com
ss uunts furniture, stc., etc AlsO q
ih aS o. new FURNITURE, just arrived. i K.
- 'sooha'hAhd Store, 10 Y ard South; tel. 4
II. A. sORKN6ES
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"BActsrla do not occur n the blood
or In the tissues Of u healthy living
bod ~, either OF man or the lower ami.
male" DO says the oslsbrsted DR..
Koch. Other doctors say that the besi
medicine to render the blood perfectly
pure ana healthy IL Aysrs Basap.
arlIla,
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Everybody Il Talking

About Newcomers Electric Light
Photographic Gallery. and the high
grace work In plstlnu plates he
!urna out, which are u e. doubleday the
best west OF New York. The light and
posing arc perfect. Negatives are
taken from y. m. 10 o .. m. with
equally splendid TssultS 100 y. Main.
NOsr Auefbach's.
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a RceommendnIIon from I.. AnrcIe.

6s2 CASTELAR, st., Los ASdiLEs, Cal.
After having suffered for a long
time rom acute TbeumAtism without
obtaining relief, l used ChambsrlAin,s
Palm Balm ana was almost immedia.
tely relieved. | highly recommend
this as the best medicine known. ID,
NJ. HAMILTON. For sale by drugRists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

For The Paderewski concert at the
Sst Lake TABERNACLE, March tth, and
s9usas concert nj the same place
March 9th, the ROW. r.. Fill make
rate OF one single fare Tor the round
ZIP from Ogden, Bingham, Silver
CIV, Saline, Price and all inferno.
diAle points. Tickets Will b. sold only
on Msrch an, limited 10 March 7th.
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miller a n,Iier screened Coal.

Wien nAhy -as siet, ~ raw. her ca,or'a
When she was Chfli, abe cri,i Tor casoriA
When shs became Mlsi. sie ciunE to CasforiA
When hho haa Children, sho gavs them castosia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

HalPs Hair Remover cures dandtuf,
and scalp affections; also all cases OF
badness where the glands which feed
the roots OF the hair are not closed nm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

,hsep your deeds and other vaiuabI... IN.
nons savings hank A Trust %. Rent h,
sao. 9nlI Amouhi. 10 few esnls ~,
80 LAais' specially Invited 70 cal md
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

p'sh Commercial ana Savings nanE
general banking business; pays s per
cen, on deposits. y. Armstrong. Ptssi.,
w. Madison, vioe-Prsst., }. X. Jsn.
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ReIiabie Liectrlc WORK.

For safe house wiring aud elegant
line ohandslisrs, go TO tho Inter.
Mountain Electric Co., IS East First
South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

We move, hsrch I, to People,,
Equitable Coon building, 81 Main
street. A full line OF stoves and lin.
ware. NJ, A. Walsh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21
A RAPID METHOD IN, SIGHT
READING.

The whole ground work given in ton
lessons. No simple that = chllu can
understand. Old or young, now il
your chance TO learn 10 sing. Months
OF labor saved by taking this advanced
course. Call and bo convinced.
E. X. BASSETT.
CaideT's Music Palace,
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Hood's Pills are purely vegetable,
carefully PREPARED from the beat In.
gradients. 200. 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

A ard 7 per cent Interest. ImpToy.
ID City Realty. Wioks. 70 State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

by ordering your coal FROM O. 4.
Martin, you get It clean and promptly
delivered. ONCE under MeCorniek's
Bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

miIIsr a anler. ..oosI rna, snl,.,n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

Rates 10 salt Lake city for the Pad.
ereWski Concert.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21
Take Your Wife

one ofthoso handsome PoEzoHI PurP Boxes.
Ihey are given free With each box Of powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

niiier a nnier-An Llud. OF Goa,
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Resolved That It is the sense OF this
board that should building suitably
the Lake Breeze district, and there be- a
sufficient number OF children who can
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-10

