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Argued and Submitted.

In connection with the case of Jennie
Tufts ct al. against f. b. Wicket ct
al. the testimony in which was heard
yesterday, the case of George r. Nor
ton against Jennie Tufts ct al. was
heard yesterday. The latter was to
foreclose a mortgage for $4,000 on some
OF the property in dispute in the first
named case. The two cases We're then
argued together and taken under ad-
ViseInent
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Nay Wheat, 945s; Corn and Oats
Active; Provisions Higher.

Chicago. Feb. 3.-Weakness was appar-
ent in wheat from the start. May opened
the next hour had got down to s4ssc
Liverpool started the decline That mar
ket opened weak at ed decline for fusures
and at 1870 p. m. showed a further loss Of
abundance.
a Buenos Ayres cable said the crop in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-04

New York, Feb. 3-Coffee-Options
opened steady at 5 points advance. Ruled
quiet and featureless with steady under
tore on better European cables than eX-
pected. small but steady decreased Amer
lean visible. and decided firmnsss of spot
holders. trading checked by absence of
cables from Brazilian markets on account
of holiday. Closed steady, 5G10 points
net advance. Sales. II. 800 bags. including.
March. $40: spot coffee. Rio, steady; No. Z
invoice. 63z: No. jobbing. 67s; mild
steady; CordoVa S15G15
Sugar-Raw, steady: fair refining. 5 9-16;
centrifugal y6-test, 1-l6; refined steady.
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Denver Live Stock

Denver. Colo. Feb. Misunderstanding
$50 Demand strong and market steady
Beef steers, $S.40d4.20; cows. $3G3.60; bulls.
etc. $2d240 stockers and feeders. S3.S5d
450.
Hogs-Receipts. $50 head Market firm
and cents higher; light packers. S3.65G
3.75; mixed, $3e0d3.70. heavy, $3.6OG3.65:
bulk of sales. $3.67I5.
Straightforward good on muttons. 49,
"A %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-04
In the Nick of Time.

Spokane, Wash. Feb 3.-George
Webster, sentenced to be hanged tomor-
row, will not go to the gallows on that
date. Late tonight his attorneys served
notice of an appeal Webster was con-
victed of numbering Mrs. Apsland, near
Cheney
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-04
LINcoLN's ANNIVERSARY.
Governor Wells Will Speak-Har-
monY Quartette Will Sing.

The committee-or part Of (which
has in charge the celebration of Lin
coins birthday, met yesterday and
practically agreed upon a programme.
The Harmony Guartette has been Sc
cured to intersperse selections amongst
the speeches The president of the Lin
coin club 10 be elected Feb IL will pre-
side. John ID. Murphy is in the line
of succession as vice president. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
Address Abraham Lincoln
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Observer weather Bureau

Thirty-five men in orchestra at the
K of P. benefit Sunday evening. If
you wish to hear good music come early
and get seats. Popular prices.
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STATE TREASURER'S REPORT.
Receipts and Disbursements For the
Month of January.

-I-0---1- . . ~
State Treasurer Chapman yesterday
completed his report for the month Of
January. The balance on hand on Dec
81 was 1881. 1902, and the collections for
January amounted to S74.9S6.2O, making
the total receipts S459, SO647.
The disbursements were: General
school fund account, s1OO.O56.76; state
district school warrants. S24$. 1882;
leaving a balance on hand Jan. 81, of
S115.51S.09.
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Always In the Lead

With new appliances and methods.
Have just put in a new machine which
takes all the rough edges off of collars
and cuffs. it's a grand success.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
166 Main Street
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The Halves Engraving Co., ~ West
Temple Street

We are now located at the above
number. with a complete plant for
making half tone engravings, zinc etch-
ings and all kinds CT color blocks Write
US for samples and prices before plac-
ing your orders
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-04
.J.E. CROOKSGO[S FREE
Supreme Court Sets Aside the judy
ment and Verdict.
FORMER ACQUITTAL PLEA
DECLARED TO BE GOOD AND BAR
TO FURTHER PROCEEDINGS.

