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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-29

Florida with all the other volun-
teer troops which had been de-
tailed for the Cuban expedition,
then it was declared to be a
scheme to rob Bryan of all chance
to make reputation.
Then when it was rumored that
100, 600 of the volunteers would
be mustered out, the friends of
Bryan gloonily shook their heads,
and asserted that his regiment
was sure to be one of the earliest
to be sent home, in order to give
his enemies an opportunity to
laugh at his brief record as a
warrior.
But the third Nebraska was not
mustered out, and the fact is ad-
duced as proof that his enemies
compassed this in order to prevent
his talking free silver in the cam
paign.
Thus it will be seen that, no
matter what happens, Bryan is a
victim and a martyr. And all
the Populists and free silver
cranks are certain of it.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-29
Theodore Roosevelt has been
nominated by the republicans for
governor of New York.

SO far as we haze been able to
learn not one Of the pop news
papers or writer's have as yet at
tempted to answere the editorial
of Bro. Widlon of the Viborg En-
terprise in regard to the Scandi-
navian voters of the state. Mr..
W1dlon int1nater tuat if Geo. Lee
is such a great friend tothe Scan
dinavians, he should have at least
filled one Of his appointive Offices
by a "socalled Scandinavian.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-29
THE RIGHT SORT or, PROSPERITY.

There is more than one visible
and palpable sign to show that
the industrial conditions of the
country have been gradually I'M
proving for the past two or three
years, and that the condition of
the masses of the people has been
materially improved. 1t may be
that we are not in the full flush
of a universal prosperity, but it
is not to be doubted that business
everywhere has largely recovered
from the depression and stagna-
ton which obtained at no distant
period in the past.
Especially is there to be noted
IAN Improvement in the ranks OF
the employed. A recent number
of American Economist, a recog-
nized authority, publishes re-
ports from 1920 manufacturing
towns, in forty-seven States and
Territories, and representing
every line of business enterprise.
The returns show that IN March,
1896, these establishments had on
their paw rolls 2O4, $50 employees,
receiving monthly wages aggre-
eating s7,.o79, 900. sIr Marcia Of
the present year these concerns
had in their employ 2o9,325 per-
sons, with wages to the amount
of $40, 1890
These figures show a gain OF
81 per cent. In the number Of per-
|sons employed. The Economist
returns further show that the in
dividual wages paid have in.
creased 9 per cent.
It is certainly true that figures
do not lie,, and in this instance
they prove much. They demon.
strate that prosperity has mo-
only returned, but that the pros
tperity IS of the best sort---tha1
/ based upon the increased employ
paent of the working people,
Baltimore .'Hera!d."
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-29
POOR BRYAN!

That unfortunate man, Col,
William Jennings Bryan, Of the
Sd Nebraska Volunteers, is
to the 1iendish rnachina-
ton Of the money power. No
matter what happens to him, the
scheming' of his malignant foefis
plainly visible. The New iYork
Tribune points out the way sin
wfricl' ne has been pursued by
his fieridish enemy.
WHEN Bryan was endeavofing
to@get if1to the service, and there
was sone delay in mastering in
his regiment, this was detlared
by his friends to be an attempt to
prevent his becoming a popular
hero. s'''e.'
y,Wheu hrs regiment Was ordered
to Florida, With the expectation
of being sent to- Cuba forthwith.
it revealed deep and damnable
scheme'to have HIM die by disease
or a Mauser bullet, SO as to get
rid of him. z
But the 'si6ddeh collapse; Of
Spain Jeff the Sd Nebraska IN
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-29

and the sacrafice of heroic Ameri-
can blood.
The coming election will be OF
graver and more lnomentoHs con-
sequences than any other election
in the history of this generation.
Since the foundation OF this re-
public there will have been none.
of larger and more permanent
Importance. The congress to be
elected next November will have
before it the high and pious duty
OF supplementlhg and completing
in civil legislation the triumph
achieved by the prowess of Am
erican arms in war. Before that
F>ifty-sixth congress m e e s
peace will have been concluded,
and the territory conquered from
Spain will be in our military pos
session. In order that none OF
the gain obtained by so great and
patriotic self-sacr1hce may be
thrown away, it IS necessary that
congress shall work harmoniously
with the president in carrying out
his purpose of garnering it all for
the benefit of this nation and OF
civilization.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-29
KEADTnIs.

