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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

''hA VI hNltNAht Nllllln CtWGr
Sc TIos l. be it ordained by the City
Council OF salt Lake City, state Of Utah, that
said City Council doth hereb; levy the tax and
proVldeto Tor the assessment of the property
upon the blocks, lots and parcels Of land mere.
matter described AUDITING on tho south side
OF second south street from Second 10 Fourth
East streets, within sewer District Number
one of >alt Lake City.
This tax is levied to defray the expense OF
constructing sewer on the south side OF
second south street between second and
fourth tast streets, opposite tho hereinafter
described lots, blockt and parcels OF land 10 he
especially Affected and benefited by said i'm.
provement and 4 IA hereby adjudged, deter.
mined ana established that the same will be
especially benefited by said Improvement and
SAID blocks, lots and parcels Of land are hereby
accordance with the linear foot frontage
upon t1at portion of the south side Of
second south street 10 be improved fronting
on SAID street and of depth OF twenty 1--WE
rect back from said reCOnd south street he.
tween Second and Fourth East streets; and
the tax hereby levied ana to bo assessed on
thd bIockh, lots and parcels OF land IL One
thousand Seven llundr d and sixteen Dollars
lslIlb Oh or one and so loo dollars rs IN per
linear or ron foot anutting upon said portion
OF second south street 10 be effected I'D ben.
entted by said Improvement and the City
treasurer ID hereby uthori1ed TO assess in
accordance with the provisions OF ,hts ordin
ance andtor the purpose herein mentioned All
o. lots rive t5l and slx (6l, Block fifly.fye
sool, fihu "A, an Of lots Five (O. Fix 90,
NuN i.tAhA A7is bIbtk OTlyHnlne lsNl.
flAtt g. salt Lake City survey.
rms levy OF taN upon SAID blocks lots and
parcels OF land 10 made upon the same as
they appear and are shown upon the onicIal
map or plat OF snid city and Of depth OF Tween
y-hVe t2bl feet back from said blocks, lots and
parcels of land admitting on that portion OF
second south street hereinheforo described
section II. This ordinance shail be in force
from and after Its approval
Passed by the CITY Council OF salt Lake
CITY. state of Utah. July GIth, 1877. title an.
proved and referred to the Mayor for his al.
proyaL
SEAL DAVID :. ENTRY,
Approved this the slth day Of july, A. u.
JAMES GLENDiNNISG
Mayor
City and ounty OF sblt Lake. 10
/, David :. Emery, recorder In and for Salt |
Lake Uity state OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing IA a full true
and correct copy OF an ordinance ontiuei IAN
ordinance levying the tax and for the assess. |
ment OF The property on the south side of |
second South street, between second and |
Fourth East streets, within sewer district No
l." passed by the city Counri OF said CIV.
Ju -. 1881, and approved by the Mayor july |
30, 1857, as appears OF record In my onlce
In witness whereof. have hereunt to set my |
hand and affixed the corporate seal OF SAID |
city tins son day OF July. a. u 1897. |
DEAL DAVID EMERY, |
AS City Recon- der.
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NOTICE.

NJ oTIUE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the tax nsEessed against ne property on
the south SIDE OF second south street be
tween second and Fourth East streets. in
salt Lake CITY. Utah, tor the purpose OF de-
fraying the expense OF constructing sewer
along sAid portion Of aid street VIII become
delinquent eptember ~. 1881, IN accordance
with the provisions Of the ordinsnoes OF said
city. j. T., MAY,
Aug g. 1871 CITY 'Ireasurer
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sTOokHoL0IRs, MEE1in ~

NOTICE rs HEREBY GlyEx =,
meeting OF the stoekhoids. IHaf
.OsepR Agricultural aud st5rt Tnh q d,
PC 20 neg az the compnny's onco, NJ !lA,I vi
ii 5'ciocs a. 90 n .af for W. ,s DAY Of August "
a board OF directors to serve iSs IS, 81 etsiu
WV ''"'S' JosLili II. DEAyNl
SEQ arsTl
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psLlkoue NOTICE.

