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pressed as to the truth of the story
that when Garfield had finished his IA
nous speech in nomination of Sherman,
Conkling sent the tO-be candidate sar-
castle note. Men detail for the hundredth
time, perhaps, the story OF how Mckinley
declined the nomination in one of the most
famous short speeches of the age In 1888,
and Others recall various occasions of wild
enthusiasm, such as that evoked by Mrs.
Carson Lake and dherumbrelia when Blaine's
name was nominated in 1892 at Mime
apolis. But of all these things the public
is well informed. IN talking with some
friends day or two ago, Mr.. W. F..
Wakeman, already mentioned in this ar
ticle, related an incident which took place
at the last convention Conkling ever at
tended, but which 10 probably not remem-
bered by many OF my readers. There had
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for eulogis,s and apologists Of such a

for eulosists and apologists OF such a
monarch
That Utica convention" concluded Gen.
James, held in a Methodist church, was
the beginning of the split among Northern
Democrats over slavery, and nearly all the
men who were present afterward made
themselves felt. One OF the most inter
esting of all who attended was Francis F..
Blair of Missouri, who had gone to Utica
to make 4 report on the Baltimore conven-
tioD. He had not yet won national repu-
tation. but he prepossessed us all, his ad-
dress being one of the sensations OF the
hour. He began it with a declaration that
The fires of freedom burned bright in old
Missouri. and his words were greeted
with the widest enthusiasm
THE DIGNITY OF CONKLING.
Naturally wherever "reminiscences of
previous national conventions are in order,
a great deal is said about Conkling and
Garfield and Blaine and Grant. over and
over again is threshed old straw about
Conkling's speech, beginning
IF you ask where he halls from,
Our sole reply shall be
That he came from Appomattox,
And its famous apple tree
when he nominated Grant only to see
him defeated in spite of the faithful
"3O6." Opinions pro and con are ex-
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retary Of State, when Blaine was practi-
caliy forced to resign, because his Daine
was being used in connection with the Presi-
dental nomination, made Foster unpopular
even with HarrisOD's friends. He has since
been generally regarded as the club with
which Blaine was struck, and the admira-
tion Of the rank and file OF the Republican
party for The Plumed Knight was too deep
rooted to allow such a thing to pass with
out resentment.
Charles Foster, Calico Charley" as
he is Offer referred to among the politicians,
is another who will not be missed. al
though he will not be here. He is looked
upon as 1.-The man who broke Mckinley
and in a convention that is expected "a
nominate Mckinley. his presence would
certainly be unwelcOme to many. Foster
is living quietly at Fostoria. Ohio, and al
though he was once Secretary OF the Treas
iry he is co.iside red about the ceadest Pc IL
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Everything Included 1t Cannot Be Much Less
Than $4,000, 100000.
Enough to Build Four Great Battles .ps-A Hundred
Thousand Strangers Expected in st. Louis-In
a Week They Will Smoke 248 Miles of
Cigars. Costing $20I,666- Some
Convention "reminiscences.

nearby TO st. Louis there will be myriads
almost. 1t is because OF the money such
vast crowd of visitors will leave in town
that the Citizens League can afford to But
up so handsomely to get the convention.
Just how much the visitors will spend it
would be impossible to estimate, but the
amount that will 20 for railroad tickets
alone will break the back OF three quarters
of million dollars, and will probably ex-
ceed that big sum. Ifeach delegate wereto
spend So in fare-aDd that is "a low aver.
age-the total would be 100000, and
this added to the half million already ac-
counted for foots up ST 800 900.
Don't ask me to make any more estimates -
the speaker concluded, for the figures
might pass belief"
If the reader will continue the line Of
figuring above laid down, he will find
that only a beginning Of the total ex-
penses due to the convention will be met
by the ST, 100000. 1t win be hard for
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FACTS ABOUT THE BIG ST. LOUIS CONVENTION

.Hur-hic-hurrah-h forever Hurrah,'
60 loudly and keptit up 80 long that he had
10 be put out. 'fnnce Jonh van buren
was at his best at that time aud the next
day he made a speech that shall never
forget He was one Of the handsomest
men / ever saw; he had clear, ringing
voice, and his speeches always
aroused the widest enthusiasm. He made
his strongest point In answer to someone
who threw q sneeHng question at him. To
understand this point you must recall the
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convention. doesn't it? But it Is not the
limit by very large sum. The delegates,
alternatcs and attendants at a national
convention form but a fraction of those
who are always present in a convention
city during the holding of its sessions. 1t
is expected that. everybody included,
100000 strangers will 60 to st. Louis
next week and remain there till the con-
vention adjourns Do you think 100, 900
q large cstimate? Why, one party of 500
is going from New York alone; and from
Missouri. Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Ten
nessee. Kansas. Nebraska and other States
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Too Slow for Her

