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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

Conditions which Have Ranked This
Sonntry Hs tho Greatest Producer.

Sountry us the Greatest Producer.
The quantity ami value OF the MIN
eral prOGucts Of the United States form
good barometer OF industrial pros
perliy. Mineral Industries are more
directly affected by commercial
changes than almost any others, since
the oIujo products OF tho mInes serve
as the starting point for most manu-
featuring enterprises. Amy Industrial
expansion must be anticipated by u
correspondiugly Increased supply OF
the crude minerals necessarily In
volved. This Is n different condition
OF afflirs from that prevalent only lew
ysars ago, and in the minds Of many,
sac mineral product stili consists II
Whatever tue prospect0r hAple to dis.
cover anu niue. To these mining
means 3 : ecnlstion-- nothing more. Per.
haps even the majority OF uu.IL ess men
fail to RECOGNIZES that there is less
speculation about the oobl prouuct
than IN any agricultural crop, the
volume OF which ID Affected by every
change In the weather-acciUeuts to
which the miner Is practically inlif-
ieTent.
Formerly we mined what we could
oil our mineral wsnts, and Imported
the rest. Now, ON the contrary, the
United States Is the greatest mineral
prGuncer, furnishing nearly Two.
thirds Of the worlds petroleum., more
than one-half OF oil its copper, one.
third OF the pig-iron and coal and
nearly one-'ourtn OF the gold, IRON
ore and zinc. We export far greater
values than we import. Not only are
our mines well equippei, but the re.
sourcee known, though undeveloped,
give assurance OF continued mineral
supplies, even without the pros
pecting which, aided by more
exact geological exploration is
constantly becoming more tffsc.
tive. One well recognized con-
dition necessary for mining pros.
perity Is to find a market for the con.
tinually growing supply. Full activity
for the enormous mining plants of the
country means great prosperity. But,
after several years of declining indus
trial activity, glance over the field
shows great aggregate OF capital in.
vested la idle mines and their accessor-
les. That this 10 o serious, even criti-
cal condition for the capital Involved
VIII be appreciated by considering the
rapldity with which an idle mining
plant appreciates. Mining machinery
Is rendered worthless more rapidly
Than that OF n we'll protected factory.
Frequently the mine.water is so acid
rs to quickly corrode metals to
worthless condition, md in the deeper
mines the encroachment OF water
alone frequently amounts to more than
the mineral is worth, and then a shut
down means Fundamentally. David
/. Day in the Prosperity Number OF
the Engineering Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07
WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming
Stations.

Weather reports showing observa-
tons at s Am. today:
Salt Lake City-Barometer 80. 10,
temperature, 90; minimum, 10; wind,
southwest, 3 miles per hour; clear.
Baker Clty-Barometer, 1924; tenn,
perature, 2s; minimum, rs: wind
southeast, light; clear.
Cheyenne-Barometer, 30. 80; tenn.
psrature, 80; minimum, IS; wind
north west. s miles per honr; clsar.
Havre- Barometer, 1894; tom.
psfasure, AZ; minimum, 30; wind,
southwest, is miles per hour; clear.
acknowledgements, S0.22; tempern-
ture, Is; minimum. IS; wind, south.
wesl, o miles per hour; clear.
Miles City--Barometer, 30.0S; tenn.
perature, "a; minimum, "a; wind,
youth, light; clear.
Winnemuccs - Barometer, 80, 90,
lsmpersture, "a; min mlm, 22; VIM,
east, IL miles per hour; clear.
Idaho Falls--Baroneter, 3O.54: tenn.
perature, is; minimum, II; wind,
north, 8 miles per hour; clear.
General and local forecasts for S6
aours ending s p. IN. Thursday:
For Utah: (Foiecast made at San
Franeisco) Fair tonight and Friday,
warmer.
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Fall
his afternoon, tonight and Friday;
stationary temperature.
J. II. SMITH,
obser Weather Bureau.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah.
Today's temperature IL shown In the
ae eimile thermometer given below:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

