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Two Hundred Thosuand Dol
lars Appropriated.
SUPPLIES MUsr BE PURCHASED
An Opportunity for Portland to Under
Did all others-Army Omcers
Detailed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-Both houses
of congress today passed the joint reso-
luton for the relief of miners in the Yu-
kon valley, Alaska, and in a short time
it had received the signature of the pres
dent.
The bill appropriated 5000, 900 to be
expended under direction of the secre-
tary of war in the purchase of supplies
for the relief of the people in the Yukon
country or other mining regions of Alas
ka, and for the transportation and dis
tribution of such supplies, provided that
if the consent of the Canadian govern
ment be obtained, the secretary of war
may extend the relief into Canadian
territory.
The resolution further provides that
the supplies may be sold in that region
at such pF1ces as may be fixed bv the
secretary 81 war, or donated to those uE-
able to pay for them. The secretary of
war ls authorized to use the United
States army in earring into effect the
provisions of the act, to import reindeer
and drivers to transport these supplies,
and to adopt such other provisions as
are practicable.
The secretary is directed, when the
work shall have been completed, to sell
the reindeer or turn them over to the
secretary of the interior, in his discre-
tion, and to make a detailed report to
congress at tine beginning of the next
session of such disbursements and re-
suits accomplished under the act.
Secretary Alger is giving much study
to the best means of getting supplies to
the Yukon, and has decided to ask for
bids for the delivery of stores directly to
Dyea, Skaguay and Chilkat. Already a
great deal of rivalry has sprung up be-
tween the towns on the Pacific coast for
the honor of being the shipping port tor
the stores and for the business that will
follow, and by requiring bidders to de-
liver their goods directly in Alaska, the
war department will be saved the ne
ceesity of making choice among them.
Secretary Alger's estimate now is that
more than 100000 pounds of food
stores will be required for the expedi-
tion.
This makes the transportation prob
lem very serious one. 1t is estimated
that reindeer cannot be loaded safely
with more than 800 pounds, so that nc
less than 1000 of these animals woul be
required as pack train, if they were
the sole reliance.
One question that has engaged the
secretary's attention is that of securing
the consent of the Canadian government
for the passage of the relief expedition
over that part of the Canadian territory
which must necessarily be traversed ir
order to reach the miners. 1t will bs
necessary to obtain a permit for mill
tary expedition to pass, and also to Sc.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-12-20

We are proud Of ochiNtng.s S
Best baking powder because it
makes good biscuits and good
cake, and does not do anybody
any harm.
We wonder how the makers
Of those cheap baking powders
feel?
A schiIIIne & Company 2s1
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NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

u
Complaint having been entered at this office
by William Johnson against Oscar S. Roffsen for
abandoning his homestead entry No. 1894, dated
September %, 1895, upon the 81 NE1z, SEI
NW14 and NE14 SW11, Section 33, Township 5.
South Range Is G, in Wasco County, Oregon,
with view to the cancel alton of said entry,
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this ofice the S0th day of October, 1897, at
10 O'Clock a. M. to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
sp25-n JAS. F. MOORE, Register
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Notice.

All persons having claims against the
tournoment committee must present
them to me before Wednesday, the 22d
inst. JUDD FISH.
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Cash in Your CHECKS.

All county warrants Registered prior
to July z, 1898, will be paid at my
Office. Interest ceases after Oct. 9th,
1897. G. L. PHILLIPS,
County Treasurer.
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sterling silver Novelties.

Pease & Mays Will have on display to-
morrow, Tuesday. collection of silver
novelties for holiday gifts that is worthy
of your attention.
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To rent-Four or six unfurnished
rooms, centrally located. Apply to
Mrs " Britain, Second street, near
Union. dec IL
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10 Cure a Cold in one nay.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund tie money
they fail to cure. 25c.
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Everybody reads The CHRoNIcLE.
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Useuzlz
Happy Thought
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For Burns.

