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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17
SCRAMBLE rOn STOCKS.
nroher- fs,rly rsii over Zach other In
Attending To uusiues..


In thelr ETamhe for Christmas cash
In tb, pit priay. fhe stock brokers sue
ossiod IN digging up goqi deal of
business. the sales made representing
$3.50 shnrss, win q selling value aa-
schsd teisrcto o. fs2.2S6.si. AZ % was
hliHs' Day. ihtfe was "a good eprlnkllng
* frs fair sex In The 4obby. and from
the picaaw smiles ghfown In ut the
brokers'. Il seemed thu; ehsy wfrc en-
J0ysng The proceedings immensely.
Considerable business wus done In
Aux. the s''a,k nrdinE ready takers at
figures anglug from si.igis 10 fi.25 u
share Daisy also responded literally.
this security remaining arm AMI sclllng
60 ne tune % 2.ioo iciafts between 81
ttfsl 60 ccrsa, Neflle there was xrOlt
demand for Four Aces 10. the % stand
ard. and Geyrer- Maroon handed out q
sod number u shares at Sgti and 90
ccfsf. ManrnJsh. Mcrcur ana Lower
Mimmuih were ais, sellers. together
with Northern liRb,, which was fair
~ active. ard Sicramento. which was
heavily dtaH In. although w. only
nominal quotations.
Attention TO stocks unli;rd optusl
~ Q0Hg line % sellers. these being
BEADED by Buck yr. which werlt AZ gL.
GEMS. camp Floyd did god business
whsle Dexter was quite spirited "a from
us 20 fjifh snare. The iriier figure
reminding IN cyldcpce az u closing bid
or me Hork Goid Eagle ar1
llomesinkc continued active ~ ala airl
joe Bowers and ENten s.nn.;hoHe stocks
Snnding well 10 the ffOff and giving
rviiense ~ an existing d.mand al
siifnHnfy figures. There WAS ustle
trading also Ia Hsar Consolidated and 4
number - u.hers. and the call closed
Win gis1cks y morally ilrm. ana splcn.
ia outlook for anprifer weeks burint.s,
The closing figures were as follows:
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islch is.pubiic strike.

Spokane. wash. Dec. io.-Thcrc u
great cxcl,omort here over repeat 4
rch r,rk,a In Republican camp. ~ ihe
Coivlilc reservation. II n now demon
stratod ihE. the SOD bcN Il ". lclei
scvgn miles long and three miles wide.
arl In that area rich ore chutes are be.
lux discovered almost daily.
'rhe peraatlam thla week IL an ex-
eraoriinnry rich strike IL the Morrsng
Glory. The claim was buugaS fJr 'gw
hufiirs1 dollars lafi week by a synli-
cate o. spokane men. 4 company WA
Incorporated anl q block ~ tretFu.y
it1ck was suld NJ sh ccrir. Men were
So. 90 work on she claim making an
open cut. arsi struck hlgh-Rrado f1ld
ere 40 shc grass r1lss. The correspond-
ont % the sp0kcsmln-lt evitN ,eie-
phones tlElsk that he sampled an
Cigiseen-inch pay chu,f ~ the claim.
ara the assay return vas $685. In gold.
Large blcsks n she stock are charging
hands today al b! cenia.
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This Property Producing ore Running Gao
In Gold To- the Ton.

Reports from the Daisy ~ Morcur
are OF "a very encouraging nature, tell
INK ~ they de- ~ she discovery u orc
In the lower workings running ON an
average uf so In gold, with occasional
values as high ~ SIS.
Tho Morcur Miner says that the de.
velopmcnt NJ the Daisy continues to
demonstrate the great value Of that
property. Assays from she fact OF tho
lower south dim this week disclosed
values ~ $50. while Il IN not contended
that this represents the value OF any
great block of ore II does help Increase
the general average Of values. while
the daily assay reports show q nuctu-
alton ~ values u also shows that the
general average of values Increase M
depth ia attained, This " especially
true ~ the drifts on the south side OF
the Incline and would Indicate chat the
rich ore chute recently struck In the
South Daisy continues across In the
Daisy ground.
The Mcrcur Mercury says that In a
few weeks the number ~ teaching
tanks at the Daisy min win he In
creased. rs the plant In now creating
about 1875 tons per day and a few more
tanks IN all that N needed 10 increase
the output. In the mine depth OF G92
feet has been reached by the incline
and from this level drifts are being run
north and south on the vein. this being
the NTH In tho series. A. far aa they
have gone the vein has been steadily
cnlarglng and on the NTH level Is
about thirty feet In width. with values
running from 50 To SO. In the crosH-cut
running east from the second level. the
ground IN highly mlnerallaed ana Il IL
probable that the back vein win be
reached In few days,
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UNLISTED STOCKS
OLD SAWS.
Oh rro,erb. Donr Away. Hold nood.

