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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03
OF IMPORTANCE TO THE WEST
Decision by Secretary Francis in a
Colorado Mining Case.
R.!e " gnrding the Publication Of
Notices by Claimants, TO Take
Eject In June.

WASHINGTON, March "a question
OF great Importance throughout the
West, involving the publication OF
notices. by inning claimants was set
tied In the deciRion Of Secretary Fran
cls in the case OF IL. w. Gowdy ct al
versus the Kismet Gold Mining
company, Ginning up from the Pueblo,
Colo, land district These regulations
h heretofore have been generally disre.
garded. To prevent confusion anu
mssinterpretation and to enforce the
law the following rule ia substituted for
rule 20 of the official regulations:
The claimant ia requlrei TO post a
copy OF the plat Of aach survey ia
conspicuous place upon the claim,
together with not ice OF his intention
to apply for patent thereof; whether or
not he will give the date OF posting,
name OF claimant, name OF clam
mining district and county; whether
or not the location Ia OF record, and II
80, whether the record may be found,
giving the book and page thereof, the
lumber OF feet claimed along the vein
ana the presumed direction there
from, number OF feet claimed on the
lode in each direction from the point
OF discovery or other we'll defined place
on the plain; names of all adjoining
ami conflicting claims, or, II none
exist. tee nolicb shouid so stats.
This will take effect June l next,
anu publications thereafter must con.
form to IL.
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The Two Presidents.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The ma.
tionai capita! today shelters the out.
going and inooming Presidents and
Vice Presidents, and preparations for
the grand ceremony marking the
change OF administration 70 on with
ievefish haste ana bustle.
MAJ. Mckinley and Mr.. Hobart
were welcomed TO their futare home
by one OF those glorious bright days
which Washington takes pride In
when in the mood. The entry OF the
two was made with little ceremony
anu comparatively slight public
demonstration.
Oi the prospective new cabinet there
are in the city Messrs. Sherman, Gage,
Alger, Gary and Wilson, beside Judge
Mcksnna, who Ia expected tonight or
tomorrow, and possible cabinet
officer IN j. J. McCook OF New York,
VINO arrived during the day.
" governors OF staies there are al.
ready here Cows. Black OF New Y irk,
Tanner OF Illinois, Grout Of Vernon
L0wIdes OF Maryland, Scotield OF
Wisconsin, Hastings OF Pen nsylvania,
Griggs OF New jersey anu Bushnell o
Ohio.
A rough total OF the number OF the
regular aud militia soldiers and sailors
who Will be In lice shows an agRre.
gate OF IL 200 to 1900. The escort OF
President Mckinley will number
about 5000. The civic organisations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03

