davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-05
Chile ma kredyt.

VALPARAISO, Ago Pazdz. =
Syndykat hankierow niemie'
ckich ofarowa} rzadowi czte.
roprocentowa pozyczks W zao'
Gle, W ilosci 100 milion6w do
lar6w. Pieniadae te maj9 STU
ayc ma budowe kolei Aelaznych
i gmach6w publicanych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-05
z wyspy Kuby.

HAVANA, 4 Pazdziernika. -
Przybyly dzisiaj do tutejszego
portu parowiec "Reina Cri-
stina" przywi6z} diva miliony
dolar6w ma opedzenie koszt6w
wojennych. Mai nadto ma po-
kladzie 200 zolnierzy. Jutro
odplywa ztsd do Hiszpanii
200 Ao}nierzy niezdatnych
do sluaby wojennej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-05

uchroni kraj cd nateryalnej
ruiny. Zapewnia on, ze roz'
pocznie niezv}ocznie uk}ady z
w}ascicielami obligacyj pan
stwowych i otrzyma pczyczks
ma splacenie kontrybucyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-05
NOwy Ambassador francuzki.

PARYz, 4 Pazdziernika. -
Rad Stan6w Zjedn. zgodzR
sic ma mianowanie p. Jules
Cambon, dotychczasowego gu.
bernatora Algieru, francuzkim
ambasadorem we Washingto.
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-05
Ma ulicy.

- Przeprasaam pana, co sic stalo,
ze takie zbiegowisko, czy kto zacho.
rowal?
"A juSc;f, prosze jegomosci, 90.
spodarza wzieli do waryatow, bo po.
znizai ozynsze lokatorom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-05
Grecki nnansista.

ATENY, 4 Pazdziernika. =
L. Streit, nowy minister fnan.
sow, cieszy sic wielka popular.
noscia. Greey pok1adaja W
jego zdolnosciach nadzieie, be
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-05

mOfuefSGWO, lie U ZaUoJsIWo,
lecz tylko o naruszenie spoke
iu publicznego (Landfrieden'
bruch). Pokazuje sic z tego,
Re zarzut ciezkiej zbrodni b71
zupe}nie nieuzasadnionym re
co najwyzej robotnicy wszczeli
sprzeczke z Gruettnerem, kt6ry
cofajac sic pred mimi wszedi
ma pomost 3aczscy diva WACO.
ny i spad} z niego ma plant ko.
lejowy. Process zreszts wyja-
sni niezawodnie Gala to smu.
tina sprawe i jak sic naleay
spodziewac, zada stanowczy
k}am wszystkim insynuacyom,
podnoszonym 2 powodu tego
wypadku przez niemiecka pra.
SO nieprzejednana przeciw Po-
lakom wog6le. Process ten, W
kt6rym obok ORA kaszewskie.
60 podje}o sic obrony trzech
Niemcow, budzi nadzwyczajne
zainteresowanie, wybiera sic
dla sledzenia jego przebiegu
takze kilku posl6w polskich,
bye bowiem moze, IL zajdzie
potrzeba m6wienia o MIN tax
samo jak W swoim czasie o
procesie opalenickim W sejmie
pruskim parlamencie niemie.
ckim, ma taxi zas wypadek o
sobiste informacye beda miaay
daleko wieksze znaczenie, niz
zaczerpniete referat6w dzien.
nikarskich. O karty wstepu
zg}oslly sic juz redakcye wielu
dzienGikow berli6skich j pro-
wincyonalnych, zanosi sic tedy
ma szerokie traktowanie tel
nsensacyjnej" sprawy.
Bucgacg. - L Buczacza do.
noszq: Dnia l3 Wrzesnia cd.
kryl burmistrz Stern morder-
rtwo dokonaue jeszcze W roku
1884 ma rodzinie Tenenhausow
skiadajscej sic z Z osob, tudziez
Ma Marry Halbeeht, -dokonane
W rokn 1878. Morderstwo po.
pelni, Antoni Weroniak, kt6ry
pred 10 laty zmarl. Mateusz
Wisuiewski, drugi morderca,
zosta} }przyaresztowany, tudziez
iona jego i iona Weroniaka.
SledztH sadowe W toku.
Przesiuchanie policyjne okaza.
10, re ci sami zbrodniarze byli
tak2e uczestnikami morder-
stwa dokonanego ieszcze W +.
1876 ma rodzinie Mekler6w.
Cie$zyn. KS. pra}at Karol
FindiGski, generalny wika-
ryusz austr. czesci dyecezyi
wroc}avskiej i probosz Gle.
szynski zmari 20 krotkiej cbo.
robie W ubieg}y Czwartek. U.
rodzi1. sic dnia 5go Lutego
1888 we Frydku, liczyi wiec
dopiero 50 lata. Wyswiecony
ua kap}ana duia ego Lipca
1856 byl blisko IA lat wika.
rym W Cieszynie / rownocze-
snie jakis czas sekretarzem &c.
ner. wikaryatu. Przesz}o % lat
byf proboszczem we Frydku,
a cd logo Pazdzlernlka 1894
proboszczem W Cieszynie. Duia
1890 Kwietnia 1892 mianowa-
ny zosta} generalnym wikaryu.
szem. Jako proboszcz frydecki,
wielkie poloayl zas1ugi okoso
kosciola miasta. Wspomniec
nalezy o zupe}nem odnowieniu
kosciola parafialnego, o wybu.
dowauiu wspaniaiej wie2y.
Postawil dom dla ksieAy eme.
rytow, dom dla sierot it'd. Gle.
Xxi urzsd general. wikaryusza
podkops} przedwczeSnie jego
SHY i mimo kuracyi W Karl
sbadzie i Reicbenhallu powa.
lony zosta} ma loae smiertelne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-05
Madre dzieck0.

