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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-09

Ne. Pleasant. Uiah, Nov 9.-Iha Re
ru6i.c70a OF Sam Be- elect ihalr enurt
'stri bv maJor.ts ringing from 81
f8 800. THE .utiro county d. blazing
vii. suihuaarm .v0r co. Eiifrl.t vice
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A Point ior School Girls

Very few girls have more p'n'm.5,n.!,
than they uciunlly require Isf .
everyday wants and needs, ~
stationary. gloves, ribbons. and 'Ai..'-''
little mclai klndneHIrs 90 ri'h oi.'
and when economy o. uae.ffl,y ,s-,
nln-monoy delirh.s, fir % D. every n, D..
duty 10 look as charm INK as ll'a.oN r. a
"a perfectly simple. unaffected Hal';e.,
also tn remember that 100 .A'H 49,
matters as Foda-watrr anu cAl' '.1it1
ID DO better so Rlvg than always ~
one 10 receive fayOra, 100, .
And there are many DINER Ne,,i5s
saving just 40 practicable ana l''''
as foregoing pin money. .ti, al.
Every rlrl can save her W',4Gs IN Z,
lowance twice over hy hcins ,li,''gis N
her clothes. by performing ior h.l. 1ty.
Inc sacrifro of about a half hour a w
mo neceFiary tlrosome tasks ~ 49,,
ZION with her wardrobe. winch W ,.tii
houses are either given over 20 "a w
or neglected altogether. -pemo'''''
MAgIElue.
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SCROFULA
Il 10 Foul Blood's Advertise.
ment
But II 10 Soon Cured by Hoods
SarsApArllia.

Yes, scroiull, iianything, may boolliod
the advertisement OF foul blood. Il q tho
scourgo Of the world -ofeuslye, painful,
facilitating, stubborn and well nigh
uncomfortable.
Outward applications do not cure, they
only drive tho dlnioulty to now quarters.
Emollignts may palliatc, they cannot
abolish tho evil. There 10 but one sure
way out, and that Is TO eliminate The
faint from the blood.
There h one remedy that can effect this,
and Il Il tho only one that, no ar az wo
know, has almost invariably Huccecded -
even whore tho system has been poisoned
by long years Of faint, aud tho FGyarcs 20
bo repaired are tremendous. That remedy
u Hoods saranrarlla. Read thisi
Only daughter was afflicted with I'm.
puro blood. There were running sore
all over her body and they caused ben
much suffering. We trled medicines chat
were recommended 90 blood purifier
but could not see that thoy did any good
A friend told mo about Hoods sarap-
rilla and began giving The girlthismgl
feline. Tho result was that she was Per
icctly cured after taking a Tow hottl,
She has bad no symptoms OF fcrofu'.
turos since that timD.h MARIETTA %
SMITH, south Mlddleb1r0, Masu.
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Civilization Entering China.

~ last the real missionary work NJ
che United ft1fHH fu China u about Oh
beg.n. A number OF American capital
lHis, Including some nf the most con.
apicuuuH ml.. luI.rHH 600 this country.
have urElui2al q company so build "a
railroad iu china. 10 order tl obtain
permlss.on 90 DO this. the syndicate mas
asreei 90 pay eiFhiy Der cont uf tho net
earnings ~ the railroad o. the Chinese
government and, after fOrty-nyf ysarl.
give t 'he entire property This H the
entrance ~ mldorn industrial c.vllIzl-
uon Into the Walled Empire. % IL th,
true way Tor the United States io con.
tribute e.Nll1.ng forces tu .ht Or.eu..
We can hold those countries Gar mlrs
ny sending them our improved indus
r.1l methods than undertaking. either
hy Immigration Or anurNatilu. 30 bring
those people under our form OF g0yeru-
mtnt China Is The best place 90 ciyaUze
ihU Chinese, and lttfn tho Russians.
q factory or railroad, ur On any Wlv
mqdgrn.Ee the methods ~ Industry IA
those lcas advanced countries, We arc
diving a real lasting work lu prumot-
IrE there the natural and most rtuld
growth Of civilization.
l1 no other way can this be accom-.
plfhed 800 successfully and with no iii.
N' friction. Civilization carried by tho
tools az Industry rs always superior. less
costly, and far moro effective thnr thut
clrrCl hoy war and conquest nriee
Rockefeller ana Morton. az me ORGAN.
lfrrH " the syndicate tn take rlllr0ad
into China, are much better ana maze
objective missionaries Tor civilization
than any number az commodares, rsn-
erals and military governors could be-
uunioR's Magazine,
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~ N a TRIrLEt
that Common Trouble, Acid Dyspepsia OF
Sour stomach.
Now Recognized a. Cause OF serious
Disease.

