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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23
NEWS TERSELY TOLD,

The sporting cicmcns forfeited the
sum VI ii'c In the police court today.
ohlcer Dlilnn of the police depart
mcni was having his fortune t1ld at
press timr.
The Miksdo people who appear at
the Theatfr tonight do not rtprcssn.
the ogdon Eiaieddfod chorus, as u sup
posed by many
Harry Mcrrtn viii deliver his lecture
on hypnoilsm 40 the v. NJ. g. \. par
llfa instead ~ 10 go south First West.
rs previously announced.
The University junior football team
meet and ytnqulshci the second hiEh
school eleven a. ihe University campus
yssterday afternoon. The Hcore was
i've 81 nothing.
Mayor clark today approved ibc con-
tract between the city nud tl0 Utah
Power company: the contract with
WIN. Holmes Tor rapairing streets and
sidewalks Tor three years. also th,
appropriation ssl.
JaiiOr klmhaii reports 20 prisoners In
the cay bAttllr. an ~ whom wli enjoy
a good Thanksgiving dinner. CONSISTING
% strong coffee. brsId and butter. high.
~ Favored suup und possibly tufkey
and crai-2crry pc.
Marriage license were issued toby p
John Hansen, aged o.. and Emma
LundquiFi. aged g. both ~ salt Ian,
Guy; alsD charles y. Ctumir. aged q
and Ruth stanford. same age. both 0
Salt Lake cay; and OrHan Harper
aged ~ and Margaret Irvine. aged -
also Of Salt Lak. cliy:
Chairman Lambert ~ the Demo.
cratic cnmraign committee " tho Rer,
und precinct says that In Vlew OF hnr'
mony and Justice hc desires the pco'
pic OF his district. regardless of pnliti,
cal AFFILIATED 90 meet In the sixth ward
meeting house on 1huratuy evening
Dee. !. AZ \ o'clurk Instead 0f Units
han Tor the purpna. or nominating I
candidate Cor the school board 20 sue,
coed ". u. cotton.
\ mass convention - eha voters nl
the First precinct irdopendeui ~ piliii,
ca nai'loa. viii b. held In ths Hiuth
wing VI the Exp s.tlon building fnr IA,
purpose N plmlratlug a nom partisan
candidate Or school board honlrs q.
succeed Hon. y, 49, Critchlow. Thu
candid ltfg spoken ~ urr Mr. CrlirhlbN
himself, Pruf. J. ~. plui e. ". ~,
mH nr1 Granville Gillette. Tn,
meeting viii be- on Wednesday eyenlnr
nsNt.
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A Big sum INVOLVED.
Judgment for siOO,879 Entered Against Geo.
NJ. Scott and lanes Glendinning.
CASE ALLOWED TO co BY DEFAULT.


judgment by defaul, FOR tiooS29 was
entered In the office " ihc clerk % ih'
third district cour. today IN the sw'
brought by Hugh Anderson. az rsslgno.
OF GEORGE S. scoti and company
against ucorgs ~ Scott James Glen
dining. and the fliy Park Stock
Growing association.
The suit was iled On the isi Of Sep
scmber al the insilstiivn 81 the num-
.rous creditors Of ueorgc ". Scott ana
company. The sum u s9Lgj35s was the
amount sued for and was alleged -
have been diverted from the assets al
Ueorse ". SCOT, and company for the
benefit VI the LAZY Park stock .uf9W-
.rs' association. BY Scott and ulendin-
mag. who. the complaint all,Hel'
practically owned ail OF the LILY PARK
.Ompany's stock. 49,.
u was also alleged that unleas me
.at.gla.ss was recovered the inicptrd-
ness ~ the insulycnt firm ~ Gems. a.
ScJtt and company, nmuuntlng 20 ala''-
UV1, would remain unpaid.
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The Thanksgiving excursions ~ the
local railroad lines Win he. one each
over the oregon short Line and the RIO
Grnnds Western Tor ogden. one over
che RIO Grtude Western from Utah
county cuum1n prlrtH for salt Lake
CITY, ana the annual rabbit hunting
excursion 81 the short Line.
The Brshany concert company icf;
ihlH morning over the Nip Grandc
Western Tor the East
Mr. H. ". Lawson. she general live
stock agent OF tho i,ia Urande West
cfn 10 looking ~ the stock Interests ol
his line GA The daup.ir Valley road.
The Denver and RIO urande ana tho
Missouri lNcihc viii have a train load
nf cattle out of Monroe on Friday
iinnu Tufi u the shipper
g. W. Nlhley. me treasurer of us
uiah aud Pacific. o. Ia she city reach
Ink Slli Lake from Baker city last
evening. lie says thai there viii hr nd
daugrr M any lack ~ rilifua1 ties flf
Che ROAD In the future ~ they nrr cnm-
ing dpNn from the mountains Ia great
quantities ~ present.
Mr.. a. u. lIudnaii % thr Midland was
delayed 40 nmver and ala not reach
the city uril podly Al noon
Mr. Warren, the new general agsn,
~ the santa 70. IL meeting with great
success In his position. Tie u deserved.
ly popular IN railroad circles and tht
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23