Our new cook has gone already
What was the matter?'
when she found We ha. gas stove she
left; she h ad burned a ton of coal a week
in each of her former places, aud
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There will be many new faces among the
91S delegates who will make up the st.
Louis convention OF 1896. Therehas prob
ably not been a gathering of the party
stalwarts since the party held its first
convention, in 1855, from which so many
"old timers have been absent.
Col. II. L. Swords, sergeant-atarns OF
the national committee, who has been In
every convention for sixteen years, said
yesterday that he never knew SO many men
TO be elected as delegates to a convention
who had never attended one before and
who are so entirely unknown in national
politics. Take the Penns ylvania dele
CATION, for instance" he said. There is
scarcely member OF 1t who is known to
the country. Senator Quay is not a dele
gate-at-Iarge; he comes from a district,
and about the only man on 1T who has a
national reputation besides Quay is Gov.
Hastings"
The same thing is true right here in
Missouri. Two OF the deiegates-atlarge
are well known Ma jor Warner and Charn-
cey I. Filley-but the others are not men
OF national character. Nicdringhaus was in
the House and is known TO the people OF his
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Hogan-You look like an ape"
Grogln-Fwat's thot?
.'Oi says ye look loike an ape {.
.'Ohi 0i fought We was goIn to say Oh
iuked loike an \. P A. Indiana polls
Journal. Q
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Hard to Tell at Present.
'.Tha tailors bill has ccIne," she said
sweetly.
'.whose?'' he asked. without locking up
from his paper. milne or yours?''-Chicago
Post.
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been many ballots without . nomination,
and Senator COngcr OF Michigan suggested
a. private night conference at bis rooms to
consider what ought to be done. ConkliDg
was among those present, and before the
conference had been long in session 1t
was proposed that his name should be
sprung upon the convention the next day.
..At this" said Mr.. Wakeman, In telling
the story, Senator Conkling arose. HIS
face was white, but his eyes burned with
intense fire. He seemed ten feet tall as
he stood there. silent, for moment Then
he said. in u low, but wonderfully distinct,
tone:
II came here tonight to meet friends
and gentlemen. / am surprised at the in
sulting proposition that has been made.
1t should be clearly understood that Roscoe
Conkling does not violate his pledges.
Gentlemen, wish you very good even
ing"
."Witb that Mr.. ConkliDg left the room
and went out alonc into the night"
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, Trouble Barely Averted.

she h ad to be where she could live up 10
her record. d."-Chicago Record.
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NOTICE. oF sALl Of ReAl rsrArt.