- Alea zono, gdzie siedzialas
przez tyle godzin.
= By}am W domu sisrot.
Ignas: - Prawda, tutusiu, ze ia i
Jadwisia pojdziemy "a mams do do.
mu sierot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-05
NoWiny Z PolSkl.

Warsgaa00. - Pismo 40
RIA" podaie wiadomosc jak lud
wiejski jeszcze wiars daje GU
sfom i czarownicom: w Jano.
vie lubelskim mieszka pswien
.jegomosc, kt6ry ME trudni sic
zadna robota, lecz tylko wade
sa sic po wsiach i ,zamawia"
choroby. Pewnego razu pre-
chodzii on przez wies Tokary,
odleg}a o 16 Worst cd Jano-
wa, wstapi} do pewnej gospo-
dyni poprosi} mleko. Go
spodyni zaczyna narzekac, re
ME ma mleka, ze krowy zle
doja. Chyba, re kto mleko
zabiera! Jegomosc 6w obejrza1
sic po mieszkaniu odpar}:
TAX, mleko zabiera czarowni.
ca". Oszust, W zamian "a 8 RS.
da} w}osciance lekcye nastepu'
jsca: " calego tygodnia zbie'
rajcie mleko, a W Niedziele W
samo naboze6stwo, zr6bcie 2
niego mas}o. Tylko musicie
rozebraG sic do naga PREY tel
czynnosci. Wtenczas przyjdzie
do was owa czarownica, kt6ra
krowie mleko odbiera, wy ia
zas dobrze obijecie, to wiecej
zabierac 60 ME bedzie." Obey
wziql 8 rs. / wyszed}, We wsi
wstqpi} do czwartego doAu,
zn6w poprosi} o mleko / znow
otrzyma} odpowiedz, re krowy
&Ie sia dojq. W6wczas oszust
powiedzial do w}oscianki: Jest
tn we wsi kobieta, kt6ra umie
mleko czarodziejstwem Zabie-
rae wiyS:;anom. Za| }afcie mi
3 rs. a ia wan powiem, kto to
taxi dam spos6b na MIA" O.
trzymawszy pienisdze, oszust
p,wiedzia}, 2eby w}oscianka W
NiedzieIe .poszla do owej pier.
wszej chaty, a tam zobaczy
raga kobiete, robIacq masfo.
Kob:eta owa jest czarow@ica.
W Niedzjels pierwsza kobieta
usuneHa wszy.tkich domu i
stosovnie do przepisu zaczeia
robit maslo, zbllzy}a sic do
okna druga kobieta ujrzaw-
szy robiacq masEo, 2awofaSa:
,,Ty czarownico,ty mego NILE
ka masio robis1!' Lecz W tejze
chwili wypadI; 2 ukrycia chic
pcy i straszuie ja oblli. W ten
spos6b oszust okpi} dwie ko.
biety i ma posmiewisko we wsi
narazi}, bo oszust innym opo.
wiedzia}, ze ia jest czarowuic2,
ktora W NIedziele W czasie ma.
boze6stwa stanie pod oknem
pierwszej chaty przez ME "a
gladac bedzie do izby.
Grudgiad2. - Wkr6tce roz.
trzasaua bsdzie pred lava
przysieg}ych W Grudz sdzu
sprawa, kt6ra W swoim czasie
nabra}a wielkiego rozg}osu i
sta1a sic woda ma mlyn haka-
tyst6w. Po Wyborach do par.
lamentu W Swiecu { (Prusach
zachodnich) jecha} pociagiem
nocnym W jednym j tym sa-
mym wagonie 2 kilkudziesie'
cioma robotnikami polskimi,
kt6rzy na wezwanie komitetu
pospieszyli z dalszych stron do
urny wyborczej, nauczyciel lu'
dowy Gruettner, jeden z maj
zarliwszych agitatcr6w "a kan.
dydatura, postawiona przez
Niemc6w. Nazajutrz rano zna.
leziono owego Gruettnera z
roztrzaskans gfowa Ma plancie
kolejowym. Wypadek ten
sprawl ogromne wrazenle, a
dzienniki niemieckie zawo}a}y
ch6rem, ze to robotnicy Pola-
cy, mszczac sic ma Gruettnerze
"a jego zacbowanie sic przy
wyborach, zamordowali 60 i
wyrzucili z wagonu. ObWo1ano
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-05
Bia}e Czapki.