New York Sun: Attempts are
making to obscure the one great
issue which will be before the
people of this state and this na:
ton at the election next Novem-
Der, but they will be futile. That
Commanding issue will be the
support of President Mckinley
III the carrying out Of a policy by
which shall be reaped the fruits
6f victory over Spain won by the
expenditure Of American treasure
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-29
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Life's Philosophy.

The younger man is the more he
has to unlearn.
Our mistakes contribute mnch to the
wisdom of others.
Every dog has his day, bat, like the
men, they always want two.
For every dollar man wins on fast
horses he loses two on slow ones.
Youth is going to do things tomor-
row that the old age did yesterday.
When a woman loves a man she loves
to make him believe she doesn't.
a great many of the thoughts man
has to-day appear in Yesterdays news
paper.
The trouble with the dissagreeable
things people say about us is that most
of them are true.
A man never realizes the worthless
ness of his earthly possessions until he
tries to pawn them.
When a man isn't willing to prac
tice what he breaches it's about time
for him to give up preaching.
Time is caught by the tail more fre
quently than by the fcrelock.
Every man knows how wife should
be managed, but.fsw are able to do it
Whenever sone husbands and wives
agree it is tathe effect that they made
a serious mistake in marrying.
IT. is said that men who never drinl
smoke e o9sfsltay +. " out late at might've 7
.a:ripe old lage. Perhaps that's thei
punishment. Chicago News.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-29
WASHINGTON LETTER.
from Our Regular Correspondent.


WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept %, '9S.
The President and General
Miles differ as to when our sold
iers should be sent to Cuba. The
President thinks they should
start about the middle of October,
while Gen. Miles doesn't think it
will be safe for the mems health
to send them before December.
The President will, of course, be
obeyed when his order is issued.
He is the Commander-in-Chief.
The civil service reformers are
in state of mind because Post
master General Smith, and As
sistant Secretary Webster Davis,
of the Interior Department, have
gone on the stump for their party.
| There is no law against mem
| Der of the Cabinet making stump
|.speaches for his party, but during
| the two Cleveland administrations
and that of Harrison it was not
done, and the civil service REFORM
,ers thought it would not again be
done.
In view OF the idea that the
Rough Riders are toughs, en-
| tertained in some quarters, the
following from Rev. Heury a.
Brown, who was their Chaplain,
and who is to be appointed chap
|lainsin the regular army, is inter-
esting: They are diamonds in
roughs AS brave as lions, fear
Hess in the face of danger, but
w1thall gentleman of the first
water. Theyare not tough char
acters, as. some people are lead to
Ibeleive, but on the contrary are
Iconstitutedvof the material from
4 which honest, goodrhearted men
| are made. AS an evidence oi
their God-fearing disposition,
can say with pride that in Santi-
ago / had larger. congregations
at my services than we're at those
| held in any other regiment dowr
| there" +" Quite number of the
"Rouglls Riders have been il
Washington this week, and NJ
soldiers have been made more of
= If any person has an idea tha
the Commission to investigate
the conduct of the war, which
will hold its first meeting tomor
row. is going to .'bea whitewash
ing affair, they would better ge
/ rid of itsat once,2if they wish t.
avoid disappointment It is go
ing to be real Investigation, ant
those who have anything to tel
can do so with confidence tha
they will be protected from th'
wrath of officials against whom
) they testify by no less persol
/ than the Presidentsof the U. S
I President MckinieN''is satisfe'
( that there was ifiismanagement
I perhaps worse, andshe wishes i
to be located and the9gdilty pun
: ished, regardless Of their rank, Q
E personality. Eevefy member 0
the Commission has been person
ally informed of the President
f wishes. Z 3 q r : 's
II There were doubtless occasion
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-29