Now Recognized a. Cause Of serious
Disease.
Acid dyspepsia, commonly called
heartburn on r1ur stomach, 10 "a form
NJ Indigestion resulting from fermenta-
zion OF tho food. Tho stomach being
GOO weak 90 promptly digest IL, the food
remains until fermentation begins, MI
ug the stomach with gus and bitter
our burning taste Ia the mouth 10
often present This condition soon
becomes chronic and being an overy
day occurrence IN given but httlo utten-
ton iiocuuHC dyspepsia IN not immr-
l.atoly fatal, many people do nothing
Cor the trouble.
Within ccpnt period n remedy has
been discovered prepared solely 60 cure
dyspepsia and stomach troubles. 10 Oh
known gH Stuurt's Dyspepsia Tablets,
now becoming rapidly used ana
prescribed uH radical cure ior every
form uf dyspepsia.
hluartH Dyspepsia Tablets have been
placed before the public ana are sold
hy drugElHts everywhere at 20 cents per
nHnkaEr. ~ 10 prepared boy the stuart
Chemical CO., Marshall. Mich. aud
Hulle 10 promptly and cfectunlly rc-
stores "a vigorous dlgeHtIon. at tho same
time n perfectly harmless and win not
lnlure the most delicate stomach. hut
On tho contrary by giving perffct dl.
gest0n strengthens the stomach, linz
proves the appetite ana makes life
worth the living.
send for free book on Stomach Dis
asses,
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ana should rtmand ths
.ce's court on motion '1'e % ,h,
action IN this casl w.
Pleasant Grove City arsir.. ..fourA, 4.
ant 10 recover a Mater '. ~ i.f.f
iendant answered denvite Ms y
right 70 collect the ~ ht eI9,
brought 40 the qutsiios d, .ns snii
~ the tax, but was noi 81. 10, YAM,
quircd by the statute. ri. insd A. ~
hist the Justice hld no f'st.. luri IA
% % tho district court nan u esn
lnss, and that the mot.gr !, We pial
to remand the case shenti alpalh1
granted. nave btl
\ reversal Is then ordered
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Martha G. Taylor. whoa. &C.,,
was Coleman, has r1mm.r.... N,
proceedings against no ufeil
Washington Taylor. alice. n..'llt
marriage took place M cs,.-. ,lli q
In August. 1886. and th,t nv, i'tn Z
a ysar pa', agiendar' bad failed Ia r
pott her AMI fufth.fm1re ma h
guilty on extreme cruelty i1ws-i, 4
Mrs. Taylor pr1ys Cor doer.. ,., (
restoration OF her maiden name =
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4l George, Nov. 9-st GEORGE gives
NuhOrtH 900, E.dredgo 800. nlskn sos,
I'm. gi THHu0 llO. s.rBmurr A8. Aic-
QWryi i0l. MllrF Sc
THE following are lhr nieyi figures in
So G.rsa. santa Clara, Price and
Wlah'rgHas
So Grarga m htr.H. 400; EIlrodrr.
90. BlsMn. i0i. Zlna, o.. Tanner. 40.
FL gmlller s6, McQulrr.e, 400. Miles.
S.
Price Do y 60 10 ln favor OF The Demo-
cruilc candidates.
Santa clara stands w follows; Rob-
crts, az E.dged5e, a. Blskin, ~; Zane,
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Regarding ihe proposed amendments
Of ,he Constitution. very uil, D. known
40 tA. headquarters Of The d.neren,
state committees. IN the county oui-
lie 0f ihr clay. tho prop1rgd sgho'l
amendment has in 40 probability car
t.ri. bus tHr onset ln the plty VIII d.
hf.s, and o. ia beloved VIII defeat o.
Thr other amendments are ln al pfl-
liability defeated, according 90 iha yluHt
NJ those Who Aaye Eyrn TN matter
eIHH.4 ration.
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The dlnichty % access to the oniclai
returns today ne made by the Judges
curing tho morning aud last night
makes % Impossible TO toll a. this time
whigh u ,ha justices Of the peace and
eouHiH1lca are elected ln ih.a city. In
ihr Fius second and Fifth precincts
thr contest over those Offices WI BE-
close, iu Che Third ana Fourth the
D.mHrutic candidates were elected.
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NEWS TERSELY TOLD.