DECATUR, Ind, A Pazdz. -
Gromada "Biaiych Czapek"
wywlokla ubieglej nocy kon.
stabla Jamesa Parrish iego
mieszkania wl6klszy 60 przez
kilka ulic, bila 60 batami z
drut6w plecionymi. Parrish
tax strasznie jest obity, re kaz'
del chwili oczekujs jego smier.
CT. Ukarano 60 "a to, ze.przed
nieiakim czasem obil do ME-
przytomnosci swojs Zone. Tax.
be iona Parrisha blisks jest
smierci. Zarzadzono sledztwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-05
Ola architekt6w.

SAN FRANo1soo, 4 Pazdz. =
Zawezwano architekt6w &c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25
AMONG MINING MEN.
Erection OF Gold Dust Mill 10 DO Com
moDCtd Immediately.
FAIR TRADING IN THE PIT TODAY.
Brickyard People Resolved on Mill
North mouniain Ccmpany's Affairs
miscellaneous Items.

AT late hour this afternoon the
dlrectors OF tue Gold Dust Mining and
Milling company will hold meetisg.
At it the company undoubtedly will
resolve definitely on the erection of q
mill and authorize the secretary there.
OF to advertise Tor bids.
The above Information was given the
News today by MIR. j. l.. Bambefger,
member OF the company's board.
Mr.. Bsmberger stated that mill had
been practically deeidst up3n, the
construction Of the same to commence
at once. "The Marion proposition, "
said he, twas not considered feasible,
therefore the company thought 1t best
to leave 1t alone and commence work
on its own mill right away. II the
Marion mill had been taken bold O!
the expense OF hauling our ore to the
mill, together with the rental OF
the same would have amounted
to about ope-fourth OF the en-
tire cost of new structure, there
fore We c,ncluied to build our own
castle, so to speak, 1t being thought
the cheaper plan In Tue long run. Tue
mine 10 in gratifying condition"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25
Fourth District Court.

The following business has been
transacted In the Fourth district cour ;
II. 3. hines has commenced suit
against FL. q. Blumenthal q Co. for
S535 damages which he claims to have
sustained by reason OF ueienusn,s fail.
ing to put in such heating apparatus
In his reaidence as they agreed To fur
nish. Il. E. C0sfman is Mr.. HINES
attorney.
Il. w. Dugglns VS. Wilson & Mi.
baur; demurrer to complaint ,afgusi
Z and submitted.
Alma E. Roylance has com MI nce d
suit for divorce against Grace L. Roy
lance on the grounds OF desertion,
whlc1 Is alleged 70 have taken plsc /.
on January 1, 1896. Plaintiff prays for
decree OF divorce and equal right
with defendant In REGARD to the care,
custody and control Of one miIor
child. The parties are from Spring.
vile and were married at Salt Lake
January Z, 1895. Last fall Mrs. R1y-
lahcs brought suit for divorce sgsinst
her husband, charging cruelty as a
ground. Judge Hatch, who heard the
case, withheld his decision TIL April
let this year. Al that time Nrs. Roy.
lance asked for decree, which Judge
Dusenberry did not feel Justified In
giving as he wps nos acquainted with
the facts In the case,anu The defendant
objected to decree being given to
plaintiff. Now he has commenced
proceedings, ne will be eeen from the
above. D. ID. Houiz 10 HE attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25
MINOR MENTION.