He Was Convicted of Procuring
Criminal Operation and Sentenced
to Six Years in the State Prison
Tufts Against Wicket Argued and
Submitted-Law and Motion Cases
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The Modern WaY

conffnends itself to the well informed, to
do pleasantly and effectually what was
formerly done in the crudest manner
and disagreeably as well. To cleanse
the system and break up colds, head
aches. and fevers without unpleasant
after effects. use the delightful LIQUID
laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs. Man
ufactured by California Fig Syrup Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-04

Hear the big band at the K. of P.
benz Sunday night at the theatre. 1t
will be interesting and instructive. Pop
ular prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-04
POWER FOR THE MINES
Provo Electrical Transmission Plant
Now Completed.
SET In MOTION YESTERDAY
TWO THOUSAND HORSEPOWER
CAN BE FURNISHED.

A Satisfactory Test of the Machinery
Current to Be Carried TO -Mercur
Goshen Burglars Plead Guilty
Before Judge Dusenberry-Notes
From Kamas-Logan City Council.
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[xI.I!IZ.E|I'zlIER

Cold Cure cures colds in the head. colds on the
lungs, old colds, colds and obstinate colds, and
all forms of grip Stops sneezing, discharges from
the nose and eyes, prevents catarrh. diphtheria
pneumonia and all throat and lung troubles. These
pleasant little pellets al ouoly harmless, have
saved thousands of lives and prevented much sick
ness The Munyon Remedy Company prepare q
separate cure for each disease At ali druggists
Is cents {. vial If you need medical advice write
absolutely free.
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San Francisco Wheat.
Coffee and Sugar,

San Francisco, Feb. 3.-Wheat inactive;
May, 1.4O9s.
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NOTES FROM KAMAs.
Saw Mills Closed Down-Weather
Record Broken.

hecOIU DIUhciI.
Kamas, Feb. 3.-We are now enjoy
ing some very fine weather, and none
too soon. as we have had the longest
and most severe cold weather known
t. the Oldest inhabitant of Kamas- The
sudden change, however, is causing
quite a lot of sickness.
The Wanship brass band gave
grand ball in Carpenters Opera House
and the hall was crowded.
ON Friday evening the Spanish Fork
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-04
Silver In London
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

London. Feb. s.-Consols, 1l2 1916; sill
yer. 26d.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-04
Key to Health

See directions on Gray's Laxative
Pellets.
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Could See the Name

The Duchess of X once went tc
Greenwich to see the marvels of th4
observatory. 1t was a lovely night. and
for the fair Duchess benefit the great
| telescope was duly leveled at the daz-
zling field of stars.
What is that starr" she said, point
ing TO a very bright one.
"Ob. that's Aldebaran, a star of ths
first magnitude"
Us it very far OFF," asked her grace
About six or seven light years. your
grace"
What is light year,"
Merely an expression which one uses
TO convey an idea of the distance winch
light travels in a year. Roughly speak
ing. light travels al the rate of one hun
dred and ninety thousand miles in a
second, and there are about thirty-one
million. five hundred and thirty-six Sec
onGs in a year In che year therefore
light travels above five billion. fine
hundred and ninety-one thousand eigh;
hundred and forty millions of miles
The expression light year includes
these figures. .
And is that star all those millions
of miles away?"
can calculate"
Then. all ] can say" remarked the
Duchess. lis that you must have Won
derfully good eyes To make out that
stars name az that distance, even with
this big telescope It's really most
marvellous. Tit Bits.
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hot for their clients And that was
only one of many Illustrations of that
kind Of work that might be mentioned
We hope that the Superior Courts Of
other counties viii follow up the good
work begun in San BernarGino.
WILL HAVE CONSEQUENCES
Napa Register: Speaking of the late
Senatorial fight in Ohio, which resulted
in the triumph of the Republican par
tvs regularly nominated candidates,
the st. Louis Globe Democrat says:
In more than one respect this con-
test will have consequences not con-
templated by the renegades en- the one
side and the marplots on the other
whose conspiracies have made it mem
orable. No Republican office holder or
member Of q Legislature will ever again
betray regularly nominated and uni
yelsaliy accepted candidate of his par
ty. The brand of ignominy which Will
cling to this little band cf traitors in
Columbus throughout all time has for
ever stamped out this sort of treason
in the Republican camp. On the other
hand, the Democratic bosses who at
tempted to sneak into power through
Republican treachery have set an ex-
ample to their party which may be
turned against themselves individually
in the coming time. They and their
tools have made themselves an object
of der.sion TO all persons who have a
regard for pledges and respect for the
decercies of politics. and in doing this
they cid. in Macbcth's words,
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$40 coo, coo over those of 1896, and the
reports of this increase come from 13;'
roads operated in all parts Of the
country. This shows that the rising
tide of business is general. while de-
pressions. where they exist, are local
and due to special and exceptional
causes The 49,, railroads whose reports
have been completed are all of the
largest lines and it is believed that
when the lesser lines and Others that
make IN the 100S in the country,
from which financial reports are made
to the authorities have all reported,
the increase will be much greater III
nearly all cases the railroads report
that the increases in their earnings
occurred during the last half of 1851,
While the first six months of that year
showed decreases and the increases for
the half OF the year We're greater than
those reads had enjoyed during ten
years.
THE GRAND JURY.
San Jose Herald: The fact is that the
Grand Jury has become largely an in
strumentality for the qualification of
personal spite and for clearing the
SeAiA u w iIts- wiz ldpptI ~ pC SS'.iN
with that body 1t is we'll known that
in this city and county some of the
worst elements of our people have tlfeir
representative regularly on the Grand
Jury for the purpose of lookirg after
their interests: and they do 1t very
effectualIy We had a striking IN
stance of this in connection with the
last Grand jury. when the representa-
tives of the saloon and gambling inter-
tests deliberately attempted to brow
beat the business manager OF the Her
ald'' because it had been making things
The record-union., 1898-01-24