Tho ease against Chapm1n Or grand
hury was being tried DO lhc police
Uur, thlF afternoon.
Frtl Brown ara JofHph Budd, ar
rested iant evening far assault and
battery. Ners discharged by Justice
Tmmouy svilg
chief Pratt, knpc open house last
night ut thH police station, ready %
meet any election emergency. As a
result some Of the officers iglt rather
allgpy today,
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from ihn Mlnlcn Eleld.

Elder Thomas Palmer returned mis-.
slHnarv frlm Louisiana. made call
uulu uH yesterday. Elder Palmer loft
biz home Doc Morgan Cliy Tor his neld OF
labor October ith. 1906 and nhorcd In
louisiana. tie reports gratifying
progress ln the spread uf truth. Sow
tral Sunday schools have been catah-
ufhU1 and che people receive ihe Elders
with less prejudice than formerly
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Arthur G. liowolls % ai. mir.., .
their guardian. r. q H1WoiIs ar !,
salt Lake county, she Union r.-i y.
Security company and MfA j. ~.
els ie quici VI Co certain pflp,T,
Salt Lake CITY.
iudgc Cherry hs been 1fia.t..
@ fow unimp1rtunt matters t1lav
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ro0rnALL Ar oGpEN'


The Y. NJ. c. A. and Elk, 81 W BY
aen over the no Grande Wgs',tglly
special traln at 1880 a, u, ,",'.'1 ih.i
November 18th. !, islexpe'i H. Fms
MIN be a very close game as I s.n,s
have been greatly rtrtns,nr...,,,,ga trp,
the last game. Fare sl'p0 i'N"'
Public invited.
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ON Monn nLvEnsAL.
Decision In the Caso ~ Pleasant Grove
City " ArtcmnH Holman.


Justice Miner handed down an opln-
ION this afternoon In the ease Of Pleas
ant Grove City VI Artemaa Holman
appellant. REMINDING the cause 90 tho
Fourth district court Judge nuHen-
berry, with Instructions 90 Nacnto. re-
verse and set aside the Judgment ren-
lerrd therein and 90 remand the case
o. tho justices court, from whence 10
originated. for further proceedings.
The question up for review was that
u Justices Jurisdiction % an action In
yolying tho legality OF tax, The
court holds that unless the answer OF
the defendant III verified no issue ~
rllsed na TO tho legality 0f the tax, and
the justice has jurisdiction 90 hear and
determine tho case on such Issues na
lre properly raised.
The court further holds that when a
iuFtloe OF the peace has jurisdiction 20
hear and determine case ana imprup'
erly ccrlifcs 10 20 the district court
loo attempting 10 comply with the pro-
visions NJ The law Us laid down u soc
liis 0f the Complledtawa of Utah, ISIS
trCylsed statutes 1888. section aufO, inc
district court acquires no jurisdiction
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oGpnS AND RETURN si'oo'


n, saturday the Rio orlando We'gsIt
,,I,a.sv rms A sporIal train from a,"
Lake cliy 10 ogden and return, ,r,Ssil
ine here at 1880 q. m. Return ~ "a
Vii leave ogden % 1900 p ms
thIs train only 500 round trP
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sANPErE COUNTY.