TNDER AUTHORITY OF AN oRDEROF
~ sale granted by the District Court Pro.
bate division, Third Judicial District Salt Lake
County, state of Utah, dated January ond 1881.
viii sell at private sale tho following des.
orihed real estate, to wit. ALI OF lois Fourteen
up Fifteen tlo) sixteen (l6) Seventeen uT)
eighteen 90 and Nineteen (l9), in block ono
~ ot'h s, PArk," said East Park being
sdOniylsion OF part OF lots ono "a and Twenty
t2Ol anu MI of lots Seventeen IN Eighteen
te)hndNinoteenO Olin block EighIeentis) Five
acre rat a" Big Field survey, situated in
SAT- Lake Cny, Salt Lake County state or
Utah, Also, common cling at a polnt one nun
urou anu ninety. one tlpll feet north from the
houtheast corner OF lot One IA IN block
Eighteen Osl In Five Acre plat "a % Big
fleld survey, and running thcnce north one
hundred ana fourteen and one tenth (Ilt II
rect, thence west one hundred and flfty, aeyen
GOD feet, thence south one hundred and four,
teen and one'tenth (IN.D feet, thence cast
ono hunured and itty.Reven ODD feet to the
plnce OF beginning, situated In salt Lake CITY
SAT- Lake County. state of Utah. The sale
VIII be made on or after January 2lrd, 1907
and bids Will bo received for the whole or anv
parcel OF said real ostate, addressed 10 the
undersigned, caro- of Isaac NJ Waddell, Esd,
Attorney NJ Law. Mccormick BuiidinR. sait
LAKE City, Salt Lake County. Utah. Terms Of
snie, cash. ten per cent down at time OF con.
tltmRtion OF sale, balance on delivery of deed
subject TO confirmation by aforesaid court
deed at expense of purchaser
Dated January 9th, 1885,.
JAMES BRIGGS.
Executor OF the last will and testament nj
John T. Conk. deceased
ISAAC NJ. WADpELL,
Attorney for Estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07
A Needed Convenience.


Why does not some woman with O
little money to invest, patent u com.
psrtment fruit or vegetable pan and
get IL on tue market?
Only she who has peeled potatoes IS,
snapped beans, or stoned cherries, sit.
ting with arms strained over pans or
crooks on the table In from. Of her, and
with the water or fruit Juice tricaling
comfortably down to her elbows. can
appreciate tue impatience in the
above question, unless, indeed, she.
who may have done what ia worse
yet, unsteauiIy bala ced pan No. on
her knees anu lifted the dripping con.
teDts up to the receiving pan on the
table.
Even that misguided housewife who
"stsnds" to everything, who bends
forward in her eagerness to get from
one task 10 another in the hope
seemingly OF her head acc plishing
part OF the work before her hands
catch up, would, probably, II show n
lta advantages, gladly use dou.
BILE pan, say l2x24 inches in rim
measurement, made good and deep,
where the transferring would be over
the shortest possible space, a thin
middle partition, and the arms could
rest comfortably on the edges of the
pau. Her only verbal comment might
oe that at saves time" but IA before
remarked, che, too, would probably use
II, and add her proof OF iIs desir.
ability.
One compartment, OF course, would
have to be fitted with removable pan,
to be taken out before the contents OF
the other were emptleU.
II any woman be in doubt about the
solid comfort OF this pap, let her order
trial one from her tinner and be con.
vinced.-From Washington Home
Magazine for January.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

Davis unity, last night, for passing
four forged checkf. He was taken to
Ogden.
Byari johnson WAS accidentally
h Of at Springvllle yesterday while out
hunting, tbs charge wounuing him in
the side OF the head and taking away
TART OF his ear. Tho wound is not
considered fatal.
T. f. Giiiliths is an applicant for tie
position OF chairman OF the board OF
public works, male vacant by the
designation OF l.. NJ. Goliath Inst
saturday. Mr.. Gritii,hs is well en-
dorsed, having done considerable work
for the city, and is said 10 be familiar
with the duties required OF that oilic-.
Justice OF the Peace McMastcr OF
the Fifth precinct performed his n 81
marriage ceremony at the flee &
brother lawyer in the Commercial
block yesterday afternoon, when the
words he ute red made J. 3. Love and
Mary Loveday man and wife. The
young couple received many congra!u-
aliius, In which the Justice shared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07
ILLEGAL TAXES REFUND.
Red Tape 10 b. Follow d in Getting
Money Back.