Save money BY buying your tea and
coffee Of ]. McMorry, 531 NJ
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|SaIe (,OmfOrfeTs
TUESDAY, $3.50 4. N,

a II the manufacture OF all goods
Z there is an accumulation OF more
( or less stock which, while not
. damaged, is rot just exactly right
Z TO be placed with the regular lines
B or goods. In some instances a
! stitch is dropped, in others seam
lis irregular, and all these little I'M
= perfections cause such articles to
( be thrown out OF the regular lines
h and placed to one side. At the
, end OF the season these are sold
Eas Jobs at greatly reduced
Kprices.
! We have succeeded in purchas-
y ing from maker OF conforters
Z such a line OF goods, and the
3 goods will be offered Tuesday at
b0:3o a. m All OF these comfort
ners, with the exception OF one line,
< are filed with pure white cotton.
3 The covers are Of various mate
Erials and i'll all colors OF the rain
z bow
5 LOT Dark Chintz Covered
Z Con{ortcrs, plain stitching and
gwool filling, cleanscd and purified.
z # j,,-a., ,.,o.-+o.-
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A Wo1nan's Watch.

They were slipping chocolate at a
downtown fashionable cafe and talk
ing of watches. And this is what was
said:
Il have carried my watch for ten
years." said the senior member Of the
party. 'and it has never cost me a cent
for repairs"
Mercy" exclaimed another one,
how did you manage to-
always making disagreeable remarks
about women's watches. and when my
husband gave me mine ne said it would
probably be out Of order most Of the
time. And / just made un my mind
10 show hin, there was one woman In
the world who knew how TO take care
of watch
But have you never lost it or had it
stolen?"
Never ! dropped it several times
at first but IT did not show any marks. >
"But do the works never get out of
order?"
THE what?'
THE works inside. Have you never
broken the mainspring?''
Il never lock inside
But how do You wind it?"
Il don't wind it. That's how I take
care Of it and keep it nice
They all stared for a moment. Then
they said: ~Of. you clever thing" and
adj u;n d sine d.e.-Philsdelphia Tines.
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SACRAMENTO SCHOOLS.
REVIEW OF THE HISTORY OF
THEIR GROWTH.
The First School and the Splendid
Educational Department or
To-day.