NOTICE Is nEREBN GyES THAT ~
~ pursuance OF an order cot the Probate
DIVISION OF the 1hird judicial District Court
Of uc etatc Of Utah. made ON mo tth dAy Of
MAY, $50. tn The matter Of the estate OF abe
ncter hfuwn, deceased, the undeutgued cN
rcuinr OF tho last vii sud testament uf SAID
deceased, Will acl a. public auction 10 the
highest bidder for cash, subject 90 Condrma alton
~ said court on Thursday. The 4sth DAY u
May, 1870, ~ " O'Clock m., a. the front door Of
thc homestead ~ said tccCasod in Draper.
after described. the following lands situate iu
Draper, ait Lac County, Utah, fo.wIt Ul
residence and orchard containing 10. AAcrcs,
particularly described 90 ioUuws, tp.wit
commencing 3 rods north and % rode VaHt
from tAc northeast corner uf the northwest
quarter ui section % 90 township south
% range :" east u tho salt Lake Meridian.
ruuuiuF LfeuyU WCst tlU rods 60 the east aide
ut Stree thence Houth q 800 west along east
SIDE ~ stree Nurrsaid bi.1 rods thence east
iArUiai thUuvr north u east li.t rods ~ The
y ace OF beginning. Containing iat acre..
Alss one.haf " the street adjoining on the
west and shares OF The capita stock OF iho
Draper lrrirutnr Company CD Aiho the fnIs
loving, to.wit Commencing 10 rods south
and iu3 rods west from tho northeast corner
ut TIE netthwust one quarter Of section - IN
toNnslip aouth Of range 1 east ~ the ~alt
lake Meridian, running thonrU south 81 wet
lai rods thence wratt rods, hence north o.
east 1875 rod, thence east rode. together
With one half Of the street on tho oast Terms
Of safe cash. Ton nor cent u the purchase
money e. be paid at thc dhIs ~ sale,
Dated Drawer, Utah, MAY g. lrh,
JOSHUA rriuiN. Executor
inANh PIERCE attorney for estate.
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NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GiyEN, THAT IN
~ accordance with and under the power
aud authority granted by that certain
tTust decd, made tue .ard DAY NJ August lrYt,
IN TIE undorniFned trustees, 10y MARI ~. Mile.
Iaugh anu D. hlllIHpnuEA her husband, and
recorded Rugutt 70, l-f2, IN book -" OF
mortgages, on page 3ti OF ulu records Of SAT-
Lake 10uuty, 1 tAh, thu undersigned trustees
viii Onrr iuT sale ana cell Co the hiEhest bidder
laac uHy, utan, that being mo CouH.
So Court mouse Of Salt lato County, tEnU,
ON tho 2tih dHy ui June, ls.tl a. o. O'Clock
noon ~ said DAY, all the real estate hereinafter
described, 10 pay and diHrhafpr thr iuuTbftd
mess secured uY said trust decd, and the amount
Of tnEas pad on salu real estate By tho holder
OF fAid indebtedness and interest thereon, and
reasonable attorneys itCs, aud the costs ~
beng NJ the request ~ tho holder ~ hhII in.
dthtIdursst ana because of ttc full WHtEtiy
and non payment ~ Tue sald iuduutrdutbr.
tald real estate 10 particularly DESCRIBED az
follows
Commencing at tho southeast corner nj log
sin block 70 uI Mat "N, 'HaIt Lake Guy survey,
sud runuuE thence wet o. rods, thrugC uuru
nruC., theuuu vaal RODS, thence south rods,
thence uHEl GTulH, anu llULty south rods 10
p.acr OF commencement A.su, commencing
y r0ds west ana % rods sOutn Of tle northeast
'A," BIs tiad survey, ana utuuiuE th0ucs
wet N.s rode, tlruHu north tAl lptL thence
east 90 DDS, thence south Nl feet 90 begin
ulna o. D. rALl hlll,.
SIMON AAADLkutE.
trustees
Dated Mny 'b l-I',
tfir,t publlgauuu May ANT. 1904
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sHERlFF's SALE.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAI
- pursuant Go ON order ~ HuIy ami decree
ut foreclosure Go me directed IRON the ihud
judicial uistrict court OF che tate u UAh
County % ehlt lNtO, DO a rausU therein pend
iuE wherein Nrrhi o. TAYLOR ana Mari \.
Taylor are Ul1inuHs and JeuCdnh u, Give
MARY =. Give, NE " r.. =. Cameron tn1 Tea.
Uola %. stevens arg attendants. TO whiHhHHtf
decree aud order ui tac reference Do tOfouV
mace, I shall expose Tor SAFE at Public auction
Co inc highest bidder fUr cash, Hf Che WyHi
front door % The County Court house iu the
tiiy OF salt luEc, County Of salt i.sEe. state
Of Utah. ON lhU Nth day OF June, h, 10 ls.H, NJ
l2 O'Clock noon ai thu right, uur claim hud
interest Of IUdUdiuh n. Give, Mary n thvp,
MS wife, !. r.. Cameron aud Isabella ~. st0.
Ntns in and o. the following described rCal
estate. situate wing ana being iu the County
81 salt iuEo State OF Utah aud particularly
described o. follows, tnwitl
Al undivided ono. half interest IN and TO tho
following Described piece Or parcel Of land
OF Utah, 10 wit, uoEIuuing ut point twenty
il0i rods oaHt Of the nOTthwCat corner - sec
ZION thirty I've tlll in township one ttl north
Of range one 90 west " At Lage Meridian
aud running thence south thuty.twu t12l rods.
thence east furiy. tour go rods. thence norm
thirty I'VE go rods, thence wrat forty four
ltll rods, thence south three go rods Ia tho
place OF beginning. being part Of The northwest
quarter Of SAID section tnirt, i've llil anu part
~ 'ho southwest quarter ~ section twenty siA
l.hl "a township and range aforesaid To
gethcr with all tcncmrnts, herrditAWonts,
prytIegcs and appurt,nauees shor,unto be-
longing 10 be- toId ns the property - Jcde.
dlAh u Give, MARI 81 CltNe, his wife, >. p.
Cameron and Isabella u. stevens. under sAid
order ~ sale and decree In u q above cause.
Dated a. salt Lake city, Utah, May l2th, 4.
HARVEY HANDY.
By q s.. CLARK. deputy sn,nn.
u. HAHniNoroN, Attorney for flanun,
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sHlRlFF's SALE.