In the District Court. Probate pv.1a
In aud for Salt Lake County,
STATE ~ Iiah.
In The matter ~ the estate u Eaiaffh
Lane Hyde. deceased.
The petition % Isaac N, WAli,l ~
Charles ~. Hyde. executors u ~ ~
OF Elizabeth Lane Hyde. dlesif'A
praying Tor che settlement u AaAl A.
count 10 said executors and fuf ne a.
tfibuilou % the residue NJ tiii es'tif y
IN, psrf0ns entitled. has ben ~ ",
hearing on wednesday. The ~ gay o.
December. \. y. isas. ai g.al oeiasA =
m. at the County confi lieuss' /, "
court iluum ~ said Court IN san i.AA'
Guy, salt Lake County liah -,
Witness tho clerk NJ slli cllii w
the seal thereof affixed thA slfl aig y
November. a. -. 1888. ...
Crk
ny n. q. REEDALL, Deputy c'sfA'
Waddcll a Adams, Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23
TIM SIMPLEST CunE ron iSDi-
oIsrION.


The new medical discovery, suart'H
Dyspepsia Tablets. dlgcai tho food In
HtrAd Of making the Nuru out stomach
~ all the work. give &. a much needed
rest, and cure of dyspepsia "a the nat
urll result.
same time bcrluse these Tablets VIII
thoroughly digest all wholesome food
taken Into the stomach whether the
stomach works or not, 4 cure "a certain
DO result because the rhscsilye organs
an. given chance 20 rest I'D recover
thclr nntural vigor and zone. The Tab
lets are thea no LONGER required.
To show The manner N which the
rarnday acts on different people ana how
quickly and enectuaily u cures stom.
ich troubles we present "a Tow recent
cises.
Sir. j. O. wondly Of Peoria. Ills.
writes: | was unable % sit anythinH
but the plalnest food and oven that
orien distressed me. bnt nnoe using one
blx Of Suarrs Dyspepsia Tablets ]
cln ear anything ana everything
Wlnt.
Mrs. Samuel Kepple Of Girly. Pa,
writes, 1 have been entirely relieved nl
my stomach troubles by your Tablets
/ suffered three years with sour st9tl,
loh and gas at night ! am ihanki"
Mrs. A. Il. Bowen. Barnard. W.,
writes; II think Siulrts Dyspepsia
Tablets are tho best thing for dyspepsia
over touk. viii recommend them 70
lnyone troubled as bad ~ ! was
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets VIII nor
llsapIblnt because they cure pfspep-
sa surely ana lastlngly by eausins tns
food 10 be properly assist 1si' anu
aure consultation by producing the
pioneer aunntity % bile. SID ny ali
lruggl SITS ~ 20 cents per package senl
flr free book ON stomach diseases 70
Stuart Co., AIanhail. Mich.
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PROVO.
GMden CITY sol,,.