Star Gold and silver Mining Company.
Principal place OF business. salt Lake City.
Utah
NOTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following uetcribsd stock. OF
said star sold and siyer company oD
account OF assessment No. /. levied on the
Ord day OF June, 1877, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective share.
hoiGera fatiauas
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to the order Of NJ. ID. Harter coming
back to New York from little country
bank in Missouri Washington Star
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7TTFTVgT EsTNTE OF I-acy 3, TOttIe,
deceased.
pUHsUAST TO AN ORDER OF SAID
J. court, in said matter, notice 10 hercby
gwen that Saturday. the lth day OF
August, A. ID. 1891. At 10 O'Clock n. IN
at tho County Court House Ia sat Lake City,
uiAh, Ia the court room OF said court has been
appointed the time and place for the hearing
OF petition Of Harry 4. Cuttle, prsyiDRfor the
aumi-sion To probate d certain document
herewith presented. purpor,ing 10 be the last
WIZ AMI Testament OF Lucy r. ottle. deceased,
when anu where all persons Interested may gp.
pear ana oppose tho probate o! said Will, or tile
grsntingoi letters testsmcntnry TO Harry f.
Cottle AS prayed for in said petition
In witness whereof, l have horounto set my
hand ami affiNed the seal of said court, this Srd
day OF August. ls0T.
SEAL DAVID q DUNBAR
Clerk.
BY GEO. y. BLAIR. Deputy ClerH.
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Lincoln Mining Company. Location o. N,
cipal place OF business, SAT- LAA0 W
L lah.
NoTICE-THERE ARE nELlNVtt
~ upon the 70, owing described ~
account of assessment levied on lne ~ -,
OF June. 1871, the several amounts set oppVl
the name OF the respective shareho'uu"
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The New Guinea Mining and Milling Com.
pAny. principal place OF business SaltIAke
City. state OF Utah. Location Of mines
West Unite, Utah
NOTICE. THERE ARE DEL NQUENT
IN upon the following described shares of
stock OF said corporation, on account OF as
sessment OF one cent ~ per snare levied on
the capital sock Of the company, June u.s.
1870 the several amounts set opposite the
names Of The respective shareholders as fol.
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An ordnance levying a tax on the assessed
value of the taxable property within
the corporate limits OF sat Lake City
County OF salt Lake. State of Utah, for
the year 1884,
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Mary J Chapman plantil. We joseph Pin.
Wan' Mary Il Flanagan and MLrgltG
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An Ordinance levylng the tax and for the as.
sessmeni of the property on the south side
OF Second South street, between second
and Fourth Last streets, within sewer
District No l.
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Throw Away Your COTkSCreW

And use on y the salt Lake City Brewing Co "A
"iremium Pale Lager Beer Each bottle 10
provided with neat porcelain stopper which Is
ensily manipulated, and enables you to use
part of bottle of beer, replace tho stopper
and keep the remainder irosh and nice for an
indt hnltt length of time,
IeIcphono TO No. II for a trial order.
Sail Lake City prtTiDs Co.,
JACOB NORTH. GenI Manager
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And In accordance with the " \ ~ ia i7ih Of
OF the board OF Directors mad9 Oh w w pafoe
OF June 1871 so many shares u S a1i BE- ia d
such stock as mSy be necesatafy N W. 81 C0asv
the once of tho ectolsr TX, nu fhrndr
the ls,h day Of Ausustissa, s:5 Sl'I ,6srs,s
to pay the delinquent alsess, md eIpenii
together with cost Of Adyerussin TFl.T.
OF sale. ,.,, Niin,nn CompAtf'
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CHESTER.

But the valley really lies in "Y"form
aud It becomes necessary to ex m ne
the settlement on the western side
Just where the two sides join, lis Ches-
tea collection Of homesteads widely
scattered and reminding oue OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

and IN accordance with the law and ordor
OF the board Of Directors made on the l5th
day Of June, 1891, as many shares of each
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary viii
O'Clock OF tuat day, at the office OF said cor
pOraton rear stuGebaker Bros Mig 90
tate street IN the city and county OF sail
Lake, state OF Utah. to pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon. together with the cost of
advertising and expenses OF the safe
j. X. Hay,
July Is, 1897.
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inc tar Gold anu tUyrr Al.
WIN briacipal place of ING Cora.
uiSEsress buildms. SAT- ~ g,1ssIa,,i \ Y 7.
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TOWNS OF SANPETE VALLEY.
Passing Glance Fiourishing TownsThrtft industry
and Economy Citizens

typical farming districts in the caster
states.
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AS FalTVlew lies at the head OF the
valley, where il can look down upon its
neghboriug towns, il is worthy o its
name. 1t Il surrounded with beauuml
fields and meadows and possesses one Of
the finest roller mil, IN the country. Its
settlers are foremost In educational mas
tcrs, no fewer than tnirty young men and
women having attended the Brigham
Young Academy at Provo from TINS
town alone ST wear Milbun a sma
town just rorh oil this, has been men
II nsd already as lying at the head
Of the valley. Besides isrming ami
stock railing its inhabitants engage IN
the lumber business.
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witcAEcraft In she Nineteenth centur,