"old saws are sometimes broken.
man convinced agalns, his will u OF
hla own opinion stili." ! haze seen
that badly smashed. \ friend came In
70 see me some time ago while ! WAS
N bed Win nervous prosirasoln.
The physician had strictly forbidden
me 20 use coffee. and l tried q lktls
Postum Cereal Food Coffee. hu; the
way u was m rved, n tasted ~ nat that
] broke the rules ~ the doctor and oc-
olslonally drank cup NJ coffee. al
though each time | suffered for u.
During her conversation, she asked me
Why adm; Try Postum. oh" l
Va, l canS drink 10. She laughed out
loud and said. "Why, my dear,
you have been imposed upon II You
once have Postum made righs, you
VIII be In love with q from that time
on | listened ~ her with ll.ile In
eresi and much lncredullty. but she
A,pi pn Insisting.
shortly af,er, when recovered a
Ntle, | was visiting a friends house,
Mho asked me II would like cup OF
fos'um, ana when Il was served, Il
'aaied no bstier than mine had, - you
see had, apparently. mos thorough
experience with the tasie ~ Postum,
rs and inzipld.
HNNtNrI, fouhu Tor the gnnl or my
heilih, | must drink II. and 30 when !
g.. home and WAS little stronger, |
aet.rmlned 20 see II u could not b"
made 20 taste better l looked nt the
package carefully and found thag he
directions were very plain, that the
.Wtum must be allowed actual boil
US OF AZ least ilf.een mlnulca. put
y ON In cold water u took about NJ
zen inlnuloa before = commenced o.
ppo.i hen l allowed Il 81 bubble ana
pol, htt cen minutse more, aud after 10
mo- spitled I poured Ous . cup which
s.l'Anly was a. rich dark brown
w ol coffee as I ever saw In my ne,
~ When cream ana sugar were added,
e., was amazed at the taste.
EUR ka," | had found what | wanted
I"n tnai ;lme on you can Imagine J
hheW 20 certainty when X was served
the cable, whether Postum had
p''h boiled long enough or u1L There
a. much difference as between night
suI gay Postum un1erb0lled h liai,
ana oliled as It should be, Is one u the
""s delicious beverages woman "v-
~ 'assed. /, Is strange that people
~ ana Try again, and make Postum
sp sloVenly a manner that they fall
~ bNt me delicious lllVor from H. !,
vputse, have no tpmpfu,iO 10 So
500 20 common coffee, FOR have fhe
ats' coffee twioe day, and md Il
So, vieaAlni, hcallhful and 1t rength-
".s 70 the norVrss
@f~ ~. u Love, wh.insyllle, Mass
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nUiLDING PERMITS.
Agricultural College Notes,