New YORK, March 3.-The Herald's
correspondent In Montevideo tels.
graphs that the country IL again
disturbed by news OF the seriOusn ess
OF tho revolutionary movement on the
Brazilian boundary. While the gov
eminent effects belief that the up.
rieing is not serious, 1t ia reported that
5000 men are advancing upon Ceriago.
The forces OF the republic have been
defeated at one encounter with Solo
chico. The MOBILIZATION OF the national
guard OF Arge tina continues aud
many battalions have already gone
Into camp.
The Hernld's correspondent In Rio
Janeiro tele graphs hat body OF the
inRurgent fanatics while reconnoiter.
ing at Canados had an engagement
with the federal troops. Captain Pin.
hero Of the Brazilian force was killed.
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the Capitol the SUI broke through the
clouds and the remain 4er OF tbs day
was clear.
Geneaal Grant had bad luck In the
choice OF his day, Tor 1t was gloomy
aud rainy. II was even more IN.
favorable when lie was inauyufete
Tor the second time. 1t Is sail to have
been the olldest day on which an
inauguration ever has takeu place.
rhe participants In the ceremonies
suffered greatly, snd there were many
itozen hngers and rost.bitten ears In
ovidyncr. The thermometer fell to 4
above zsro, and fierce wind intensi-
he1 the irlgid temperature.
For the third time Inauguration day
fell on Sunday when Hayes became
PTeHljout, and the ceremonies on the
following day took place with uufavor-
able weather. A light rain fell during
the morning, but late In the forenoon
II stopped u was clear the rest Of tn &.
day. ltBnowed on the night OF March
3, 1857, anu also on the morning OF
Matca 4, but lat5 In the forenoon II
cleared, anu Garheid's inauguration
was brilliant one. The earth was
snow.c!ad aud the early Winds were
aharp and cutting, though late in the
forenoon II cleared anu the air was
mild.
ClevelaDd's frat Inauguration
weather was most auspicious, and
not for long time hal there baen
weather go balmy and spring-like.
The eun ahone ana Just suspicion OF
irestiness which prevailed in the early
morning vanished by noon.
One OF the Btormiett March days
Washington has ever experienced
greeted Harrison whsn he entered into
tho Office, and the sidewalks OF Penn.
sylvania avenue were largely picture
Of spread umbrellas ami mackIntoshes.
Rain fell In torrents all day, and flags
and bunting hung limp from tho pelI-
Ing storm. Despite THIS, an immense
crowd watched him take the oath on
the east p0r,ico.
At the last Inauguration, when
Grover Cleveland ss=umei tufiice for
the second time, 1t was cold, drlz.
cling Jay. Rain had fallen pretty
Steauily throughout tho night and
with the morning tur0ed into snow.
The wind was slrong and clustering,
ana coming from all points Of the COM
pass at one and tue same time, made
lie out OF doors most heartily urcom-
Portable and disagreeable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03

WASHINGTON Marcn g. The
Senate worker away on the conference
reports on the appropriation bills to-
dap, and ADJUSTED many items In dis.
pute between tho houses and sent
others back for further conference. The
bill amending the shipping laws was
passed after adding the provision that
It shall not change the law iofbidding
hogging 10 the merchant marine.
Senator Frye said the bal as drawn
was in the sailors' interest and did not
restore f1ogging, but to please certain
"wise men" the provision had been
orderei.
Gordon OF Georgia had inserted in
the record an account OF the extreme
simplicity OF Washington ard
Adams' Inauguration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03
Railway Notes.

Freight Agent Hahn OF tho Rio
Grande Western, is attending u meet.
Ing OF freight agents In Denver.
Rev. IL. o. Smith and Rev. Z. p.
Morgan, who have been visiting
friends in this city, will leave for tn.
East this evening over the Rio GrRnue
Western.
General Passenger agent +. A.
Wadleigh OF the Rio Grsude Western i,
LETT for Chicago last evening 10 attenG
meeting OF western passenger agents
TO convene there on March 9Th.
A Cumberland Gap dispatch to the
Missouri Pacific quotes reduced rates
OF S2.9l per hundred on first class
freight from the Atlantic seaboard to
Utah common points, effective March
An, ami expires March l6th. This
means u 4S cent Per hundred reduction
on hrst class rRtes on water route
present prices.
Col. ID. q. Dodge, vice president and
general manager OF the Rio Grande
Western railway, Is in the city look
ing after the Interests OF the road.
There 10 no question in the minds Of
the officials Of the Western that tue
proposed extension OF the road to
Heber City will be built, but whether
It Will bs from Provo or from some
other point they do not care to say at
present.
The selection OF rooms or building
for the location OF the Short Line
headquarters in this city 10 expected
now any day. 1t hRa been rumored
that the COmDen Wnulu Hract "a b,,tIt
ing ON the foundation walls just south
OF the Dolly block, but the officers
here have transmitted several proposl-
lions to tho directors, to which they
ars expecting q reply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03

Boston. March 3.-A special from
Washington says:
Major Mckinley teIegraphed this
morning Governor Lung:
"Your appointment stands, secre-
tsry Of the navy"
Longs friends have wired him to
come to Washington ut o nce. All the
members OF the cabinet arc ON the
ground.
Cornelius n. Biiss has accepted the
secTetaryshlp OF the Interior with the
that the appointment
Is not To stand II any other arrange.
ments can be made today; that ne shall
hold 1t no longer than six months, ami
for less tilne II the President ahsll
flnl substitute,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03
ANTI.SHEEP BILL.
The Subject Of a Long and LiYeIy
Debate In tho House.
NO MORE CHRISTMAS TREES.
Discussion of the RpiIrond Bill--Tbe
Industrial Home In the
Senate.