street, near Post, was dedicated yesterday
afternoon by the grand officers of the
order in the presence of large number OF
people.
The dedication was made the occasion
for elaborate exercises and ceremonies and
for mutual congratulations among mem
bers of the Native Sons and their hosts of
friends who were present. Nothing but
expressions of admiration were heard on
all sides as the guests passed through the
spacious halls and rooms or when the first
view of the assembly hall was had. Be-
fore the hour marking the beginning of
the exercises arrived every seat in the
auditorium was occupied, and hundreds
OF visitors were compelled to stand.
The hall was beautifully decorated in
colors that harmonized perfectly and
warmed the white background of stucco
and graceful curves. Red, white and blue
of course, had their place, but the softer
tints tempered the effect pleasantly. The
stage was draped from the great depressed
arch on either side with tricolor bunting
that fell in folds over the center where
space was found for a stand of American
flags behind a National shield, and over all
the blue in this drapery were golden stars
that cleaned in the electric lights. This,
with mass of palms beneath, formed the
D. Phelan-a powerful painting showing
part of Yerba Buena Island in the fore
grouno where COWS Craze dreamily in the
tufts of grass amid patches of brown rocks
and dark shrubbery. The city of San
Francisco is beyond in its fascinating haze
of distance and smoke with the sun touch
ing its hills and the blue bay between
picture often seen from the decks of ferry
steamers-and still farther off is the Golden
Gate.
The balustrade of the galleries was
draped in festoon effect with cream and
pink cloth, caught up occasionally with
National flags and shields. From the
center of the ceiling streamers of different
hues were hung and woven, some to meet
in knots and others carried around to the
walls high up.
On the main floor chairs were arranged
after the manner of a lodgeroom. with
three grand officers chairs and altars in
their respective positions. Each grand
officer had colored light opposite him.
while lamp covered with red, white and
blue stood upon the grand president desk
on the stage.
The programme opened with an overture,
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-10

charity and benevolence among its members,
1t follows that, these purposes remaining i'm
mutable, its usefulness increases with its con-
stantly expanding membership. 1t is, and will
become in a greater degree, a patriotic society
OF the sons of the soil, bound firmly together
by the strongest OF all sentiments-the love of
native land.
California! word. indeed, by which to con-
jure, is its inspiration. So beautiful a mother
should not want Tor devoted sons, organized
and strong, to strive for her welfare, defend
her honor and glory in her greatness.
What society, ask, has had noDler reason
for existence than one which combines charity
with patriotism? If there be a man so
thoughtless as to deprecate the movement,
thusiasm of youth, or to think himself suffi-
cient without orgeniza ton, then he ignores
the lessons of the past the instinct of country
and the spirit of the age.
When Pitt was taunted by Horace Walpole
with ''the crime of being a young mani he
said, in reply to his elder, that he hoped he
might be one of those whose folly ceased
with his youth, and not of that number who
remained Ignorant in spite of experience.
The organization of young men gives them
the courage of companionship, and by main-
tanning libraries and by observation and dis
cussion, they are taught the experience of
others Youth is always ingenious and fair,
charitable ana hopeful, and organization
makes these characteristics effective. Thus
the morning of life-its most beautiful sea-
son-is not suffered to slip eway without use.
fulness. Theirs will not be the vain regret of
expiring and disappointed age which has
often exclaimed, but, alas! too late, "Oh, give
me back my youthl''
Such societies ours, with their fraternal
and benevolent objects, should have the sup
port of all good men. Against misfortune and
thriftlessness they guard the widow and the
orphan; the sick have their solicitude and
support; the dead the last tribute of affection
and respect Such purposes urge men out of
the channels of selfshness into the ocean of
brotherhood and humanity, through whose
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-10

population had numerously and proudly
grown in the land; that many of them were
banded together in a fraternal organization
which had erected monumental hall for their
order, and that, in spite of the selfish pursuits
OF great metropolis which had sprung up in
the cove of Yerba Buena as from the stroke of
q magicfan's wand, they were not forgetful in
their prosperity of the pioneers, the heroes and
the statesmen who had given the thirty-first
star-and the most resplendent of them alto
the glorious banner of the Union OF States.
To-day. the native population is limited: in
fifty years from now it will have covered the
country, and this has led some commentators
TO observe that there win ultimately be Moth
ing distinctive in the Native Son such. Per-
haps this is true; but, as the order does not de-
pend of such a distinction, its purposes being
TO perpetuate the history of the State and ad
vance its interests and cultivate fraternity