Final examinations Tor the Germ end
lng December s1rd, are set r1r wodncs-
day ana Friday. The term has been
unusually prosperous There has been
In attendance q tutil ~ 800.
The librarian H. making an effort
60 have on the walls ~ the reading
room. portraits ~ some NJ thn prnmn-
ont educators formerly Connected with
tho college. Prot PaurH pio,urc ~ al
ready there. The parry given by sho
students last Saturday. nst;ed $50 toe
wards putting M CK-lrcalden, san.
horn'H picture.
Mlrs Mncnch had parity prepared an
elpou,louary and dramatic en'erialn-
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mont for Saturday evening. but owing
,u tho dedication eNercisca at the Brig
nam Young Academy The cntortan-
9ucnt mas been POSTPONED.
Commandment Jenccn and Adjt. Cam
non will hold thc regular Inspection Of
college cfdcia ON Tursday.
By pushing In new boiler fnr a
par ~ ,he general heating apparatus,
" VIII now be possible to warm the
station BUILDING and Che shops without
heating she main building.
F0u,biii " atll alive Saturday the
regular team wcr, p.iltd agIiua, ihc
University team ln lhr capital. and
Monday picked team VIII conses. wi;h
q rival compny On She brigham Young
cgiien' campus
The Students are rejoicing over half
s'ict secured ior ihisr wlshng 10 spend
,nt holidays among frl.ndB at
distance.
Mr. shepard. visiting Iogin In con-
rUaii1u VITA ,HU yIuug pNoplt'a rally,
alir th students H. chapel cx-
-raisc Saturday morning.
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,rip out 10 Drum and are very much
pieascd az the looks OF their property
lrhny brought hack n beautiful specimen
Of ore wcigninr about - pounds.
The ulue iind Mining and silinr
company nus innippt.,,d Win capt
lis properties are IN Tlntic. G, T.. Loose
il president; 4. Y. Ware. vice president.
and j. ". Hatfield seecIe,ary, and treas;
Wiiinm Ilatenld make up the directory.
Af.rcur Mercury. 4 large vein Of low
vfad. silver ore has been opened IN In
III. Hercules incline. running from ~
10 IN ounces silver and y TO s. IN gold.
There H. plenty 81 y hW y ~ to2, low
s,,Ynnanv would be compelled To- invcst
IN n cyanide mill before great while.
The Manhattan Mining company was
Incorporated ys-tcrdeyl with "A capital
stock " ,ai.cl. divided into 5000
i rens vice ppfesd5nt and tre"aurer' r
% Trfck a. y. Plough and ~. e. Ed
wards are the directors. The company
owns the South Eureka No. J.. South
Eureka No : and Dandy Jim claims. In
Tiniic district.
ogden standard: ". ". wardiolgh
has severed hls connection With tho
consolidated Mining nnd Milling COM
phnv. whose minos incluac the Ggtcnld.
near bingham. aud IN whose employ he
has heon FOR seven years past. Mr
Wnrdlrinh saws that Tho garn,ld n u
Rrcat prospect and he ,oNpgcis to see e
80 north into Idaho. who're ne hiss "a
good position.
Mcrcur Mercury. While doing tho ns-
s,1,i.fnent on tho "tsP1' claim east Of
Eureka much stronger How Of water
was onrountoreh M9ndhi. ncccasltntins
onpabio Of HANDLING tho wutcr has been
ordered Tho. properly IT, owned by y.
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RICH GOLD DISCOVERY.
NAMED DAWSON AFTER FIRST LOCATOR,
ore A..ayipg sixteen Thousand TO tho rou
Dug Ou,-Thc Vein Traced for
fifteen Miles.