Mantl, Nov s.-Mauu Is from 40 to- a.
NgpuhIlcun majority.
Mantl, Nov. g-ituharis, i25: Bid
ieage, al; Foster ~ Baslln. AZ. Zane.
~ For State representative.
ShIAsten Christensen, d., az, CAas.
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ls1

NovFMnRR spn pErwELN, IA ss6atE
O'clock On West Temple heht 'tsfns-s on
one one e rs. .bfantSd Dion len 'hoald'r '''
s,o ,onnas The other hrcwu' 40
i AZ M once. Inner wln receive te'-
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cEpAR CRY.

Cedar Ctty. N0v. Cedar vote is.
Roberts. gi0: Eidradgo. il2' Haakln 22a.
Iinr. iili Tanner 2u. soormulcr, is6;
FAIRY. 900. clark, %.
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Nlrgcn CITY Nor, N-j1b0ria 10 FL
droige ~. Baaku 90. Zane ". Tanner
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10 CURE A cold m oNn nAf
rake laxative Bromo Qulnlne Ta',''iH =.
an druggistA refund the money ~,
fails 10 cure. 25c. Tue genuine N-'
l.. H. y. on each tablet
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\ singular coIreid.u.s tr,rs-s..,
the supreme court today. Essh -.
three judges delivered au op'ri'.,
each case decided wuBa rsv.rs,i
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UrAu COUNTY.
PROVO
-. t,t. Although two or
,loNy, ''..' % L., ,'t,1iy AZ forward.
tni.e pi'li.' .,t, ~ ..,...1.s hIta
"a iesuIHs .. D. I ttt..I,I Irra4-
.is,'.n ~, 1870 by fr5m tx TO
i've ana o9ul,l D" az, fttyar-
seven hun9Isu ny ~ '..',.'',,,y ei.rt. who
camp sahgi'et,. ''' '..i.t bv about
ran penn u-Ntt' is
one huhaI'i
PANs''N.
pavson. Nov. q.-iiIhcrif, al'i L.-
droJ~s 9-t. utakIn. asti Zane. ~
S..ihs a.,,,'-s sm5l, ay. Jones' 81,
r,.,rs IA Wa|trr. ess. Uopresantl-
no. t.srs.r al. Pogo. gsi; lap D.
gsc. tsrdrs- s.l. UattH. Tsi' UIlI. lNl,
rtvt.r9l as1. Ambrose. giA Comm 7-
sigvsrs paws $50. Robinson. 2ii. Mg-
Tran. 80. sncli. 21 Hughes. a'l'
pabr, 7sN County CLERK. Hayereimp.
agi. Dixon. 2t5. sheriff sinff. tl..
Rorron. no recorder spente,f' ~,
shores. ~ Attorney H''"'' '''
Moiaey' 2ae'
spHfNGNILLE
pprlneyfie. Nov s-rhe election
passed On quietly here Today and en.if,,
victory tor Democrats ny a. ii'a ~, ,''' S.ey
W tor H,eeite, "a ,,.r eort M ths
rs..,tf. r.. vs4a Utiird Precincts
reFaifatl3n N.t WV. d.. yat.-s
WIS o. ili 1--WE. N.lg w ..i ,1 y.,r
v0ied un 'he ain' iai', i.'.' ., , .hsv
~ can 20 il.l ny ". .'..',.,.' l.
were voted laNh pr 81" "a cent
"a clneernfd. Ih' w. llI tH.
candidatea va az q, l9i.l %. -,.ie-. II.
N9nefts' lhs' iilI'NA ,- ,...,,.e
liaakin' 500 ~'n, M. f.1isb
ls.1,AtlN' .,h.. l''s sss' ,,,-irer 1ts.
~ betts, i''; 's5s ,Ibr5.a 71l.
safe senat9r., il9'. 49," I'm.
Joneh, slii WAX ~ 49, tti. t,ssrb
MS. oners' ~ ~. INV "a. "ii,S.,si1
MpbMan, 80 g,v.ty fisrF
slai sncll, NV i,A"' 49,, AT gheriT
linNer' sirl !, l. sso tt.e5rdsr. spsn.
Stnii 20 Ats,roav Evans.
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nrA,Tn COUNTY.