The bill introduced by Bsnuion,
which passed the House this afternoon,
for the protection of timber, is
especially designed to put "a stop to the
destruction OF valuable trees IN order to
provide Christmas tress. It forbids
the cutting OF timber iess than eight
inches In diameter, except for saving
or building, land will tend to pre-
serve the forests OF the State, II en-.
forced.
saThe debate on II. B. 81, by Ray,
which is ostensibly designed to pro-
serve the purity OF the waters of the
State. but is regarded by sheep mon rs
b blow at thoir tusiness, was the cub.
ject OF long and lively debate In the
House this morning. 1t wss plain to
be eeen from the remarks OF msmbers
that the feeling against the sheep
business ia becoming more and more
Intense among the people In several
counties OF tho State, year by year.
The bill prohibits the quarteripg Of
sheep within fifteen miles OF stream
where the refuse from them can
"dlrectly or indirectly" find Its way
into the water. Some OF the arguments
used In support Of this stringent
and far reaching provision, were
OF sensational character. Parry
declared that many people In
his district had died through drinking
water DefouIej by sheep, and
that many more would die ~
remedy were not provided by the Leg
ielaiure. "A number Of members, none
too friendly to the sheep men, thought
their opponents were asking too much,
and could not support the bill. At
length further confederation OF the
bill was postponed that 1t might come
up with bill on the same su beet
passed by the Senate. There promises
to De u lively contest over the sheep
question before the assembly shall dis.
pose OF 1t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03
The Noto ~ ,no Porte.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, March 3.-The
collective note sig ned by the am bassa-
dora Ut six powers, which was present.
cd to the Turkish government
yesterday declares that the powers are
DESTROYS OF putting stop to the de-
plorable condition OF affairs on Crete
due to the delay in the execution OF
reforms. They declare that com plete
autonomy should be conferred upon
Crete under the tuzerainty OF the
sultan and concludes that Greece had
been called to Withdraw her military
aud naval forces from Crete.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03

DANvnLE. Iils., March 8.-Tho
introduction and passage n tho bill
legalizing prizs fighting In Nevada has
enabled Detective George Garrard Of
thie city to locate q brother whom he
had not heard Of since he left this city
10 1853. When the officer read a
passage OF the bill and Its author In the
daily papers he thought 1t might DO his
brother who was champion OF the
measure, and opened up correspond
ence which has resulted In his nbtain-
ing the Information that the Nevada
legislator lie his kin. He has two
other brothers whom be has not heard
OF since the closing OF the war.
Officer Garrard is tue policeman who
shot snd wounded young Niocum on
Saturday while fleeing from arrest.
The officer is now under bonds of
81 200 iur assault with deadly
weapon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03

LONDON, March Blu the staten en- /
OF the brat lord Of the admiralty, g. J.
Goschen, on the navy estimates for
ls97-9S, the expenditures are placed at
q, SIS, 600 pounus eterling, being 10, 600
pounus Uver the last years est males.
-Four battleship, three third. class
cruisers, two sloops, four gun boats, two
torpedo destroyers and u new royal
yacht Will be commenced making los
ships, building OF which number So
will be completed doriUg the year.
There will be an increase Of 6,l79 men
and l2l officers in the navy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03
special session of Congress.