William Bingley has been appointed
by the board OF county commissioner,
fish and game warden ut q coinpensR-
ton OF $40 a IN NTH.
Deck Sergent Silas Smith was bnsily
engaged touay mailing copies OF last
years police department report to
chiefs In different parts OF the Union.
Charles Ellis, the well known lee
iurer, has returned to Salt Lske after
q protracted soiourp In Colorado. He
will remain here for some time.
The Y. l.. and Y. M. NJ. 1. associa-
tions OF the Second ward will hold .
joint session tonight at the meeting
house. Mary l.. Freeze, superinteu-
dent organization viii be present. The
following Program will be rendered:
Lecture--Succ ,saion OF theP residency,
George X. Reese, Jr; Local Briefs,
Emmi Iverson; Organ Solo, Minnie
Hardy; History OF Liberty Park,
GEO. 5sinsbaiy; Raeilation, Lulu
Powell; Pencil Points, ErnesIl $.
Penrose. Address by Supt. Mary Il.
Freeze. Nesting com me ncts ct 7:45
O'Clock. All are cordially invited 10
attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25

Ten cars " Horn Silver concsn.
rates arrived from Frisco today.
Or. Woodruff Of the Northern Light
went cut to Lion Hiil this morning.
Seven cars OF crude ore camo In
from the Horn Silver at Frisco yester.
day.
Hon. p. 4. Farnsworth has re.
turned from the AorD silver mine at
FRISCO.
w. @. b. Allen, the mining man,
has gone TO MeroGr and will be back
rhursday.
American Fork World: The Live
Yankee mine IS now sending out ore
IN style. Two cars have been shippeI
rom here this week.
A. l.. Morris OF the Beaver Like
company went out to Frisco today, bis
purpose being 10 put iofco OF men to
WORK on the company's properties.
Assays oil orc from the Beaver Lat e
Copper Mining company's properties
pnow values oil 20 per cent copper.
81 65 gold and IL ounces IN silver to
The ton.
Logan Nation: There are several
companies OF prospectors IRON Osu,n
and Salt Lake anu the east in the
mountains around La Plata, anu II lie
reported that there is great Interest
IN the clsims thereabout In OUTSIDE
mining circles, anu every foot OF lana
Will Doubtless be thoroughly prospect.
gu during the Ginning summer.
The Buckeye at Tintic is looking re.
matlaoly we'll thess dsys. Three sam.
yes OF ore taken from tue upraise OF
he 27O.ioot level recently showed the
following valuri: No. l, 80 per cent
lead, 1888 ounces silver anu $500 In
& Ia 10 the ton; No. 9, 45.5 yer cent
lesj, 70.3 ounces silver nau 5000 in
golc; No. 3, 25.5 per cent leaf, ISL
silver and $3.50 IN gold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25
FIXING VI THE MILL.
North fountain Company Getting
Ready For Active work.

North fountain Company Getting
Ready For Active work.
Meesrs. Johu Heinrich aud w, s..
Blown, directors In tho Mercur 90 20 i.
pany, arrived In Salt Lake this morn
Ing from Nebraska, en- route to San
Francisco, for which point they wiiI
depart NJ noon tomorrow.
These gentlemen go to the coasiI on
business connected with tho NJrth
Mountain Mining anu Milling com.
pany having properties ON Cherry
Creek in White Plae c0uniy, Egan
canyon, Nevada. The com psny in
question owns very valusble ground
IN that locality and II IL the intention
10 vigorously push thing there This
season. On the property there 10 an
old mill which has seen many years OF
service anu this mill Is being re-
modelled and put IN good working
order. Silver Brothers OF this city
have the machinery contfac, ami this
hrm states that the material Will he
ahipped irvm nere by next Saturday,
SO that In all probsuiliIy the North
Mountain company will nave its mill
running in guoI shape within the next
thirty days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25
A MILL ASSURED.
BrickyRrd People Resolved on Its
Erectiou-A Test Hum.