ilenvor. Nov p-iieuvor returns show
Roberts 800. Eldrrdro. 1855 Hnukln. 1913.
Zane. efi Murdoch E1: p1ts0n. ali
Tanner. l9i. SccrmiIlor. 800.
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"KD"

faitair IVA king Powder YOU know ~ natures
product thata what makes u guud. aud al
the rrUcrra say % Is auuor.nr To any powder
sold aud rvtalls Tor uniy p pound
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Embiy. d.. ns. Farley ChrIsionssn. r..
as. g. w. g1reusln. r. 49, Nlte 10Y
state sanat0ri Fefd. ErIcksen, D., 49,
Fcrd. Alder, r.. ij5.
MT. PLEASANT.
NJ. Pleasant. titan. Nov 9-Tha Re-
ru6i.c7ra 90 Sam Be- elect their entire
Ticket hv majortHs ringing from {"
fl gn THE entire county d. blazing
vii snihu.arm OYER co. arltntt vice
Election hero today resulted a. f1l-
Iuu. I Do. luI.IiH inl. t.if'
ass. raucr. D.. Bashln. aai. I1ne. i''i
UHurln. stat. fUpr r.AlN ID
Chr.s.crecn. Dem, iii, Emu0y ID.
$40. Christensen. Rep, $50. nggr'
d.. tii: State senator. Alder r.. iil.
Ersrkssu. D.. $685. About 30 per cent
of iha total vote was c1ft
EPHHAtM
Ephraim. N1v. 9-Voie r1r Roberts
500. LIdi.dre. i0'. H1skn. 1893 Hlnr.
UU Noi.a fdr siIiN rHprc r.u'ive1:
ChrstDr ChrIrtoussn. ID no.. 7lt. Chla.
EmniDy. Dom. l2i Farley Christensen.
ti d.. il1. g. W. H1rerH %. iiop.. 'll.
NIfUH Cor state senator. Ferdinand
Erickson. Dam. $685. Fcrliuaud Alden
Rep. i2t
FOUNTAIN GREEN.
Fountain Green. Nov g.-Eircirg.
eis. Roberta ti. N1uc. 1is. U1ak.n. tl.
Roberts 90. Eidrpdgl 2i1. Blak.n, %.
Zane 2ii Legislative tlct'i Chri7ign-
SEN. b. 10. Charles ~. Emh.ey. ~. I'D.
pnrley Chrlsionsen. r., 2is; g. w. Sore
enaon. r.. 2lo. state senators Erickson
b.. %. Adar. r.. 2le.
MORoNG
Ntor1ni N1v. s--siriirbi uckot 31s
Republican. 80. p.mI.rtic. 49,
MorQrL Nlv H-lt.I"f.s, 4li. E'd-
rrdge. 900. Foster 81 nlrsln, 2oi. N1n..
gis. bowman. G. legislative vote flr
state reurrasniltiv Chrsien chris.
tertrn. 500: Char. No. Emboy e1li q.
W. s0rtnnn. 80; parify Chs iIufau,
2e0. gni senator. Ferd. Alder 2l1,
Ford. Er.ciuar. .0i
GUNNtsoS.
Gunnlson. Nov. s-Votc stands 2ia
straight l,f publr1na, isi STRAIGHT DEM
0rtlia. i22 scratched. Tor Gunn.s3u pre-
clnct.
Gunnison. Soy. o.-Gurnis1n precinct
vote Tor Roberts. 800 E.drciE aia.
Birkin. 221. Zane. $50. Legislative
uckci; Vote for siatc representative.
Christensen. 22i. Emhicy. 252, Chris
tianfen, go, Sor.nfpn, go Not. or
NNNNN N'NANNi AsliNmH"Nf aaai fff"'t
gis
Republican majority on county tcksi
averages sixty.
SPRING CITY.
Spring city. Now s-V0tc for r..
befts. ls3. E.lrcdsi. iisi Foster o; has.
Kin. gif. Zane. ii5. Bowman, d. Lrgis'
ittIvo tirtat vote f1r Siftr reprf H.nt1.
NvcH. g. H. Emhley zoos q. Chrif'rn-
son. atn. pHrI0y ChriatHrfHn, 100. e.. "
glrrnren, its; Tor state senator. Ford.
Erickson, 2Gsi Ford Alirr l5s.
FAIRvtEw.
Fa'fvicw. N0v. .. Roberts. g33. Eii
redrs. alti utsk.u, go, I1nr, 2ll3 i.H-
stature. Christensen. u. lcsi Eml ~.
~. go. ChrIHUuH7u, r., 22ii slfcns o.
A.. ga. Senate. Christensen, D., go,
Alder. r.. 22i. Eycry blmociAt re-
coivcd majority.
STERLING.
Sterling. Utah. via Mhnti. Nov. e.
Roberts ,5. Eidftdga g. Foster A. has
Kin No. Zane 70. For State reprGaontl-
tlvrHi Legislative tlCkUi not given lui
will be about the same az the State
CHEsrER
Chester. Utah. Via Moronl, Nov. s.
Chester precinct votes Roberts 30.
EldfpdFe u. Foster 1. baHkin -. Zane
"a. Slate representatives ChririHn
Chrlsienson 20. Charles H. Emhluy %.
pAlly Christensen a.. q. w. swrnfgn
~. State senator; r. Eilesa'n g.
Ferd. Alder Is.
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CHAMPION.