Canon city. Colo, Dec. i7.-Thc dis
oovery Of gold. I'VE miles southwest Of
this city. has caused now town 10
spring up In night. 40 IL were.
Half the ablc.hodled men Of ehls city
have gone to the place and over a thou
sand claims have already been stakod.
The new town has been named Dawson
city. after u. A. Dawson. who located -
mineral vein from which he dug ore as
saying $4,000 gold TO the ton. The main
vein has been traced fifteen miles.
Some parties claim that y IN an cNtcn-
sion OF the famous Basslck vein at
silver CITY.
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Mr. Joseph N. slot, l. slowly I'm.
proving. and his condition Il crafty
Ing to the family and the attending
physlcinn. u l. quite probable THAI the
preliminary hearing In she case againa,
Cashier Jnnca will not be held undl
some cline In January.
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Brigham Guy Ncwa II. woitcr Of
Yost was In Brigham last Monday on
business and gave Tho News onlcc u
pleasant c'il. iie aa,ca chat the rabbits
out IN that vicinity ave- like locks os
sheep. The country IH warming WIKI
them and they have eaten the ranges
nearly bare. Hc thinks the county CONF
miralnnctA mslr q mistake In taking
tho bounty OF aud hopes the incoming
commissioners win restore u by paying
nt least two cents fur each rabbit
Killed.
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The Consolidated Mining ana smelt-
Ing company has recently leased oil
lts mining property together with the
farming land. Improve rrnta ana wat
or risht tn thc American Mining and
Investment company Of West Virginia.
The latter company agrees 20 protect
certain bonds sold by the former
amounting u $40 900 To the exten, Of
gO per cent u that amount
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Ttr.If.,..-4 f...A =. s...,..tf.. -
Tw,rsy-fdurh iniantry. was born al
New orleans. la. february 2. 1874. Ca
de. L. $. Military Academy. June. 1851
90 June. 1855. appointed second leu.en-
ant, Twenty fourth iufan.ry. June T.
1895. served wHh his regiment In New
Mexico. Arizona and T;an. Accom-
panied ]. In campaign against Santiago.
Cuha. frlrtaliy wounded In the bateis
" san Juan. July /. i,5S. and died July
.. 1885
This young officer waF endcafci 80
thu regimen ln many ways. Ills bright
and cheerful onmpinionship made him
4 welcome guest with all; his loyablo
dhsp0sItinu won fnr him she love vi 9th.
rfs. His marriage ~ the daughter o..
one Of The cd ulllccrs ~ ihe regiment
was au additional bond 1f rcgiH.ou.ai
inectlnn. III ittl words. "rol my
dear wife tina, I died nghting f0r my
country honor nre n nttlns cplturh
for thu bravof ana mort loving.
ny order lf
MAJOR THOMPSON.
i. -. LEtTCH.
First Lieutenant and AdluAni. Twtn-
ty-uur.h infnpry.
Onirn. 4. CAHANIgs
FIrst Lieutenant ana Nr.irs 4 ihfnuf.
Twen,y-inurth Infantry.
,...,..,.,. ..,, ,..,.....,...,. ..
N'S lh' -ilii IN M u y hlaN'
w. lN'>
Headquarters Twcnty-fourth Iufau.
try-Coi. Ilrufy y. Froafnnn. pfnmI,ti
colonel. aud assigned tD stth IN y. %.
No. $50 e. y. 4. q. o., under orders u
ioln when relieved ftum command of
bth INF. Santiago. cuba.
Iirut. al. n M. flret,,, brlundler
acncrnl volunteer. pn glrk isaV,. iinl.
timoro. SID.
Mai j. ". Thnmps0n, commanding
Mai a a. Mnrklsy. commanding
Fort II. a. liusseii. Wvo.
chan 4. Nileuev,fih. p1rt sretsur.r
and IN CHARGE III pnet Frh1oia.
Tifst I.lriit 4 ID I,nifrh. reeiuentnt
ndiu,nut and A o.. ON dutv AT prat.
Tlrst Lle,it. Albert Law. r.fi,nrntni
uunrtormnstcr.
Post UuapltnI--A. A. SURGEON II. II.
Nlloa, post surgeon. awaiting annui.
mcnt of contract. \. 4. surgeon, T.. a..
schuiy. ON duty AZ nesi
Comr,ny A2rapi,lp uont ". Ion.
wolf on duty with r1urany. Firat
Lieut.. IA. ~. Kccne. ON el1k leave Ori
~, two montha, Newton. Mass, second
Lieut.. 4. IL. Krfwin. ON duty W5,h q m.
many.
Company B-cap,nin Henry WyFnnt.
commanding nrst battalion. company.
Whoiley. colonel Washington yolun.
tocrs In fautry. At nAtnuilH, phflipplu.
Islands second Lieu. WIN, l., Murphy
on duty with cnmpnny.
Company D-captaln \. G. Ducat. on
duty with company. Flint Lieut.. n. q.
Lyon. On - 4. ana fort II. \. Rusasii.
Wyo., second Lieut. II. n, Keller. on
duty with Company l..
Company B-Cnpiain ]. J. urrrotnn.
u. Y. major. and o. NJ. volunteers. cas-.
unlly at post awaiting orders: First
Lieut.. H. a. Nelson, on duty with
company: Second Lieut.. Vacancy.
Company H-capinin A. A. Augtir.
rnmmaudlng Second battalion and conn.
ptny: First Lieut.. q. n. NcMnsior. on
-. n commanding cnmpnny X. Camp
Pilot BUTTE. since Nov. :. second Lieut.
q. II. Miller. on duty with gomnnnV
Company I-capinln Henry W.
HuVey. under orders ~ jnln regiment;
flls. Lieut. !. 6, jerks; on dniy Win
Lieut.. vacancy.
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TRANaFERs OF sTOcKs,