A concurrence Of opinion favoring
any proposition IL usually regarded ae
proof positive that the proposition IL q
sure 70. Taking this then tor basis,
II can be here asserted that the Brick
yard mining people have declared In
favor OF mill and that such u struc-
ture will be raised on the compApy's
property In the very near future.
-Four out OF the five directors OF the
Backyard company held meeting In
this city on Saturday evening. At 1t
the mill question wac discussed and
all favored the question upder consid-
Grafton. Before advertising for bids,
however, 1t was agreed to make test
OF the mines ores from different parts
OF the property, fifty tons OF It to be
run through tue Golden Gate experl-
mental plant. L, these tests prove
satisfactory, the erection o! the mill
Will ba commenced ut once. 1t has
bean decided 20 put up 3O0,ton struc.
tune, less capacity being almost use
less In the treatment OF low grade ores
such as the BTickyatd has in alum
dance. 5a'Un a.,
The mine at present is In splendid
shape, and 1t 10 only to test the SUCCESS
OF mill treatment tnat the experiment.
tai run mentioned viii be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25
Utah Lake,

Waiter Scott, one OF the Utah lake
ctmmheioDeis for Utah county, in.
formed the NEWS representative yes
Ierday, that the water In the lake is
now seven inches above compromise
point and still rising fact, hundreds Of
sores OF meadow and pasture land in
this county ore inundated, and MS the
prospects are that the water will con.
tihue to rice for another mouth there
Will De thousands OF pasture and agfl-
cultural lands greatly damaged. Las,
year. Mr.. Scott says, the highest point
WAS reached about month later than
the. The water was then only
two inches above compromise
point, asst, Judging from the pref
emit appearances. this year it will
70 fifteen inches above before the
water begins TO fall this season. There
ls considerable vonplaiat by the land
o@ners DISH co n y, las they claim
tnat little water Z. Il wibr down tue
ardan river, cons,doring the condi.
ton Of the lake, anu they bslieve the
Salt Lake county canal compani,s
(while they arc only mainioining
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25

The Supreme court listened to arRu-
meDts today Ia the case OF George Il
Wooiley, appellant, vs. the Msynes.
Wells company and John X irkman,
sssignee, respJDIents. Attorneys O.
w. Boyd, N. V. Jones' nnd o. A.
Wooliey appeared for the appellant
and Attorney Dauiel Harrington for
tue respondents.
The question involved in this case 10
whether or not the district court has
the right TO take q bond and release
property attacned under the lessor's
lien law OF 1894.
Arguments were mbds today before
Judge Cherry In the case OF Melvina
BeaucOsmp vs The Salt Lake ORA.
matte Association and taken under
advisement. Plaintiff suts for $500
damages on account OF being sref fused
admission to the Salt Lake Theater bs.
cause, 1t is alleged, OF plaintiff being
person OF Immoral character.
One of the iiaets admitted
by her attorneys-Powere, strsup End
Lippmsn was that che was. The con.
lention is on the ground whether de.
fendnnt can refuse admission to any
person to whom 1t sold ticket. De.
lendsnt claims that 1t did not sell the
ticket to plaintiff and that therefore 1t
h'd right TO deny admission.
The following named additional
jurors we're sworn In the criminHl
branch OF the Thru district court
today: James w. Cushing, ]. II.
Rivers, John DerD. r. b. Whittemore
Jeffrey Hodgson, Edward Drake, II.
ID. Miilet and Thos. ID. Page.
Judge Hlles held no court to-day on
account OF sickness.
JUDGMENT by consent for $500 was
enteIej by Judge Cherry tuday in the
case OF Lewis n. Smith vs. Robrrt
Lynn ct al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25
TAX ON MORTGAGES.
Supreme Court Decision In Case Of
Judge VS. Spencer.
JUDGE RlrcurE is SUSTAINED.
Power 10 Tax Rests Upon Necessity
aud Is Essential to ihs Exist
ence OF tho State.