when the sufferings of the soldiers
was unavoidable---a part of the
unpreparedness of the country
for war---but there were other oc-
casions when there was suffering
that could have been avoided
had officials charged with GER
tain duties performed them.
The President wishes the line
thoroughly drawn between the
two classes of suffering, Mr..
Mckinley does not believe that,
Secretary Alger failed to perform
his duty, or had knowledge Of
any wrong doing on the part of
auy of his subodinates.
When person with bad rep
utation suddenly announces an
intention to be thoroughly good
they are usually regarded with
suspicion. Nations are very much
| like individuals. Therefore there
is general disposition to be sus-
picions of the good intentions of
Spain, which has been officially
announced to this government by
the French Ambassador. Accord
ing to the Ambassador, Spain is
going to be very good; is going
to aid this government to get
speedy possession of Cuba; has
already upset the dictum of the
wicked Gen. Blanco, that pro-
visions for free distribution to the
needy shonld not be landed at
Cuban ports, under Spanish con-
troll, without paying the Spanish
duty, aud lastly has instructed
its peace commissioners to hurry
along the negotiations for the
treaty of peace in everA way pos
sib1e. Why Spain suddenly lays
claim to SO mach goodness is a
question that nobody in Wash
| ington---the French Ambas-
sador has gone to Europe---cau
possibly answer, but Sagas-
| ty probably hopes that such an.
attitude on the part of Spain will
aid the Spanish Peace Commits
sioners in their dealings with oui
Peace Commissioners, at the
Paris conference, to begin Oct. l.
4. 1t is significant that most Of
the men who will act in All ad.
vlsory capacity to the American
Peace Commissioners during the
negotiations of the treaty o.
peace are know to favor the ac.
|quisiton of all the PHILIPPINE
Islands by the u. S. Commando.
r. B. Bradford, chief of the Bu
reau of Equipment of the Navy
Department, whose presence ir
Paris was requested by Mr.. Day
nbecause of his expert knowlege o
coaling stations, is known as al
annexationist, although he will
: not for official reasons, express
} an opinion for publication. Gen
!, Merritt, who is now on his way
from Manila to Paris, is sait
by his friends to be an annex
! ationist, and the same is said 0
Prof, Moore, who resigned thu
| position of Assistant Secretary 0
State to accompany the Peac,
Commissioners to Paris as thei
adviser.
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for which she feels tina; that the peo-
pie OF the UnHcd siatos owe her some
ptvuniiry compensation.
The U.uss1 States steamer Bennink-
tln arrived from san Franclsco ycster-
day. eight days ou.. The Bennington
comes - relieve the PHILADELPHIA,
which D. already coalcd ana re11y 90
sail for she coaH, win Admiral Miller,
vtsl u 90 be succeeded In the command
Of the paciac squadron by Commodore
Kautz Admiral Miller ami she flag
ship Philadelphia Will sail on the 30ih
for san Francisco.
At meeting Of the cabinet held on
the 2o.h. the resignation Of Henry
Laws as auditor general OF Hawaii
was formally rendered and accepted.
and H. G. Austin. che present tax az
SCISSOR " the Island Of Hawaii. chosen
to iill the vacancy. The appointment
is presidential one. and subject 20
confirmation by the eennee The
change viii inke place on the nrsi Of
che month.
Company | u the New York cnFin.
GERS - nov IN clmp at Pearl Ciey.
They have been ordered 10 make q
survey Of che Pearl harlgJr region.
probably with n View 81 securing ilfa
for fortlncaiion and improvement
plans
Now sha; ,he HAWAIIAN island. are
under the jurisdiction VI the United
State. the Chinil4 contfuc. labprora
are raising a fund FOR the employment
or attorneys 20 free them from ehelr
contracts under the paw ~ the uritrd
sia.ss. 10 y expected shat abJul ti0.-
900 Will be raised Tor this purpose.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Joe Bowers Mining Company. once
and Principal Place OF business
Salt Lake city, Utah.
Notice N hereby given that at a
meeting OF the directors. held on the
26th day Of September. A. u, 1875, an
assessment Of one cent per share was
levied on the capital stock OF the cor
poration. payable on or before october
2ith. 1895. TO the secretary. at his ofiice.
at n. A. Jones a Co.'S bank. No. 100
Main street, Salt Lake city. Utah.
Any stock upon which the assessment
may remain unpaid ON the 2ith day OF
October. 1895. viii be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction:
and unless payment IL made before 10
much Of each certificate as may be
necessary will be sold on the 18th day
Of November, 1895, at o'clock D. m,
to pay the delinquent assessment to-
gether with the cost Of advertising and
expense OF sale.
w. =. LYNN. Secretary.
by order ~ the board Of directors.
salt Lake city. Utah. Sept. 20. 1893
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THE MCINTYRE CASE CLOSED.
At Close Of Proceedings the Chaplin was in
Tight Corner.
Tho Attorneys WIN spend To-day In Yer.
bose Argument III. Defens. Object
Go nebuttai Testimony.