WAsHINGroN, March 3.-The AS.
ISOLATED Press is able to make the
definite though not official announce.
ment that Congress will bs convened
Ia special session on March 18Th The
new President Will send a message to
Congress calling attention 10 the state
OF the government revenues and urg.
ing me speedy enactment Of general
revision OF the tariff law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The HOUSE
had still one legislative day when
Speaker Reed cracked the igavel at
1890 this morning after a rec-ss Of
seven hours.
The chairmen OF committees whose
appropriation bills ars the contention
bstween the House and Senate were
marshaiing their forces with confer.
enco reports on the adam aud eundry
ciyii bile ready for oonsideratlo on.
Several enterprlsing Legislators clam
orsd TO have pension bills taken up,
ffantically waving their documents,
but successive shouts OF ~ object"
moved DOWN these projects, which re-
quireu unanimous oonseBt.
Fret Ia order came the Indian bill,
The action OF the House conferees In
accepting the Senate amendment TO
delBch from Oklahoma the Usage and
Kansas Indian reservation AMI attach
Them 10 Indian Territory aroused
hetcs opposition from Flynn, Okla
homa. Curtis Rep, Kansas said the
change was uemAnieI Oy the Usage
Indians on sccOunt Of unjust taxation
and such was the contention OF the
people OF Oklahoma. When creating
Oklahoma Congress reserved tn j. rIgh
to change the boundary any time, 10
said.
SIT there is any placs on this contl-
nent where organized hell is in force,
It IS among thu five civilized tribes la
in Indian Territory" shouted Cannon
(Rsp., Ills,) and demanded that "this
unheard OF Cesarean operation, clumsi-
~ performed, shall not be a SUCCESS"
Touching the location, Pendleton
(Dem., Ttxl) agreed with Cannon
but insisteu that II tOere was a hotter
he'll than that which existed in Indisn
Territory il,wss situated Ia Oklahoma.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03

postal clerks; also tho Senate emend-
ments striking out the rating Of sslar.
les Oh postal linee inspectors at 81 200,
81, 400 ana 81 500.
The Sc ate rpceds from the amend
ment striking out the items for the
marine free delivery for Detroit. The
senate raise Of the sm 1unt for trans.
pdr'htlon by pneumatic tubes from
$50, 900 TO $3.50, 900 stands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03
a Feast for sayages.

ToRBEoN, Mex, March 3.--The bull
hghle watch took place ut Durango
yesterday were the most horrible In
the number OF fatalities ever given in
Mexico and made the large crowd 10
Wild with delight. The first bull that
entered the arena gored one OF the
fighters to death. Another man was
killed by second bull and a third
Gull Killed two more men In quick
succession, making In all four human
lives sacrificed.
Eight bulls we're killed and four
horses gored to death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03
Postal APPROXIMATION. Agreed On.

WARRINGTON, March 3.--All differ.
euces between the Houae anu Senate
on the postal appropriation bill have
been adjusted and the conference
report is ready for action by the two
hOuss1. Amendments have been
accepted which Ruthoriss the pesl-
matter general TO uss tine unexpsnded
balance OF LsscaE's appropriation Tor
special trunk line facilities or any fast
mail facilities he may think proper;
$4,000 Tor transfer service between
81. Louis and East st. Louis, adding
sl52, 900 to the allowance for railway
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03

WAsHINGroN, March 3. - The
President mas signed the bill to allow
the bottling Of spirits In bond In which
distillers are greatly interested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03

BERLIN, March Sat Neuweld,
the Kuin:sh province, on Sunday, a
mob stoned the police who drew their
sw irds In ssli-defsnse but were obliged
TO retire 10 the station. Therenpon a
mob stoned the station with paving
ST. ms and cheered Tor anarchy.
Numerous arrests were made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03

WASHINGTON, March 3-The House
passed the imm igratinn bill over the
President's veto, by vote OF 1893 tc 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03

New York, March 3.-Ths Hernld's
correspondent In San Jose, Costa Rics,
sent word that Gen. Gutierrez IL dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03
seriously Ill.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Christophsr
Columbus Ba dwin, the naval officer,
Ia seriously Ill OF stomach trouble. Mr..
Baldwin ia widely known In the
financial world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03
CREEKS AND sunKs FIGHT.

An Engagement Lasting Tor Two
Hours.
CANRA, March 3.--An engagement
lasting for two hours took place last
evening between Greeks on the
heights OF Malax ald BashibsZouks Of
the villages OF Narskoron anu Chi.
kotriA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-03

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The inter-
national monetary conference bill Is
now law. President Cleveland sign
1t this afternoon.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-10-09
WISE WORDS.

