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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07
SOUTHEASTERN UTAH.
Work of the Commissioners Au.
proved-Vernal Incorporatinn

Vernal. Utah. Oct. 3.-People here are
very fayoraibly impressed with the bust
ness like methods OF the Uneompasbre
allotment commission. While there is no
desire TO dead unjustly with the Indians
yet IL . TIE general impression among
me people here. that the noble red men
must sooner or Iater succumb 10 the in
eYitabie. and urder thS circumstances
the sooner the better.
TIE announcement in yesterdays Her
aid that the RIO Grande Western 1,sonie
had apr lted for permission to place =
surveying outfit inside the reearvaHSog1
lines, is pleasing news 10 the inhabitants
of this season. 1t is to be hoped that ID
will be granted Should a line be con-
stuucted from Provo TO t<ee Colorado dine
we feel that it viii be matter of but
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07
COURT At FILLMORE.
Suit For Rebate on a Wool Ship
Ment.

Fillmore. Utah. Oct. 6.-Judge Higgins
transacted the following business today:
Marietta Palmer of K3nosh Us. William
Palmer, piaintiff was granted a divorce on
the ground of desertion and failure to
support.
G. Andrews & Co. VS.. J. P. johnson;
judgment was given the plaintiff for SOS.
costs and interest from March. 1894 This
suit was brought to recover a rebate on
a wool transaction, 1t being claimed that
the wool was shipped on commission and
the defendant claiming that ii was sod
TO plaintiff outright.
The case of c. Andrews & Co. vs. Hans
and X Lund. similar suit to the former
was settled by the parties and dismissed
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-1LI-~--I"-O
Notice.

The only place now to purchase your
railroad and sleeping car tickets east
via Union Pacific is at the Union Pa
clfc Office, wasatch building, POI Main
street. where all information will he
cheerfully furnished. Railway and
steamship tickets sold and baggage
checked through to destination. Only
one night on the road TO Missouri river
two nights to Chicago and st. Louis
Unequalled service and rates no higher
on the magnificentfy equipped Over
land Limited than via other lines. Call
at the "OId Stand 20I Main street.
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changed prices, to 10 points net ad-
vance; sales 1880 bags, including Oc-
toiber, 5.95; December, 6.45.
Spot Coffee-Rio. quiet; No. 7, in
voice, To-, No. iobbing. TIC. Mild,
steady: Cordova 101k @161hc.
Sugar-RaW, nominal; refined, steady
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SUNBEAM CONSOLIDATED MIN
ING COMPANY.
Delinouent Assessment Notice

SUNBEAM CONSOLIDATED MINING
Company Delinquent Assessment Notice
Secretary's Office. Salt Lake City. Utah,
Oct. 9th, 1897. NoIee.-There are delin-
quent upon the following described stock
on account of assessment number thirteen
Q3), levied Sept. 4th. 1897. the several
amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders as follows:
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Darling down Medium secured Cape
of Good Hope stock was firmer and
hardening. while Natal greasy sold at
full rates on French account. The at
a few American inquiries A sale of
sheepskiry will be held on Oct. u.
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Liverpool Wheat.

Liverpool, Oct. 6.-CIose-W heat-No.
2. red western winter, steady, IS. SID;
No 1 red northern spring, steady, SIS.
Sd.
Corn-Spot American mixed new,
firm, IS. I'D; spot American mixed old,
steady, IS 214d.; October, steady, IS.
19sd.; November, steady, IS. Esd; De-
cen1her. IS. 3Md.
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LOGAN NOTES.
Accidents and Deaths-Disfrict Court
Proceedings.