NOTICE Il HHWEBN GIVEN TuAr
~ pursuant 10 bu order ~ sale and decree
Of IorryiOsuru 20 me directed tom tho mira
Judicial District court Of thc state o. Utah
County u -hlt lake, ina Cause therein pend.
iuE wherein john u Hmith BE- p.ainuu and
hmWN a. Lewis, administrator OF the estate
of John s., tuwis, deceased, aud lmWa a.
Lewis arc defendants, 80 Which SAID decree
aud order OF sale reference ls hereby made. 1
shall expose for sale at public auction 10 tuu
highest bidder for cash 10 tho west front door
Of the county court house 10 the city ~ raIt
Lake county of salt Lake state Of Utah. on
the Oh day ~ June. 4, u. 1870. Al J.. o'clock
noon, al the right, uuo, clam aud
Interest o. EmmA a, Lewis. admiuisIatriN
Of the estate Of John +. Lewis, deceased. aud
Emma 4. Lewis. In aud 10 TIE following Dc.
scrihud real estate situate, lying and toinE M
tho county Of salt Lake, state ot utah anu par.
uculutly described A fnllows, o. wit
Ali OF thC south hat Of lot ClEht IsI iu block
I'VE 90. plat y, salt l.AGe CITY survey, situated
m salt Lake tity, County ot salt lake and
state Of Utah, 10 be- sold ~ the pfuuOrp of
Emma A. Lows, administrator OF the estate
Of john 3 Lewis, deceased, and Emma a,
Lewis. under said order of sale and decree In
the above cause,
Dated al salt Lake city, Utah. May i!tu.
a. u. 49,
HARVEY uNEuY. sheriff
ny o., b. CLARK. deputy -hrFd,
ID, HARRINGTON, Attorney tor IlAinNh
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STATE NEWS.

The Castle Valley News. published
al Price, Carbon county, IL now under
the ms agement Oi WIN V. Hatch and
John V. Long.
Shsepmcn are having trouble 10
Provo vAlloy, Wasntcn county, BY
prosecutions Tor btiOuiing the walet OF
streams used Tor domestic pufpJse'.
sphnevillo Independents; The fras,s
~ last week have, according 10 VIM.
NJ, Roylancr, damaged the fruit crop
10 the extent OF between $1,000 anu
$4,000.
Bouniliul Clipper. IL Ia reported
that Perry Durham made go il n
nalf Jay mapping bounty animals n
snort time ago. That's better than
raising 'adishes at h,o cents a dozen
punches.
Price, Carbon county New: a
grizzly bear wandered into tne edge Of
town Saturday morning, stAmpuling
the town nerd Of cattle anu indulging
Ia foot race with one Of our German
residents. lie was given lots VI room
by our local NimrouS aud departed uu-
moltsteu.
Manl Messenger: This Tabernacle
square pfearnts decidedly improved
appearance. The fence In fully cUm-
plelod, the gates hung, tue trees seem.
iugly doing well, and ths walks sur.
rounding the tquaTo are gtaveled, ~
well rs the walks Loading 10 tht
entrances. Tho men did good job
aAd their work is certainly Apprroi.
Ated.
Morgan MlroE Geo. II. ThackoIy
OF Croydon, while out riding 10 u
buggy with hia wife anu mother a few
days ago had ffightiul accident.
While crossing ditoh with the buggy,
tho seat tipped out throwing the Occu.
pants to toe ground. MT. rhackery',
mother hal her collar b1uo broken aud
hia wife also sustained Injuries, They
are getting along as we'll a. could be
expected at the time OF this whiting.
Paysou Globe. The store Of BishoF
Page was broken In during Monday
evening anu about $40 worth ol
jewolty taken. The perpetrators got In
the back window hnd TansacksI the
show cases, taking everything VI any
vAiue........ just now Payton n sort oil
magnet TOT wool Buysr,, quite mum .
Der OF them having vltiteu our city the
pAst week ia the Interest Of different
companies they itepTe,snt. Tue price
being paid 10 between anu Z! cents.
No big sales are reported ~ thts
nguTcs, which IN, perhaps, below tue
cost OF probation.
Richfeld Censor; A gopher dug a
hole from tho mill race un or ihs foun-
dalton Of tbs EislnoTe mills, thus cAus.
ing a cave-iD. The mills cAnuot run
ior lew days but tne foundation will
| soon be rehuih..,...-. Dr.. j, NJ, Tanner
viii DO the nsad instructor at the Joint
/ OF county institute. lie will be- assistsd
| by some four or i've otheTf......,. The
/ water In the lower reservoir at Mafys.
/ vale il all gone Auu there Is scarcely
any In the upper one. The river IL
/ running very small stream and u
| great part n the water used during the
past Two weeks has been from the
reservoirs. Il, Is n tAd outlook for
! farmers on the Sewer but clouds are
beginning 10 raise daily and We hope
Tot storm soon.
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OGDEN.
ooDEs, UrAu NAY 20, 1896.
.lnnciinn CITY Items.