Two or three applications a
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Make a thin poultice on a
piece of cloth, using just
enough of the Salve to cover
the burn completely. Such
injuries treated with Garland's S
Happy Thought Salve are less
liable to leave a scar than if
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SO cents a jar
at Donnell's Drugstore.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06
SHE RIFF SALE.

ny Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR.
~ suant TO an order Of sale and decree OF
foreclosure TO me directed from the Third
Judicial District Court, Of tho state of Utah,
County OF salt Lake in q cause therein pend
ing wherein the FIRST National hank OF Raw
Inns, wyoming, a corporation, Is plaintiff. and
Fenimore Chatterton and Mrs. 8, Y. Castieton
are defendants TO which order of sale and ac.
cree reference ia hereby made; shall expose
for sale nj public suction. 10 the highest bid.
der for cash, at the west door of the County
Court House, in tho CiIy of sal: Lake,
County of salt LAKE, state OF Utah,
on the l.th day OF March. A. ID. 1871
at II O'Clock noon, all the right. title, claim
and interest OF fenimore ChatteIton and The
FIRST National Hans Of Gnwlins. Wyoming, a
corporation, IN aud 10 tho following de.
ncribed real estate, situate. lying and being In
Salt Lake County. state OF Utah, and particu.
larry described as follows, wit The south
three (3) rodsby ten tl0l rods OF Lot iour az In
block lwenty-s 1867, Plat I'D. talt Lake
City survey, together with all and singular the
toncments, hcfeditnmenis, and hpputtenancoB
thereunio belonging or In anywise apperthin.
Ing. TO he sod as the property of enimore
Chattsrton at the suit OF MTs. &. n. Castleton,
Dated February l7lh, 1877.
THOMAS T. LEWIs.
sheriff Salt Lake County, Utah.
by J. II, TIMnoSr.
peputy sheriff.
ID. u. IIEMPsTEAp
Attorney for Mrs. {. Il. IRstleton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06
County Business.

The county commission mot In
regular quarterly session yesterday
and Will remain In session several
days, auditing and allowing claims
and attending to other routine busi.
ness.
A communication was received
from County Superintendent OF Sch ools
Christensen, recommending that the
county school tax for 1898 bs IL
mills. The communication was hleu,
J. b. CLARK anu sixty others petit.
TONED for an appropriation to grade
and gravel three-fourths OF y mile on
the city road across Provo bench, i'm.
mediately south OF Pleasant Grove.
Tabled, to be considered later.
The commissioners were authorised
10 furnish the constsbles In the several
districts with branding irons to be
used In renting brands oil animals
sold under the estrsy law.
Mrs. Joseph Treloar petitioned to
have school house erected near the
Sioux mine In the Tintic district. Re.
ferred to Commissioner Peery, with
p3wer to act. I
The salary OF Deputy Treasurer
0penshaw was fixed NJ $50 q mJnth
from February LIST, 1897.
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NOTICE is HEbEBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant TO an order of sale ana decree
OF foreclosure to ne directed from the Third
JAdicial District Court OF the state OF utah.
county OF bait Lake. IN a cause therein pend.
ing wherein stephen Hays Is plaintiff. and the
1ieuwaukee Gold and cliyer Mining company,
corporation, Michael shaughnessy and
Andrew Christopherson, and j, o. swan. IN.
teivenor. are defendants, TO which order Of
sale and decree of foreclosure reference Ia
hereby made; l shall expose or sale at pub.
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for cash at
the west front door u the County Court honte.
IN tho city Of SAT- Lake, comfy Of salt Lake,
state OF Utah, on the l2th day OF March. 4. u.
1877, NJ " O'Clock noon, all tho right. title,
claim and interest Of the Tieuwaukee Gold
and silver Mining company, a corporation.
Michael shauHhnessy. Andrew Christopher
son and j. q Swan, OF, IN and to the following
in the county of salt Lake. State OF Utah, and
particularly described as follows, to,wit; The
ileuwaukee group OF mines, situate, lying and
being In the West Mountain Mining District,
salt Lake County, Utah. and more partic'
ulArly named as follows: The Ticuwaus 90
Mining Claim the 1ieuwaukee No. = Mining
Claim; the Tildon Mining Claim the Lorenzo
Mining Claim; the Ely Tor ElD Mining Claim.
tho George aiming Clam; the Surprise Min,
ing Claim; tho Kelsey Mining Claim; the Tyn
Mining 0lsim; the Mystic Mining Claim; the
Claim, the Caledonia Mining Claim; the Glb
bons Mining Claim; the. Mcqueen Mining
Azeuo Mining Claim; the Protector Mining
Claim; and the surplus Mining Claim; to
gether with all the tenement5, he editaments
and appurtenAnces thoreunto belonging or
In anywise appertainlng, to be sold as the
property Of tho IieuwauEee Gold and Silver
Mining Company. a corporation. and Michael
HhRughnnessy. under said order of sale and
decree in the above cause.
Dated ht Salt Lake city, Utah, this 18th day
OF February, A. u. 1897.
THOMAS p. LEWIS.
Sheriff OF Salt Lake Couniy, Utah.
By J. u. TndNosY.
Deputy Sheriff.
BOOTH, LEE 4 GRAZ.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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TRUSTEE SALE.