hsahaNtHA AaAsF ~ 'ht1fNts
Ajax. 100 shares q s.Llu
Ajax. 100 u siitih.
Ajax, 100 a sii5.
Ajax. 80 n tit1is.
Ajax. 100 " Sisi.
Ajax. 100 II tisi.
Ajax. 600 n SIS.
Daisy. $500 q cic.
Daisy. 100 q GsHc.
Daisy. 200 u e5tsr.
FVur Aces 800 q l3Ac.
Four Aces. i.i000 sc.
Four Aces. 800 Il liikc.
-Four Aces. 800 N iiNc.
Four Aces. 400 N isc.
-Four Aces. 800 q isiic.
Four Aces. 1900 - isisc.
Goyser-Manor. 600 " ssMc.
Marion. 1900 n 9Oc.
Mammoth. 100 q Ss.0o.
Mammoth. 100 ~ yi.02.
Mtmns N. 100 u sg.0i.
Mcrcur, 80 u SGj.
Lower Mammoth. i.?no n 50r.
l.ow,r MANN "a. 1000 Il lie.
No@hcrr Lighi, $500 n 5sc.
s1crameuu, leo " 63e.
Siriumcr %, 1000 q s5isc.
SaCramcrso, 100 n sic.
sacramento. 100 q size.
Buckeye. 1000 " 6isU.
Camp Floyd. 1000 n g..
Camp Floyd. 1000 q gMc.
Columbia. 1000 u &c.
Dli,un. 1000 n iTsc.
Dexter. 400 u s8lj.
DEXTER. 100 r. s1iiis.
Dexter. 900 " sgiiit.
Emerald. 500 u lie.
Golden Eagle. $500 n inc.
Golden Elgc. 500 ~ i0hc.l
1INiuHHf1tke 4 600 o. Mo
HomcEtakc. 5000 q h4sc.
Homfaiakr. 1900 n sic.
Joe lSIwers ENtenfl0n. ! 900 n gisc.
Joe Bowers ENicnsiOu, / .0Ou n enc.
ice Bowers. 600 q zoe.
Joe Buwers, 1900 " saIc.
10 Bowers. 600 u sga.c.
Joe H1wcia. 800 q gghc.
Ia Rein. 800 q i0c.
Li,tlc Phtshurg. 900 u isc.
Richmcu1-AruCogdi. 1000 a. sac.
Hlrhmon1-Anac1fln. 1000 d sac.
lilchmQud- Anucduia. 1900 u &c.
star C0nsolhlifl, 200 " SIAN.
STAR Consolidated. 400 u sl.igis
sunbeam. 5000 u iihc.
SUNBEAM. 800 q iGEc.
Sov,h Swargosi. 600 n $3.50.
South Swautca. 900 q ti.sI.
TCtru. 5000 " csc.
valeo. 100 q tli3m.
Tui1l shares plld. 5s.CiO.
Selling value % ra0cks, tss.ssGst.
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.
During the week shares have changed
hands 90 f5llows.
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Park Valley. Utah. Dec. 10 1855
j. ~. KrocnCke ~ this place states that
owing b impure blood h. had an at
tack II fever and several others In his
vicinity were sick al the same time, lie
began taking Hoods Sarsnptrllia. which
purified his blood ana cured him. II
has alfp relieved him ~ dizziness. and
done him ~ much good thnt h. recon-
intends Il so his freuIs and aoaualn,-
nucrs.
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Ya0n Temple Will close for the holt
days on Friday she gard " December.
1855. and reopen On Tuesday, the ard
% January. 1899
NJ. W. MERRILL.
President.
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SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

The san Lake Temple will close for
the holiday season on Friday. December
s1r1. isas. and reopen On Monday. jan
uary 9ih, 1893.
LORENZO SNOW.
President.
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The medical properties OF Hairs Hair
Remover TO invlgorate the acalp.remove
dandruff. restore she hair ana Its color.
gurpaHa anything OF ita kind.
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dlanap,is, Ind: First Lieut.. 4. A. Ca
baniss. up du,v with Company u, at
Fort DOUGLAS. Utah; Second Lieut.. G.
s.. Lincoln. on duty with company.
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HONOR TO DEAD HEROES
THREE WIG FELL ON THE FIELD or HONOR
aud Augustins--Ali ispiayed conspicu-
Gus oaiIautry and Died Like soldiers.