The Supreme Court handed down
an opinion today In the case OF Mary
Judge. appellant, vs. John ID. Spencer,
collector OF Salt Lake county. respond.
ent, affirming the judgment OF the
court below. The opinion ia wriltfn
by Justice Bartch and concurred in
by Chief Justice Zane and Justice
Miner.
The question Involved In this case
was whether or not mortgages are
taxable, under the Constitution
as provided by the statute,
and the opinion OF the court,
as handed down today, holds in effect
that they are.
Mrs. Judge, ns owner OF promiss Try
notes aggregatlng some $s7, 1915. secured
by mortgages on realty Ia Salt Lake
county. paid, under protest, tax on
these mortgages, claiming at the same
time that the collection oil the same
was unauthorized by law. Suit was
accordingly bttught by Mis-. Judge to
recover the money thus paid 10
Collector Spencer, alleging in her
complaint the wrongful and un.
lawful assessment and the threat
OF deiendent to sell the property II the
taxes were not paid on or before a
given date. To prevent tbs sale,
plaintif says, she paid the taxsr,
amounting to sSS9.l4, and furthermore
she asked to have the tax declared
illegal and void and that sbe be given
judgment in the amount paid.
Defendant uemurrei to the com.
pialnt on the grOuBi that 1t did not
state facts .uflicient Tor cause OF
action. The court sustained the de-
mutrer and on the plaintiff elscting to
stand on ner complaint, the case was
dismissed when plaintiff appealed.
rne point raised by appellant that
the session laws OF 1892, under which
mortgages are made exempt from taxs-
ton, has not been repealed, the court
holds is not.weli taken, and says that
mortgages are embrace In the term
property, under the Constitution, and
that while certain clseses OF property
are exempt, no reference 10 made 10
mortRagee. After quoting from the
Constitution the cJuis says:
1t follows that the laws of 1892, ex-
empting mortgages from taxa lou, is in
conflict, not only with the Constitution,
but also with the act of 1896, and
that therefore by its provisions such
exemptions arc repealed by implication,
there being no express words of repeal.
While it is true. ms is insisted by counsel
tor appellant, lhai repeats by implica-
lion are not favored, still the intention
OF the lawmaker must prevail, and
where, as in this lease, the former law is
repugnant to the spirit and intention, APP
parent from tho latter law, the former is
repealed 10 the extent of such repug-
nancy, even though there are no express
words of appeal In the later law.
The court then says that u mortgage
Is security for debt, which 10
a species OF property Intangible but
distinct property capable OF owersnip
and may be regarded as Situated at the
dOmicile OF the creditor or owner, and
II the owners residence Ia Within the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25

can be done In the way Of development.
Should the gentlemen report favofs-
bly,, there IL a probability Of WORK b.
Ing done coon and machinery being
placed on the ground. There is plenty
OF crude petroleum on the surface of
the springs, ana the gentlemen who
are Interesting themselves In the mat.
ter have hopes Ct obtaining, at a depth
Of about 200 or 800 feet, good article
Tor lighting purpYsFs. Should their
operations prove socces,ful. this Will
form another industry Tor Utah, aud
will be great benefit to Emery coun-
ty and ea-tern Utah. Tnere 10 said to
be great quantities Of psrafn wax In
tie same locality ,-Eastern Utah Ad-
vocate. f
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25
PROVO.
Brigham Young Academy.

Yesterday the Brigham Young
Academy c0mmeocemrn exercises
began. In the forenoon the cl.sses
advanced. the class OF '9S taking the
place OF the graduating class OF '97,
etc. Speeches we're made by Pfesi-
dent Cluf, Professor Keeier and
other members OF the faculty and
number OF the class presi-
dents. In the evening the music
department under the direction OF
Professor A. O. Lund gave a very
pleasiDg exhibition Q: their tsien;s
and improvements. This forenoon
the Primary department exercises
were conducted in the Central build
log, and this afternoon the Literary
society gave entertaining exercises Ia
the y caJemy. This evening the grad.
natir 6 class exercises will be g.-sn in
the Opera house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25

Go to your doctor for
advice; he is the best man
to tell you what medicine
you need. Go to your drug
gist for your medicines; he
knows more about drugs
than a dry goods man.
Stick to your doctor and
to your druggist if you are
a sick man, buf d0n't 60 TO yow-
druggist far adpice. IF your
doctor tells you to get SCOTS
Emulsion it is because he
knows it to be the remedy
in all conditions of wasting,
the one reliable, permanent
preparation,
Ger 7Obaf yOu ask far.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-25

twenty-five inches of plank In the
new dam Mt the mouth OF the Jordan
as they are permitted to do under the
decree OF the courD have placed OBJ
struotians in the old dam, which lie
bcIpw the new dam, ana thus pbstruct
the fiow OF the water from the lake 10
y greater extent than they are entitled
TO. In addition to the injury
sustained by the people here on
account Of damage to ,the Ia 4
surrounding the lake, fears are enter.
tanned that wnen the water tecsdes
sickness will be caused by the niiasmt-
laJeu air which Ia b unu to result ffUm
the evaporation OF the water. y