ILvHKREAs. ''rHE SYNDICATE MINING
w nnd Milling Company" by It's certain
decd OF trust, dated The Ath day OF December,
A. u. 1891. aud duly re, orded IN thu reoorderi
Office of the County OF 1oOule. IN tue state O.
Utah, IN book "E' Of MORTGAGES. pnge 9al, Gid
sell and convey to tho undersigned trustee tlt
following described and named lode mining
claims, to.wit. The Monupoliat No Il the
MouopOlist 40. 2, the honopOlist No, 3; The
honopolist NO.i; the syndicate No. aud
Syndicate No. ,; bearing gold and other
metals, and situated IN Camp Floyd mining
dietrict. ooolo County and state Of uiah.
sad claims are of record In and upon the
miniag records of Maid dislTict, and FOR more
particular description Ot said claims refer.
ence is hereby made to said records rs part
thereof,
Together with all the tcnemeuIs, heteditA-
ments, and HpnurtenEncuE thereunIo belong
ing.
10y said company, for the sum OF 1880, bearing
date the 4th day OF December. 1875. payable
thirty days after date 10 the CtRh kflloul
Bank, or order, at said bank, in Salt Lake CITY,
Utah, with interest from date at the rate OF
twelve per cent per annum, until paid, and
which said promissory note is lrticulSry
described IN said Deed Of trust; end whereas
according TO the terms ana conditions Of sad
note aud SAID Deed OF Trust. said note Is due,
aud n part of the same has been PAD; and
whereas II was and is provided III said DEED
OF Trust. that should default DO made In the
payment OF said mote. SAID Trustee ehOuld
proceed 10 soil sAlt property. or 80 mueh
thereof as might be necessary, at public Auo
lion TO the highest bidder for cash, for tbs
purpose of paying said mole and fulfilling and
uisehargng the duties and obligations OF sad
trust;
And whereas SAID Utah National Rank.
tho owner and holder of said promissory
note. has requested said Trustee toproeeedio
soil said property, or 30 much thereof aa may
10 nee hsary, nader and In accordance via
the terms and provisions OF said deed of Trust
to pay said promissnry note And to as;
charge tho duties and obligations OF sad
trust
Now therefore /. tho undersigned trustee
aforesaid, at the request Of the said oNnei
and holder of said promIssOry note. VIII, ~
accordance with the terms and provisions o.
SAID deed OF trust, on iridsy, the tth day OF
March. A. D., 1897, at 4, O'Clock noon. III the
city and County OF SAT- Lake In tho state OF
Utah, at tho south front door OF tho County
Court House Of the said County OF ralt l.AEs
(boing tho Joint city And County buildlngl,
sell ut public suction to the highest bidder fof
cash. lawful money Of tho UBied states, sad
property. or 10 much Thereof 40 may be neees'
EAry to pay said motto and interest, ana 70
fatisfy the same, md tho costs and eSpon,es
an Commissions OF sale. and to discharge tho
duties imposed on mo by sHid deed Of trust.
WILLIAM q. HALL, Trustee.
Dated SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. February
fIh 1877.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT N
~ accordance with and under the power
ard authority granted by that certain tr1'
deco made on the 22nd day OF October, a; ~
rel, ly Martha Miller to Ay. II. Lynn, which
ana trust deed 10 recorded In Book I'd" o.
MORTGAGES on page AZ rccordo OF 1ooele
County, Utah, tho undeTsigned VIII oHer 70,
sRlO and sell to the highest bidder for caeh, ..
tho west front OF the salt sake County Coni,
House Otherwise known as the jolt,
Lax lake and S,.y County ntsb. 0aiiaAs' the s
day Of April. iso7 al V O'Clock noon of that
day all the real estate hereinafter deserlUeu,
or so much thereof MS may be necessary 70 pAg
and discharge tho indebt odness secured "
SAID trust deed. and tho amount OF Az IaA SSt
trust deed by 4. II. Joucs the owner hha
holder OF said indebted neas. and tho expenses
OF sad trust including reasonable htloihy
and counsel fees and compensation 70 ~. NV.
trustee for his services and the cost OF 'n'
notice. ,,h.
This salo Will be made nj the request OF N.
holder OF said Indebtedness, and because "
the default In payment OF said indebtedness
vt maturity. 40,
said real estate is particularly described
follows: .,
All tho following described premises nna
mining property, situate In Ophir Hlll mimi.
Districi, county OF Tooelc, then Territory no"
state OF Utah, TO wit: l., ,h.
An undivided ono.haif - interest IL w
Emilio Lode Mining Clam described as folioMs.
General land ofico number eighteen thonsh'
four hundred and foriytwo (istisl, MIMI ,ms,s
certificate number fifteen hundred anu W. W.
two, patented August tenth no., ltyl 70 ~,
Ian q. foS and " m. q, Miller, 10. humDtr ny ny
hundred and forty nine (its) ophir mn D'N
uict.
Dated March 18th, 1877, ,,,,,,, r.,s.
L, d. Il. THOMPSON, Attorney.
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RECElVE R,S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR.
IN suAnt TO an order Of sac ana decree "
foreclosure to me directed NON me lMIu
District court Of the state Of Utsh, County ui
SAT- Lako, 10 tho case therein penulns' W
which 4, II. Deere 10 plain III aud Henry way
euor. Margaretha WAGNER, .ho "shs,nn.
Brewing Company, corporation, mo NA SI,
al BanS OF The Republc a corporation, WIN.
schaufiur George Julicns and brigham Dung
Trust Company, a corporation, are deichu
ants 10 Wuioh order OF sAlo and decree REFER
ence 10 hereby made, 1 shAli Expose Tor aalc
nj public auction TO the highest bidder LOT
cash at the east front door OF tho JOINT ulty
and County Building Ia the City and County
OF calt La O. state u Utah, upon IhutnuAl =
tue FIRST day OF April. a. ID ley' at " ocioa
noon OF said day the properly htrelu W
low described ana ali tho right, tilo,
claim or interest OF SAID noniy WAC.
ener, MargAretha WAGNER, WAGNER
public. William schauiller, 1eorse tullcns
aud Brigham Young itu.t Company in aud 10
tho following described reai estate situate IN
salt Lake County stats of Utah FOWL.
All of tic east half of the nurlhgest guar
ter and lots enc " and two ~ OF section
eleven an, township ~ south. range ono tD
cast salt Lake meridian, with all INC tcne-
ments, Entertainments and appurIenanees
theTeunto belonging.
sixty three, plat "B !" salt Lake CITY survey,
together with all the tenemenis, hercdlsn-
tnept3 privileges and appurtcnanees thereunto
belonging. to be sod US tho properly or
Henry Wagebcr. NNrgurotha WAGNER and the
WAGNER brewing Company, undcr sald order
OF sale aud decree IN tbe above cause
Dated salt Lake CITY, Utah, March IL A. ID.
1897 CYRUS l. HAwLEf,
heceIyor OF the WAGNER llrcwing Company.
STEPHENS & smith. Plaintihs Attorneys
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Notes and Personals.