Logan, Utah, Oct. 6.-Mrs. Peter Chris
tlason. an esteemed resident of the Fifth
ward, died Monday. aged II years.
Mark Parkinson, a son OF Or. Pagkin-
son. had his arm broken Monday by be-
ing thrown from a horse
Hans Hansen has been appointed first
counselor to Bishop Shanky OF the Sixth
ward in place OF Thomas Moor, resigned
George Dunbar was appointed second
Benjamin Franklin Bair, the wegg known
war ve.eran, was in town the past few
Gays. he is now residing in Ogden
Charles Wlllklund, aged 20 years, died Of
general debility at his residence in the
r'fth ward Monday morning.
Al the meeting held 10 consider the
stocking OF local streams with tish, Game
Warden Turner was appointed TO MAKE
an effort to secure a quantity Of black
bass for our streams.
A benefit entertainment in honor of Ell
der J0hn Phillips, who Wiz shortly leave
to III q mission, viii De held in the Sec
ond ward han Friday evening.
DISTRICT COURT SESSION.
The fall term of the district court be-
gan here yesterday, Judge Hart presiding.
The ease Of =. y. college VS.. Israel Bar
low, and G. w Thatcher KS. Thomas
Smart, were dismissed at cost of plain
tits.
James Lamont. who is being sued for
divorce, and who is now charged With
contempt of court for railing TO obey a
mandate, is having a hearing this Riter-
noon.
The appeal Of August Bissezer, charged
in the lower court with making indecent
proposals to Mrs. Fink Of Providence, was
filed.
The motion to retaX costs in the case OF
X. Peterson vs.. Sarah Reading WAS ar
gued and fudge Hart ruled that witnesses
were not entitled tc fees unless they mad
been subpOenaed.
In the case Of Albert Fisher VS.. ]. r.
Edwards. judgment by default was grant
ed IN the sum Of Sl,Il490.
The following jurors were drawn for
the present term and ordered TO apDear
next Monday: Goutlieb Smith, Henry
Games. Ralph Smith, John Griffin, Henry
Plant. r. 7. Petty. c. L. Olson, Joseph
Olson. sr.. ALVIN Crockett. ]. P. Thomas.
II. g. Johnson y. j. Summer. H. c. Pet
erson. I. D. Roberts. Williams. a. L.
Fulmer.
Gustave Gustafson VIII plead to the
charge Of grand larceny tomorrow.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
The Treasur1 Statement.

Washington, Oct. 6.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $212,-
337, Gas; gold reserve, 14S,69S,l76.
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and in ACCORDANCE with law and the order
of the board of directors made on Scot
4th 1897. so many shares of each parcel
of above stock as may be necessary WIZ
be sold at auction at the office of the
Lake City. Utah, at y o'clock, noon.
Thursday, Oct. q, 1897, to pay delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the cost
of advertising and expense of sale.
e. L, CARPENTER, Secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07

Running sores, indolent ulcers and
similar troubles. even though of many
years standing. may be cured by using
De Wits Witch Hazel Salve It
soothes. strengthens and heals It Is
the great pile cura. A C. Smith, C. D.
Swift. 142 Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07
UTAH CENTRAL R'Y,

General Office 2o2 WInDttingham Building
DAILY TRAINS AS FOLLOWS:
Leave Arrive
S. l. City. a. m Park City. 1880 a. m
Park CITY o. m ) L. City. els D. m.
Depot Main and Eighth South SITS.
J. McGresor. Clarence Cary, Receivers
T. Z. Shafer. General Freight and Pas-
senger Agent.
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EERER BRIEFS.
Operation For Appendicitis-Irriga

ton Delegate Keturns.
Heber, Oct 6.-Last evening Mrs. Will
lam Broadhead was operated upon for
appendicitis The operation was per-
formed by Doctors Arid of Heber and
Wilson of Park City This murnlng the
patient is feeling easter
Hon. John Crook arrived here last night
from the irrigation congress. He is highly
e.a.ed with the reception EXTENDED 10
the Utah delegates.
The Democrats of fIeber are preparing
fer a city election. They intend 10 PAL
q straight ticket in the field.
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Verdict Against the Short Line.


Provo Oct. 6.-The jury i'm THE case of
Samuel Jepparsol vs. the oregon Short
Line Railway company returned yer
DICT this evening for the plaintiff for 81 900
damages. No steps have been taken 20
wards a new trial or an appeal.
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Sugar and Coffee.

New York. Oct. 6.-Cofee- Options
opened steady at unchanged prices to
10 points advance, closed quiet, un-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07

PaIlid faces indicate pale, thin blood.
Rosy cheeks show the pure. rich blood
resulting from taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07
BONDS AND MONEY.