The board Of county commissioners
met at 900 this afternoon aud trans.
acted the following business: The
board adopted this resolution;
Resolved, That this board will allow
anu hereby orders a refund OF county
school taxes Illegally collected within
Salt Lake City, Utah, for the
year 1895, bat only ON the fol-
lowing conditions mud reservations,
to.wit: First, that a verified claim Is
approved by the county auditor aud
lhen presented to TINS board. Second,
that this board Is satisfied that such
claim is valid aud that refund ought
to be made, and IL approved by the
board. Third, that such claim Ia both
approved by the board anu presented
for payment to the county treasurer
within ninety days after January 20.
1897.
The county clerk Is directed to pub
lish the foregoing resolution for ten
days In three daily papers OF Salt Lake
City.
The following communication from
the company was read and fled.
To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners:
Dear Sirs--Answering your favor OF
the 9th inst, as to the right of the
county anditor to credit the county
collector with the levy of illegul
county school tax, have to say that as
to the tax inside the city, the auditor
should cteIit the collector with the
Illegal county school tax which has
not been collected, but the collector
should not be credited with the amount
Of illegal school tax which has been
collected and which has not been pa Id
over to the county treasurer.
Yours truly,
WALDEMAR VAN Corr,
County Attorney.
The petition OF De- U. X. Dayo
for a free merchants lioeuse was
laid over, as also was the petit
ton OF Sarah A. West for a
rebate OF taxee paid under pro.
test. The petition OF Priscilla
Murphy for refund o! taxes was
referred back to petitioner, as also wae
a similar petition from the II. Il. w.
company.
On motion OF Hail Gao. q. Cannon
Il Sons was awarded the contract to
furnish ihe board With blank blotters
at the sum OF $3.50. There were Ave
other biddere, Cannon & Sons being
the lowest.
days back salary of the ex-county
officials under confederation when the
NEWS report closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

John Dern returned from Mereur
last evening He pronouncss every.
thing o. X
Yesterdays shipment OF Galena ore
showed values of 81 per cent lead and
92.6 ounces in silver.
Bales OF Northern Light were made
so fast today that II took some time tor
the brokers to learn where they were
at.
The HomestAke property Is reported
TO be In good shape at present. This
accounts for its encouraging showing
on 'change.
The Utah and GalenR companies are
expected TO hold directors' meeting
tomorrow, at which time the declara.
lion OF dividends will come under
consideration.
H. f. Chaplin Of Ogden, one OF the
owners OF tue Checkmate In Idaho,
says that that property is showing a
line body OF rich ore on the l5O.ioot
level.
The Buckeye 10 said to bs showing
increased ore values on the s5O.fuot
level. Average values of the ore run
GU per cent lead, 46 ounces silver ana
- IN gold to the ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07
MINOR MENTION.

Sheriff Lindsey Of Summit county
is in the city today on business.
II q. Guthrie OF Box Elder county
was commissioned notary puoliu TO-.
day.
w. +. Cotton OF the boarI OF educa
ton Is In Denver on business come, l..
ed with the Rio GraDde Western.
A meeting OF the board OF puhuie
works was scheduled for this aitern ION
out on account Of quorum not being
present an adjournment was taken iii
Saturday at 1890 u. IN.
VIM. King was arrested at Layton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07
In ALL THE COURTS.
Eugene jerks and Ray Curtis Az
raigned for Grand Larceny.
MORRIS BRIBERY CASE GOES OVER
The Crescent VS. The Silver King MIN
lug Suit Before Judge Hiles-
Other Matters.

Eugene jerks and Rsy Curiis were
srrsigned before Judge Norrell this
morning on the charge of grand lar
ceny, to which both pleaded not guilty.
The State was represented by Assist
ant County Attorney Putnam; the
defendants were unrepresented. The
court, however, appointed Attorney q.
NJ. Nelson to defend them at the trial,
the time OF which his honor said would
b. announced later.
Z The offense for which the defend.
nnts were arraigned today consists
Of their stealing twenty slack.
CRATES, OF theivaluo OF S. each, the
property OF the Cold Water company,
doing business on indiana avenue, this
city, and occurred on the Both OF last
month. The defendants were given q
hearing before Justice Wenger, and by
him held to the districi court on said
charge. Both are mere youths in ap-
pearance. Little Is known OF Jenk's
past career, but Curtis is well known
to the police, having been in court
number Of times Oh various charges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07
sIOCils AND MARK rs.
New York stock Market.