Saturday afternoon, what came near
being fatality occurred at the Jordan
NArrows on the Rio Grande Western
railway. Min Evalins Jackson was
walking along the track nouthward. u
was showing slightly ana the woman
hed a shawl or cape over her head. A
train came up from behind go sudden.
ly that she was unable to get out OF Its
way. She stepped to one side, but not
enough 10 prevent her from being
struck on the side and thrown from the
embankment. She was then put on
the train ana brought TO Provo, where
DR.. Allen, the eom7sny's physician,
was called to attend ner. He found her
eide quite badly bruised, but does rot
believe she Is Internally injured. The
poor woman lives In American Fork
ana was removed to her home. She
had been in Salt Lake looking Tor
work and was walking home when the
accident took place.
Councilman Tanner, in the city
council, last evening, IN speaking Of
the PROVO canyon power dam anu
submitting figures on the water Incl
dentRlly claimed that Salt Lake
county by lowering the dam at Jordan
river could obtain 567, 700, ZOE, 400 cubiu
feet OF wafer from Utah lake In add.
tion TO what they now receive.
The htteen.round glove contest In
American Fork, Saturday evening,
between Clark OF Salt Lake and Inger'
soil OF American Fork, resulted IN q
draw. The "boys" Of this city ale
now contemplating to match a Provo
man against CLARK, provided they can
obtain the privilege OF conducting o
glove contest 10 Provo.
The Provo Lake Resort csmpany,
whose capital stock lie now principally
owned by sam ]. Kenyon OF Ssl'
Lake and Thos. II. Vincent OF this
yiiy, ID making some needed improve
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NOTICE..