Champion. Nov. g.-Robcrts. e.: Eid,
rcdgr. no. foatcr. .. baukin. 90; Zane
N. Bowman. 2.
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EnrNTAIN nHEEN.

Fountain Green. N1v. g.-E'irclro
eis. Roberto tt. Z1uc. gis. H'akn. t'
Roberts. fii Eldrodgl. 2i1. ulak.n. %.
Zlne. $40. Legislative uctHt chrleigu-
sen. b.. 90. Charles ~. Emh'Hy ~. tNt
Farley Christenspn. r.. 2is, q. w. Sore
enaon. r.. 2i0. state senators ErekHon.
b.. %. Ald .r. r.. 2tG
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Juan COUNTY.

Nophl Nov. s.-D.strict No. I Ncphl
gives Eidfcdge iap. Roberts ~, Folief
q. Zane ill. nltkln iii, bowman q.
Hatfield itl. wheeler iis.
District No. . Nophi gives EldrgdE
rs. Roberts 40 Foster o. Zane tsl. uaH.
kin iiG. Hatfield 49, Wheeler M.
District No. 9 gives EldredFc g. Rob
rriH ~. Zane 40. laakin %, llainrid s3,
wheeler gi. Two more districts lu
Ntphl precinct 10 hear from,
IuAn PRECINCT
Iuab precinct gives votes Tor Il-
iredEU 81 Roberts l3. Zane -. uaaNn
A., Hatfield 90 Wheeler A..
LENAN.
I.oyan. Now p-Eldr1iFs iOl. Rob,
ertt. e.. Foster. o. Xtur No. uhHkln, 90.
HATFIELD. i0s, wheeler. %.
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n0NrinIu cOuNrN

brigham. Nov p-ltlheria. go; El-
drulrc. igl. niHkIn, ila. Tnno. a. For
Legislature, stood, $50. Holrrrrn, 0i3i
clrder and .W0 commissioner. balance
o' county ticket conceded 90 i.upu1a-
cans.
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He Knows It's Good.