Witchcraft In she Nineteenth Century.
Most people believe that witch
craft among civilized people ended
when tho Salem witch mania" ran
its course and died ont in the year
1892. It. did, as far as America is
concerned, except among savages,
but in other countries the belief in
the superstition did not die until a
much later date, even if it can be
truly said to be dead now. In France
an old beggar was tortured to death
as late as 1902 on the charge Of be-
ing one who ''communed with evil
spirits,'' aud in Spain witch was
burned in 1903. In 1850 in France q
man and his wife tortured suspect
ed witch Ito death, and nothing at
all was done with them by the Grim
i,aal co:...ts c.; account of uilu iinger-
ing belief in sorcery. Four years
later witch was drowned in Eng
land, and in 1850 one was burned in
Mexico. >, In 1924, 1879, 1880 and
again in 1880 witches were publicly
burned in Russia, and even as late
as 1890 regular judicial trials of
witches were had in Prussia, Poland
and Austria Hungary. st. Lolsis
Republic.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-13
whore q Rainbows Touches ahe Earth.

!. Where Rainbow Touches lhs; Earth.
In s'very county in the world
rainbow folklore declares that some
object Of value may be found where
the ends Of the beautiful arch touch
the earth. In Suabia the ends are
said to rest on bowls Of gold; in
Hungary, that cups of silver.wi1l be
found at the spot where they come
in contact with tho earth. In Swift
,2erland 1T is said that a shoe cast
over the rainbow will como to the
ground ON the other side filled to
overflowing with gold. In Bosnia it
isssaiQ that if iron or other base
metal happen to be at The spot
where the bow touches the ground,
it will be instantly transformed to
pure gold. In many parts Of Ger
many Poland, Russia. Belgium and
Holland it is said tobo golden key
that may be found at,,'sthe end of
he bow. In Portugal and Spain
they speak OF the ..silger ben" hap
:iSs. ssss Isyinere the bow rests
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diggin and have been diggin in that
hole, eve, since. 1t seemed to me
that in the places where the water
struck ii il grew ,richer. I run in
three tunnels at the bottom, but
found the gold was not yet ripe, SO
just closed up the tunnels and let
them rest for q few years
Blame me if Idon't think Hank
Stebbins does the same thing" said
Jack Flice. Hank lives ZIP in Soap
gulch and has claim he calls the
Belcher. He discovered it 30 years
ago, when Wash Stapleton was max
ing bullets in his lead mine to Kill
Indians with It is in q funny for
nation for that part of the country.
It is in reef of sand lying between
the lime formation that borders on
the Melroso valley and the stratifcd
gneiss formation thatru from that
point to the base of Red mountain.
Thirty years ago Hank discovered
that there were globules of silver in
the sand and located, but there was
not enough mineral to pay, and he
abandoned It. Ten years ago he
went back to the old mine and began
turning over the sand. He began to
find chunks of gold instead of sill
yer. He has good thing of it now.
He mines it like the Mexicans used
to, mine it years ago. He cuts stairs
in the sand and takes the sand up
in d candle box and sorts it over.
Now oil he. has got to do when he
wants to, make stake is to go down
to the sand pile and wiggle crow
bar around for few minutes when
up comes piece Of shining gold.
Several capitalists have attempted
to get mold of the mine, and one Of
Heinze's agents made him a good
offer for it, but Hank won't sell, for
ne is sure he has a fortune if tho
gold keeps on growing. "-Buttcr In
ter Mountain.
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no sense ia
trying to
dodge any sort
Of trouble around n
tree, The only way
IS to come squarcly
out and face the diff
ficulty and fight If.
If you are sick or
half sick, the best
course Is not to neg
lcct or ignore. ii, or
pre- nd that it
doesn't exist, but to
Snd The proper rei1-
edy and use it..
A bilious, dyspep-'
tic condition of The
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poEs GOLD GRoW9
Some Veteran Minors Who Pretend 60
Believe Thn. 1t Does, :. :.