II ia much easier to find the man
YOU owe than the one who owes you.
Prudence and love are inconsistent;
in proportion as the last increases the
other decreases.
It is the unmarried lady who can
rive her sister points on the art OF now
to manage husband.
Imagination is the stairway whicn
tho mind uses when taking the meas
ure of some lofty projection.
Some people have the knack OF
making other people uncomfortable
irving TO make them comfortable.
The man who can write love letters
without making an ass OF himself mas
kept the matter very quiet. .
Nothing is so fierce but love VII
soften-nothing so sharp-sighted ou
love will throw mist before Its eyes
Some people are of the opinion tina
tho horse Is doomed to become ex
t;nct. but the lass" will continue q
flourish.
| There Is nothing that helps ma
in his conduct through life more tina
knowledge of his own characteristi
weakness.
Every man has some peculiar trai
of thought which he falls back upo
when he is alone. This to great q.
gree moulds the man.-The Souti
l Vast
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-10-09

to-day. SO will you see me ten, twenty,
thirty years from now, if we live that
long.only grown more devoted, per,
haps, through years Of common veal
and Woe" -,
She rested her head on his shoulder:
eMrs. Walton was wrong, WASH =
she?" she whispered tiniidly.
"What did she say?"
ooh. she said that ell men grow IN
different after the novelty OF having
o wife wears off, and that :.
"Oh. she's cynic. She. doesn't
know what she is talking about. You
mustn't pay any attention to her.
Some men may do so, but l never
shall" :, -,
"Nhy, my DEAR" she said, with Q
happy little laugh, 'of course yos
won't. How foolish I was to think O.
saving no. The Puritan.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-10-09
r.;.,.a ON the Teachers.

The other day o pupil in one OF the
n,blic schools asked the teacher 10 90
3 little example in grammar, and SINCE
tben what seemed at first to De
simple problem has had the serious
consideration of eli the pedagogues IN
tba community, and 1t has been
unanimously agreed that there is no
rule in the grammar to cover the poin'
raised. The youngsters proposition
was this: ;. ~
.Tt is two miles to Woodfords. NOW
r,aase write under that sentence
.There are two twos In the aoove
sentence. :, xr. IA
That is what the boy said. He did
| not submit the problem in writing
ond when the teacher tried to follow
his Injunction she found out the reason
why. It dawned on her that there
were not two twos, neither were tner'
two tos. and how to express in writing
what was easy enough to DO verpaii.
sha ascertained to be impossible.
The boy responsible for the fore
ro;ng must be a near relative to tn
Youth who asked his teacher how g
smell Paris green, and when she re
nlied. "P-a-r Par, is, Paris, green
ereen; Paris green," retorted;
ssNo. you're wrong; you cant spe
Paris green, or blue, or any otns
color You can't spell it anythln
e Init Paris. Portland lMe.) Argus
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-10-09
Oueer Belief About Bees.

Tn Brittany, as in many parts OF
wales bees are regarded as sentient
beings. and play an important part ID
the family lives of the peasants VINO
keen them. They are told all the IAN.
ily secrets. They are consulted ~
every family crisis. They are asked
to rejoice and to mourn with the 10Y
ing or grieving human beings to whose
household they belong. At marriage
festival their hives are decked with the
brightest red. At death-a human
death-their hives are swathed In the
deepest black. A senseless custom
indeed, yes; almost as senseless as
that OF IN English widow OF my
acquaintance whose lap dog walks
abroad clad in coat OF Grape; o.
senseless, but not as cruel, as I'M
custom Of q French grande dame ian
other acquaintance Of mine, alas!) who
when she goes into mourning, has ne
white poodle dyed black. Compaf
| the foibles, the superstitions,an
NAV not almost say beliefs?-of a
nations, brown and black, and red an
yellow, and white. civilized ana say
AGE. and who but must say or at iea'
think "What fools these mortais De-