There were many Victims 20 thc cause
Of popular liberty In sh, late war wnh
spain. Organization of Jo,h regular
aud volunteer troops from all over thc
country furnished them. uiah among
the rest She was brivoly represented
among the officers oul men % = the
Twcniy-fcur,h United sl5cs Infantry
On Cuban soil. Durlng DO HoEc agMns,
Santiago and the ascension % San Juan
I'M none uf Uncle sans courageous
defenders displayed greater nghting
ability that did they The part they
played will so down IN history % their
credit. as wall as 90 che credit of .tho
country for whose honor they fuuvh,.
ana for which - many u chem gave
w thelr lives The historian Will MOI
fall to chronicle their Valorous jcc,ia
and accomplishment Already shrit
names are engraved upon the roll %
honor What they did has been told
frequently ami In great detail, making
i unnecessary 50 recount here what
thcy really ala.
The officers OF tho Twenty fourth.
Major Thompson. AdJuiaut Lelich and
Acting Adlutant CAbaulas. have issued
neral orders No. -, neatly printed
ana within u mourning border. settling
forth briefly the ages, military expert
snues and death Of Captain Dodge aud
1.iou,on1nts Quincy and Augus,in
The orders are rs foilows'
Headquarters Yah Infantry.
FoH Douglas. Utah.
DC mbcr ~. 1898.
General orders No. H.
DIED IN THE FIELD or HONOR:
Captain Charles Dodge Jr.. Twenty
Lieutenant John \. Quincy. Twenty.
fourth Infantry.
Llou,cnan, Joseph y. Augus,ln IT..
TwCu;y.fourth Infantry.
captain Charles Dodge Jr. Twenty
fourth Infantry, wac born ~ 1eorKe-
Gown, -. c., January . 1854. Entered
the general service June H. 1870. Ap-
pol~'ch second lieutenant. Twenty.
fourth lf1sf.ry. October %. 1873, served
wf,h his regiment In Texas. inilan Ter
rfuty. New MeNlco. Arizona. and Itah.
Aide On ihe sO,ffs of ueneran Porter,
WILCOX and Merritt, from April. 1880, 20
May 1870 R,gimsnisl adiu,an. from
June, iSsi % April. 1856, and frum July
1899. 10 March, lsai Aide ON ran ~
Gencrai liilss from April. issitn March.
1896. Promoted capsain, Twenty fourth
Infantry. December. 1895. In actinn with
hostile Indians near ihttlr SNAKE
Springs. Texas. Augur. g. 1850.
Ne was present at iho battle ~ san
Juan ana the siege N Santiago. cuba.
where his conspicuous galiantry earned
Tor HIN the Recommendation 10y the
reglmCn.tl commander Tor brcvsL
While the regimen, was serving vulun-
sanly aH nurses az the yellow fever
camp al Slhnncy. he contracted shc
disease and died July 90. isps.
Captain Dodge was an officer and
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1900 cflAYoS INK PORTRAITS
In elegant frames, 1875. Utah Portrait
Co. a. west First South. calder'a Music
Palace.
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P.cry & Lowe. stock Btvkers. 10
vert g.eur1 snu.h.
rftfulfIuH COS
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T. \. Conway. stock Brokcr; good
proportions 10 mines ond MINING
sfnekr l.,i Ens
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17

Morris & West stock brokers. al At
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-17

serve his country long. bu; he served Il
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Try tho "Dellcaicsscn cafe" the host
Lunch and Dinner In the city for CSC.
open an night. igs Main 81.
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80 Main 81. the business mems re-
sort for Excellent Meals" Right
prices. oy'ck service. Free Delivery.
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THE WEEKS BUSINESS.
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-11-02
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Leonard Scott,
Edgar McAllister Plyna McAllister, Willard
McAllister-heirs at law OF Joshua Nc
Allister, deceased-Adaline Dnnning, Min
erva Coleman, Marshal Field & Co., Calu-
met State Bank, North Star Shoe Co.,
First National Bank Of Monroe, Wis, and
K. g. Stearns & Co., ct al. defendants
You and each of you are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court OF the State OF
Iowa, in and for WinHesheik County, q petit
ton of Alfred J. Jewell and Almon w.
Jewell as plaintiffs, claiming the absolute
title in fee simple, to the following described
real estate to-wit: The VIZ of SCI, of section
"a; lots I and 2, of SEX OF SWA of said section
"a, and lots and Of the NE4 of SWA of
said section "a, township 40, north range 9,
west of 9TH p. M. Also block No. in Burr
Oak, and block No. ], Manling's addition to
Burr Oak, aforesaid, In Winnesheik county,
Iowa, according to recorded plat thereof, ana
asking that plaintiffs estate therein be es-
tablished, and that the above named defend
ant and others may be forever barred and
estopped from having or claiming any right
or title to said premises adverse to plaintiff,
and for costs.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend
before noon of the second day of the next
term of said court, to be begun and held at
ing Nov. 2sth, 1898, your default will be enter
prayed for In said petition.
GEO. w. ADAMS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
DEBORAH, Iowa, Oct. l4th. 1898.