NonoE is HEREBY GIVEN by THE
IN CITY Council OF Salt Lake CIV. sts,a y,
Utah, of the Intention of such Counrn "
make the following described improyem.n,
to.wit: u''
Constructing sewer lateral on tho sor,A
side OF ocond South btrcct from second ~,
TO Fourth EaHt streets, In aewcr dihtfici M
of AID rity; and dotray tho cost thereof, ,si,
mated at s. 30 per front or linear foot or on.
thonsandsoyen hundred and sixteen fsl, lid up'
dollnrs, by q local assessment upon Tie iot.
or pieces OF ground within tho following a.
scribod district, being tho district to be nfIoSt
cd or benefited by SAID Improvement, naineIv,
All Of lots 8 and ., block IS, plat "a" AKA
all OF lots o 0, nnds. block 20. plat a." Sal,
All protcsts and objections to tho csrrvir,
outof such intention TO make said Improve
mont must be presented ID writing to the INV
Recorder on or before tho 18th day OF AMI
1891. being tho time set by sara Council whcn
It viii hear and consider such objections a.
may bo made thereto
ny order OF the city Council OF SAT- L.k,
CitY, State OF Utah, made tho 9th day on
March. 1891. DAVID $. EMERY,
City Recorder
sAI.r LAKE CITY. March ?pth. 1877
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Fourth District Court.

Yesterday the evidence closed In In.
Provo canyon right OF way cass in tbs
Fourth district court.
The arguments OF counsel were com.
msnced by Judge Hsrk nsss for plain.
tifs, who was followed by Mr.. Bailey
AMI Senator Brown for defendau mis-.
Senator Brown finished his argument
today ana wns followed by Mr.. Wedp.
wood, who closed the case for the de.
fenee. The court now has this I'm.
portant case under advisemcnt.
In the case OF Spanish Fork city VI
Enooh Jorgensen, submitted Saturday
evening, Judge Dusenberry discharged
The defendant.
John Lees va ]. J. Freeman ct ri:
continued till Monday, April 18th.
In the matter Of the estate OF John
Wright, deceased; order approving
final account and OF distribution.
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City Council.

At the city council last evening o
com municstion wns received by Col.
Dodge, general manager OF the Rio
Grande Western, accepting the terms
OF the franchise under which 1t was
granted right OF way for the Park
City branch.
Other communications, one from
Col. Dadge and one from Agent Geo.
Craig Of The Oregon snort Line Rail-
road company accepting the terms rs |
reported by the committee on railroads |
of franchise for joint switch on |
First and II streets.
The question Of the proposed power
dam in Provo canyon was discussed at
great length, the opinion being that
steps should be taken to prevent any
dam being PLACED In the river thnt
might cause flood In case OF break.
Councillor Tanner presented the fol-
lowing communication AMI the follow.
Ing committee were appointed to pre-
sent the matter To the county commits.
hionsrs: Tanner, Lewis anu Goddard.
Provo Cry, April 8, 1897.
To the Honorable City Council of
Provo City:
Gsntlemen-I hereby respectfully
direct your attention to the Telluride
Power Transmission company now en-
gagged In extensive operations In Provo
canyon near the Bridal Veil Falls.
This company has been 81 work n
said Provo canyon now for about one
year, and at the present time ia en-.
gagged In legal controversy with the
Rio Grande Western Railway com.
pspy the principal point OF contention
beiDg as to which company is entitled
to the priority Of rights In said canyon
and which question involves right Of
way through said canyon. AS am
informed. and, II mistake not, AZ II
has appeared from the testimony given
by the Telluride Power Transmission
case, heretofore referred TO, 1t 10 the
Intention Of said company to con-
struct and maintain dam across
Provo canyon to the hight OF from 90
to IS feet for the purpose OF storing water
OF Provo river. Should said company
be permitted to erect and maIntail;
said dam across SAID Provo canyon 1t
would OF necessity destroy the public
highway through the said canyon, aaC ,
1 verify believe, would endanger the
property and lives OF tho citizens be-
low the mouth OF the canyon and In
the neignburhood OF Provo City.
1 therefore respectfully request that
the city council confer with the board
OF county commissioners for the pur.
pose OF determining whether or not
any sters should bs taken Tor the pur-
pose Of protecting the public highway
through ssii Provo canyon anu pre-
serving the lives and property OF the
citisens OF Provo precinct.
Yours respectfully,
MYRoN TANNEg.