Denver. oct. 5.--upon the assembling
OF the trial OF Chaplain Mcintyre OF the
Oregon this morning. the prosecution
called Air. Lee ullery. q Franklin. iil.,
superintendent OF construction on the
new Denver mint 10 give testimony Ia
rcbuttai. Attorneys Tor the defense
went on record ~ objeoting to the tea
timony offered.
afr. ullcry said ghat on August sh
he had a conversation win Chaplain
Mcintyre az their hotel. The chaplain
told u the trip u the oregon around
Cape Horn. 81 the naval battle % July
srd. Witness said the chaplain asserted
that whgn III battle began. Admiral
sampson. with the flagship New York.
was fflccn milca away, and that
when the Oregon was going INTO the
battle she passed the Iowa going 10
the rear. The chaplain said, the Wit
n,aa declared. that Fighting bot"
Evans VAS a coward, and that Admiral
schley slowed tho white feather
The chaplain said he n rived IA chap
lain OF the cruiser baltimore when
Admiral schlcy waa her commander.
lie had ~. asly ndmlnd him for hin
action al Valparaiso IN 1891. bun i4nce
ne battle % July ard he had lost that
admiration. Chaplain Mcintyre spoke
OF the division of prize money. lntlmat-
INK Niinsa declared. that Admiral
Sampson received more than fair
mare.
John l.. Biiny. a Wholesale confectlon-
cry dealer. tcnuned that on August sth,
al. their hotel. Chaplain Mcintyre told
him that during the battle u July Ord
while the oregon was going la she
met The loNa ourning outward, and
that after the last Spanish vcsa,i had
surrendered il was an hour hsf0rc Al.
mlfal sampson came up; That the adj
mlfA would receive $4,000 u prize
money though he had no more 10 do
with the battle than thu witness.
hccd =. King, private secretary 90
Gov. Adams. tcnined that on August
tth. Two days before Chaplain Mcin-
Tyres lecture, he had "a long conycraa-
tuu with the chapltm. he told OF the
cruise " tho oregon around the
Horn, and then 90 the battle ~ July
Ord. The chaplain said. as witness re-
mCmhcrcd, that Sampson had no more
10 do with the battle than had Wit
MSS.
M.ihccloscof MrAng testimony
Al the elusg of ar. Kings testimony.
the Judge advocate announced that be-
had no further witnesses ready. but
thaf he wished 10 Introduce evidence "a
prove the previous habits Of the AccuHor
a. 10 the use Of intoxicating liquors lie
asked the court 10 adjourn fron day 10
day ufrll he could send FOR one witness
now az MARI Island navy yard and two
IN the East The court decided that
such evidence was not necessary. aud
the Judge-advucaie announced the case
closed.
A receas was ti,ken until g.is 10 allow
the dCfenre 10 secure other witnesses.
When the court rctssembled. Attorney
| cranaiOn, Tor the defense. announced
that his side had no further testimony
TO unvr. n was declded 10 postpone ar.
gumcnt By attorneys uutil tomorrow.
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TRusrIh's sALi..

Notice u hereby given that under
authority granted by the certain
trust deed made on the 21th day OF
August 1897. To the undersigned trua.
tee by W. q. Young. recorded In book
a. Of Mlnlng Mortgages. pages a and
%. Records ~ Salt Lake County, Utah.
the undersigned trustee Will 6ffcr Tor
sale and sell to the highest bidder foF
cash az the front door OF the salt Lake
County Court House. to-wit. The west
front entrance 20 the city and County
building, In Salt Lake city, Utah.
october ~ 1895. at ~ o'clock noon OF
that day al the mining property here
matter described or ~ much thereof AZ
necessary ~ pay and discharge the
principal indebtedness secured by said
trust deed together with the accrued
attorneys fees. compensation TO said
trustee, the cost OF recording said
trust deed. the cost OF this notice and
expense OF sale. The sale will be made
az the request OF the holder OF said In.
dcbtedness and because OF default In
the payment Of the principal sum al
maturity and Interest theron. The min
Ing property above referred 10 IL sit
uate In West Mountain Mining Dis.
trict. salt Lake County. state Of Utah.
and described AZ follows. One
twentieth undivided interest. IN one cor
tain mining claim known ~ Hepubl-
can, located IN West Mountain Mining
District salt Lake County. State d
Utah, together will all and singular tn
water rights, tenemenis. heredltaments
and appurtsnancea thereto belonging
or In anywlae anperihlninR.
THOMAS =. LEWIS, Trustee.
Krebbs a Hoppnugh A Francis q,
Luke, Attorneys for Trustee.
Dated September ~. isgs.
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NorIor 40 CONTRACTORS.