Some Veteran Miners WHO Pretend 60
Believe That It Does,
They were all weather beaten trail
blazers who had led the march Of
civilization into the mountains. and
their conversatio ion wandered from
tbs departed glories Of other days
to the latest discoveries IA science.
John Helchan had just finished
reading from d mining journal about
Professor Elnnlo ons' discovery: of the
method of ttri.ns1 s1nuting silver into
gold. - s Il - lisii;;ss is5 s9l
S,I think Eminons is q alaunbus, ,
said old Judge aIiongly u California a
argonhut The! old ii chemists, you
know tried thu 4 but they might as
we'll have trisll To make an arnla3
seed N atulS holds the germ, and all
lIe scientists who initate her can,
dois to quick en- its growth. = .s.;
va heard tell of gold growinl, e. I, 8; =
remarked will Rob bhins.
$50 have z, said the judge, & but
yon have never seen it grow, have
yoiia don'tt + believe all the yarns
thesee exrerts spin anyhow. ~ M S.
Boys, spoke up John sTreanor.
perhaps i have got Aolna Queer old,
1aoSiohs slowed away under this Dig
ginShat of niTe bnt FOR so years. 7
man and boy, 'se been a prospect,
oraand I've been doin some think
in md you now that 4 be-
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An Altered Case.

Father Upon my word, I ar1 sim.
ply ashamed of you. How dare you
go fighting with your little friend,
Ered2
Son /. was his own fault. he
said my father was ba1dheaded.
ather Johnnie, j. think under
tha circumstances I must forgive
you. Go and tell Jane to give you q
large piece Of cake and an orange
Answers.
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FORTUNE TELLING.