The dealings in bonds were s91new nal
larger ulnn those ct yesterday. aE't
r9-ic,ss declined in sympathy w@ill
stocks. Total snles, $l,665.00o. Old
ULutc1 States TOURS registered. and rev
As. bc.Tl registered and coupon, were
advanced Is bid today There wers
sales of the cid TOURS at 1.12Q1.121a and
jS coupon at l.15.
/ Mercy ON caLl, steady at 21a@3 -ssq-
cent last loan, 215, closa1, ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4Q5 per cent.
Sterling exchange, easier VITA actual
bushes i'm bankers bills at 4.S4A @4.S47s
for demand, and at 4.S2A@A.S23h for 60
days.
4S6
Commercial bills 4.S1.
Silver certificates, 55@5619c.
Bar stlyer, 55 11-1Gc.
Mexican dollars, 43c.
Government bonds firm; state bombs
dull; railroad bonds weak
SALES OF STOCKS.
Total sales of stocks today were s35,-
500 eaares, Including: Atchison pre-
ferred, $3.50; c. b. & O., 9.465, L. & ~,
I4,445; Manhattan l., 1852; Mo. Pacific,
1870; Northern Pacidic, 1865; do. pre-
ferred. 10, APPS; Northwest, 3.460; Q. & W.,
:. 500: Reading, 10 300; Rock Island, 20,
400; st. Paul, %, 500; St, Paul and
Omaha, 1900; Unt'Jn Pacific, 1900;
Wabash preferred. $3.50; American To-
bacco, $500; Chicago Gas, 5000; Sugar,
10, GOO; w. u, $500; Chicago G. w.
$500. ~
U. s.11. As, reg. 12sAK Pts ODD tr-11s.
Do Xup -. 1859 [. & -. I'M As. SaA
U s. 4s $500. .l11lsI Missouri 6s -. 100
Do coup. ...11S14 NJ X d 7 2ds..... g.
Ds 5 q reg 1 80 n n Il Cent lists lis
Do. as coIip.....115 N. J. c. s......112A
Can So; 2ds: 1854 No, Pac. lists 'l2 20z
c. & Ohio IS. .lI212 %. IS ........, 9 o9?s
d. ST G. 4s.... S92i s.. P. Con. - 40
I Erie Gen. 4s.... T1aY q. p L. G., ISIS g9A
r W & D ISIS 7 70 II p D & G lists Ole
Gen. Elec. S.. .1O0 wv. Shore 4s----- 1904
K P Con t r--..10lM
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
1 Prsferrsd 49,. ..... $s{s9 $. /: !
Can. Pacific -, 50 Koe8 rs, Island 49, S @
| Cent. Pac. ...... u 81: paul -;------- S97s
! chi &. Alton 1850 st. P. q Oul..... so
! C. 3. & Q. 80. 1854 Preferred LID
! Del & Rudson. -u614 So. Pacific 49,. ~
! Del. l.. & W. 1571k So. Railway -. 1913
| Del. & Rio c. 10 Preferred 49,. 1915
Preferred - 4SA Tex Pac. ...... n%t
Erie new 49,. 1644 U. p. D. & Co.. SIS
FIT Wayne go. 16S Wabash ......''. 8
L. E->@. w.. IS Adams Elk. ...-.iSg
Preferred ..... ~ American EX--li!
Lake Shore .,..1I3 United States A
Louis & Nash. 1875 Wells Fargo --IS
Manhattan L.. 1884 Col. T. Il IRON. "A
Mich. Cent. ....le41s. Preferred 49, 20
Mo. Pacific 80. 32h Gen Electric =. Sc
Mob. &. Oh.o... q Illinois Steel =. 4S1a
| n. J. Central. 94A Lead -. ....... 81
N Y. Central. -109A Preferred .....1of
n. Y. c. &, ST. L. IL Pacific Mail 80
Do lst pfd. =. 7S15 Pullman Pal.....T6
Do Pad pfd... Sc Silver cert. 90
Nor. West -. 1915 Sugar .........,..146
No Pacific -. 20 Preferred lib
Preferred ..... 1913 Chicago G. W.. II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07

Moments are useless if triAed away.
and they are dangerously wasted if
consumed by delay in cases where One
Minute Cough Cure would bring inn
mediately relief a. C. Smith, c. D.
Swift. 142 Main.
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Sheriff Of Salt Lake County, Utah
Bv BOMAN CANNON. Deputy Sheriff
Dated at Salt Lake City, Ian, Oct I,
1897.
Emmett, Hardness. Howat & Bradley,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Fliegende Batter Traveller Ito the
ferrynan crossing tine river. )--Elas
anyone ever been lost in this stream !?
Boatman.-No, sir. Some professor
was drowned here last spring. but they
found him again after looking for two
weeks.
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was orderly, determined and seemingly
well organized. Grower expected to be
lynched and made no outcry when he
was being taken from fernando
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GOLD COMING HOME.