Asa Teauit oi the action OF the jarvis
! CCnklin Trust company Of st. Louis,
WHO are Trustees flr the stOCkhnidefs
W no hold $3.50, 600 bonds Of the o den
Street II uway company, Ia applying
f1r a receiver fof the company. Judge
Roiapp appointed w. II. Rove re-
c,iver. He has filed his bond. II .
.ureiics are +. j. <iosel, Mayor
| Spencer mud TnomaA Burt, who are
bound In the sum VI $4,000.
John Witt, who is wheeling his way
FROM San Frsncisco 10 New York, A.
rived In town yesterday mOrning. He
H. trying 10 lower the record ui forty
right days from San Ftancisc) TO y "
York. Hs arrived hero one day Rnea y
~ limo and left Tor Evelstou this
m Irning.
Az Italian, Joseppe Bellogrino, died
lat evening. lie was nit on the head
by dying rock from blast while At
work on the Power dan about two
We k ago.
List week the men vt the Power
dam received their checks, AS a result
u Shicn the police justice tut In n
busy day yesterdny, diorosing Of Bur
gay dfunks and Hgnis.
Democrats held their primaries In
four wards last evening, elecung dele.
gatcs. Ia the Fret ward Orly four
came cut; they adjourned tili Wsdnes.
gay evening.
John Hobton was arrested by the
police Yesterday, charged With rape.
He's : years OF age; BIZ victim 10 3
gIfi about years Old. He confessed
nis guilt.
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PROPOSALS FOR STREET SPHINX
LING

TINE sPRtNKLING COMMITTEE or THE
Il Council Of salt ia.c city, Utah, Will 70.
Ceyo bids for spriukliuE tho following named
streets OF salt Lake CITY until STAY ~, tsiUs
ffth Eatt street, from Smith south street to
Tenth south street, She east half of lifth East
street, from Tenth 60 eleventh South street
state street from Eighth south TO Tonh south
street. West Temple street from Eighth south
street - Tenth south street, Hll tho drive
ways in Liberty Park, commencing said
spupkinu Tor tue year ls'O Immediately alter
the execution OF this contract, and continuing
the same until otherwise ordered by iht city
Council ut salt lake tity. and for subsequent
years lsvi and lt'-, whenever ordered To- do 90
by said " and continue until Ordered to DIS.
continue the apriukIug by Haid city Council.
HOS must he returned separately for sphinx
ling the above named streets aud park COR one.
two Hud three years, and must be- arrompan.
led by a coftnCt check Tor a5IU.,u, made pay.
able to J. g.. NAV, Treasurer OF salt J. AXE Iity,
aud must be addressed 10 o. NJ. leprchuu,
thaumHu .priu. ling Committee, Room 2l5
Auas block, salt Lake CITY, Utau
D. ~ LIpNOitON.
May 18th, lsh Chairman.
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AdmnIsIra OF NJ tho Esiate Of Eiila 'urUy
NHUUuu-. deceased
Isaac ~. WAuuIfI. ATTORNEY for aatate
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sition from any other Imminent ON the
market. II Il = scientific disoovsTy
whioh results In II being the most peno-
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Feet, Contracted Muscles, Suf Joinis,
OH ssTss, Pain In Back. Barb Wine
Cuts, bore Chest or Throat, ami 10
especially beneficial III Paralysis.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ HEHEuN OWEN THAT AT
~ meeting OF the board of directors Of
the , dorado Gold Mining Company on the
10th day Of NHy ta1, an assessment Of one
hair cent per share was levied upon he capital
stock " The corporation, payable NJ once 10
toe unders gncd treasurer " the corporation
st ltt Offices Nos. ~ and a COMMERCIAL nlotk.
sat Lake CITY. Utah Any stock upon which
The assessment remains uupAid ON the 18th dry
OF June islG. Will be delinquent and hdvcr.
isfd for saIe at public auction, and unless
payment De made before Will be cold. or 90
much thereof o. may ho necessary, on the 10Th
menL together with the cost " advertising
and expenses Of sale
Dated this l9th DAY Of May, 1905
IRANk o. WILKINSON,
Treasurer OF the Eidorade Gold Mining Com.
pany. nos 90 and % Commercial Block, salt
1Akp city, Utah.
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kUnoe or TRUSTEES sALe.

Dated May 20. i-ld.
utpuuucation AHy .. 1860