Remember. every can guaranteed 70
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TO AMEND PATENT LAWS.
Bill Introduced In the House by Rep
Fesentative Hicks.

resentative Hicks.
Chairman Hicks of the House committee
on patents has introduced bill in the
House providing that the President. with
the advice and consent of the Senate, shall
appoint three commissioners whose duty it
shall be to revise and amend the laws of
the United States concerning patent, trade.
and other marks, and trade or commercial
names. which shall be in force at the time
SO far as the same relate to matters con-
tanned in or affected by the convention Tor
the protection of industrial property, con-
cluded at Paris, March 70, 1855, the agree
ments under said convention concluded at
Madrid April ii, 1891, and the protocols
adopted by the conference held under such
convention at Brussels, 1897, and the trea-
ties of the United States and the laws OF
other nations relating to patents, trade and
other marks, and trade or commercial
names.
They shall report to Congress as soon
as Possible, and the report shall be
SO made as to indicate any proposed change
In the substance of existing law, and shall
be accompanied by notes which shall briefly
and clearly state the reasons for any pro-
posed change. II shall also be accompa-
MED by references to such treaties and for
eign laws relating to patents trade and
other marks. and trade or commercial
names. as In the opinion of the commission
er may effect citizens of the United States.
The sum Of $50. or so much thereof as NAV
be necessary, shall be appropriated to pay
the necessary expenses OF the commission
ers in making their report, which sum shall
be Immediately available"
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DONE By THE SPANISH.
Gen. Lees Opinion of the Destruction
OF the Maine.

Gen. Lees Opinion of the Destruction
of the Maine.
Consul General Lee was before the SEN
ate committee on foreign relations for an
hour late yesterday afternoon He talked
freely with the committee in regard to the
conditions in Cuba, and especially with
reference to the destruction of the Maine
He said that in his opinion there was no
room to doubt that the destruction of the
vessel was due to Spanish agencies.
DO you mean the Spanish authorities
in Cuba?" he was asked by a member of
the committee.
Il mean the Spanish officials" he replied,
bu: not General Blanco. l think some of
the oHcials were cogniZant of the plans
TO destroy the vessel, but l do not believe
that the captain general was
General Lee said that he had no knoWl-
edge OF the reports that a mine had been
discovered by diver under the Mont
gomery while that vessel lay in the har-
Dor at Havana.
The consul general did not arrive at the
Capitol until d O'Clock. He came in street
Car and was not recognized by the 100 or
20 people who had congregated on the
outside of the building to see him, but
in the corridors at the entrance to the
room of the committee on foreign rela-
items he was recognized and given a hearty
ana-clapping. He responded with bow
and smile and FASTENED into the committee
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Bell to -4th grade at SEQ; Miss Mathiel
Williams to 4th grade, atg$o30; Miss M W
Dickerson to Sd grade at-$s65; Miss NJ H
Goines to I'd grade, at $50.
Eighth divisien- Appoint Charles w.
Chase janitor Hirney school, vice Frank
Foster, resigaed.4
Ninth divfsion-Appoint Eugene Wright
janitor OF Wormley school. at $500, vice r.
Gaines, transferred to. Sumaer school with
Increased salary, Of $500. The resignation
of L. larry as janitor OF sAe Sumner school
Ia accented TO take effect March 81. Miss
Teresa Marshall, teacher "a grade, is.grant-
ed leave Of absence for thfse months.
quest, Miss jamie AZ. TaylHf, teacher, from
Sd to LIST grade and frem $50 10 500. Pro
mote Miss B. c. Reed ffbm x50O to sxJs,
Sd grade: Miss Emma R.gE1arke from ID
to 3D. grade and from Sob 10 $52a; MISS
Anna s. Payne from 1sts Ito .sd grade. at
$500. Appoint Miss Lima Fl. Jean teacher
I'd grade, at $500.