The funeral of Mr.. Jane Green Ifpid.
W"fih' ~ Lchl. took place y slerday
Thanksgiving services will De hstl In
ihe ward meeting houses tomorrow.
M!ss Lois Lyman, % T0oeic ~ visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. u, - HJuis.
lnion Thanksgiving services will be
Aeli On the Baptist church.
1Ie Inmates ~ tho asylum viii have
Aa ,N'm hne Thanksgiving dinner.
J,sls Knlght has plrchascd y. X.
Kings fine residence on the corner IN
seventh ana y streciA
Carliu wsdgwnod's many friends In
,nis CIV ii' pleased 80 lcarn OF hIf
promotion.
Vs. H. nuFcnhrrry viii go 10 Eureka
'1W1uuW tn spend THANKSGIVING day
T.ih BILE family at the Eureka hotel.
n'.hIn few. M ths rhlrd warl.wh,
has been eek Tor s3m,uEis. Is lnnrov.
.Ne
one NJ sprlngylia's prominent cItl.
aina, Y, q. Raymond. dltd. Alaudly.
i'.er "a weeks Illness, from pneumonia,
al iha 1s" ~ about Sixty ears.
a marriage license has been received
..| 90 goo. NNN - q % NNNIN"NHf lHHl -t. or
spanish F1rklrl EunIr- Warner. AGED
u.s. VI benjamin
Mrs August ALIEN hls returned from
80, Louie, whera fhe went 90 visa hrr
Ntk nn, EAR n. Allen. he MAJ recly.
.i'i Flhig.pr.y when Mr. Allen lsft
's D Doc believed gl be- abir ia START
come i1ily; De .s expected hsre slt-
sTssy,
in ile oase NJ Violet Uiac We The RIO
ii1r.4r WrHiern RntWly company. o6r-
N'Wi t.lN 3D.. summons Tervsi 1y .irpu.
N shlIu ly,f 0f silt Llko counfy ids
.rn hlel Too thH county clariGs 0.nce. y.
d. lAi''' and Pnweri, stilup * Llpp-
"r- "'sit'f1 ya Cor 81 .'ii';.
Mr. Mcneil, who hls charge OF the
Wrf,rm Union signal services FOR he
vest was In me c..y yetttre.y and ar
l.gtl i,r porting 10 tame plOces which
aIu he rlrreCt,l hourly from 40 Wosg
on Union ltiice. Ten subscrihers were
obtained AMI The clocks will be In po-
sluon Ia about two weeks.
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PenunaI Pararraph,.

Major Wood. who hia been bnt,nued
% hn.se City. Idaho. reached Tho rlty
TINS morning together Wln his family
Ihe major VIII assume cAarga ~ the
mfdltil department. ~ the Twenty
i'sf'h IT, =. infantry az Fort DpuraL
Geo q. Anderson Of Denver. well
known Colorado minlIg man. u nt The
knuisford.
Isaac Blake New York. a wei
known ul'rute 1nlltur. famr M this
morning from the spfun DeyilF cnun-
srl. Idaho. whore h. has been looking
over the Eipuud for prop1rcd fpllr,ad
". Br1rdcnaisin ~ fan Francisco IL
W the city. ie IL one " the heaviest
lmplriers - sea on the continent. the
nfm e. which he belongs having had
i1r years she uudispufcd trade ~ the
INTERN luntaln country. He leaves for
the east toulghi.
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INDIAN DEPRIVATION CASES.



Gustave Kr1eger. who has been iden-
tined with the collection ~ claims be-
fore the Indian deprcda,iona depart
moHE 90 the eour, VI claims at wash
.ng.sR ID. g.. received word tday from
the rapleai chat the United State SUI
prem- court nnl aiilftnri The decision
90 the court 90 claims To- holding that
che cklmarfH were uot obliged o. have
made demands upau Tho tribe commit
ting the dCprrffliuns Tor ahs delivery
81 thr wrong-doer brf1re collecting UNI
der the law " 1891.
This VIII be- god news O. many lly-
inS IN Spusefn Utah 'shl sun red
through the drpreiat.oua ~ the Black
hawk band some years aEl, a. 70 pfic'
siully opens up an che casra again
which elr years have been pending ln
the court % claims.
The ease just df,ddod was tha. Of
Samuel Hood VI che United states
The status ~ pie canes IN urlcf iH ~
follows The court " cialmr ia ln
the case OF brown ys Che United states
shat thr law of 1891 dl1 not change ths
force of TN law II 1884. which held rhal
citizen In order 90 recover Tor loss
committed by an Indian tribe az lmlty
with the United States mus, have al
ilrst made demand upO.~hc tribe for IN,
persons 81 thc MrunEu lrrr, ami have
been refused By tho tribe before d
claim could b. hrid valid against IA,
unftsd States.
TINS case came up for re-hearing and
the court of claims reversed itself hold
ing that the law " 1891 did In pneo
HuIserVede the law NJ 1854. The United
States attorney general thfn carried
the cnse % the supreme court Of ~
United States, and This last opinion o
the court " claims has been affirmed
she SJurt standing four 60 four an,
judge Mckinney being disqualified from
Sitting on account " being connected
with ths eases while United states a.
tOrney general.
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Miss Ada calder daughter ~ STR. and
Mrs George Calder and Mr.. Edwin j.
w,nder son ~ coipnei John II. wlnder.
were united 10 marriage in the Temple
90 noon today. the Freom's father ON
eating. \ reception tuDk place later In
The AFTERNOON a. the residence of the
brides parents. corner % seventh East
and Thirteenth south streets s. was
attended hy relatives and friends Of
h9th 90 the contracting parties ~ u
Whlm extend congratulations nor hppl.
meas AMI prosperity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23