One OF the features of h'De day waa
the withdrawal from tgga Bank of Eng
land of 100000 in An1ialcags eagles Ter
shipment 10 New York. This is con-
s.dared to be the beginning cf a steady
import Of gold. The rates fer money in
New York market show no further
tendency to harden. The result of !he
days trading lis a net loss extending
fra,a a fraction to over point through
ont the list
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-07
THREE THOUSAND VISITORS.
Attendance at the Lehi Fair-Dis-
triet Schools Prosperous.

Lehi, Utah Oct. ct is estimated that
soma 1900 persons are visiting the Lahi
fat-
joha Mttchers home was made happy
by ting appearance of a son.
Engineer Vail Of tina Oregon Short
Line was busy this week settling for she
rights Of way at the Lehi Junction,
Folman l.. Morrise. at the Junction. has
aes-5ed To leave raLlrlad.ng and go 10
farming in southern UgaL.
Messrs. .. Webb and a Smith have
gene INTO ihe sgaeep business and left for
70 ship.
Mayor Evans, Mr.. D. jones and C. a.
Granger have been very fortunate In
s,tIIcklng g25d streams Of wafer while
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PRosPERoUs SCHOOLS.

IL. tbs DISTRICT school some 500 or 500
pupils are enrolled. 6. n. Child is pr.nci-
pei and has a ninah grade under his
especial care E.gnt 0pner teachers are
affection of the pupils A very good
work has already been accomplished Sy
the trustees here. in the way OF a new
scnopl house and furniture; also in i'm
proving the surroundings.
was expecting That a new meeting
nauSe would have been commenced here
this fail. but owing to the partial failure
81 la1e heet crop and the indebtedness on
the Provo tRbeulAcle by the ward II was
decided TO deter the building praposit5oN
until next year.
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WHEAT CONTINUES TO CLIMB.
The Market Was Strong and Active
Closing at Q2al.

Closing at 1924.
Chicago, Oct. 6.-Wheat was strong
at the opening Liverpool opened Id
higher, and Paris was up an equal
amount. In addition to the invigorat-
ing influence of the foreign advices the
trade was advised of sales of $50 bar
rels of -four yesterday at Minneapolis,
a good share of which. it was claimed,
was sold for export. The Ohio state
crop report showed a yield of only
2T,375 coo bushels, compared with 3d.
100000 bushels last year. and said that
prospects for winter wheat were very
poor on account of the protracted
drought The weather may gave no
indication of an Improvement in the
prevailing conditions for the next Sc
hours.
HOW WHEAT SOLD.
First sales of December were at from
924 to 921a, compared with yesterdays
closing price of 912s. The opening prices
were SO tempting as compared with
the closing of the previous day that q
line OF over 100000 bushels of wheat,
presumed to have been held by a local
Spectator. was thrown on sale. The
market took it almost without effort.
the oaly effect being 75c. decline
Then the market bounded to 92A. But
u pSTISCl uOOu VI wheat CdIhc uI INV
market at that price, the result being
that December was pounded down to
91zs.
Northwestern receipts were liberal at
1908 cars for Minneapolis and Duluth
against S25 last week and 1,162 last
year. Local receipts were 333 cars
against 2S5 expected.
AT 913sc. the offerings were absorbed
SO fast that shorts became alarmed and
started to cover. This sent the price
UP to within nc. Of the top figures,
Of the demand and another reaction
followed.
WORLDS AVAILABLE SUPPLY
The Bradstreet report of the worlds
available supply of wheat showed an
increase of 2,9l4,G00 bushels against
$4,000 the previous week and 3,720000
bushels for the corresponding week last
year Of the increase during last week,
2,444,000 bushels were il the United
States and Canada. east of the rockies
ard 600, 900 bushels in and afoat for
Europe. These figures, which were
much less than anticipated, helped by
reported export enga genlents Of 50
boatloads, made the market YeTy strong
toward the close. December was bring
ing 92Fs as the session ended
CORN AND OATS.
There was a firm feeling in corn and
trade influenced by drought and the
government crop report which is due
Saturday and which is expected to
show material decline in the condi-
ton. December ranged from 301a G30A
@29A, closing 1904 higher, at 30@3O1s.
. Oats were firm with slight advances,
mainly the result of the influence of
wheat and corn. December ranged
from 2o@2OB to 194@197s, closing &c.
higher at zoe. asked.
Provisions were decidedly weak. De
eenber pork closed 73ac lower at S.021a
QS.05; December lard, 10c. lower at
4,211a,and December ribs 71ac. lower at
4.621ssu
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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CONSUL NEUMANN TO RETURN.
German Government Refuses to Grant
Him an Exeauater.