NRw YORK. Jan. L-stook Market opened
fractionallY higher under the infuence OF i'm.
proved London prices and purchases for long
account induced by encouraging Washington
adylces as TO tho status OF the Cuban situa-
ton.
business was moderate up to II and further
improvements were made IN shares, Pur.
chasea by commission houses iniluenced the
covering OF -rangcrs, particularly huntington.
which Touched 72k. Manipulation OF apecial-
ties assisted the advance.
The bear elton raided the industrial shares
and succeeded In bringing about general 70.
action Trading fell oft considerably on the
down grade, but effective support was given
most OF the rail- way shares.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

on the ledge between formation OF
back lime ami carbonstes, and 1t lie
thong ht that the work now being done
will open up the property and show 1t
to contain valuable body OF ore. The
company believes 1t to be n good
thing and will pueh IL along until sucn
lime at least as they tind 1t to tue
contrary.
The Prospectors' company Is cor
poration organizsi unuer the laws OF
The State to carry on general mining
business. Tho members OF 1t are all
thorough mining men ami their mode
Of operation IL somewhat dissimllsr TO
that pursued by any other cOmnauy,in
that oil the treasury stock gees 10 the
opening up anu development OF new
propor,ie'. They have men out con-
tiDuGlly securing the bills OF all the
Utah mining districts la quest Of valu-
able properties and promising claims,
and when they find that the condition
Of claim will not warrant it's further
development, they abandon 1t and
seek pastureD new.
Tom Woolsry, a member Of the
Prospeciors' company and mining
man OF much experience, Is now out
at State Line looking that district o'er.
Properties have also bsrn.opsned up In
the MarysvGle district at pint
adjoining the Wedge mine, which has
a good record. The company has
interests In Centetvllle canyon which
have been worked considerable, but
operations are now at ntandstill
awaiting the return Of spring AMI the
OF large snGw banks.
Tho company Is not u wealthy one,
lie incorp1ratqrs being men who depenu
on the,r own energy for the success
achieved. o.withstauding this, they
now nave In tho treasury some fifteen
lunlreu d lsrs which will he
xpended in development WORK, most
} 1t going to the pushing OF the
Marymoy to the front.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

Pursuant to announcement Judge
Cherry drew the names of the follow.
ing Jurors, twenty in all this after
noon:
Joseph Warburton, Gao. R0xburgh,
Il. Y. Taylor, James M. Ricketts,, rhos.
Wilkes, Geo. w. Parks, Samuel
Sprague, Elijah Il. Burt, Frank Il.
Burmesler, Il. Moth Iverson, James
Hogle, Murray G. Godbe, Arnold
Giauque, Gil s. Peylon, II. w. Full.
Ter, Robert II. Siddoway, Edwin
Roberts, James Olsen, 3. IL. AuerDach
and Peter Van Houten.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07
Nephi GiYer Ills Freedom.

Nephl Thomas WAS before Justice
Wenger today for truaucy. The lad
was arrested by Special Officer NJ ner,
out showed to the satisfaction Of the
court that he had to stop going 10
school in order to earn sufficient
money with which to buy himself the
necessary clOlhes, hence he was dis.
charged. Nephi Is saiu by the officers
10 be a good boy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

Edward Mclaughlin, receiver, vs.
Park City bank; order made author.
izlng and directing the receiver to pay
to the creditors OF said bank ten per
cent OF the amount OF Indebtedness.
J. d, Buzzo We James Il. Jennings
ct al; order requiring the clerk to file
report and order of George Weslevelt
Judge pro tempore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

Martha A. Williams filed tuit this
afternoon In the Third district court
against q. l.. Angelic recover the sum
Of $3.50 81 with 8 per cent iDiereat from
July IL, 1898, secured by contract IN
writing aud due bill. The contract M
due bill bears the date OF January 10,
1893, and Is a promise To pay the
plaintiff the sum Of 1886 IN general
merchandisr IN current wnolea'le
prices; 5000 has been paid. king
and John provo are Plaintiffs nttor'
neys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

Elldota Shendall is suing her hus.
band, Ernest q. Shondall, for d.
vorce. Plaintiff, in her complaint,
alleges that che married the defendant
at Hot Syringe, state OF Kausas, on
October, 1894, and that for the past
two years and more the defendant has
failed to provide for herandthat Tor that
period che has been dependent upon
her parents for the common necessar.
los OF life, Plaintiff asks that the
bonds OF mhtrimony DO annulled and
that she be allowed to resume her
maiden name. p, Ia. Wlllams is
PLAINTIFF attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07
orr Fom NEW YORK.

COnuciIman Lloyd VIII close an Im-
purtant Mining neal. 5fzNs
Councilman b. Y. Lloyd left for
New York tui3 m irning on impOrtaut
mining business. Toe important bus.
ness Ia the closing OF deal wHsroby a
valuable Mercu property passes from
the HANDS OF Mi. Lloyd, Charles IL.
Tate and John T.. Hansen into the
possession of a New York syndicate.
Mr.. LLOYD is the owner Of "a lumber
of valuable mining properties in thi.
State and Idaho, AMI whi o in Go ham
us VIII tee t the listing OI slms 81 ms
stocks on tho board OF the New York
Stock Exchange, which recently re.
summed opeTattOns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07
VIII Go over Untn Monday.