~ A
N0lcs IA hereby given lhft ~ a,
meeting of the board u d.ieel.'sS ~,
the Bullion Beck Tunnel Minlhs 81
hed at salt LIKE cry. uYih; ~ 10
1895. an assessment ~ one iii,isl On
OF one (i) cent per share WIS le,',,tl1n,
the capltaq stock ot me '"s Voung,
pavabio at once 20 Briani y No.
sccretarv Ma tOs McCurnlck 49,
SAT- Lake city. uiah, and any IN r..
upon which the assessment In1esni.
nsrln uuTnid on the ssrd day o. o. adyer.
her. 1895. will be dellnqufpt ana and u
tlsad for tnle az public gusu'"' viii be
payment IL not made neiols ~ 1889.
elid on the nh day of Jai t., nillre q
81 ' esm mSu No. ios Mrcornies SlosS '.
salt Lake city. Uiah, ~ pAs md *.
mrnt and COSTS Of adverrNhs go"
penses ~ saie. ,.,,, e.er.safy.
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The efforts % the exchange govern
Ina board 60 systcmailze thiags With
reference 81 dealings In mining stocks,
were plainly Co. evidence today In re-
arrangement % stocks uniistcd. which
led 80 Erraier expedition In pushlag
matters to a timely climax. What re-
mains o. be durs a. she Issuance " an
order prohibiting brokers nom carry
ing on their transfer slips. and then all
Will pass on ~ calm aud unruiiiCd ~ a
summers morn. aud the board VIII
have the thanks 90 n dozen ~ more
reporters who daily daily In the ~ In
quest ~ an umciat.' authoritative
record % the days dolnEz,
The day was uas NJ active az some
u ~ pr,dtc0 sfnfs. hw the call was a
good one nevertheless ami ne brokers
~ eersflny fllrd gheir orders prior 80
taking rest flr the ThaclktgiVlrsg
holiday. Builidn-Beck made th1 nrst
Falc In transfer 90 $50. after which
-Four Aces dropped Into linz and did
business 40 figures ranging from ~ g.
81 cents a share. Geyacr- ht,r.on was
10 fair demand and Fold az 60 eenss,
while Grand Central dropped loo sharss
al $50 and was fcliuss1 ny active
trading In Lower Mammoth ~ 90 cents.
2.io0 shares fnding takers NJ this ng-
ure. Northern Light deposited s.Ool
HNANNN vt NV NiAAAHt NNF Ns'Nh " NiAll
business NJ hirh aa a. cents and re-
naming In grpd demand al az. on-
taril was fiin. az were alrl Silver klns
ana ufah. hue neither doing bushes IS
the brokers passed on 10 class No. 2
whore stocks were called 90 the new
alphabetical arrangement.
Alice - " snilna .Qpkti quite
healthy hM ana ~ busin,ss und L re-
mained f5r buckeye 90 chrlnlcle the
iirst sales. which u ala a.. ~ ceuas.
while a b.d ~ az stuod pasted. chic
ride fdin; picked up q fransfrr AZ
ttls's. and following came dealings IN
Columbia, Dexter. ptltafA Golden
Eagle Homlatako and Joe n1wers.. an
" these as respectable quotations..
q lirn Eagle being especially strong
and selling a. from n. % 90 CENTS d
share. There was also business In lat
iir Pltishutg. SUNBEAM. Toiiu, south
Swansea and wachuseit. tho whole
amounting 90 record n ls.sis sharcs
sold, with q selling value OF SO lp02s.
The closing figures were a. fulloNH3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23
Second Ptr,ln,i s,hOol conxeniior.