Berlin. Oct. 1.-THE German govern
nlegJt has refused to recognize Mr..
Ferdinand Neumann. of Illinois. who
was nominated by President Mckinley
on May % to the United. States consul
at Cologne.
Washington, Oct. 6.-AIthough no Of
fetal notice as yet Of the refusal of the
German government to grant an exc
duater' TO United States Consul Neu-
nlc,ln at Cologne, the news of his re-
lection caused no surprise at O..e state
department. Mr.. Neumenn was ap-
pointed to his post last May from
HlimlIis and went 10 Cologne scc,l after
wards. He has since eXecci-ed Ole
functions of his Office. but this mas only
been by the tolerance of dc German
authorities. in order to afford it an Op-
pJrtunity to consider certain facts con-
cerntng him that had been BROUGHT to
its attention.
The state department. it is said. never
has received officially amy ot1arges
| against the appolnts2 t1,5u5l certain
allegations We're current that if sup
ported would have made his selection
properly Objectionable to the German
government. Some of t9rase are cen
nected With the Worlds fair and a GER
tain concert enterprise in whfcih Nau-
mann is said to have been interested.
which resulted disasIously to- some
German artists. THE action of the Ger
man government is final, as it is a we'll
recognized right of nation to withhold
| Am eXequateur al its pleasure
---O-~ <--
When the stomach and bowels are
| wrong, what seems a mere trif1e blocks
the whole system. Every part of the
body feels the effects of little consti-
patton The head aches, the mouth
tastes bad; the stomach is distressed,
the liver is congested and torpid: You
feel sluggish and miserable and down
hearted; the energies are completely
paralyzed-all for want of a little help
to regulate the stomach and bowels.
What You want is DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. They will make you regular
and you keep so; they act in a comfort
able, natural way net violently but
surely They give the intestines power
to move naturally; and also tone the
stomach and liver. You don't become
a slave to their use, they cure you so
you stay cured. If druggist makes
more money on some violent purging
pill he may try to sell it to you Don't
let him.
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z short time TIL some Of the lines run
nD-g into Denver viii reach out 10 make
c91neCu1ou with the Utah line, which win
route.
The appointment OF P. L. Young. as
aeplty United States marshal for this
here He VII no doubt lookout for the
interests Of Uncle Sam IN In able and
cclclentious manner, and has she advan4-
age OF being one of US.
fne schools of the county are ssIl open,
with very satisfactory attendance in
Guiding the Stake academy z church IN
stMutt31 that is doing a great work of
eluc71i1l under the very able supervision
OF Professor A. B. Anderson. assisted by
Mr.. ). D. Rudy. The DISTRICT schools of
Veriai are making satisfactory progress
UNDER the guiding hand Of Professor n.
J. SauaTdS, assisted by Mrs. Mary Orser
Mrs Sadie Holloway Mrs A. NJ. Hufc'oi-
son and T. B. Miller. all jealous workers
in the cause of higher education.
VERNAL MAY INCORPORATE
The voters of VERBAL Wal ballot next
month on the proposition OF. Incorporating
Nernal as city Of the rhird class, and
also Tor town officers. There does not
s9Stn 10 pc any great interest taken in
the eleeton as yet, but perhaUs some
uhtng VIII develop later to sir things up
q little
HONEY BY THE TON.
This county is bound to rank, as a great
producer of honey in tia near future
Ih.5 season the crop has been immense
Z, =. Bartlett James Hacking and George
ffeeSp3gle have each taken alJ3U 10000
h9uhaS OF extracted honey and there ara
great many who take from 1000 ID II. coo
pounds G. G. Bartlett IS now on a <cip
through Colorado looking up 4 market
Tor mis- product, and has visited Leadville,
-sSD@-- and cLLlsr cities, 5Ad VIII make
Trip 10 Butte City in the interest Of the
money business of this section. Should
ne be successful in finding a profitable
market Tor the product there viii be a
grlnt increase ia the u-oductiou in the
next few years
\ great many emigrantS have passed
lht2nen ille valley recently bound for
various points. and adj express surprise
az tae beauty and Dr0ductiYeness Of this
sect-t2n add wender faat ii has poe been
&c.