Today Clerk Pike concluded the
reading OF Hayken's testimony in the
Morris bri berry trial OF May, 1898. AT.
torney Rhodes announced yesterday
afternoon that urgent business TO.
quirod his presence in Ogden tomor-
row and he requested continuance OF
the hearing until Monday. Judge
Powers did not like the Idea OF having
the case go over for that length OF time,
but not wishing to DO captious he con-
sented.
At the present rate Of speed the de-
Tense is making, 1t is thought, that 1t
will take until next Wednesday, at
least, to conclude the reading OF tho
Transcript; then other witnesses are to
be put on the stand, so that 1t Is not at
all likely that the case Will reach the
ury before Saturday Of next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07
TIES aAMYaoY.


In talk with Mr.. Hugh Craney.
'eCtutary u the Prospectors' Mining
company today, NEWS reporter
.calnui that that comIany is now
working on very promising property
IL Stockton.
1t is called the Marymoy ami is now
So wing a ledge Of ore which yields
returns OF 30 Yer cent lead and from
~ 10 20 ouEcss ia silver to the ton.
Two men ars now running a tunnel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

NAME.

And in accordance with law so many share,
OF each parcel Of such stock 90 may he neces.
sary will he sold at the uffco of the company
at the residence OF 4. sorenson, Drapef
salt Lake County Utah. on the 18th day OF
January, 1897. a. l2'Ul nm to day the dolin.
quent assessment together with the cost OF nd.
Nortisng and expenses OF sale
P.P. toRENsEN,
Secretary OF the Dry Greek Reservoir and
Irrigation Co
DRAPER. Dec. 81, 1896.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

VIM. Smith has filed suit in The
Third district court, against the Utah
Nursery cnmusny ct al for the tecov-
cry of $4,000 on promissory note
secuIeu by morlgage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

Most OF the morning and and the
whole OF the afternoon IL being given
to the hearing, by Judge Hiles, OF the
puit OF the Crescent Mining company
We the Silver King Mining company,
continued from December 29th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

Bymms Utah Grocery Co. vs II. II.
Druce ct al, stricken from calendar.
h. ID. Waterman VS. Nj. Il. Osborn,
motion to vaoate and set aside order OF
court, argued and denied.
Elmer b. Jones ct al va Fred A.
Hadra, Attorney William Kahn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

One hundred shares of Swansea at
So 90 per share; 300 Northern Light at
80, cents. 400 1t s74 cent?, 200 at 81
cents, anu 200 at Sc cents. Total
shares sold, 1900; selling lvalue OF
stock, 81 ,l96
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

George II. Dean filed suit against
]. w. Mqxtield totay TO recover the
sum Of $40, on profdlssory note. b.
w. Tatlock Ia attorney for the plain.
M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

NJ 4, IFVl,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tur
IN annual meeting of the stookholders ~
The Co op Furniture Company will be heid ~
the office Of the company, il and III Main
street ON luesday. February End, 1877. for iha
election OF nine directors, and such Other
business that may come Defore IT. V''o'
o. II. PETIT, soc'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

wlthdrsws as attorney for defendant.
f. w. Ross VS. Frank w. Ingersoll
ct al, Kahn withdraws az attorney for
plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

Chicago Jan. I.
Light. sa25Gs3.5O.
kough, s9.oOdSS 10
Mixed. 3a2bdSai5k
heavy, S3.0UasJ.l2G
Cattle
Bcoyca. Ss.60dt5l5.
Cows and heiicrs, sl.5sas491.
stockers and feeders. SJ.lOd $40.
sheep-Weak, Ice lower.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

Large eizs Bcu Comforts from 90
cents up at Equitable Co.or.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

Nice etrein.d money 8 cents per
pound at Equiiable Coon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-07

tDwARDs.-At Fremont. Wayne county,
January 5rd, at4 O'Clock am. Margaret I'D :
wards, of typhoid fever, after suffering with
the dread disease for seventeen weeks She
was born in salt Lake City.F bruary y, iAsL
the funeral was hold at the RELIEF Society
hall in Fremont whore consoing and appro.
pirate remnrkswcro made by Elders b a.
oung, JoGu Hactor william Il Taylor and
Counselor James a. Taylor.