a committee of ci,lscns consisting Of
Hugh Watson. VIM. ~ jones Jr.. Char.
H. Hyde. J. W. TIRE and Alexander
cowan have Issucd tho following call for
a precinct convention TO b. held ON
Thursday evening noxti
Al leraily qualified voters Of the Sec
one Municipal Ward ne. Invited to lar.
uctnAto ~ This convention. WHO protest
against tho action OF tic Democratic
aud Republican chnirmcn IN changing ~,
location % their convention from th'
Ward Mcrtlne house TO "a bulldinE altuht-
ell away from the center Of the voting
population ~ the municipal wnri and IN
a locality whsrc tho hall can be easily
packed frum the SALOONS nf the business
district. many ~ which nro located out
side Of tho second municipal ward.
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Hoods Pills act tremendously with
s'oos '%''o Hoods hafagp.lTllll.
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NORTH MOUNTAIN MILL
GOOD ORE SHOWING IN the NINE.
Work on IN. stock Exchange Heck run
mel Assessment chloride Point Re-
poft Miscellaneous.

John Heinrich and win Brown, they
OF the ',oid M.feur crowd" came In TO
Sal, Lake thls n rulug from the west.
the gcp,iem,n having spent few
weeks on Cher, d, IN Nevada. and
a Day ur two In che vicinity Of Tusca-
fori. where Che Dexter Young Amer
tcl and other good mining properties
have their location
MeasrA Ht.mrich and brown sand
a, the head of thc North Mountain pro-
ioci On Cherry creek aud LETT here sew
sfli weeks ar1 90 l1ol; into affairs at
shat property Tha, they found II In
oxeellen, cond,,iol l. the report given
20 a "News" representative this morn
lns. Mr. Brown stating chat everything
was islklrg we'll. she mill having done
good work during the summer AMI she
miro being pes fFU1 N moucy-mikluE
ore bodies. The gentleman deprecated
she fC.. however. that 70 hiss been
deemed advisable 'n close down the
mill f1r a fow months a. the weather
was ~ terribly cold lu that scc;ien a.
90 freeze up the cyun.dc and make u
Impossible 10 continue operations.
While Al the property the thQrmgmcior
rOgl~rrcd 20 degrees below zcrl-noi
bad showing. think thu gentlemen. for
this s1asln ~ the year.
Al the Dexter Mrstrs. Heinrich pnd
Brown found ihlnga In good shape. thc
property IN ail fis branches w1rklnE o.
= nicely. The new power plant. Aay
they, IL rapidly nearing cJmplesilu.
ard all hands feel satisnrd tim; this
bonanza viii shortly report with dlvi-
deHds
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Making possible a thorough explora-
ton % the property. the liulllon-iisek
Tunnel company. held a directors meet.
ing IN this city yesterday and then and
there levied an assessment uf half . cent
share. the same payable 20 the Sec
rotary Immediately and becoming delln-
qucnt the sird day 81 December. This
viii Elye the company t2.50o with
believed. will snahh Superintendent
NeHhlt % demonstrate beyond she
shadow N a doubt. the value ~ she
cumpnny's possession. The future out
look IL bright and doubtless the mine
VIII b. made a money
al dlrs
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Ia Sal Mining News.

Col. johnson came In from M, Bluo
Mountains this week and has some .x-
ceedingly high specimens OF goId-baif.
lng ore taken from the Dream Boone
and oihsr claims The ave stamp MIN
H. running steadily nn ore from ths
Dream and II paying we'll,
l.. II. Rhodes visited Gold Basin ths
FIRST Of the week. and looked over ihs
prospects, there and on his return r. nn.
thuslnniic over the mineral showing bs
saw, lie simply confirms what rht
Times has always coutended that h.
Ia sal Mountains Il one Of the rlohs u
mineral districts In tho country. and
every foot n practical development
work D. proving iL--Grand Valley
Times.
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SCROFUL.A
u il Foul Blood's Advertise.
ment
hut u 10 Soon Cured by Mods
Sarsapariila.

Yea, scroiula, itAnything, may be called
the advertisement Of foul blood. II Is the
soourge OF the world 80 offensive, pAiniul,
debilitGtlng, stubborn and well nigh
uncomfortable.
Outward applications do not cure, they
only drive the difficulty TO now quarters.
Emollionts may palliaie, they cannot
abolish tho evil. There Is but ono sure
way out, and that Ia to eliminate tho
talnt from tho blood.
There Ia one remedy that can effect this,
and ID Il tho only ono that, 40 far as we
know, has almost invariably succeeded -
even whore the system has been poisoned
by long years OF faint, and the rayagos 20
be repaired arc tremendous. That remedy
Is Hoods sarsaparilla. Read thlsi
any daughter was afflicted with I'm.
pure blood. There were running sorc'
all over her body aud they caused hei
much suffering. We tried medicines thai
were recommended as blood purlGors
but could not SEQ that thoy did any good
A friend told mo about Hoods sarsapa
rilla and began giving tho girl thiHmed
ioine. Tho result was that sho was per
ioctly cured after taking a few bottles
She has had no symptoms of scrnfnli
sores since that timc.p MARIETTA "
SMITH, South Mlddloboro, Mass.
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M.,.or,e shower Photographed.