Gull fhr Public.
a prominent ciairvoyant in a
burst of confitloucc @;;vc to reEort-
er many pci,:t, coi.rrrr;n. clairvoy-
ance as she rr:ciiccd it that may
prove interesting 20 The public.
1T is the easiest thing in the
world to fool a woman" She said.
Women do not reason. They are
much moro suspicious than men,
but when once their confidence has
been gained you can make them be-
lieye the moon is made of green
cheese.
1.-THE whole problem is in gaining
the visitors confidence If can
make her believe in me, she is gone
Usually It is not a very difficult job
to do that. Probably one-half of
the women who call to consult me
are actuated by no other motive
than idle curiosity. Such women
never come back the second time
so know that I can get only one
fee from them anyway. / exact
payment payment III advance, and after that
it doesn't make very much differ
ence to me what 1 tell them.
"But occasionally woman comes
in who has money and means bust
ness. IF I please her, she will come
again and again, making my pock-
etbook heavier each time. That is
the woman I am after, of course,
and my first work is to impress her
with my honesty. 7 DO not know
her name, her residence Or her his
tory. If did, it would be clear sail
ing right from the start.
IT ask for the usual fee and 60
into a trance. Very shortly awake
with a start. I am very sorry,' 1
remark, but the electrical and mag
netic conditions today are very bad.
The atmosphere seems to be sur
charged with electricity, ard it
greatly interferes with aly work.
However, I will try again in few
minutes. After a short interval
OF conversation r. again 60, into
trance. This also proves ineffective,
and hand the callers money back,
saying that I am very sorry that
she came at such an inopportune
time and assuring her that Che con-
ditions do not interfere with my sit
tings oftener than once or twice a
year. Will she call again tomorrow
She usually is Impressed by my
sincerity and promises to come back.
When she leaves, a negro serv-
ant, whom ! have warned by an
electric buzze.; follows her wher-
ever she may go. When he returns,
he has the woman s residence mum
Der. From this it is an easy matter
to identify her, and few inquiries
in the neighborhood-at the nearest
grocery, perhaps-ars sufficient to
give me all the information need.
Very often as soon as find out who
my visitor is I know something
about her which will give me ciew
to what she wants to know.
i when she calls again, go into
a trance, and this time the 'condi-
tions' are all right. 1 surprise her
inexpressibly by describing the ap-
pearance Of her own residence, Civ
ing the street and number and final
ly spell out her own name. Nine.
TIMES out of ten this is all that is
required. The caller. .is convinced
that ] have learned her name and
residence, by occult power, and
therefore is ready to believe any
thing else may tell her. 1t is easy
when you know how. Chicago
Times Herald.
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nm. S--t-'t 80
. ns scoia spots' meaning there
.pN t.e !. suEsIsce a pcu!sacy y sus-
cSpt1Die. 70 coia, are principally the
nape o1 cnsSneck anu 1a tne lower part
u u .,lt, .the DacA5oI the mead, the 'front.' OF
me ABDOMEN sa and the shins. The
acute alsooMforf and: the sense of
mpenglhg. sdlsaester Which result
Irom = tne sIeady y 3 play OF q current Of
coiu az, az 1poTn ~ ynes sl neck from behind
aEe Vel M ssaoWn; sSl s'N q Inc necessity OF
AeeLting Iaae gsslges anupmen warmly clad
8 = also 3. gen alitySrecognlzed, though
perhaps I?f as generally carried
,hto pracH5ece, c'He g G3s.51ousiy enough,
1eW People are conscious Y! OF the dam
3 ger they runspy s: exposing the usual
" lnadequate,y nae y inof scted shlnsy to
.;'lllse currents sl'l %! }coia air: This Is the
us''al Ney II :yiish colds ,!re caught
3 on ON omninusss. When lg driving, one
Iakes e care 'a TO cover the legs with a
/ rug OF Waterproot'' but Oh the more
faemocratlc 81 Conveyance rugs are nos
foIeen Ss'atts I avaliagble, val and the reckless
q $iDdSSGnGGr iDV.Qn6 t1U 0yVHlyatr > t3r, fIa
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system not only makes life miserable, but
1t Is sure to lead to something worse, unicss
promptly taken in hand and corrected. It
Is foolish to attempt to dodge such troubles
by any mere Temporary expedient The
only sensible wav is to get nd of them for
good and all BY 4 thoroughly rational, scien.
ti6c medicine like DR.. Pferce's Golden Med
ical Discovery.
tions by its direct aciio,, upon the liver and
digestive organs; 1t gives them power to
make fresh, hcelthy blood free from bilious
impurities; It drives all disease germs out
of the circulation; it creates solid, muscular
flesh and constitutional power. >
= Lung and throat affections, which are
often. simply the result of impaired nutri-
tion, are reached aud cured by this wonder
fnl /. Discovcfyu = In eases where cod liver
oil ernulsions are useless. BECAUSE the" Dis
stomaclis. 1t Is far superior to malt cx-
tracts, because its beneficial effects, are
permanent S.tS =
patieuis," writes Mrs. Annie N. Norman. Of
Eqnlnunk Wnsilc Co.; Pa. 81 have taken
'fsoidci, Medical Discovery, also Favoritc Pre-
,ectiption and Pellets with wonderful rcsuits.
dead brought to ffe. The dcciors said had
consumption AMI death was only matter of
s time. That was six years ago. concluded TO
rIy yor ;,sdieans sontinnsd until hadaken
of pe:1cts.' got we'll and have done n great
deal Of hard work sifice'' sgls ~
When the liver. aud bowels don't work,
the body and brain WON'T. DR.. Pierce's
n'-r-ant Pellsta are ss,rc. safe, speedy
permanent cure for constipation, and
. q torpid liver. One I" PcIlet y is a. gentle
I slaxNtiveS and tvs e r1ild ce.s artic. 81
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Perhaps there are {: w..o Il. i.-i:r" and face,
Than Nelly arc fur irnr' inai;ciae.
Whose measure of g.ntlcncss. ...,, ,g.,ess an,.
grace
Seem 70 fen % wu-.i more .:.ric,..ue.
Itmay he there grnw' i, ~ g.-,!,a q i.dart, ,
Sri;.o trucr 10 loves ~ tr,rs,n'a,.,
Sore Ep,;tlcss,.a eiitvi VIA n.ai::.rs and az,
ThaE hcily's FAR iiorj at rll...:.!s
You'll nnd maid"n- 4u.~nle-. daiatirr.
Crownro
With vhnFI;:s moro dcs.rvic. muns praises.
You'll ilnl them moro sI!-iguty, more taste
fully gwncd.
More fertile OF eloquent Phrases.
But not Ia the roalm cf h"r s.x. L Geclare,
No matter what haven siiu blpss.s,
Can woman be found whvso good sense will
compare
With tho kind that my Nelly possesses.
Do you ask for tho proo.sY Docs my statomen.
oppress
Your functions o: mental tliS,4tion?
She's tho orc girl i'll town who'd the aenso 70
say eyes"
In response to my popping thc.qucstion.
Boston Courier.
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on The coast of Italy. where whole
limestone beaches uro honeycombed
with their holes. 1t is still disput-
Ell POINT among naturalists Us to
how This BORING is effected. Some
think that the mollusk secretes
some acid which softens the li,ne-
stone, but others think that the
holes are bored by the simple me.
clianieal process OF grinding. The
preronderance Of opinion appears to
lio with tie latter view ut present,
yet it IS said that no one has yct
lccn allie to c;.slh ,bc Pholas nj,
Wcll,.s