From the early days of its history,
Sacramento gave great attention to ed
ucational matters.
c. T. H Palmer opened a school in
August, 1S49, and taught it for a
month. Ee sold his furniture to Rev.
J. A Benton, afterwards pastor Of the
Congregational Church, who opened it
again On October 18th. 1t was in a
little one-story house 14x2S, covered at
the ends with rough clapboards, and
the roof and sides were covered with
old sails from some craft tied up on the
bank of the river. The doorway was
covered by a piece of canvas fastened
at the top and dropping down over the
opening. There was no floor but the
ground, and the building stood on the
banks OF Suffer Slough, at the north
east corner of Third and 1 streets. The
school opened with four pupils and soon
increased to nine and never exceeded
twelve. 1t was closed in December
named Crowell
A CITY SYSTEM.
Previous to 1851 the public schools
of the city were merged into those Of
the county, but in 1858 County Assessor
j. w. Biddleman, under the amended
law, appointed a Board Of School Com
missioners, consisting of DR.. II. w.
Harkness, G. j. Phelan and George
Virgins.
In February, 1854, the school was
opened at the southeast corner of Fifth
and X streets, G. H. Peck having
charge of the male department, and
Miss Griswold of the female depart
ment. On the first day fifty boys and
forty girls attended. Soon there We're
over 200 pupils and several other
schools We're opened, one on I street,
near Tenth, then one at Tenth and G
streets to which the girls were removed
and in June the first primary school was
opened. In July there We're 261 public
school pupils and go attending private
grown the present school system, of
which the city is SO justly proud. DR..
Hardness was elected the first Super
intendent
A NEW ERA
On December II, 1851, the control of
the city schools was turned over to the
City Board by the County Superinten-
dent, and the first public school build
ing was erected at Tenth and H streets,
and on February Is, 1850. Superinten-
dent Harkness reported six schools in
successful operation with accommoda-
tions for 414 pupils.
The High School was instituted in
1866, history, bookkeeping, astronomy.
Latin, French and Spanish being
taught. on NJ street, between Eighth
and Ninth, the first class being COM
posed of eighteen girls and twenty-one
boys
The Sacramento Grammar School was
erected in 1872, at cost of S62,O1D,
the pupils from the Franklin Grammar
School being transferred to it and the
Hardness Grammar School was erected
in 1888 and afterwards the Sutter
Grammar School.
o-day the city stands the peer of
any city in the State as regards its
school system and educational advan-
tages. Its High School is one of the
few in the State that have for years
past been fully accredited by the State
University and its Grammar and Pri-
mary Schools are not surpassed in their
efficiency by those of any other city,
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WHAT SHE DOES.

WHAT SHE DOES.
! Tacoma Ledger. The question al
ways asked in foreign complications.
what Will England do?" is answered.
| She Will do what she always does.
| where the matter is too large - he
handled by a scrtie by a handful ef
troops to bulldoze or punish some black
tribe and take their country-Inake her
money gain her ends. In the Chinese
complications England's hand is begin
| ming to appear more plainly than
usual. Sc viii provide the Chinese
| loan, which has been found hard TO
get, for considerations, and the con-
siderations which are likely to be
granted. will give England more than
she might have hoped to gain for
years, but for the action of Russia
and Germany. England is a shrewd
trader as we'll as cool buffer.
WHAT THE FIGURES SHOW.
Reno Gazette: The figures showing
the comparative values Of exports for
the Wilson and Dingley laws must be
far from pleasant for these statesmen
20 contemplate who staked their repu-
tation during the last campaign upon
the assertion that our exports OF man
ufacturer would greatly fan off under
thigh protection. The official statement
Of the November $3.50 exports shows
that the value of the articles exported
from the United States in that month
was about S1.G90e30 greater than in
November 1896. The figures for the
first eleven mcnthe of 1897 show a
gain Of $50, ,0G0,G20 over the correspond
ing eleven months OF 1886 under the
Wilson law. The expectation of man.
ufactures increased in these eleven
months s27 ,c00,GG9 in round numbers.
as compared with the corresponding
months of 1896, showing a gain of over
y Fer cent.
THE CoUTRY's PROSPERITY.
Stockton independent: Evidences of
prosperity multiply and the great lock-
cut. strike or SUSPENSION. whichever
The reader chooses to call the disturb
ance in the cotton manufacturing in
dustry, is an exception that. though
it docs not prove the rule, does not
disprove it. In that case the wage
question affects at most l3e,oto per-
sons IN other lines the prosperity
beneficially affects many times that
number. While tine depression in that
industry is confined to New England
the revival in others IS as Wide as the
country. One CT the best If not ao-
solutely the best. indexes to that pros
perity is found in the earnings of rail-
roads. When business is depressed
railroad earnings are reduced and
when business revives they are in
creased. Railroad earnings for the
year 1897 show a gross increase Of
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THE PRESENT SYSTEM.