New York. Nov. si.-A Nov Haven
dispatch g. The ROT eiya; The de-
vplupmont ~ the plates exposed az
Yale observatory durinE the mcteoric
shove. shows that about sen meteor
trails have been obialncd. " which
several are believed o. be Lyunldcg.
Twelve cameras Norn used. ~ which
eight were employed az she Yale oh
Servatory aud four AZ q point ahoui
Two AMI ons.half mites away. ~ caci
puin. two or three idenilcal ri"ienrs are
believed 90 have hsen photographed
and computations 81 iheir distance may
be- possible. ON one night during few
hours more than one hundred mcteors.
may % them loenidcs. werr observed
~Gh the naked eye.
Observations Tor other groups ~ me-
ieois viii probably b. made mex, Fri
day night In spite ~ fhc moon and
pivably also c,,rly neNt moath.
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silver Gois; lead $3.50.
Thanksgiving day will he celebrated
by local sivck brokers, hence there VIII
be uo call on tho exchange.
Hereafter the secretary Of Tho "a.
change VIII keep record NJ lost stocks
fnr .he convenience Of brokers,
J, r. a,rlnger has been granted the
privilege ~ the floor pending a yot, ur
DIE .npnncailon for membership IN me
stock exchange.
lu The last ISSUE Of the Grand VALLEY
Times Gid Proper oXpatintes quite el1.
gurnily on the possibilities OF the La
5ll mining region.
Hon. u. r. Lloyd and a party Of East
Hfu visitors let for Meruur thls.mofnlng
flr the purpose ~ Inspecting The Old
Fred and other properties. They viii
return about Saturday.
The Mercur Is In with a heavy shin.
menl OF eyanldes. ny the first OF the
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THANKSGIVING At the FORT.


Preparations were being made today
ior Thanksslylng al Fort Douglas.
There Wiil hc several reunions al The
homes " the officers. and TIE day Will
be- spent aa unc ~ thanksgiving In
deed. Down In the quarters of the
men The day Will be spent "a only
camrUi people know how 10 spend "
when they have Well nii.d sable AMI
a day on. They ar Co have turk )
and crpnberrios all round. and already
ihr cooks are preparing the feast.
The religious services will consist ~
proFfsm prepared by she Cirsiian
EndfayDr societies u the city
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Nanc,

And In accordance with law ahl v.
order OF the Board Of Dlrcc'uia' ~ =,
october ipfh. ISIS. - many fnli, \,
each parcel Of such stock AZ nv ~,
necessary win be sold al pubic Al'' HI
90 tho highest bidder for eish ~ w
offices OF che Secretary OF the '9n W
Rooms "A and ~. Central hhgm ~.
second SOUTH street, SAT- L,h. t.li
Utah. on the sch day OF prcei,l ,,,,,st
a ssessment together With cost ~ ii's''
tlnng and expense Of sale,
." Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23
smslipos IN Atlantic Liner

New York, Nov. 2l--Ths Honln
American line steamer Splnrndam
which arrived lass night from Hotter.
dam and BoloHnr. with 70 cabin ana
i1s atocraTr passengers, Il detained ui
quarantine. owing 10 a oaae ~ small.
pcN among her stcuFuEe passengers.
The patient Is Liza NFur ugsd n
years, Van was ttkcn M on Nov. L..
ari placed In the ships hospital aha
VIII be- moved 90 North firothers Island
ana che rteeraEc passengers who bal
quii.era In the compartment occupied
by her, viii he transferred 10 HOFFMAN
Island Tor observation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23

Infant mortality l. something ,.,,,
iul. Nearly one-duaftcr dis -
thcy reach one year. one.thlfi ~,
they are hvc, and one-hilf bcfe-. NJ,
~. nitecni The Timely By, y
WHITES CREAM VERMirrs,
Wouln save majority On ~.
Drug Dept.