,Onice OF the Board OF Public Works.
Room 3Oi city Hall. Salt Lake city.
october 1, is9S
Sealed proposals win be received at
this Office until o'clock p, m. on Sat.
urday october 10, 1895, for the work
n curhlng and paving driyeways In the
paved district.
Instructions TO bidders. together with
specifications ana forms OF contract
ana bond can be obtained upon appll-
cation at the Office of the city En-
glneer,
The right Ia reserved to reject any
and all bids.
ny order OF the Board OF Public
Works.
y. c. KELSEY.
Chairman.
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srooKnoLprnr MEETING.

Notice Ia hereby given that a special
meeting Of the shareholders oit the
Mountain lee Co. VIII be held at the
nj . o'clock a. m. Monday. September
seth. iSgs. Tor the purpose Of voting
upon the removal OF Air. John Hell as
trustee and vice president. and the
transaction OF such other business aa
shall lawfully come before Il.
W. II. SWEET.
President
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bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Company
situation OF Principal Place OF
business, No. i0s Mccormick
block. san Lakn cry. utnh.

Notice II hereby given that al a
meeting OF the board % directors %
the nuiilon Beck Tunnel Mining Co.
held az Salt Lake city. Utah. Sept 10,
iSgs, an assessment % onf-four,h 90
OF one - cen, per share was levied on
the capital stock Of the corporation.
payable at once 10 Briant =. Young.
SECRETARY, No. ios Mccormick block.
Salt Lake City, Unh. and any stock
upon which che as.r-sment dhall re-
main unpaid on mo iith day Of Octo-
Der. isss viii be delinquent and adver-
..asd for at public auction. and II
payment IL not made before will be-
old on ths sGth day o. october. 1898.
'he company. No. eos Mccormick block.
Salt Lake City. Utah. to pay assess
men; and costs 81 advertising and ex-
BRiANT a YOUNG. Secretary.
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The Auditor General Of Hawaii Tenders
iiis designation ~ Il Accepted.

aln Francisco. Oct. 7.-The United
Siftes trapspori steamer Nalsurln ar
AMI Honolulu. She was ihlr.y-flur
days ana flurieou hlur ou ODE .rlp
frpm Manila, and nine days from Hon
plulu, The Hawaiian core HrIIlfrt ~
the Aulc'lied Pro'ss SEM tha following
adyicas under dase OF sept. 2Sfh:
Honolulu, sept 2s.-it "a learned on
s'd authority thlt eN-Quren Lliuo-
kallnl VIII leave Tor Washington
apoui ne middle ~ Novembar. go press
her claims agaluat ClnFrrss for re-
Immigration for 'he loss OF her throne
aud ne revenue from 'the crown lands,
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NorIon ro eoNrnAcrons.
ONCE OF the Board OF Public Works.
Room 800 City Han.

ONCE OF the Board OF Public Works.
Room 800 City Hall.
salt Lake city, Oct LIST, 1895.
Sealed proposals Will be received At
this oflcc until o'clock .. m. on Sat
urday oct, 10, 1893, FOR the work OF
repairing atleet and sidewalk pave
menta Tor three years from and after
the Goth day Of Oct, i69s.
Instructions TO bidders. together with
specifications ana forms Of contract
aud bond can be obtained upon appll-
cation at the ONCE Of the city En-
sinoer,
The rlght Is reserved TO reject any
ana an BIDS.
10y order OF the Board OF Public
Works.
+. c, KELSEY. Chairman.
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srooNmoLplns, MnnrlNn.

Salt lake City, Sept. 7. 1893
The annual stockholders meeting Of
the Echo Land a Stock company will
be held az the eOmpany's ONCE. wiki
Spencer Clawson a Co.. 100 broadway.
Thursday October 6. 1893. at II a, M.
Tor the election % officers and sucn
other business A. shan come before H.
SPENCER CLAWSON, President.
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NAME

Of the Board of Directors made Au.
gust goth, SO many shares OF each par-
eel of such stock as may be necessary
VIII be sold at public auction 10 the
highest bidder FOR cash at the office
u the Secretary, No, Is North Maln
street, on Monday the nth day OF
october 1885, at i2 noon. TO pay de-
llnquent assessments thereon. together
with the cost Of advertising and ex-
pense " sale
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
Dated october LIST. 1895.
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One hay mare. about years ola
looks like q y right thlgh. one blacE
unbrokcn horse, about " years old. left
hind feet white one brown 1r dark bnv
mare about z years old. loft hind foot
white, . Ion side OF Jaw. II tho above
Described animals are not claimed and
taken away on or before October, ism.
1888 they VIII be sold at city estray
pound at p. m
JOHN o, NATION.
Poundkeepcr.