often receiving favorable comment
from prominent educators who have
visited them
The record-union., 1898-01-24
Furniture Sale
Tuesday, 9:3Oh.Ml.

Our furniture buyer has been
securing the markets OF Illinois
and Wisconsin ever since New
Years, and he writes us that
he has purchased number ofe
carloads OF furniture which Will be
shipped at once. !
Furniture being bulky we must
make room and close out some Of J
the stock on hand. The manager
OF our Furniture Department has
therefore decided to add to our
January sale the following items
OF furniture, which will be found
OF special interest and unusual
value.
LOT 1-Durable Corduroy
Couches, iii handsome colors. :
Heavy fringe all around, good
spring work and remarkable value
at
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MAN

Warm love is esteemed
by all good women.
But when you are IL,
weak, run down, You
do not feel like loving
any one or anything.
You are listless, ami
you walk about as
though life had for you
no pleasures and no
c h a 7 m s. Sleepiess
nights. weak back. a
feeling of despairing
gloom and a sure
sense that you are onIv
a very small part Of ii
man all help 10 make
you what you are.
You must seek help.
"Hudyan" will not only
help you-it viii sure
ly cure you. 1t mas
put fire into no less
than $4,000 men in
America alone. 1t viii
restore to you your fire,
your vigor and yodr
great big mani;ness.
You will find charm IN
life again, and your
fear that others know
your secret will nave
vanished. Write and
ask about it. Testi-
monials and circulars
are as free as the air
you breathe. and 81 IS
the advice OF the most
celebrated physicians
on this continent. IF
YOU see copper coiored
spots anywhere on
your body. II you
teeth are loose, il your
yoiceis husky, you may
feel certain that you
have some form OF
blood poison. Whether
in it's tertiary. its see
ondary or its primary
state ii makes no Iif-
ference. The 80 day
blood cure" VIII b Ger
tain to eradicate. 10
clean it right oue of
the system promptly
and permanently. Cir
culars and testimonials
about this are as free
as are The others aDoat
"Hudyan.' Write or
call to-day.
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Archaeological. A

Those jokes that Timnlins cracks
Yes. / know. they are cracked. An
tiques usually are. indianapolis Jour
nal.
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VOICE OF the PRESS.
EXTRACTS ERCM EDITORIAL
EXPRESSION.
State and Coast Opinions or SUBJ
jects cf Living News
Interest.

Los Angeles Times: The men in Of
flee are ciyii-SerVice reformers, and the
outs believe that Ito the yictors belong
the spoilS' until they set into office,
and then they become civil service re-
formers. And then-well. then the crig-
inal civil service men who have been
turned out believe that ito the victorS
belong the spells and so on, and so
on, and so on, ad inhnitum. Verify, it
is a humorous old world.
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The Eaiser's Presents.

Emperor Williams Christmas pres
ents to his three elder sons We're three
superb swords. which they found in
their stockings along with some other
things less warlilse Papa had had
engraved on the blades characteristic
inscription. about Your strength be-
longs 10 the fatheriand while quite a
sabre de mon pere" sort of color was
given to the occasion by four lines of
original verse on the reverse side. Like
MIR. Negg. the Kaiser often drops into
postry. Boston Herald
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Fair Enough.

Before you set me doing time" said
the watch. II only ask that you judge
me by my WORKS
we shall see about that said the
repairer after | have looked into your
| case"-Cincinnati Enquirer
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To CURE 4 COLD IN oyl nay

Take laxative Bsomo Qunine Tablets All drug
Eists fefund the money ifit fails 10 cure. &c The
genuine has L. u. z. Gu each tablet.